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How many bottles of cough syrup does Mixon drink before going on air?

Carl Spackler

By Carl Spackler,
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I had to watch the Jaguars broadcast since I live right near the Florida border... my lord, you want to talk about DEPRESSING announcers?  Mark Brunell is one of them.  At one point when Chad Henne had 14 yards passing and 14 rushing yards, they said something like "Well the passing yards aren't likely where Chad wanted them, but you've got to be impressed with his decision making."

That is one defeated crew down in Jax.

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I live 30 miles from WCCB's broadcast tower and yet I had no signal for the game.  :mad:  Thank God they don't televise any of the regular games. 99% of online streams were the Jags broadcast with only 1 that was out of Greensboro but it kept freezing up. Then I found one that was the Jags video feed with the radio crew audio, Eugene Robinson and Jim Skoze (sp). :omg: Not synced at all and the video was so far behind the audio that I knew the play and if it worked before they even snapped the ball in the video. Even so it worked for me cause I like those two and did not have to listen to Mixon. :100_Emoji_42x42:

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22 hours ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Agreed, and I think the Duke guy is better as well.  Or at least he was the last time I listened to him, (many years ago).

 

In my humble opinion, the Wake play by play commentator (Stan Cotten) is the best, and I am glad they didn't hire him. Of course, I may be a bit biased. 

 Bob Harris (Duke play by play guy).

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22 hours ago, Cary Kollins said:

We'll probably get Jim Szoke whenever Mixon retires, which will still be a hell of an upgrade.

Mick's attempt at comedy is a bust. Eugene, however (especially when he "looses it") is funny as hell. " You've got to line up, punch that guy in the the tooth, and legally take his lunch money!"

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18 hours ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Eugene Robinson is great.  Mixon is horrible.  Every time I have to hear him talking about ample boobies or robust behinds I feel like I should be contacting the FCC or filing EO charges or something.

the great thing about Eugene is that you can always tell his word of the week.

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Just now, Jangler said:

the great thing about Eugene is that you can always tell his word of the week.

I love Eugene as a commentator.  His enthusiasm is much appreciated, and the way he expresses himself is 100% more relatable than Creeper Mixon.  He's always entertaining.

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