Ballpark Fun and High Emotions
Opening Day stadium talk, ballpark configuration, and the start of the season on the field with GM J.J. Picollo, owner John Sherman, and manager Matt Quatroro before a Royals home opener win. Plus an emotional Gary Woodland win. Elite Eight dramatics, and more. Jam packed, informative and enjoyable.
Celebrating A Legend
It was a year ago today that we lost the great Bob Davis. As the Jayhawks start NCAA tournament play, we revisit one our first Profile podcast, an amazing discussion of the broadcasting journey of the Hall of Fame legend, whose passion and talent were on display for decades. A great tribute!
Dogged With a Smile
Dennis Dodd, who celebrated a birthday this week, his first in his enjoyable retirement after a distinguished career covering college sports for CBS. The St. Louis native and Mizzou grad was at the center of the biggest games and stories in college atlletics for decades Great storytelling and good fun!
Rubber Rejuvination and Classic Hoops
Seemed like a bigger ninth game of the year for the Royals than I should have thought, but they bag a series win and reverse some trends. Should be a classic NCAA championship game tonight after a Saturday of thrills and chokes. A KSU golfer grabs history at Augusta as Masters week(s) are here, good news for SKC, and more!
Finals, Farewells, and Struggles
Todd Leabo and I have fun hanging out and taking Final Four and Transfer Portal, Royals slow start, Peter Vermes departure, and even a little music. Come on along and enjoy!
High Emotions and The End of an Era
An era ends today as Peter Vermes and Sporting KC mutually agree to part ways. That blockbuster heightens a weekend of high emotions and big events. A blunt yet thoughtful Vinnie Pasquantino assesses the Royals opening weekend series loss and the drama surrounding it, a chalk Elite Eight sets up a powerhouse and intriguing Final Four, local golfer Gary Woodland doesn't win, but does, in a fascinating Houston Open, and much more. Great storylines to explore and enjoy!
Down to Earth, and One of a Kind
We lost a one of a kind broadcasting legend last week when Bob Davis passed away at the age of 80. But tributes and great memories remain, and it's a pleasure to some to you here. A wonderful sit down we did a few years back filled with mriad anecdotes and great personalities, told by an unrivaled storyteller.
A Retirement Well Earned
A week ago Bill Hancock's tenure as the director of the College Football Playoff ended, and a well earned retirment began. A good occasion to revisit our fascinating Profile conversation from a few months back. Bill has served in just about every executive sports role imaginable, and his journey from a small town in Oklahoma through triumph and tragedy is revealing, emotional and enjoyable.
High Echelon Humility
A remarkable conversation with a remarkable man, who’s accomplishments at the heights of college athletics are only outweighed by his humble nature. The Hobart, Oklahoma native has run top championships as part of his life’s journey of incredible highs and devestating loss. Amazing storytelling with emotions, smiles, heartache, and perseverance.
Relentless Inspiration
A remarkable conversation with the former Southwest Missouri State and WNBA star. A prodigy from an early age in Claflin, KS., Jackie's relentless drive and outsized talent made her a sensation, and allowed her to overcome numerous challenges in her playing, coaching, and professional career. Truly captivating and inspirational!