Oct
19

According To Denver Post Columnist, Broadcasters Can Have Grit

By on October 19, 2009 at 10:05 am

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Referring to Monday Night Football talking head John Gruden as the “football broadcasting rookie of the year,” Denver Post columnist Dusty Saunders ascribed -  or a at least whoever was responsible for the headline of his column – a trait to a broadcaster that is usually reserved for nonathletic, awkward, white basketball players or 40-year-old gunslingin’ quarterbacks: grit.

I guess we should just be thankful that Saunders didn’t say that John Gruden is just having fun up there.

And there are people still alive named Dusty?

Jon Gruden’s grit an asset in “Monday Night Football” broadcast booth [The Denver Post]

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Comments

  1. Upstate Underdog says:

    “And there are people still alive named Dusty?”

    Dusty Rhodes is still alive, show some respect.

  2. HabsFan29 says:

    And there are people still alive named Dusty?

    The lovely brunette at the strip club last night said that was her name.

    • LeNoceur says:

      @HabsFan29, I met one once “named” Vanilla. “You’re white, and the generic fallback option for people who can’t make up their minds?”

      I did not receive a lap dance.

  3. LeNoceur says:

    I need a new dictionary. Mine doesn’t give an alternate definition of “grit” as “total inability to shut the fuck up for ten seconds already.”

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