Since you asked Crocodile......I've had to fend-off a few over the years recognizing they were innocently seeking an alignment with a grandfather figure......the challenge wasn't there for me; Besides, when older guys reach the "launch-pad" they never know if the fuse will ignite. Sometimes it just isn't worth the effort when you've been down that road so many times. When you reach my age, you can still chase women but it has to be "downhill" .......someday you will understand. These sports commentators become inundated by women (of all ages) just by being who they are ......those are the ways of the female of the species. ha
If you get out to Vegas for March Madness, the first week you'll catch Brent. Frequents M-Bay and Aria. I've seen him several times at both. Seems like just about every other year our group bumps into him. He's actually pretty friendly. Not only does he like the games but he loves the ponies as well
FYI: Brent Mussberger is 74 years old.....He is a graduate of Northwestern University (School of Journalism). He had a reputation while on campus as being quite the "ladies man".....We all know what that means.....Word was that he had many nights involving two-shifts (the early and the late) while on campus. Underclass women had curfews back during those days ("things" had to happen early); The Juniors and seniors had no restrictions so they could hummmm into the wee-hours of the night. Brent was a very busy young man back then.
I understand your feeling Rikki......Corso has done a lot for football all the way back to his playing days at Florida State as a corner-back and part-time QB. He roomed with Burt Reynolds (also a FSU Alumni). He is a Florida boy, born in Miami where he went to H.S. back in the early 50's. He got into sports-casting after his coaching days (Indiana). No doubt, strokes will curtain "extra-curricular" activities...i.e. (pursuit of "filet-pussee') which most red-blooded males will indulge-in from time-to-time......you know some of the more famous, FDR, JFK, William Jefferson Clinton to mention a few who ventured into the "lurid" sector of life. I don't think there is any "hate toward Mr. Corso because of a few of his indiscretions in years past (prior to his cardio-vascular issues). In fact, there may be some envy. However, criticism of sportscasters/analysts is fair-game in my opinion.
