Bowlsby doesn't know names of ISU and Baylor's football coaches

2020cy

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Reported on 810 WHB out of KC, called ISU coach Matt Rhoads and not sure what he called Baylor's coach, but it was incorrect. A little embarrassing at best.
 

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Reported on 810 WHB out of KC, called ISU coach Matt Rhoads and not sure what he called Baylor's coach, but it was incorrect. A little embarrassing at best.

No, not really. People make verbal mistakes daily.
 

ArgentCy

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I'm absolutely terrible with names and remembering faces. It's just not some people's gift in life. Not that big a deal but it is impressive the people that can remember people they have met just once.
 

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No, not really. People make verbal mistakes daily.

Uh no, anybody announcing or introducing a person should not get his/her name completely wrong. It's one thing to mispronounced a little.

He should have the name written down and practiced it at least once.

Typical Hawk to screw that up.
 

CYphyllis

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Uh no, anybody announcing or introducing a person should not get his/her name completely wrong. It's one thing to mispronounced a little.

He should have the name written down and practiced it at least once.

Typical Hawk to screw that up.

Uh, yes. Anyone who has never misspoke in front of a crowd has never actually spoken in front of a crowd.
 

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If you are at football media day and you can't get the 10 football coaches names correct you have issues.
 

D UP Clones

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Uh, yes. Anyone who has never misspoke in front of a crowd has never actually spoken in front of a crowd.

Well I guess I have not fallen into the anyone category even though I regularly speak in front of crowds.

I'm guessing you have screwed up some people's names. It's not the same as saying something else incorrectly.

You don't make that mistake when you are told ahead of time whom you will be introducing. I never have and I speak in front of groups all the time.

It's very simple to verify names ahead of time. No excuse for it.
 

CYphyllis

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Well I guess I have not fallen into the anyone category even though I regularly speak in front of crowds.

I'm guessing you have screwed up some people's names. It's not the same as saying something else incorrectly.

You don't make that mistake when you are told ahead of time whom you will be introducing. I never have and I speak in front of groups all the time.

It's very simple to verify names ahead of time. No excuse for it.

I don't believe a single thing you just typed.

Whatever, you people get worked up over every little thing so there is no reason in even attempting to bring basic logic to a conversation.
 

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To be fair, Fred Hoiberg is pretty awesome at stuff and he messed up the name of a player his team just signed. And he only had one guy's name to get right. It happens.
 

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D UP Clones

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I don't believe a single thing you just typed.

Whatever, you people get worked up over every little thing so there is no reason in even attempting to bring basic logic to a conversation.

Logic? LOL I'll remember that the next time I am verifying names before I speak. Logically I shouldn't do this because it's normal to screw up easy things.

Nope.