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pundit

[puhn-dit] / ˈpʌn dɪt /


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"To allow Brooks to come back with no consequence would undermine the meritocratic foundations that are the one thing that makes the PGA Tour legitimate," said Golf Channel pundit Brandel Chamblee.

From BBC

Supporters and pundits have already written off the Portuguese's chances of keeping the club in the Premier League.

From BBC

She recalls listeners, pundits and even TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson weighing in when she landed the role on the popular show.

From BBC

The cries for this change could be heard from national college football pundits in recent weeks as the playoffs have made a mess of everything else.

From Los Angeles Times

"It's been a difficult season for him," said former England captain Wayne Rooney, working as a pundit on Match of the Day.

From BBC