The Big Man Still Bleeds Blue and Gold

Mike Golic Sr. still bleeds blue and gold, and like most Notre Dame alum…still hates USC. The Notre Dame great, now calling games for Irish radio, remains old-school honest about college football’s modern mess, from coaching turnover to playoff expansion. He’s skeptical of private equity in the Big Ten, laughs about Rudy’s Hollywood fluff, and…

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Bettis: “We Hate USC”

For Jerome Bettis, USC still brings one word to mind… hate. “Slightly more than Michigan,” he laughed. The former Notre Dame legend discussed never losing to the Trojans, his bruising running style and the Steelers struggles on defense as of late.

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Raised in the Booth

Noah Eagle grew up watching his dad, Ian, call games, but it wasn’t until his teens that he knew broadcasting was his own calling. “I thought I wanted to be a TV dentist,” he joked. Now one of the sport’s rising play-by-play voices, Eagle blends energy with restraint. Eagle explained the importance of giving moments…

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Inside Carson Palmer’s Wild College Recruiting Stories

Carson Palmer still lights up when talking Notre Dame, a dream school he nearly chose before USC’s proximity and coaching staff pulled him home. The former Heisman winner laughed about Rick Neuheisel’s wild Colorado recruiting trips, paintballing, river floats, even a rented-out bar, but said the hardest part was making those “no” calls. Now mentoring…

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The Face of Women’s College Basketball

Notre Dame star Hannah Hidalgo brings the same fire to an interview that she does to the court. The 5’7 guard, known for her defense and scoring, says she models her game after Kyrie Irving, though she admits Steph Curry’s unguardable edge is tempting. She credits prayer and persistence for leading her to South Bend…

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From Will Ferrell to the Bush Push

Brady Quinn brought his trademark mix of humor and insight to the show today, reflecting on the shifting college football landscape and the echoes of his own Notre Dame legacy. The former Irish QB called this week’s USC–Notre Dame clash “an elimination game” and admitted the “Bush Push” still follows him everywhere. Quinn voiced concern…

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Herbstreit Discusses Modern QB Problems

Kirk Herbstreit broke down the growing challenges of developing young quarterbacks, saying modern college offenses have become “smoke and mirrors,” making it hard to judge a player’s mental football maturity. He praised Mac Jones’ processing and poise, noting Kyle Shanahan has maximized his strengths, while Arch Manning’s struggles will pay off long-term. Herbstreit called Penn…

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Smoltz: Dodgers Success Built on Starter Trust

John Smoltz showed off both his wit and wisdom in a wide-ranging conversation that blended postseason insight with personal musical prowess. The Hall of Famer broke down Seattle’s gritty Game 1 win, praising the Mariners’ resilience after a marathon flight and 15-inning battle. Smoltz also voiced frustration with today’s quick hooks for starting pitchers, insisting…

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Penn State’s Pricey Breakup Sends a Message

Rick Neuheisel offered a measured but pointed take on the chaos sweeping college football. He called Penn State’s decision to part ways with James Franklin “the cost of doing business” in the NIL era — a reflection of fans helping fund change. Neuheisel believes elite programs like Ohio State and Alabama wouldn’t tolerate those repeated…

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McCourty Drops Philly Outside Top 4 in NFC

Devin McCourty saw it coming. Before kickoff, the former Patriots great sensed the Giants had a little extra juice and the Eagles didn’t. What followed was a statement game for New York and a stunning indictment of Philadelphia’s focus. McCourty said the Eagles were outcoached and outplayed, despite having the superior roster. From Cam Skattebo’s…

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