MNF Announcer follow up, Missouri coaching

• Just to show you how bad a choice I think Mike Tirico is as announcer no ESPN's Monday Night Football, I failed, in my discussion of this yesterday, to even mention Joe Theisman, who is one of the more annoying announcers of all-time. After Theisman, Mike Patrick, and Paul Maguire made Sunday Night Football virtually unwatchable over the past several seasons, how does even one of them get the Monday Night gig? Disgraceful. On the other hand, I kind of like the Kornheiser pick for the booth. He is both knowledgeable, outspoken, and candid. He will be a good addition. Did the braintrust at Espn not see the obvious addition of WIlbon to complement Kornheiser instead of Theisman? Those two guys would have been great together. And how about Stephen A. Smith as a sideline reporter? He could just start screaming randomly at different people. It would be like combining the NFL and Pro Wrestling...oh, never mind that, I guess they already tried the XFL with no success...
• I hate to say it, but Quin Snyder is all but done at Missouri. I do not think they have won a game since I praised the coaching job he had done this year about three or four weeks ago, and his team is showing strong evidence that they have quit on him, getting obliterated by Baylor, yes, Baylor, two nights ago. I am not sure how Quin can get his career back on track (maybe at a smaller school like Matt Doherty is doing at Florida Atlantic), but I hope he does. He is a great guy, and a bright coach, who made some mistakes and has not been able to recover from them.
• And one more thing about the Snyder situation. Brent Musberger, on whom the odds are 60/40 that he will be implicated in the Tocchet gambling ring, is a weasel and should not be asking Stecve Lavin about whether he will be moving to Missouri. Lavin appropriately said Missouri has a head coach. How would Musberger like it if Katie Couric asked Al Michaels would be taking over Muberger's duties, when he had not been fired yet. Stick to your mediocre announcing and gambling, Brent, you scum sucking maggot.
• A great web site to check the value of your home (or one you are interested in buying) is www.zillow.com. It uses tax records, sales comps, etc. to estimate the value of any home. From the few I plugged in this morning, it seems fairly accurate, and is pretty interesting.