can someone explain the appeal of pat mcafee?
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He can be obnoxious but he seems to like ND and he was gushing over our ND campus when he was there
for game day for the game we gave them. This year we hopefully take it back if they beat Texas.
Fools and idjits are now celebrated by our society?
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He's an idiot.
Like most of the "talent" at ESPN these days.
I haven't watched Gameday in many years. It's shit.
Indy guy and Colts fan so biased, I love him.
He’s a lot, so he’s not for everyone. I get that. But if you know his story he’s hard to not respect.
He left one of the easiest jobs in sports where he was the top in the field and making great money. He gambled on himself.
He’s walked into places like ESPN and told them to take him or leave, he’s not going to change how he talks and how he entertains. In a world where everyone is PC and analysts all sit there and say words but don’t really say anything, he’s refreshing to me.
And for the community I live in, the guy has adopted it, he’s championed it, and he’s given back to it. Check his charitable acts. He’s got a huge heart.
I am a fan, but I get if he’s not everyone’s cup of tea.
I like him too. No BS politically correct garbage stuff and very charitable.
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I think he makes Gameday more interesting as a contrast to the more traditional panelists
His zaniness gives the others license to say things they otherwise wouldn't say. I feel Saban in particular benefits from this - they complement each other well.
I don't watch his show or any sports news outside of clips, but he is like Joe Rogan in his appeal
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Inexplicable, really. He was a bit of a nut as a punter when he played.
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People…apparently…like his nuttiness…
Personally amazed that people tune in to watch McAfee and Aaron Rodgers together…
Find that doubly off-putting.
Who doesn’t like bustn a nut?
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