Scott Van Pelt shares theory on UConn coach Dan Hurley’s bad behavior
"But when he's screaming at the dude, 'I'm the best coach in the f-ing sport' … c'mon,man."
"But when he's screaming at the dude, 'I'm the best coach in the f-ing sport' … c'mon,man."
His viewership so far this year has kept pace with traditional late night shows.
"I look like a crazy European wearing regular pants but fancy boy shoes. My bags are all asunder, I'm laying down, I've just screamed an obscenity in front of everybody, I'm 51 in line..."
"If you need me, I'll be in the Atlanta airport security line until next season starts."
"I'm just fired up for these guys."
"He's gonna dip. Good times."
"They're one and done, Scott. If they don't play better on offense than they did tonight, it's going to be a short trip in the postseason."
ESPN college football analyst Dusty Dvoracek concurred.
"Being the person whose job it is to document (golfers), discuss them with our various hosts, analysts, coaches, and players, I really, really enjoy that."
"I'm sure we could all figure out a way, because we all have great sort of friendship with one another."
"There has to be a better plan than you can leave every year with no penalty."
"It's alright brother, bad camera angles happen to the best of us."
"And it was french fries. They were a little bit salty."
Packers fans were gifted a fleece Packers sweatshirt, Packers sweatpants, and even a full block of cheese.
Tim Hasselbeck and Scott Van Pelt had a nuanced conversation on how there may not be an easy CFP fix.
Scott Van Pelt will lead ESPN's trio to cover the TGL season starring Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy that begins next month.
"The dude understood the assignment."
"You only have so many go-to stories. It's amazing the endless amount, Jameis has in there."
"They're saying it's just another game. It's not. It's more than that."
Scott Van Pelt spoke some much needed truth on SportsCenter about how College Football Playoff rankings arguments can easily be twisted.
"You're watching, and you're cursing, and your kids hear, and you're like, 'I'm sorry, daddy's on Spartans.'"