Doug Gottlieb has forsaken Wisonsin cheese (and basketball)!

[Sir Lawrence]

   
"    Louis Klotz — Player For Baltimore Bullets, And Founder Of The Washington Generals Touring Exhibition Team[39]"

Ya got to wonder what kind of money this dude made.  God Bless him for his strength of schedule.

[77ncaachamps]

Gottlieb is a horrible analyst.

Thus a perfect fit for the snobbery and sensationalism of ESPN.

[Benny B]

   
"    Louis Klotz — Player For Baltimore Bullets, And Founder Of The Washington Generals Touring Exhibition Team[39]"

Ya got to wonder what kind of money this dude made.  God Bless him for his strength of schedule.

Surprisingly... not quite as strong as UCONN's SOS this year.

[real chili 83]

are you though?  my ex-roommate works for espn, including some time spent in Bristol, and on numerous occasions he would mention the strong Jewish bias

...he also told me Linda Cohen is a raging bitch, and that Bielema banged Erin Andrews...

I heard he did Digger too. 

[MarquetteDano]

Anyone take a good look at Gottleib during the halftime recap of today's game?  He looks sick.  I don't mean a cold either.  Looks like he has lost weight too.

Feel bad about bad mouthing the guy.  He does not look good at all.

[Skitch]

Did I really hear Gotlieb talking about UConn's 7am shootaround and how a coach only does that if he's desperate?  I thought it was Marquette that had the early shootaround.

[MattyWarrior]

Gottlieb is full of himself and Digger

[4everwarriors]

Was Erin braggin' or complain'?

[TomW1365]

Gottlieb is full of himself and Digger

Hahahaha!  I have to agree... It was ironic that we had this thread going and Doug ended up being the analyst in ESPN's studio that night.  He must have been trolling MUScoop.com

[MU82]

Ha!  Nice one there.  Here's a list that includes Gottlieb (and his dad) among notable Jewish basketball players: 

    Leslie Alexander — Owner, Houston Rockets and former owner, Houston Comets [21]
    Red Auerbach — Coach, general manager and team president, Boston Celtics, HoF[22]
    Sam Balter, 5' 10" guard, Olympic champion
    Irv Bemoras — Basketball player who helped lead the University of Illinois to two Big Ten titles (1951 and 1952), while being named first team All-Big Ten and second team All-America in 1953. After college, Bemoras played in the NBA for the Milwaukee Hawks In 1953–1954 and with the St. Louis Hawks In 1956–1957.[23]
    Senda Berenson Abbott — Educator & Sportswoman, HoF[24]
    Sue Bird — WNBA player, Seattle Storm [25]
    David Bluthenthal — Professional basketball player for several European clubs, among them Maccabi Tel Aviv, Benetton Treviso, Virtus Bologna, Fortitudo Bologna, and currently Le Mans.[26]
    Larry Brown, ABA 5' 9" point guard, 3-time All-Star, 3-time assists leader, & NBA coach, Olympic champion
    Omri Casspi — Current player for the Cleveland Cavaliers; first Israeli-born player to play in the NBA. [27]
    Shay Doron — WNBA Player drafted by the New York Liberty in 2007
    Jordan Farmar — Current NBA Player For The New Jersey Nets; was previously the starting point guard for the UCLA men's basketball team[28]
    Hank Finkel — Back-up Center For The Boston Celtics
    Lawrence Frank — Former Head Coach Of The NBA New Jersey Nets[29]
    Marty Friedman — Player, HoF[30]
    Ernie Grunfeld — Player, US Olympic Team, NBA[31]
    Doug Gottlieb — Player, Broadcaster.[32]
    Edward Gottlieb — NBA Co-Founder, coach and owner of Philadelphia/San Francisco Warriors, HoF[33]
    Art Heyman — Player, All-Time Duke Great, NBA and ABA[34]
    Nate Huffman — NBB Intercamp Basketball Tourney Figurehead
    Nat Holman — Player & Coach, HoF[35]
    Red Holzman — Coach, HoF, NBA player[36][37]
    Ralph Kaplowitz – Player, Appeared In First BAA Game (Knicks vs. Huskies).[38]
    Stan Kasten — Former GM/president, Atlanta Hawks
    Louis Klotz — Player For Baltimore Bullets, And Founder Of The Washington Generals Touring Exhibition Team[39]
    Herb Kohl – Owner, Milwaukee Bucks[40][41]
    Barry Kramer — Player, While At NYU, Was All-American during 1962–64, Played (NBA) San Francisco Warriors Followed By The New York Knicks (1964).
    Joel Kramer – Player for Phoenix Suns 1978–83 after 4 years at San Diego State University
    Sylven Landesberg, 6' 6" former UVA shooting guard (Maccabi Haifa BC)[42]
    Rudy LaRusso, NBA 6' 7" forward/center, 5-time All-Star[43]
    Nancy Lieberman, WNBA player & coach, Olympic silver, HoF[44][45][46]
    Harry Litwack — Coach, HoF[47][48]
    Earl 'ED' Nobil – 1939–1943 Center AJC US Amateur champion Player of the year [49]
    Lennie Rosenbluth — 1957 College Basketball Player Of The Year
    Danny Schayes — NBA Player[50][51]
    Dolph Schayes — Player, HoF[52][53]
    Ossie Schectman — Scored first basket Of NBA (1946)[54][55]
    Jon Scheyer, All-American Duke University 6' 5" shooting guard & point guard[56]
    Barney Sedran — Player, HoF[57][58]
    Amar'e Stoudemire – Power Forward, New York Knicks.[59]
    Sidney Tannenbaum, 2-time All-American 6' 0" guard; left as NYU all-time scorer, played in the BAA
    Neal Walk — NBA Player[60]
    Max Zaslofsky, NBA 6' 2" guard/forward, 1-time FT% leader, 1-time points leader, All-Star, ABA coach

Davidson has a very good ballplayer named Jake Cohen, a junior forward who is probably the best Jewish player in college hoops right now.

[BrewCity83]

I believe Doug's dad was former UWM coach Bob Gottlieb.  Doug was born in Milwaukee when Bob was coaching at UWM.