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The Skip Holtz Show TONIGHT at 9pm on Bright House Sports Network

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Not to impressed with the show so far.  Just spent the first 30 min replaying his press conf.

This host doesn't seem like she knows very much about football.

Hopefully "running of the bulls" is better on wfla.

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Yeah, not the best.  I like listening to Skip, but for 20 minutes of him just rambling on and on saying the same things is a little much.

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