[Yacht Rock]

Never change. I think it's hilarious.

[TH Spangler]

Baylor is 16.5-point favorite over UTSA this week.

[R i]

Biggest win in school history, no question.

The videos of the students on campus Saturday night are insane. Hundreds of students gathering all over campus celebrating. This program has come a very long way.

[BJWilliams]

I was watching the video of Nasser announcing the class cancellation and there had to be at least 6-700 students on the field

[jlread]

Here is that Sportscenter interview.

[Purple Haize]

Here is that Sportscenter interview.

Glad his passing skills are better than his interview skills.

[Ewglenn]

Here is that Sportscenter interview.

Glad his passing skills are better than his interview skills.

I thought the same thing.

[TallyW]

I felt like someone got to him and said: "Don't screw this up."

He got an earful from HCTG after his TD high-step. I imagine someone "reminded him" to "represent the school".

I hope not... but if so, they should relax and let him be himself.

Then again... it was a 7:36 a.m. interview Most of us wouldn't have our best interview at that hour.

[R i]

He did great.

[Cider Jim]

He did great.

Agreed--he came across as very humble and soft spoken.

[BJWilliams]

Saw the video last night after LU football posted it on FB...he did an outstanding job. Well done by him and well done by us to prepare him for the interview

[Sly Fox]

I'd love to work with the guys on the team. I thought Buck did a solid job under the circumstances. How many of you all would be nails your first time on national television at an hour when you are normally scarfing donuts? I can assure you the number would be very small.

[Purple Haize]

I'd love to work with the guys on the team. I thought Buck did a solid job under the circumstances. How many of you all would be nails your first time on national television at an hour when you are normally scarfing donuts? I can assure you the number would be very small.

I didn't say he was awful. But needs help. He was adequate all things considered

[Sly Fox]

I certainly know a guy who trains folks to be on camera for a living.

[thepostman]

I would've been terrible at the hour. Typically I make it a point to avoid talking to people until 1000 which is difficult to do in my line of work. I have found if I look ticked off enough they tend to stay away.

With that said Buckshot did much better than I would have done at 730 in the morning.

[Purple Haize]

He did a GREAT job today on The Sportsline

[alabama24]

I thought Buck did a solid job under the circumstances.

It seemed to me that part of the problem was the delay. How long would it have been?

[Sly Fox]

It depends on the IFB connection. Typically about 2 seconds for satellite live shots.

[Cider Jim]

He did a GREAT job today on The Sportsline

Is there a LINK for this?

[alabama24]

It depends on the IFB connection. Typically about 2 seconds for satellite live shots.

Well I think that would explain some of the awkwardness. You agree?

[flamehunter]

He did a GREAT job today on The Sportsline

Is there a LINK for this?

Buckshot on Sportsline Radio

[alabama24]

Buckshot on Sportsline Radio

When I first clicked the link, vulgar rap started playing... Glad my boys weren't around!

[BJWilliams]

It depends on the IFB connection. Typically about 2 seconds for satellite live shots.

Well I think that would explain some of the awkwardness. You agree?

I wouldn't really call it awkwardness. if you watch pretty much anything on Sportscenter or even.your local or national news, where they have live hits or standups, youre gonna have a few seconds from when the studio asks a question to where you get an answer...now if you have a lengthy pause (say 10-15 seconds), then you've got a problem

[Sly Fox]

If you have never done an interview by IFB, it is tough to explain. There is no visible feedback to what you are saying ... sort of like a conference call. People who typically using the facial expression of others to adjust their delivery find this format to be maddening. That also results in most folks having a blank stare on their faces. Unless someone is there coaching you to be expressive with your face, it is going to be tough to be emotive.

Then you factor in having to stare at an inanimate object and maintain eye contact. That can be very difficult to do under any circumstances much less before most folks have breakfast. And it can be particularly challenging when you are trying to listen to a question. The natural reaction is to look away and listen closely.

[alabama24]

I watched it twice. It seemed to me very awkward the first time, but not the second time. Don't know why I thought so the first time.