bob fox

[basement bob]

i think bob fox is great

[dean smith]

What happened with Bob Fox? Was there some kind of problem with him playing copyrighted material or something? I know that his segments were being met with mixed reaction (at least around here). Maybe he just got the ax for a more dynamic historical segment?

I am going to miss those bowling stories. Electrifying.

You know how when you hear someone's voice who you have never seen and you try to envision what they look like based on their voice? Well, when Bob talks I'm picturing Mickey Rooney in The Black Stallion. With John White, it's ESPN's John Clayton all the way.

Funny thing is, I've seen John White since, but my mind is stubbornly painting me a picture of The Professor.

For whatever the above nonsense is worth...

[Hickory Hill Hoff]

Originally Posted by dean smith

What happened with Bob Fox? Was there some kind of problem with him playing copyrighted material or something? I know that his segments were being met with mixed reaction (at least around here). Maybe he just got the ax for a more dynamic historical segment?

I am going to miss those bowling stories. Electrifying.

You know how when you hear someone's voice who you have never seen and you try to envision what they look like based on their voice? Well, when Bob talks I'm picturing Mickey Rooney in The Black Stallion. With John White, it's ESPN's John Clayton all the way.

Funny thing is, I've seen John White since, but my mind is stubbornly painting me a picture of The Professor.
For whatever the above nonsense is worth...

So, who would be the Mary-Ann of the show?

[dean smith]

That would be "The Professor" John Clayton, of course.

[onebadbeast]

sorry, but john white has always reminded me of mr. rogers

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by dean smith

I am going to miss those bowling stories. Electrifying.

I'll try and pick up the slack for him ...

5th from the top ....

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