Does Seth ever stop talking?

I imagine that getting that balance is hard to do. I've been listening to the Eye on College Basketball podcast for almost 10 years now and it's been an interesting evolution. Gary Parrish is a radio guy who is used to doing a solo show, so he can talk for 10 minutes straight and not seem to repeat himself. For a while Matt Norlander would talk super fast whenever he got the chance because I assume he felt like he might never get to talk again. But after podcasting 1-3 times a week for 6+ years, they have found a good rhythm. I don't envy trying to figure that out. 

They compliment each other?

"Very well said, Seth. "

"Excellent point, Brian. "

Haven't heard them compliment each other much, but maybe they complement each other.

Hey, OP: the above is what you should've said instead of being a dick about it.

I remember those days.  2 minutes of football talk after the Ohio State game 

Brian: "ok can we talk about the basketball team now?"

Agree. And his "technical" side of football tends to be spot on. I watched the video podcast where he and one of the mgoblog sponsors broke down a few key plays in the OSU game (with slow-mo video) and it was very insightful.

Logged in to upvote. This is so true.  I can’t imagine where Brian or this blog would be without Seth.  That being said, I usually listen to the roundtable post multiple times, I can’t get enough.  

Word. 

This place doesn't work without either of the two, really. 

Seth does basically run the show at this point.

You were correct. :) But this post is worse.

Nah, it was good. But I flipped you off anyway!

Ira is like the Micro Machines guy when he talks.  And doesn't seem to stop if no one else stops him.  Seems like a great guy but he's a tough listen sometimes 

Related: I have tremendous respect for people who are good at facilitating meetings.  The good ones have the knack of keeping someone from dominating the conversation; of staying on agenda and moving things along; and of soliciting input from those who might otherwise stay quiet.  In my 35+ years in corporate America I saw some bad ones, some good ones, and a very few great ones.  The great ones were marvels to watch in action.

In Ira's defense, I get the sense he is juggling 20 balls at the same time during a show. You can really tell he is multi-tasking when the podcast is on "commercial" but you still hear the crew talk off-air. 

I have seen Ira speak at Alumni events and he is better in that scenario.

I quit listening in those days. That was so unbearable. 

I really miss the Brian - Ace interplay. I listen to The Bucket Problem -- it's OK, but not as good as the MgoPod. I like Seth and Brian and Dave and Alex, Still, I absolutely fell in love with Mgo during the 2016 run, primarily because of Ace and Brian on the podcast. 

I had to stop listening to the podcast with how much Ace would straight up shit on Seth for no reason. Utterly unbearable and it would happen nearly every time he spoke. The people complaining in this thread about Brian being dismissive towards Seth have no clue how bad it got a couple years ago lmao.

don’t have to imagine.

i was here through RR, Hoke, and Covid years 

(Readers from the RR era get a 1,000 yard stare)

I've seen some stuff, man.  Bad stuff.  Stuff you can't unsee.

My compliments for using complements completely competently. 

We found Seth's mom's burner account!