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About to have HCGM on College Basketball live (after the break ESPN2) WU and Coach... It was taped but great stuff!
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Last edited by HarpBros; February 13, 2014, 01:46 AM."Valley-shaking, nation-waking 29-game win streak." - Paul Suellentrop, The Wichita Eagle -
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I don't know why everyone is so excited about this ESPN stuff. ;) According to some around here, you can get games, local shows, etc. with your phone, computer, tablet etc.and we don't need an increased presence on free media like a radio network or tv show that might reach people who listen to sports but don't follow the Shockers enough to seek their broadcast. I guess I flunked marketing where the goal is to reach potential consumers who may not be aware of services and quality.Robin Roberts: "My mother used to say, when you strut, you stumble."Comment
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"You Just Want to Slap The #### Outta Some People"Comment
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Apparently I'm terrible at using the interwebz, and I can't seem to find any video clips of Marshall's appearances from yesterday? I've listened to the audio of PTI, good interview, and listened to Lutz on with OTL (was he drunk?), what about the other shows
Can anyone help me out?Comment
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Watched all of the Marshall spots on ESPN and I felt like he did an excellent job. Witty, funny, and was very classy and represented WSU very well. I just think HCGM is the perfect fit for the Shocks and only hope he stays a very long time.Comment
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Notes from Paul Suellentrop:
Busy day in Bristol — If you missed Shocker basketball coach Gregg Marshall on Wednesday, you didn’t watch ESPN.
Marshall flew to the network’s headquarters in Bristol, Conn., for a full day of interviews and camera time. He talked to Seth Greenberg and Jay Williams on the college basketball set. He talked to Mike Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser on PTI. He talked to Freddie Coleman for his radio show.
“The people there were very much accommodating and really wanted to hear our story,” Marshall said. “I think I was on seven shows, television, radio and did some interactive deals.”
Marshall flew Wednesday morning and back Wednesday night. It was another busy day in the midst of busy season. He enjoys getting the word out on Shocker basketball and particularly liked the chance to talk with Greenberg, a friend from the coaching fraternity.
“I hope it’s good for our program,” he said. “To be honest, it’s exhausting. It’s tiring to say the same thing over and over and over.”
Kellen Marshall, Marshall’s son, WSU senior associate athletic director Darron Boatright and members of the Klee Watchous family, who supplied the plane, joined the trip. So did an uninvited guest in a costume — Wu-Shock.
Boatright wanted Wu-Shock along, so he told ESPN as they boarded the plane.
“I’d rather have them say ‘No,’ than say ‘You should have brought him,’ ” Boatright said.
ESPN didn’t shoot one of its well-known “This is SportsCenter” commercials with Wu. Boatright said an outside group does that work for ESPN. However, the people at Bristol got a good look at Wu and Boatright hopes that pays off in the future.
“I thought the exposure would be good for us,” he said.
Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/2014/02/15/3291664/wsu-notes-missouri-valley-struggles.html#storylink=cpyComment
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Great pub. for the team, it was fun to see Marshall interact with the big boys of ESPN, great day for the team and the program.Comment
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