with an occasional couple minutes BB thrown in. I realize the NCAA makes all their money with the tournament. but it sure breaks up the continuity of the games. It seems like each break lasted about four minutes.
Damn, I felt like I watched two hours of ads with
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Yea that AT&T chic was extremely ANNOYING AF. Almost at bad as Flo from progressive
Yes, but AT&T chic is hot.
Like someone else said, Bryce Drew is sure good at calling his timeouts right before a media timeout. It was pretty annoying
If they had any kind of variety in the commercials across the four networks playing NCAA games, it'd be somewhat tolerable. But when you have to watch the same sets of commercials hours upon hours a day for 3 to 4 days straight, its enough to make one consider homicidal tendencies.
I will say, though, that ~7-10 years ago, Lily and the lady who does the Toyota commercials were the leading standards for attractive female commercial 'stars'.
Still "would" on both of them, but they were knockout foxes back in the day.
Still "would" on both of them, but they were knockout foxes back in the day.
You’re allowed to be annoying with jugs like those
The thing is, they go to commercial with every time out. That being said, a coach pretty much has to approach each of these tournament games as being 5 4-minute quarters per half, based on the media time outs.
Thats why I think you can go with a shorter bench in the tournament. Lots of rest during each half...
I believe AT&T has vastly overestimated America's tolerance for seeing Lily every couple of minutes.
As for 4 minute commercials, that is exactly how long the every 4 minute timeouts last. I record the game and start it about 20-25 minutes late and just FF for 4 minutes at these points. The coach timeouts are only 1 or 2 minutes. I hate sitting thru commercials, tho I like Lily a bunch! She seems like the cute girl next door on the commercials.
Pretty face, but there’s a reason they don’t show her lower half much. Certainly not fat at all, but has some hips—which I know some people like. Again, not fat.
