Hell yeah, I'd listen to a woman in the booth. If she knew what she was talking about. Unfortunately, there aren't any women who are former players/coaches, but I'm sure that someone who's been around long enough would have significant things to say.
As long as she wore something slutty and made sex sounds when someone makes a good play.
Mudrow - 13 years ago
I'm fine with it as long as it doesn't eff with the fung shui of commentating. Hell John madden was in the booth and he was annoying as hell with his obvious observations. Let the ladies cook
Corbin Macklin - 13 years ago
I am in support of women in the booth. Especially if they promise not to gush over the greatness of *Troy Aikman voice* Aaron Rodgers. *Back to me* Josina Anderson... I could look at her talking about football allllllllll day. They have to promise to put picture in picture tho... put the game in the corner and have the screen mostly her talking about the game. OF COURSE I ain't mean that last sentence... but bringing it back from straight sexism... I am all for competent female commentary, after all some of THE best damn twitter commentators/fans ARE women. Shoutout to the greatness that is @Lizzs_Lockeroom.
Keith - 13 years ago
Yes women should have an opportunity to work in the booth as analyst and play by play people. I have seen many guys who have gotten opportunities to be in broadcasting just because they played the game at a pro level and they absolutely suck at it. The networks need to put more men and women in the booth that have honed their craft at broadcasting. You never know what people can do until you give them an opportunity.
trojanscooter - 13 years ago
I think a woman like Pam Oliver or Suzy Kolber would do a good job in the booth.
Marshall - 13 years ago
Of course they can. They should get that floozy that's in the booth for big ten games on espn.
TAYREL713 - 13 years ago
As long as the woman or woman knew what they were talking about (unlike Marv Albert who should really stick to basketball) I would be fine with a lady doing color or analysis.
Hell yeah, I'd listen to a woman in the booth. If she knew what she was talking about. Unfortunately, there aren't any women who are former players/coaches, but I'm sure that someone who's been around long enough would have significant things to say.
As long as she wore something slutty and made sex sounds when someone makes a good play.
I'm fine with it as long as it doesn't eff with the fung shui of commentating. Hell John madden was in the booth and he was annoying as hell with his obvious observations. Let the ladies cook
I am in support of women in the booth. Especially if they promise not to gush over the greatness of *Troy Aikman voice* Aaron Rodgers. *Back to me* Josina Anderson... I could look at her talking about football allllllllll day. They have to promise to put picture in picture tho... put the game in the corner and have the screen mostly her talking about the game. OF COURSE I ain't mean that last sentence... but bringing it back from straight sexism... I am all for competent female commentary, after all some of THE best damn twitter commentators/fans ARE women. Shoutout to the greatness that is @Lizzs_Lockeroom.
Yes women should have an opportunity to work in the booth as analyst and play by play people. I have seen many guys who have gotten opportunities to be in broadcasting just because they played the game at a pro level and they absolutely suck at it. The networks need to put more men and women in the booth that have honed their craft at broadcasting. You never know what people can do until you give them an opportunity.
I think a woman like Pam Oliver or Suzy Kolber would do a good job in the booth.
Of course they can. They should get that floozy that's in the booth for big ten games on espn.
As long as the woman or woman knew what they were talking about (unlike Marv Albert who should really stick to basketball) I would be fine with a lady doing color or analysis.