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<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">ESPN is in talks with former Knick Allan Houston about becoming an NBA studio analyst, NYP TV Sports has learned.
"Yes, Allan was in for an audition,'' ESPN VP Josh Krulewitz said. "We were impressed with him. The discussions we are having are centered around a potential studio role.''
If Houston signs on, he is not expected to start on ESPN's highest-profile programs but will have the chance to move up the depth chart.
Houston, 35, retired from the Knicks after playing only 20 games in 2004-05 because of chronic knee problems.</div>
http://www.nypost.com/sports/allan_hits_ne...ew_marchand.htm
Good luck to Allan on whatever he chooses. I always respected his basketball opinion.
"Yes, Allan was in for an audition,'' ESPN VP Josh Krulewitz said. "We were impressed with him. The discussions we are having are centered around a potential studio role.''
If Houston signs on, he is not expected to start on ESPN's highest-profile programs but will have the chance to move up the depth chart.
Houston, 35, retired from the Knicks after playing only 20 games in 2004-05 because of chronic knee problems.</div>
http://www.nypost.com/sports/allan_hits_ne...ew_marchand.htm
Good luck to Allan on whatever he chooses. I always respected his basketball opinion.
