BRUCE FELDMAN: THE EDSBS INTERVIEW
Bruce Feldman is one of the very few writers on ESPN.com who actually could call himself a blogger without abusing the term. We mean that as a compliment, of course, since Bruce not only punchily sums up the college scene using a dizzying array of sources, but actually links to them in his thrice-weekly blog, a rarity on the WWL.
Bruce was kind enough to stop by the Brewhouse last Friday night and have a beer. (Feldman, it should be noted, not only bought us the beer, but defied sportswriter typecasting by not being a three hundred pound buffet monster/skinny, John Clayton nebbish. Feldman looks like he could kick your ass something solid.)
The interview sounds remarkably good for being in a bar, but be warned: someone in the interview thought it would be a good idea to get REALLY CLOSE to the mic to avoid the background noise. That someone is not named Bruce Feldman. We did cover the upcoming season, his background as a sportswriter, and his affinity for the unique flora and fauna of the Miami football scene. Much thanks to him for stopping by and talking with us.
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This goes above and beyond mere blogging. Kudos Orson, you scrumtulescent king of the college football blog.
by PSUrob on Mar 27, 2006 9:14 AM EST reply actions
I love the comment about “that indoor sport we don’t pay attention to”. I also love the fact that your school just made it to the Final 4, but it doesn’t deserve mention b/c it’s not football. I’m glad to see that there are other people out there with their priorities straight also.
by rebel84 on Mar 27, 2006 11:51 AM EST reply actions
I know this could be a hassle, but any chance of a transcription of this one? I really liked the previous interview in the text format.
As always, you guys are the best.
by George on Mar 27, 2006 5:22 PM EST reply actions
Great Job Orson! How in the world did you hook this up to begin with?
by Johnny Arrr on Mar 28, 2006 7:15 PM EST reply actions
Emails, Johnny—that and Bruce is a nice guy. That helped, too.
George, we’ll work on it.
by Orson Swindle on Mar 29, 2006 10:04 AM EST reply actions

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