Bobby Knight

[Ray Zor]

One of the best coaches ever stated at one point," Right now, Arkansas could beat any team in the country". Given 2 more home games and at Bama goes as it should, we are in easily.

[razorbackkid]

Bobby Knows.   

[iCalledThatHogBrotha!]

Thought he was terrible listening to mizzouri game because he would only talk about all the mistakes they made to keep us in the game. But this time I thought he gave us a fair shake announcing from both perspectives.

[bphi11ips]

Has Alzheimers. 

[Fayettechill14]

I actually thought he did a decent job tonight. Have not liked him in any broadcast prior to this one.

[nextlevel]

Lunardi moved Arkansas into the tourney after tonight's win.

They need to win the 2 home games, but the Bama game isn't going to bump them out of the tourney, a win there will help with seeding...

[heatmiser]

He is not entertaining.  He tells it how his 50+ years coaching eyeballs see it; but it isn't entertaining when he does it.

[HogFanInBryant]

Why did he call Wally Hall's mother a hooker?

[PygmalionEffect]

One of the best coaches ever stated at one point," Right now, Arkansas could beat any team in the country". Given 2 more home games and at Bama goes as it should, we are in easily.

Bobby's actually lived long enough to become human.

Never thought I would see that.

I actually enjoy listening to his commentary.

Never thought I'd say that.

[Hawg4life33]

HEAD FAKE!!!!

[Wild Bill Hog]

Why did he call Wally Hall's mother a hooker?

Urban myth.  He didn't do it.

[imtad16]

The coach came out in him when Alandise Harris dribbled himself on to the floor late in the 2nd half and he said to him, "this isn't a dribbling contest." All fan allegiance aside, that was pretty funny. Especially, after coming away winners.

[nextlevel]

Thought he was terrible listening to mizzouri game because he would only talk about all the mistakes they made to keep us in the game. But this time I thought he gave us a fair shake announcing from both perspectives.

He calls it like it is, or he sees it.

At one point he was talking about the mistakes Arkansas was making keeping Kentucky in the game tonight.

Is only down side as a commentator is he doesn't know the rosters inside and out, example was the play to get Bell a wide open lead when he was expecting a drive to the basket for an easy bucket from the offense being up high (a type of player that isn't on Arkansas' roster this year).

I will take Knight, Dykes, or Walton as a commentator over any one of the failed coaches employed by the networks for that position during telecasts.

[Hoggle]

Love listening to Knight call a game. He's always imparting (well founded) information. I've learned a lot listening to his games. Listening with my 12 year old who loves playing basketball makes it even more educational and entertaining.

[arkfan81]

watched the second half under mute..couldn't listen to either of them anymore..

[k.c.hawg]

The coach came out in him when Alandise Harris dribbled himself on to the floor late in the 2nd half and he said to him, "this isn't a dribbling contest." All fan allegiance aside, that was pretty funny. Especially, after coming away winners.

I actually could have thrown a chair at that point.

[YouCrawl_IQuall]

I loved hearing him call tonights game. Felt like he enjoyed the game and gave Arkansas lots of respect.

[dj shanon "Notshavin" smeya]

Has Alzheimers. 

LOL

[Arkygrocer]

Bobby definitely gave us respect tonight unlike in the Missouri game. Not my favorite color man either but can't argue with his knowledge of the game.

[imtad16]

I actually could have thrown a chair at that point.

Hah I see what ya did there. Yeah that was a frustrating moment for sure though.

[Razorback_2007]

I was particularly impressed with his respectful words on Nolan, givin the animosity I thought existed between the two.  :razorback:

[bphi11ips]

I actually thought he did a decent job tonight. Have not liked him in any broadcast prior to this one.

Had we lost you would have said he sucked. 

[HogFaninMemphis]

Bobby definitely gave us respect tonight unlike in the Missouri game. Not my favorite color man either but can't argue with his knowledge of the game.

I can agree with this. No he's not great, but he's not awful. Plus, he's Bobby Knight!

[Wild Bill Hog]

I was particularly impressed with his respectful words on Nolan, givin the animosity I thought existed between the two.  :razorback:

I've never heard about any animosity between them.

[Fayettechill14]

Had we lost you would have said he sucked.

He has done games that we've won before and I still didn't like him. I don't love him, I just thought he was better tonight.

[nextlevel]

I can agree with this. No he's not great, but he's not awful. Plus, he's Bobby Knight!

He will put his viewpoints in on how he thinks the game should be played/coached during the telecasts, but will mention it in a form of "I would do this, I had my teams do that, etc".

It is different than some of the other failed coaches who drum on about some facet of the game like it is the most important thing in the world and nothing else matters (rebounds) like some other failed coaches employed by ESPN who's former programs are in the top25 because of their absence with that program...

[Hogz87]

I thought he was a little annoying when he called our Missouri game, but I've always really enjoyed Knight as a commentator.  He's a brilliant basketball mind and when calls a game you get free access for 2+ hours to that mind. 

[hhicNaychaBoi]

I thought it was great when we had the ball with a minute and some change and knight said that he would set his offense up high and he detailed why. As soon as we inbiuned our offense was set up high. I think it was a testament to MA coaching ability. Knihght has so much knowledge for the game.