Craig James is Grooming the Path For a Television Comeback

"“There are a couple of networks that have called to see what I am willing to do,” he said. “When I resigned in December, I went all in for politics, and I found out how many people enjoyed me as a broadcaster. James said. “They said they would miss me, and I said thank you. “I don’t know what I am going to do. Yes, I love sports, but I also feel strongly about staying involved in fighting for public policy.”"

He believes his four-month failure of a primary campaign has given him a “political platform” to translate his “broadcasting skills” to the spectrum of world affairs. Presumably he trades text messages with Washington big-wigs, or runs into them at the gym.

"“I know that I am a communicator and have broadcasting skills that have taken me to the highest level,” he said. “I can do sports, but I have a political platform now. I have had folks reach out to me about that. I can talk about sports and turn my hat around and talk about what is happening with Iran, Israel, immigration, Medicare, Medicaid.”"

We’ll predict he’s on a lower profile studio show by some time next season, games by fall of 2013. Big East fans should brace for impact.

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