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Mark Schlereth
I actually like Mark Schlereth. On the radio.
Seems like a nice guy on “Mike and Mike,” and on the various NFL shows he does for ESPN.
But boy, on the liveblog on Saturday, the complaints about Schlereth’s TV turn doin the UK-Florida game were frequent and feisty.
So how bad was Schlereth on the tube?
Don’t just vote in the poll, be sure and leave comments.
(H-L photo/Mark Cornelison)
Big Blue Links for Friday:
Birmingham Schools call board meeting this afternoon to discuss Bledsoe case, reports Jon Solomon of the Birmingham News.
John Calipari believes that Enes Kanter is an amateur, but can’t guarantee that NCAA will agree, reports Jerry Tipton of the Herald-Leader.
Sadly, Florida’s arrests are overshadowing Meyer’s victories, blogs Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel.
Florida says high number of football arrests should not define the program, reports Steve Wieberg of USA Today.
Mark Schlereth will be doing his first college game as analyst for ESPN, reports Jason Lieser of the Palm Beach Post.
Recent road success should help in The Swamp, writes Chip Cosby of the Herald-Leader.
Same questions, different outcomes for Tim Tebow and Andre Woodson, writes Mark Story of the H-L.
Urban Meyer’s confidence in his offense is rising, writes Edward Aschoff of the Gainesville Sun.
Calipari warms up for another candid year, writes Eric Crawford of the Courier-Journal.
Broken hand a minor setback for Danny Trevathan, reports Brett Dawson of the C-J.
Continue reading ‘BBL: Eric Bledsoe case takes next (final?) step today’
Mark Schlereth
The U has the telecast of Saturday’s Kentucky-Florida matchup, 7 p.m. in The Swamp.
In this case, The U is not the University of Miami, but ESPNU, of course.
Elizabeth Moreau
Often that means viewers are stuck with some no-name announcing team. Not this time. Clay Matvick handles play-by-play duties. Elizabeth Moreau is on the sidelines. And adding color commentary, as well as a little star power, is Mark Schlereth, the ex-NFL lineman, soap opera star and frequent guest on ESPN radio’s “Mike and Mike,” where he is known as “Stink.”
Meanwhile, Moreau played volleyball at Butler, then worked for the Big Ten Network.
Here’s a video resume of Moreau’s work.
