Sharp & Benning in the Morning featuring Gary Sharp and Damon Benning. Tune in Monday-Friday from 7-11am on 1620 the Zone and streaming live at www.1620thezone.com
The Sharp & Benning podcast is an absolute gem for sports enthusiasts in areas where it may be difficult to catch the 1620 signal. As someone who struggles to pick up the radio station, I am grateful for this podcast as it allows me to stay updated on all things related to sports. What sets this podcast apart from others is its ability to provide insightful analysis, feature great guests, and ask thought-provoking questions that I have yet to hear on any other sports podcast. Not only does it offer entertaining content, but it also teaches valuable lessons about life. With their focus on delivering the information we need to hear, I hope that Sharp and Benning continue to grace us with their presence for a long time.
One of the best aspects of The Sharp & Benning podcast is the wealth of knowledge possessed by the hosts. They are incredibly knowledgeable sports radio hosts who excel at breaking down the state of Husker sports. It is refreshing to hear from local sports writers who provide a unique perspective on the game and offer insights that you won't find anywhere else. The guests they bring onto the show are always well-chosen and add even more depth to the discussions. Whether you're interested in football, basketball, or any other sport, you can rely on this podcast to keep you informed and engaged.
However, every rose has its thorns, and The Sharp & Benning podcast is not exempt from criticism. One recurring complaint is about Doug, a frequent caller who seems to have bought advertising space which grants him unfettered access to call in and share his Jaysker takes. While some may find his contributions engaging, others find them tedious and boring. It would be great if there was a way for the hosts to moderate such calls or limit them so that they do not detract from an otherwise outstanding listening experience.
In conclusion, The Sharp & Benning podcast is my go-to show for all things sports. It offers a perfect blend of entertainment and informative content, making it a must-listen for any sports fan who craves deep insights and engaging discussions. With the hosts' knowledge, objectivity, and ability to break down X's and O's, they have consistently proven to be two of the best in the area. The podcast also deserves praise for its ability to mix in non-Husker related material, offering a well-rounded listening experience. Overall, I highly recommend The Sharp & Benning podcast to anyone looking for an entertaining and educational sports podcast.
Sip tells you how to score free wings in Lincoln and warns that Saturday won't be easy for Nebraska.
Gary gives Matt financial advice and Matt eats Domino's.
What do you think of Nebraska having sponsor patches on their jerseys?
Creighton basketball will be on Peacock a lot!
Remember the 1995 Nebraska/Michigan State game?
Apparently, baseball people don't like hockey.
People forget Nebraska has eight more games to play.
Matt and Brandon do the Spiderman meme over numbers.
We're are almost one month for college basketball.
Jay previews Nebraska/Michigan State.
Matt could score some Cuban cigars if he goes gluten free until Nebraska loses again. Should he do it?
Our great friends from Whiskey Fest are here and we're sampling the goods!
It's The Zone, if you didn't know.
Nothing has changed, you still have to win in the trenches.
Matt wants to marry a dancer and gives a a thorough breakdown of "Dancing with the Stars."
The line has gone down four points for Saturday, because of the wind.
Matt asks Gary about wind and makes us all recall the "Fifth Element."
Andy teaches Matt about music and shows love for his teammates at KETV.
Gary and Matt discuss music and and musicians who are no longer with us.
BC wonder out loud who Nebraska's second running back will be.
Should Nebraska fans adopt the Bearcats?
Matt has an innovated idea for Matt Rhule, to jumpstart Nebraska's run game.
Nobody seems to be the frontrunner for the Heisman this year.
Is there a place for Carter Nelson at Nebraska, under Dana Holgersen?
If you don't like gruesome injuries, don't watch what happened to Tyreek Hill, last night.
Gary wishes the Cubs were playing in San Diego today, instead of the other way around.
We're one day from one of our favorite sports months.
Why do these announcers have to scream all the time?!
Just cause they say yes doesn't mean they still can't say no.
The answer is yes, if you ask Matt...
Evan begins our preparation for Nebraska/Michigan State.
Gary has an interesting comparison for James Franklin.
There's a lot of very good teams in college football, but no great teams.
College football is the gift that keeps delivering.
Saturday was Bud Crawford and Omaha's day, until the sun went down.
Our friend calls in to shares some kind words on Matt Vrzal.
Matt shows up to work on time, this Monday and both he and Gary are happy with football.
Remember the day Vrz flexed on Scott Frost?
Schaef shares a great Matt Vrzal story and talks about where he thinks the Huskers are after four games.
Another caller, who goes way back shares another Matt Vrzal story.
We mix in some sports with some more Vrz stories.
Our listeners continue their tribute to Matt Vrzal.
Brett calls tomorrow "Stay On Your Couch Saturday."
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