Back When There Was Baseball: George Culver
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We look back to the late 1960s to the early 1970s this week with former MLB pitcher George Culver. George Culver pitched in the Big Leagues from 1966-1974 with many teams and some great pitching staffs. He was part of the great staff in…
Talking College Football History: Ken Kmiec
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We are going back to the mid-1960s this week. Our guest is Ken Kmiec, who played at Illinois from 1965-1967. Ken was a freshman in 1964 when Dick Butkus and Jim Grabowski were his teammates. Ken also played for Coach Pete Elliott for the…
Wall2WallFootball: Here We Go
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The boys preview the big games in week one of the NFL, including the Steelers and Eagles. They discuss some rule changes in both the NFL and college football, look back at last week’s college games with some obvious and not so obvious takes, throw a top…
Musings of a Sports Fanatic: Sept 5
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If Tim were baseball commissioner position players would not be allowed to pitch. It is embarrassing to the game. Thus, Derek Shelton would lose one of his grand strategies. Tim has Shelton out as Pirates manager then lays out a roster of minor leaguers…
Back When There Was Baseball: Dickie Thon
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Our guest this week was headed for the MLB Hall of Fame before a tragic injury curtailed his career. Listen as Dickie Thon talks about coming into the Majors with the California Angels before being traded to the Houston Astros. He thrived in…
Talking College Football History: Alfred Anderson
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We travel to Waco, TX this week and take the time machine back to the early 1980s with our guest, Alfred Anderson. Alfred walked the Baylor campus in the early 1980s in the footsteps of some great running backs that preceded him: Greg Hawthorne,…
Wall2WallFootball: AFC Preview
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The return of Scott. Scott is back to join Tim, Eric, and their NFL guru Dave Parkin. The Pick ‘Em contest commences with 5 really good college games to start the season. From there it is on to the NFL’s up for grabs AFC Conference. KC is obvious, but…
