GDT: The Pittsburgher Thread - Here we go!

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Iggy Smalls

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Interesting Friday night in the ACC; Duke and UNC both got upset. Tomorrow Bama plays Miami, Clemson plays Georgia. Pitt plays UMass in a game that will probably be frustratingly close for no reason whatsoever.
 
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NewAgeOutlaw

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I'm watching Penn State-Wisconsin. I'm a Wisconsin fan. Is there any team that has more predictable playcalling? Paul Cryst is totally delusional.

8 pass attempts half way through the 2nd quarter. How do you beat a quality team like this?


Annnnnnnnd they drew up a read option on 3rd and 6, resulting in a fumble.
 
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wheelz87

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I'm watching Penn State-Wisconsin. I'm a Wisconsin fan. Is there any team that has more predictable playcalling? Paul Cryst is totally delusional.

8 pass attempts half way through the 2nd quarter. How do you beat a quality team like this?


Annnnnnnnd they drew up a read option on 3rd and 6, resulting in a fumble.
Absolutely pathetic game
 

bigdaddyk88

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I'm watching Penn State-Wisconsin. I'm a Wisconsin fan. Is there any team that has more predictable playcalling? Paul Cryst is totally delusional.

8 pass attempts half way through the 2nd quarter. How do you beat a quality team like this?


Annnnnnnnd they drew up a read option on 3rd and 6, resulting in a fumble.
That’s been the recipe for success for them for years. You know they don’t recruit QBs or skill positions players
 

Flying Dego

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Guess it’s better than 30, and he had a pretty full life. At least that’s what I told myself when cancer took my mom at 60.

About all you can do to find a silver lining.

Tunch was an amazing individual. I really enjoyed him,he and my dad were close friends so I had the opportunity to get to know him.

Very upbeat, positive guy. Tragic when life is cut short. BTW - F*** cancer.
 

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Who will be calling games for the Steelers on the radio this season? I never listen to games since I go to the home games and watch the road games on tv.
 

MrBrightside

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Who will be calling games for the Steelers on the radio this season? I never listen to games since I go to the home games and watch the road games on tv.

Hillgrove and Wolfley. Will be unlistenable. Be interesting to see if Wolf corrects all the errors Hillgrove makes the way Tunch did.
 

Mr Jiggyfly

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Would be interesting to see all the people who have been in the Steelers broadcast booth.

All I can recall were Fleming, Cope, Hoge and Ilkin.
 

Ugene Magic

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Sad about Tunch, will miss hearing his voice and thoughts on the game/players. Him, Wolf and Hillgrove were a good bunch together.

RIP.
 

OnMyOwn

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I actually really enjoyed the radio play by play. Quality stuff. Hillgrove has a good voice for it. Tunch brought a lot, though. We’ll see how well wolf does in the booth. I had no clue starks had been doing broadcasting work for a few years now.
 
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Mr Jiggyfly

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Wow thanks for this. I will slim read but save and read in bits and pieces. It’s crazy to think that all of this development in media tech has happened in just the last 100 years.

Ya, it’s a nice little history lesson not just on Steelers broadcasting, but how radio broadcasting was birthed in Pgh with the the help of people like Conrad and Horne’s dept. store.
 
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