šŸˆ Stupid going to stupid: "I gotta believe somewhere in the back of his mind Nick Saban is second-guessing going with Tua over Jalen."

How in the world this man has ~2.9 million followers on twitter is beyond me.

That's alot of stupid he's influencing.

That's a whole bunch of faker twitter accounts. Skip's a legend in his own mind.

 
meh...skip bayless hasn't been relevent since....like....ever.

apparently he knows what's going through Coach Saban's mind after 1 game...ONE GAME!!! and Coach Saban already knows how good Jalen is against good (i.e., SEC) defenses. he knows because he was his coach for 3 damn years. but i guess skippy longstockings forgot about that part. but it's only the internet...there's no way to actually go back and look at his stats versus any other team he played and how he fared against them.
 
meh...skip bayless hasn't been relevent since....like....ever.
Back when I was in school, Sean, I'd use LexisNexis for my news fix and his articles were some of the first ones I looked up. He did a hell of a job covering the Big 12 back then and had a solid view of football.

Until ... he was on TV.

In my opinion he's no different than your everyday Finebaum caller. Back when he was just on in Birmingham the calls weren't as obnoxious as they are today. When he went to satellite they became a little worse and I believe that was due to it being a national audience versus local. But, as soon as it was live TV? Katy bar the door ... the loons came out. TV, live TV, and we're left with what we see from Skip.
 
Back when I was in school, Sean, I'd use LexisNexis for my news fix and his articles were some of the first ones I looked up. He did a hell of a job covering the Big 12 back then and had a solid view of football.

Until ... he was on TV.

In my opinion he's no different than your everyday Finebaum caller. Back when he was just on in Birmingham the calls weren't as obnoxious as they are today. When he went to satellite they became a little worse and I believe that was due to it being a national audience versus local. But, as soon as it was live TV? Katy bar the door ... the loons came out. TV, live TV, and we're left with what we see from Skip.

Skip was a great sports reporter in the 80s and 90s. He has a really good book he wrote on the rise of the Cowboys, but like you said, when he got on TV he became a "character." If you go back and look at what the precursor to what First Take was (First-and-10 was a segment on Cold Pizza in the mornings), it started out with Woody Paige against random sports reporters from around the country, eventually Skip became kind of the go-to guy to debate him) and then what it morphed into, completely different. Skip doesn't actually "cover" anything anymore, so his knowledge on ANYTHING in current sports is super limited and probably just limited to the stats and notes FS1's people give him. All he bothers to do now is find a hot take and run with it, especially if its about something to do with a passionate fan base.
 
(First-and-10 was a segment on Cold Pizza in the mornings), it started out with Woody Paige against random sports reporters from around the country, eventually Skip became kind of the go-to guy to debate him) and then what it morphed into, completely different.
A lot spawned off of that time period. Here you've mentioned the precursor to Around the Horn which wasn't too bad in its inception either.
 
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