How long do you think wrubell had the "where there's a Will there's a way" line

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Nov 13, 2024
12:22:05pm

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How long do you think wrubell had the "where there's a Will there's a way" line

cougarfann888

Nov 13, 12:22pm

Greg used AI to generate the line a year ago

realisticCoug42

Nov 13, 12:25pm

I don’t know, but I feel like he tries too hard to create catchphrases sometimes

Johnny Vatos

Nov 13, 12:25pm

Some are cringy but I thought that one was EPIC

Lifer

Nov 13, 12:27pm

I peronally liked the TOUCHDOWN TOUCHDOWN TOUCHDOWN call better

realisticCoug42

Nov 13, 12:29pm

Cause that's not a catchphrase

NGB

Nov 13, 12:36pm

... like when he was trying to gain traction with the "Huckin' Hebrew" moniker.

Hawk in the 303

Nov 13, 12:31pm

It was a good one, probably has had that one for a while

Projectoor

Nov 13, 12:30pm

I don’t know. But sometimes I imagine myself in the booth in these kinds of situations and I’m pretty sure all I could

Nigel Saladu

Nov 13, 12:36pm

I think he devotes time during the week to coming up with them.

Kilgore Trout

Nov 13, 12:39pm

Love Wrubell but that one was definitely not his best. The long

StanfordCougar

Nov 13, 2:07pm

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