Edward Aschoff of ESPN joined me on this week’s show to discuss college football, his move from the South to Los Angeles, how he would tackle some of the NCAA’s biggest problems, the differences between fans in the South vs. everywhere else in the nation, and what is the best tailgate experience in college sports. (more…)
The Lady Sportswriter, Kimberley Nash, returns to the podcast to discuss Lavar Ball, his recent dustup with Fox Sports 1 (FS1) reporter Kristine Leahy on The Herd with Colin Cowherd, why I found the exchange to be so fascinating (from both sides), and much more. (Run Time: 34 minutes) (more…)
Jahlil Okafor is a standout freshman basketball player for Duke University and a projected top-5 pick in this Summer’s NBA Draft. Future changes to NCAA policy could keep players like him in school for two years or more.
Imagine having a skill set that allows you the opportunity to earn millions of dollars.
You’re one of the few people in the world who can do what you do and it is in incredibly high demand at a high cost. It doesn’t matter the field; it could be medicine, landscaping, plumbing, or pool cleaning. Just know that what you do, no one else can do it at the same level.
Now imagine being told you can’t do it professionally for two or even three years for “social” and “academic” reasons. (more…)
Roquan Smith ( four-star, high school football recruit from Macon, Georgia) made the right choice by not signing his Letter of Intent with UCLA after Jeff Ulbrich left the university for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons
I’ve never been one of those people who circle College Football’s National Signing Day on his calendar every year. In fact, when people ask me my thoughts on high school recruits that doesn’t involve quarterback play I usually refer them here. But something important happened this last signing day that isn’t getting the proper attention (or reaction) it deserves. (more…)
Brother and sister disagree on the winner between FSU and Auburn (Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)
***I want to apologize for getting this out a little late. My sister had her picks in on time and I, per usual, couldn’t get my act together.***
Happy holidays from The Locker! I decided to challenge my sister this bowl season to a bowl pick’em. As was well publicized on her site The Lady Sportswriter (more…)
Jameis Winston has helped elevate Florida State and the ACC back to national prominence in 2013
The long hiatus is over. The Lady Sportswriter and I discuss the first BCS rankings of 2013, the University of Georgia’s injury woes, the ACC/SEC superiority debate, and much more. Listen up, folks!
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lockertalk/2013/10/22/locker-talk-the-lady-sportswriter
Urban Meyer brought a top-5 recruiting class to Ohio State
The Ladysportswriter Kim Nash joins us to talk about the aftermath of college football National Signing day. We’ll discuss who made strides and who lost ground, as well as the funniest moments from the day. We Will also put this day in perspective for fans. Join the conversation Friday at 1 p.m. EST and feel free to call in (773) 897-6129
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thelocker/2013/02/08/locker-talk-national-signing-day-redux
College Football Thursday! The Lady Sportswriter Kim Nash stops in to re-hash the SEC championship game, what went wrong for Georgia and right for Alabama. We also discuss the BCS bowl games we love and hate, and who should win the Heisman?
Locker Talk: College Football Thursday! 12/06 by Locker Talk | Blog Talk Radio
College Football Thursday from 11/29! Locker Talk with The Lady Sportswriter discussed Georgia’s chances against Alabama in what turned out to be an epic SEC championship showdown.
Locker Talk: College Football Thursday 11/29 by Locker Talk | Blog Talk Radio.
Mark Richt is hoping for an SEC championship this Saturday against Alabama
Happy Wednesday! Co-host Baden Bagley and I returned after what we hope was a happy and safe holiday for you all! We discussed this weekend’s SEC Championship game implications, BCS grumblings, NBA musings, and presented a new game for all to participate. Join us weekly and always call in at (773) 897-6129.
