Into the Archives with A-Hamm

Without this game, the modern NFL as we know it does not exist. Super Bowl III between the New York Jets and Baltimore Colts marks an important moment in sports history. Coming into the ballgame, Joe Namath guaranteed a Jet victory. That was not the only eventful moment in the 1968 season. Join Andrew Hammond and his guest Bob Lederer, the author of Beyond Broadway Joe as they discuss the Jets stunning upset over the Colts and much more on Into the Archives with A-Hamm.

What happens when you get America's Team matching up with the Team of the 80s? You get the first of three classic NFC Championship Games from the 1990s. The Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers meet 11 years after "The Catch", only this time it is the Cowboys playing the role of David and the Niners playing Goliath. Join Andrew and his special guest, Terez Paylor of Yahoo Sports as they take a deep dive into the 1992 NFL Playoffs and Super Bowl XXVII.

It is finally here, the debut episode of the five-part series covering the Bowl Championship Series. Or as you and I know it, the BCS. In part one of our journey, I'm joined by Jack Crosby of CBS Sports.com as we discuss how we got to the creation of the BCS and take a deep dive into the first three years of the BCS. Chaos in 1998, the rise of new and traditional powers, and how in one season....the main goal of the BCS went into flames before we could actually understand how the damn system worked. Be sure to like and subscribe to the show on iTunes and Spotify.

In the latest episode of Into the Archives, Andrew Hammond talks with noted author Jeff Pearlman and they discuss Pearlman's new book, Three Ring Circus. Andrew and Jeff talk about the Lakers, Allen Iverson, Kobe and much more.

The BCS, perhaps the most controversial bowl system to ever be created. There's no way you can describe the BCS from its creation, to its ultimate demise in just one episode. So how about five? A-Hamm, and some of his favorite friends are going to break down and dissect the BCS and discuss its legacy in sports. This short clip is a preview of what's to come.

The 1997 College Football season, it was really the end of an era. After the season, the BCS would take over and the sport wouldn't be the same. In the inaugural episode of Into the Archives with A-Hamm, the host Andrew Hammond is joined by a longtime friend and the newest member of Rocking M Radio in Colby, KS..Mr. Dan Lucero! The boys will take a deep dive into the 1997 College Football season that sees a split national championship and a somewhat controversial Heisman vote. Who do you think was most deserving of the 1997 National Championship? Nebraska or Michigan.