Brent Gets the Call

Lengendary broadcaster Brent Musburger reflected on his storied career after winning the Pete Rozelle Award, reminiscing about “You are looking live,” sidestepping NFL point spreads, and his trailblazing role in sports broadcasting. 

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Howard Reflects on Hall of Fame Journey

Soon-to-be Hall of Famer Dwight Howard opened up about life after Orlando, his unforgettable moments with Kobe Bryant, and his evolving bond with Shaquille O’Neal. From being “baptized” by Kobe on the court to hoping Shaq walks him into the Hall, Howard reflected on his legacy and the journey to this moment.

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Emmy Streaks and Golf Peaks With SVP

ESPN anchor Scott Van Pelt opens up about his personal Emmy journey, revealing his 0-8 record and his unfiltered thoughts on competing against heavyweights like Ernie Johnson and Mike Tirico. He also shares some insights on the evolving world of golf, from potential shot clocks to the rise of Scottie Scheffler.

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No Shot, No Title: Gators Survive Houston’s Final Miss

College Basketball color commentator Steve Lappas breaks down the coaching miscues and mental lapses that doomed Duke and Houston, citing poor late-game execution and conference softness as key factors. From inbounding blunders to tournament timing with the portal, Lappas had a lot to say about this year’s tournament. 

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Geno Auriemma: From Doubts to 12 Titles

Geno Auriemma opens up about the toughest moments of his career—questioning if he still has what it takes to coach at the highest level. He discusses the challenges of the modern game, particularly the impact of the transfer portal, and how navigating today’s distractions has reshaped his approach to coaching.

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Mad Dog Lets It Rip

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo sounds off on everything from Wilt Chamberlain’s overlooked legacy to Ja Morant’s off-court issues. He questions whether the Dodgers are good for baseball, brushes off bat controversies, and vents about busted March Madness bets—all with his trademark blend of energy, nostalgia, and unapologetic sports radio bravado.

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From Slamma Jamma to Amen Corner

Jim Nantz gets nostalgic about his Houston roots, dreams of calling the 100th Masters, and reveals the secret to his iconic broadcasting style. From Clyde the Glide to the Masters’ green, Nantz shares stories that span decades of sports history.

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