Mute on!Joe Tessitore and former Gators QB Jesse Palmer are on the call for Saturday’s game against Duke.
The pair covered Miami’s wins at Florida and Louisville this season, but this will be their first trip to Hard Rock in 2024. This duo announced the Canes win over Texas A&M last season in Miami Gardens.
Palmer is a weekly partner/analyst with Tessitore, but he was absent this past weekend as he was in Europe fulfilling contractual obligations with Bachelor. Jordan Rodgers replaced Palmer.
Palmer was backup QB for the Gators in the Canes’ 37-20 Sugar Bowl win at the end of the 2000 season.
Are we supposed to be excited about this?I don't mind Palmer. He's annoying at times, but not as bad as Tessitore. Palmer doesn't seem as angry and spiteful towards us.
Not true.Couldn’t care less who calls the game. They have no effect on the outcome.
Why aren't you in broadcasting?Looking fwd to hearing Joe Tessitore dramatizing this matchup:
“Manny Diaz was once the DC at Miami, a kid born in the city, whose father was mayor here. A kid who was all 305, then got to live his life long dream & became a coach here. After going 7-5 in 2021, and only 3 years as the head man, Miami ousted him for one of their own, Mario Cristobal.
Mario’s first 2 yrs were a bit of a roller coaster, but now by year 3, he has the Hurricanes primed for an ACCCG run, and potentially a CFP bid. Will Manny & his Blue Devils exact revenge? We’ll find out next: it’s The Blue Devils vs. The Hurricane live from Hard Rock!”
No, I am not excited about them calling this game. I'm just saying that I don't find Palmer as annoying and pretentious as Tessitore.Are we supposed to be excited about this?
Fork both of those jabronies!
I’ll never look at the name Palmer the same way ever againYep. One’s a palmer if you know what I mean. The other is Joe Tessticlesore. Enough said…
I was gonna do this, but no need.Looking fwd to hearing Joe Tessitore dramatizing this matchup:
“Manny Diaz was once the DC at Miami, a kid born in the city, whose father was mayor here. A kid who was all 305, then got to live his life long dream & became a coach here. After going 7-5 in 2021, and only 3 years as the head man, Miami ousted him for one of their own, Mario Cristobal.
Mario’s first 2 yrs were a bit of a roller coaster, but now by year 3, he has the Hurricanes primed for an ACCCG run, and potentially a CFP bid. Will Manny & his Blue Devils exact revenge? We’ll find out next: it’s The Blue Devils vs. The Hurricane live from Hard Rock!”