ESPN's newest hire to cover college football..........this is quite bizarre
 

NICK LACHEY!!!!

According to Mike Huguenin of The Orlando Sentinel, Nick Lachey somehow might become even more visible. Wrote Huguenin: "We've heard a rumor that, frankly, we're not too happy about. It's that ESPN plans to use Nick Lachey - best-known, probably, for being Mr. Jessica Simpson - on some of its college football coverage this fall.

that guys life is made up of small dreams from every other guys head

Really, I figured tom arnold was.

He was on ESPN's NFL fantasy football preview show, I'd guess that's where this stems from.... he got to pick a team right along with Berman, Jaws, Irvin, Steve Young, etc...

I want to smash pretty boys like Nick Lachey in the face with a crowbar.

ok.

Oh crap, I hope he doesn't register. I might get banned for that threat. :(

Maybe his "knowledge" of college football surpasses that of professional football. Last week ESPN had a fantasy draft amongst different personalities, and Lachey took Corey Dillon and Lamont Jordan back to back with his first two picks, and then Domanick Davis with his 3rd when guys like Deuce McAllister & McGahee were there in the 2nd, and Barber, Portis & Julius Jones were in the 3rd.

Not to be outdone, Suzy Kolber picked the worst squad I've ever seen. She took Favre in the 2nd round, Kurt Warner in the 6th, and the Steelers defense in the 4th.

I guess the solo singing career didn't work out. Must be hard when your wife is the major breadwinner of the family. Giving up singing for football? Yay, another rich pretty boy.

I think I could handle it.

Handle what? His wife or being second best all the time? :)

both

Hot millionaire wife... luke-warm singing career... being known as "That guy that's doin' Jessica Simpson"

Yeah... I'm pretty sure I could handle it.

luke-warm? The pretty face must have got him that status. Nah, I take that back. He's not THAT bad. Let's hope he's better with talking football. Might get more of the college girls into it. :shrug:

Spoken like a true bachelor. ROFL

I'm constantly amazed at the TV industry's inability to know their demographics. You'd think the Ashlee Simpson fiasco last year would have tipped them off that football and pop music are not a good mix.

What respectable football fan over the age of 12 has any desire to hear some ex man-bander's takes on anything related to sports?