Monday, September 06, 2010

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8/16/2010 - Kenny Hansmire part one

The president and ceo of the Texas vs. the Nation all star challenge stopped by the studio and talked about the game being moved to San Antonio in 2011.

8/16/2010 - Kenny Hansmire part two

 

7/30/2010 - Andy Katz

The ESPN college basketball analyst returned to his Southwest roots to talk some hoops with Steve.

7/26/2010 - Rick Barry

NBA great Rick Barry joined the show to promote stuff and talk NBA.

7/23/2010 - Tony Kubek part 1

Former MLB player and broadcaster Tony Kubek reflected on his career and the current state of baseball.


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