I think that was staged. Cross and Wyatt "get into it" over Wyatt playing "crickets" regarding discussing the MacGregor-Mayweather figh,t and then they start discussing an analogy of MLB-Cricket to MacGregor-Mayweather; then they move to talking about North Carolina and the NCAA. I listened to the break and didn't hear any other argument.
That show format has so much potential, but Matt is incapable of doing his part. He doesn't come off as quick/smart enough to match Richard in a debate, and generally gets plowed under when they try to go "head-to-head". Perhaps this all staged by the powers that be to play into the stereotypes surrounding the schools, but I don't think so. Given yesterday's exchange, he's apparently childish as well.
I know some folks will never give Richard credit due to his allegiances, but he's pretty good at his job(s). Matt, on the other hand, plays crickets when he isn't interested in the conversation? I wasn't aware that he was the target audience.
I think it's their speaking style and communication method. Cross has a 'harsher' voice and Matt is soft-spoken. Cross has a Fox News Radio voice and Wyatt's voice is more NPR.That show format has so much potential, but Matt is incapable of doing his part. He doesn't come off as quick/smart enough to match Richard in a debate, and generally gets plowed under when they try to go "head-to-head".
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