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Mike Tirico Talks NFL and Reflects on Broadcast Career
Mike Tirico Talks NFL and Reflects on Broadcast Career
Mike Tirico Talks NFL and Reflects on Broadcast Career
Longtime ESPN anchor and play by play voice Mike Tirico joined us on Sportstalk yesterday to discuss the NFL and his career. Tirico is now a part of the NBC Sports team and their Sunday night football coverage. Tirico will replace Al Michaels for four games during the rest of the NFL season...
New Book Offers Locker Room Access to Texas Western and Kentucky in 1966
New Book Offers Locker Room Access to Texas Western and Kentucky in 1966
New Book Offers Locker Room Access to Texas Western and Kentucky in 1966
Over the years, much has been written about the 1966 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game between Texas Western and Kentucky. Ray Sanchez's book Basketball's Biggest Upset remains a local favorite years after it was first published while Frank Fitzpatrick's And The Walls Came Tumbling Down took a look at the social significance of the Miners' win...
Chip Rives Previews ‘Phi Slama Jama’ Film
Chip Rives Previews ‘Phi Slama Jama’ Film
Chip Rives Previews ‘Phi Slama Jama’ Film
On Tuesday, October 18th, ESPN will premiere their latest 30 for 30 film. "Phi Slama Jama" will look back at the great Houston Cougars basketball teams from 1982-1984. Here is how ESPN described the film: They were the most popular fraternity on the campus of college basketball in the early 1980s...
Michael Leahy Talks Dodgers and 1960s America in New Book 'The Last Innocents'
Michael Leahy Talks Dodgers and 1960s America in New Book 'The Last Innocents'
Michael Leahy Talks Dodgers and 1960s America in New Book 'The Last Innocents'
It started out as an interview with one of his childhood baseball heroes and turned into a new book that is getting rave reviews. Author Michael Leahy joined Sportstalk today to discuss his new book. The Last Innocents: The Collision of the Turbulent Sixties and the Los Angeles Dodgers tells the story of seven players who were part of great success on the field but at the same time battled tremen
90 Year Old Handsome Ransom Jackson Reminisces about Baseball and Football Career
90 Year Old Handsome Ransom Jackson Reminisces about Baseball and Football Career
90 Year Old Handsome Ransom Jackson Reminisces about Baseball and Football Career
Handsome Ransom Jackson is full of stories. The 90-year old former big leaguer is happy to talk about playing for the Chicago Cubs in the mid 1950s when a young rookie shortstop named Ernie Banks broke into the majors. A few years later, Jackson had been traded to the Brooklyn Dodgers and was seen as the eventual replacement for Jackie Robinson...

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