Chuck Oliver v Paul Finebaum

A rank fart is a breath of fresh air compared to Finescum

chuck and chernoff is the only decent local radio in atlanta

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chuck and chernoff is the only decent local radio in atlanta

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buck and Kincaid has grown on me but otherwise you’re right.

We just got Olivier in BR and in my opinion he is fantastic.

I have loved his material and presentation so far, outstanding.

Guess it all depends on the listener's bias.
Oliver is an Auburn grad and it seems Chuckie
is too much Auburn, or not enough:
247Sports
"Chuck Oliver suck it !!!! I’ve listened to that idiot for the last time!!!! I have listened to his auburn dumba$$$,but not anymore. He’s ripping the entire georgia fan base. Screw him!!!
Auburn Undercover
"What is the deal with Chuck Oliver ???? Didn't he supposedly play for Auburn? If so, when? I never, ever hear him say anything I would consider pro-Auburn. Why is that?
Sounds kind of Pawwwwl Finebaumish, play one against the other.

Chuck and Chernoff are great, or they were. I haven't listened to them outside of a couple specific situations (Braves, few Falcons things) in years.

Podcasts only now

Does this board give out automatic downvotes for mentioning Finebaum?

Finebaum has a different platform. He's not a true analyst. However, he is kept in the know about all things collegiate sports related. Especially where football is concerned. He stirs a pot and waits.......

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it's chunk and chernoff on the fan

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They need to play their rap intro more often.

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Guess it all depends on the listener's bias. Oliver is an Auburn grad and it seems Chuckie is too much Auburn, or not enough:

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Chuck is a good guy. Does he have an Auburn bias? Yes, but I think in most situations he controls it pretty well. Get him in a more controlled setting where he is around all AU folks, then it will come out.

It has been a while since I have been to one, so I'm not sure if he still does it, but he used to MC the Atlanta Auburn Club's annual meet and greet with the football coach.

He told a story that his freshman year, he was an offensive lineman in one of his first fall camp practices and right across the line of scrimmage from him was Tracy Rocker. Dye's staff at that time would yell out what play was coming, so the offense had to be extra good at their execution, because the D knew exactly what to expect. I don't remember the whole story, but basically he said he remembered hearing the "Hut!" and the next thing he remembers is Rocker offering him a hand and pulling him up after running right over him and blowing up the play in the backfield. He said Rocker's hand was the biggest hand he had ever seen.