"Without skipping a beat, he goes, 'I think you'd be pretty good as a talk show host.' And I thought, well, I did radio in college — I never thought about that."
"There will only ever be one Lee Corso. And for the first time, college football begins a season without him anywhere around it. That’s going to take some getting used to."
Perhaps they don't see it as the platform he believes it to be. Perhaps they've weighed the risk of a combative format against the reward and decided to pass. Either way, his monologue invites a question he didn't ask himself: what does his guest list actually say about him?
"If you have the privilege, and I mean that, the PRIVILEGE of doing what I do for a living and you're not giving back to your community, then you don't deserve the job."
"We've made a significant investment in our broadcast product, our talent and the way we present this game to a national audience, and fans are responding."
"Worked with her at the Athletic for too short of a time, unfortunately. Really proud of the journalism we did together. Honestly, just really bummed that we don't get to continue it because we worked really well together."
"We've made a significant investment in our broadcast product, our talent and the way we present this game to a national audience, and fans are responding."
"Worked with her at the Athletic for too short of a time, unfortunately. Really proud of the journalism we did together. Honestly, just really bummed that we don't get to continue it because we worked really well together."
"Watching college football on a Saturday. That ticker is peanut butter and jelly. Taking that thing of all the things you could take away from ESPN. That's what they chose?"
"It was one of the best football shows I have seen in quite a while. While different in format, the program reminded me of the old Jon Gruden’s Quarterback Camp on ESPN. It was in-depth, all-encompassing and quite entertaining."
"Ladies and gentlemen ... I really don’t have time for hatred in my heart. I certainly don’t hate any of these women. I’ve got nothing but love for them."
"Coming back to Hawaii feels like coming home. I raised my family in Honolulu. I have a special love for creating great radio and serving the people here."
"I'm honored to help lead the Dallas-Fort Worth affiliate into its next chapter by creating meaningful connections, elevating emerging leaders and ensuring our organization remains an essential resource for media professionals throughout North Texas."