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There was a thread that focused on her calling the game last week.

In it, I was critical, not of her knowledge, or likability, but  of her voice, and delivery.

I watched the game yesterday, and am taking this opportunity to back peddle. 

I thought she was good, and her voice didn't grate on me as it did in her initial broadcast.

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1 hour ago, King Colt said:

Obviously Ms. Nowans did not play the game but her performance behind the mic yesterday was spot on. Just goes to show when you do your homework, demand everything of yourself and insist on being the best you can get there. Nice job!

i disagree, i thought the whole broadcast was crap.  Neither even seemed to know the rules of the game and were incredibly biased with their commentary. 

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2 hours ago, buccolts said:

There was a thread that focused on her calling the game last week.

In it, I was critical, not of her knowledge, or likability, but  of her voice, and delivery.

I watched the game yesterday, and am taking this opportunity to back peddle. 

I thought she was good, and her voice didn't grate on me as it did in her initial broadcast.

She was really good Feely was terrible.

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2 hours ago, King Colt said:

Obviously Ms. Nowans did not play the game but her performance behind the mic yesterday was spot on. Just goes to show when you do your homework, demand everything of yourself and insist on being the best you can get there. Nice job!

I think she did very well, but Tony Romo was terrible yesterday. 

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I don't understand OP's subtley expressed viewpoint.  Am I supposed to feel proud that a woman is in the booth?

 

Sigh....I don't care. 

 

Although I didn't hear this game, in past games I found her to be as technically competent as most announcers.  I think her voice and delivery is not attractive to listen to, but I also felt that way about Dan Dierdorf, Curt Gowdy, Don Criqui, and Howard Cosell back in the day.

 

And Vin Scully used to annoy the crap out of me during baseball games.

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33 minutes ago, DougDew said:

I don't understand OP's subtley expressed viewpoint.  Am I supposed to feel proud that a woman is in the booth?

 

Sigh....I don't care.

 

Then why comment?

 

I didn't think there was any subtlety to the OP at all. He posted about the female commentator doing her first NFL game. Yes, she's a female, and yes, that's the reason for the post in the first place. No one said you or anyone else was under obligation to feel proud or any other way about it.

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More to the point, I don't like Beth Mowins' voice or the way she talks, so I didn't enjoy listening to her call the game. And I could be nitpicky about some of the things she said wrong (NCAA instead of NFL, she referred to Brissett as Kizer at least once, etc.), but every announcer gets stuff wrong from time to time. I think Feeley maybe held back from correcting her on air, or maybe he didn't notice... 

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1 minute ago, Superman said:

More to the point, I don't like Beth Mowins' voice or the way she talks, so I didn't enjoy listening to her call the game. And I could be nitpicky about some of the things she said wrong (NCAA instead of NFL, she referred to Brissett as Kizer at least once, etc.), but every announcer gets stuff wrong from time to time. I think Feeley maybe held back from correcting her on air, or maybe he didn't notice... 

Feeley said AV was going to kick for Cleveland 

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4 minutes ago, Superman said:

 

Well that's dumb... I didn't catch that.

I can forgive any mistake by Mowins since she is not a regular on CBS or NFL coverage but when someone is a NFL regular and your job is to provide Color that is unacceptable 

 JMO and maybe my view is stilted a bit since my Dad once provided Color for my local HS

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She was fine.  After about 2-3 minutes, I don't really notice the announcers anyway.  After the average game, if you asked me who announced it, I probably couldn't even tell you.  I suppose I sort of watch it like I would live in the stadium.

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2 minutes ago, #12. said:

She was fine.  After about 2-3 minutes, I don't really notice the announcers anyway.  After the average game, if you asked me who announced it, I probably couldn't even tell you.  I suppose I sort of watch it like I would live in the stadium.

I watched every game like I am breaking down Game film(the only things I do not have is a play chart, notebook and player chart)

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On a separate issue, I was forced to listen to Bob Lamey.  I was never a fan because of his constant mistakes, especially having to back track on what he originally called.  "Caught by TY, TOUCHDOWN....No, it was incomplete!"  That sort of thing.  But yesterday, I was pleasantly surprised.  He cut down on his mistakes quite a bit.  

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1 minute ago, PrincetonTiger said:

I watched every game like I am breaking down Game film(the only things I do not have is a play chart, notebook and player chart)

 

Not to that degree, but that is sort of what I was getting at.  I don't worry much about what the announcers are saying, just form my own opinions on things.

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3 hours ago, csmopar said:

i disagree, i thought the whole broadcast was crap.  Neither even seemed to know the rules of the game and were incredibly biased with their commentary. 

 

Yea I agree completely, it did seem at times they both had stock in Cleveland or something.  I'm pretty sure both of them are also still confused on why Pagano didn't challenge the TD.  Listening to them was about as bad as having to listen to Collinsworth taking any possible opportunity to bring up Tom Brady.

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2 minutes ago, #12. said:

 

Not to that degree, but that is sort of what I was getting at.  I don't worry much about what the announcers are saying, just form my own opinions on things.

Grew up a coach's kid and started watching game film very early in HS(I also did a little spotting as a kid) and broke down Game film and developed Offensive play charts as a coach. Since I struggled to get on the depth chart( my health) it was my way of making the team better

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13 minutes ago, cbear said:

On a separate issue, I was forced to listen to Bob Lamey.  I was never a fan because of his constant mistakes, especially having to back track on what he originally called.  "Caught by TY, TOUCHDOWN....No, it was incomplete!"  That sort of thing.  But yesterday, I was pleasantly surprised.  He cut down on his mistakes quite a bit.  

Lamey is easily one of the best announcers of all-time IMO.

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