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stateu1

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He'd be cool to smoke some weed with at half time if any game I bet.
 

Wizard.sixpack

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play by play or color guy during a broadcast? Or is he better suited for the halftime / post game talking?
He would be a hell of a lot better than Bill Walton, I know that. I can't believe they let that fool do it. He gets off on tangents talking about anything but basketball.

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notoriousD_O_G

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He would be a hell of a lot better than Bill Walton, I know that. I can't believe they let that fool do it. He gets off on tangents talking about anything but basketball.

[video]https://me.me/i/19603100[/video]

Bill Walton is a national treasure
 

KurtRambis4

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By "national

treasure" do you mean, "terrible color-commentator?"

Him being a GD fan doesn't outweigh is awful work, to me.
 

HuskyBDawg

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Bill Walton is a national treasure


College basketball fandom would probably prefer that the networks make him a hidden treasure. But I would pay five bucks to watch him ask Rick Stansbury about a rematch with Marshall.
 
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KurtRambis4

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He's definitely

interesting, in the sense that you have no idea wtf he's talking about 90% of the time/he's on acid.
 
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