Podcast appearances and mentions of Rod Bramblett

Talking Tigers Podcast with Andy Burcham-Rod Bramblett Tribute-Five Years

Talking Tigers Podcast with Andy Burcham-Rod Bramblett Tribute Photo: Auburn Athletics

It's another week of Hearing Voices. Andy Burcham, the Voice of the Auburn Tigers, stops by to preview LSU-Auburn ahead of Saturday's showdown on the Plains. Burcham began at Auburn in 2016, replacing the late and legendary Rod Bramblett. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heyfightinpodcast/message

Harry Douglas 2.0 for the Falcons. It's Day 11 of 99 Problems. The Braves Radio Network goes crazy, when this happens. College Football PXP announcers lose. their minds when it matters most.  Plus, we get a CFT. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Harry Douglas 2.0 for the Falcons. It's Day 11 of 99 Problems. The Braves Radio Network goes crazy, when this happens. College Football PXP announcers lose. their minds when it matters most.  Plus, we get a CFT. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When the moments matter the most,  is when your favorite announcers break all professional norms. Chuck and Chernoff have the proof. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Harry Douglas 2.0 for the Falcons. It's Day 11 of 99 Problems. The Braves Radio Network goes crazy, when this happens. College Football PXP announcers lose. their minds when it matters most.  Plus, we get a CFT. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When the moments matter the most,  is when your favorite announcers break all professional norms. Chuck and Chernoff have the proof. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking Tigers Podcast with Andy Burcham, Presented by Wickles Pickles-Rod Bramblett Tribute Photo: Auburn Athletics

In 1998, Auburn Network, Inc. launched it's signature local program, Auburn/Opelika This Morning, with the mission of being the area's unquestioned radio leader for local news, weather, information, and interviews- and the show has achieved just that. The show has been recognized by the Alabama Broadcasters' Association nine times as being the best small market radio talk show in the state. Additionally, NewsTalk WANI has been recognized as Alabama's Station of the Year on two separate occasions, the only station in the history of the state to ever accomplish that feat. The first host of Auburn/Opelika This Morning in 1998 was Jerry Katz, followed by Jerry Potter, the late Rod Bramblett, current voice of the Auburn Tigers Andy Burcham, Bob Wooddy, and Zac Blackerby. Beginning in 2022, which is the 25th year of the show, Ben Taylor became the 7th host of Auburn/Opelika This Morning. Auburn-Opelika This Morning is quite simply the most informative radio show in Lee County. The ABBY Award Winning Show airs from 6:00-9:00 weekday mornings and includes local and national news, sports, weather, local event coverage, special features, and live in-studio guests. AOTM provides the only local newscast in Lee County airing at the top-of-the-hour, following Fox News, as well as at the bottom of each hour. Auburn-Opelika This Morning also features weekly segments including the Big Screen Movie Review and the Church & Pastor Spotlight. Auburn-Opelika this Morning is where listeners know to tune to hear Auburn/Opelika's movers, shakers, and decision-makers.

It's Halloween, it's time to scare the pants off your friends. Hrabe shows up. Audio from Baton Rouge hosts screaming at each other about Ed Oregeron's replacement. Takesmith formula. SEC Media days. Rod Bramblett. Hrabe gives some insight on Game 6, 2011. Jewel. Gareth. TMA Live. Going through banty texters text history. The time Iggy texted into the show. 

It's Halloween, it's time to scare the pants off your friends. Hrabe shows up. Audio from Baton Rouge hosts screaming at each other about Ed Oregeron's replacement. Takesmith formula. SEC Media days. Rod Bramblett. Hrabe gives some insight on Game 6, 2011. Jewel. Gareth. TMA Live. Going through banty texters text history. The time Iggy texted into the show. 

Talking Tigers Podcast with Andy Burcham, Presented by Wickles Pickles-Rod Bramblett Retrospective

For 20 years, Stan White has been the color analyst for football broadcasts on the Auburn Sports Network. The Tigers' all-time leading passer spent four years in the NFL, then moved back to Alabama. Soon thereafter, he joined Andy Burcham in the booth for Pay Per View and Tape Delay telecasts. When Charlie Trotman stepped down from the radio booth, two years later, Stan moved in. He worked with a pair of legends, Jim Fyffe and Rod Bramblett. He never thought this part of his football career would last two decades. Stan White is featured in this Talking Tigers Podcast, presented by Wickles Pickles

In December of 2018, in the Auburn Sports Network Studio, the Voice of the Tigers, Rod Bramblett and I sat down for an interview with Pat Dye. The Hall of Fame Coach, passed away this week at the age of 80. During this interview, Coach Dye talked extensively about his childhood, his first days of coaching and his time at Auburn, including the first Iron Bowl at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Pat Dye and Rod Bramblett are featured in this Talking Tigers Podcast, presented by Wickles Pickles.

Today marks the one year anniversary of the tragic deaths of Rod and Paula Bramblett. A family lost it mother and father, son and daughter, brother and sister, aunt and uncle. We lost our friends. Auburn lost its voice. Last year, prior to the Auburn football season, Brad Law with the Auburn Sports Network, produced a tribute to Rod last year. This tribute features, Brad, former Auburn baseball coach Hal Baird, Paul Ellen, Stan White, Quentin Riggins and yours truly talking about our friend and colleague. It includes a Talking Tigers Podcast with Rod, from 2018, prior to his final season as the Voice of the Tigers. A tribute to Rod Bramblett in a special Talking Tigers Podcast, presented by Wickles Pickles.

Tribute to Rod Bramblett

In episode 6 of the AU Wishbone's acclaimed WE BELIEVED miniseries, Van and John look at the first five seasons under Tommy Tuberville (complete with game audio from Jim Fyffe, Rod Bramblett, CBS, ESPN and more). Plus interviews with Cole Cubelic, Jerry Hinnen of CBS and others. Coming in under the cloud of Terry Bowden's exit, Tubs quickly built 3 straight SEC West champion teams. From the beat downs of LSU and UGA to "Go Crazy Cadillac," the 1999-2003 seasons were among the most amazing in Auburn history. Be a part of the AU Wishbone Family by becoming a patron of the shows: https://www.patreon.com/vanallenplexico A proud member of the War Eagle Reader family. Brought to you by White Rocket Entertainment. www.auwishbone.com www.plexico.net Join us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3IQGWpVOTQEpUW4JbSDvOw

Ivan Maisel and Ryan McGee take over this edition of The College Football Podcast to remember the figures in college football who passed in 2019. The guys kick things off discussing the three Heisman Trophy winners, a pillar of HBCU football Willie Brown, and athletic directors Bump Elliott and Sam Jankovich. Next, Ivan and Ryan get into the world of media (21:21) remembering Sports Illustrated's Dan Jenkins, Auburn's play-by-play announcer Rod Bramblett and ABC Sports' Donn Bernstein. Then, they talk about (32:28) SMU coach Forrest Gregg, referee James "Bud" Robertson and the first African American athletic director in the SEC David Williams.

Ivan Maisel and Ryan McGee take over this edition of The College Football Podcast to remember the figures in college football who passed in 2019. The guys kick things off discussing the three Heisman Trophy winners, a pillar of HBCU football Willie Brown, and athletic directors Bump Elliott and Sam Jankovich. Next, Ivan and Ryan get into the world of media (21:21) remembering Sports Illustrated's Dan Jenkins, Auburn's play-by-play announcer Rod Bramblett and ABC Sports' Donn Bernstein. Then, they talk about (32:28) SMU coach Forrest Gregg, referee James "Bud" Robertson and the first African American athletic director in the SEC David Williams.

SEC Mike Bratton and his cousin Shane discuss Scott Woodward taking a shot at Nick Saban (2:00), Dylan Moses tears his ACL; out indefinitely (4:30), Nick Saban on Moses' injury and what's next for the Tide (6:30), Gus Malzahn shares an optimistic update on Anthony Schwartz and Auburn honors Rod Bramblett (10:30), Kirby Smart on if D'Andre Swift can handle the offensive load if need be (14:30), Kirby on James Coley and the UGA offense heading into the season (18:00), Trey Smith cleared for Tennessee's opener (21:00), Jeremy Pruitt on Aubrey Solomon and Trey Smith being cleared to play (23:00), Tommy Stevens comments on being named a team captain and shares insight into how he won the starting role at Mississippi State (27:00), Chad Morris on the possibility of Arkansas overlooking Portland State (33:00), Scoota Harris on the team not overlooking Portland state (35:30), Texas A&M vs. Texas State predictions (37:00) Advertising Inquiries: thatsecpodcast@gmail.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/that-sec-football-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Neal McCready (RebelGrove.com) and Jay G. Tate (AuburnSports.com) once again sit down to discuss a variety of topics including: • Neal and Jay opt to enjoy a beverage to open the show. • LSU is charging at least $8 per beer at Tiger Stadium. Is that a reasonable price? • LSU AD Scott Woodward takes a few shots at Nick Saban; Neal thinks Saban wishes he'd have stayed at LSU. • Jay is a BIG FAN of Kelly Ripa. • Neal and Jay give Saban his due; the guy's been really good. He's actually elevated the entire conference. • Why would Jay not attend games in the future? • Jay is thinking of deceased Auburn broadcaster Rod Bramblett today. • Jay leaned on his good friend "Ralph" during a recent bourbon tasting. • Jay once ate edibles before a football game. That didn't go real well. • Neal never has watched Chappelle's Show, which is Jay's all-time favorite show. • All this Chappelle talk is a perfect segue into Andrew Luck's retirement. • Jay's daughter is preparing to take college trips, but Jay is ready to "grease the wheels" to get her to make the decision he wants. • Jay passes along a bid day story. • The 80s song of the day is "Kokomo" by The Beach Boys — a group Neal apparently dislikes. Can an American hate The Beach Boys. • The guys take a gander at the weekend SEC slate. The Greatest Pod in The South is presented today jointly by Clark Ford and Larry Clark Chevrolet in Amory, Miss. If you're in the market for a Ford, give Corey Clark a call at (662) 257-1900. If you're in the market for a Chevy, give Barrett Clark a call at (662) 256-9606. Give them an opportunity to give you a quote on a new or used vehicle. They'll get back with you quickly and give you a bottom-line price that requires no anxiety or consternation. No games; just real talk. ALSO CHECK OUT ... * PINNACLE TRUST: www.pinntrust.com * JOHN EDWARDS of REGENCY TRAVEL: 901-494-3378 or jedwards@regencytravel.net or www.regencytravel.net

Rod Bramblett connected with Auburn fans for more than 25 years. In this tribute, some of Rod's broadcast colleagues and friends share the stories behind their favorite calls.

Rod Bramblett, the legendary and beloved voice of the Auburn Tigers, was tragically killed in a car accident on May 25, 2019. His best friend, Andy Burcham, is now trying to figure out how he can possibly help fill the enormous void left by Rod's passing; not only in the broadcast booth, but in the lives of the people who were most important to Rod: his children.

Tyler Skaggs, High Museum, Hawks trade

The late Auburn Tigers PxP voice Rod Bramblett lived for his team.  His passion oozed through every word he announced.  Recently Rod tragically passed away in an automobile accident and many of you have tweeted or emailed that you'd like us to repost the Rod Bramblett episode ... and here it is, Episode 108 with Auburn's Rod Bramblett.  He was so enthusiastic about coming on the pod, and I was excited to have had the opportunity to have him.

Neal McCready (RebelGrove.com), Jay G. Tate (AuburnSports.com) and Gabriel "Gabe" DeArmond (PowerMizzou.com) once again sit down to discuss a variety of topics including: • Jay and Neal reminisce about Rod Bramblett, Auburn's lead broadcaster who died tragically last week. • Bruce Pearl is as good as it gets when it comes to talking. • It's the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landing in France. And, right on time, Russia pipes up to overstate its role in eliminating Nazi Germany. • Speaking of overrated Russians, Rocky 4 is the best Rocky. Everyone agrees. • Jay discusses his experiences at SEC Spring Meetings, which concluded last week. • Gabe still can't believe the spectacle that was Will Wade's press conference in Sandestin. • It's now open season on basketball recruiting. If you're not cheating, you're not trying. • The boys discuss how things will change now that the SEC has lifted its ban on alcohol sales at arenas. • Jay and Neal remember the drunkest stadium they ever saw — Auburn at LSU in 2001. "It was like Beirut," Jay says. • Jimbo Fisher recently bought a heifer, an actual head of cattle, for $80,000. • MSU coach Joe Moorhead recently lost 50 pounds through intermittent fasting, which leads the boys to consider if that plan would work for them. • Gabe wants to know why Texas A&M wanted Ross Bjork so much. Neal answers. • Jay passes along a short story about Ed Orgeron. • Jay sold his home in five hours the other day. Is that good or bad? • Jay and his friends are heading to Punta Cana soon, which is bad considering the recent death of several Americans down there. Gabe and Neal wish Jay the best. • The boys tackle the thorny subject of actress Marcia Cross' public bout with anal cancer. There are follow-up questions ... • A big thank-you to Corey Clark of Clark Ford for his generosity. (Read below.) The Greatest Pod in The South is presented today jointly by Clark Ford and Larry Clark Chevrolet in Amory, Miss. If you're in the market for a Ford, give Corey Clark a call at (662) 257-1900. If you're in the market for a Chevy, give Barrett Clark a call at (662) 256-9606. Give them an opportunity to give you a quote on a new or used vehicle. They'll get back with you quickly and give you a bottom-line price that requires no anxiety or consternation. No games; just real talk. ALSO CHECK OUT ... * PINNACLE TRUST: www.pinntrust.com * JOHN EDWARDS of REGENCY TRAVEL: 901-494-3378 or jedwards@regencytravel.net or www.regencytravel.net

This week Andrew & Drew discuss the revised SEC alcohol policy, allowing schools to sell alcohol at sporting events, the NBA Finals, Anthony Davis and the Voodoo Fest lineup. Then Matt DeVille joins to recap LSU baseball's Regional performance, preview the Super Regional matchup against Florida State and discuss how the MLB Draft affected the Tigers. Plus, a tribute to Rod Bramblett, the late, great "Voice of the Auburn Tigers." Twitter - @KreweDuDrew krewedudrew@gmail.com

May 31, 2019Rod Bramblett (Voice of the Auburn Tigers) being laid to rest today…Daniel Moore (Hall of Fame Artist) coming up in the next hour; NBA Basketball Championships; NCAA Softball; foul ball hits a young fan in the crowd at Chicago Cubs gameAtlanta Brave ReportHighland Home hires new football coach; St. Paul’s Episcopal drops lawsuit against AHSAA; dominant teams; Theodore turns to former Mobile-area stars to return baseball and softball teams to prominenceD Mark gives us the weather forecast (brought by the Opelika Observer); Daniel Moore on the Hamilton’s Hotline, being inducted into the Hall of Fame, discussing the history in his career, how he came about being an artist, how long it takes to paintCathy Gafford (Jean Dean Rif) in-studio this morning, talking about Ride to Read happening tomorrow at Big Swamp, looking back on past eventsDomino effect with hiring coaches; Jerry Hood to be new head football coach at Leeds High; coach position openings; George Spence on the Hamilton’s Hotline, Richard Brown retiring

The OSG Sports team talks everything College Football. This week: Alcohol at College Football Campus stadiums, more money, more money, more money. More reminiscing about the voices of the game, Transfer Portaling and oh, so much more...

Chicago Blues. Jon Rawl reports on his travel to Windy City and Ohio's Cedar Point theme park. Also, Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short is back with his feedback on Rawl's trip Up North; plus his memories of the popularity of comic books in the 1950s. Also, Auburn's play-by-play announcer dies in a car wreck; and a look at teams advancing to college baseball's Super Regionals.

Rob Bramblett memorialized through the voices of the Auburn Family. The Rod Bramblett Memorial podcast with network members and listeners. The Auburn Family has suffered tragedy once again with the passing of Rod and Paula Bramblett in a car accident. The Voice of the Auburn Tigers carried the radio waves for 16 years for football, men's basketball and baseball. Our hearts are heavy, yet full at the same time with the memories they left us. In this episode, many people share their thoughts and favorite calls or moments from Rod Bramblett. You will hear from E2C Network contributors, listeners, and other Auburn family members as well. To Rod and Paula, we miss you and we love you. So long our dear friends. War Eagle forever and always. Listener Feedback: What was your favorite Rod Bramblett radio call? Reminders: Want to join the team? Email us at the address below. Remember to check out other shows on the network. Join us for E2C Live: Auburn Fan Chat- 8 ET/ 7 CT on Facebook Live every Monday night! Subscribe: iTunes, Stitcher, Tunein, and all other podcatchers. Please leave reviews there. Connect with podcast: See links below. Website: www.e2cnetwork.com Email: e2cnetwork@gmail.com Twitter: twitter.com/E2C_Network Facebook: www.facebook.com/E2CNetworkAU Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/e2cnetwork Support the shows: http://www.e2cnetwork.com/support/ Teepublic Store: https://www.teepublic.com/user/e2cnetwork Thank you to the Auburn Uniform Database! As always thank you to E2C Network and Auburn family for tuning in every week! War Eagle! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/e2c-network/support

Rob Bramblett memorialized through the voices of the Auburn Family. The Rod Bramblett Memorial podcast with network members and listeners. The Auburn Family The post Rod Bramblett “The Voice of the Auburn Tigers” Memorial appeared first on E2C Network.

The May 31st Auburn baseball regional broadcast began with this tribute to Rod Bramblett

On a Saturday night, Memorial Day weekend, May 25th, 2019, tragedy struck in a two car accident, taking the lives of Auburn legendary play-by-play announcer Rod Bramblett, and his wife, Paula. Join show cohosts Coach John Ray and Doug Dean as they fondly remember the life and brilliant impact of Rod Bramblett, the “voice of the Auburn … Continue reading Auburn Football All-Access Podcast, Episode 193, May 30, 2019 →

May 30, 2019D Mark gives us the weather forecast (brought by the Opelika Observer); Coach Gene Stallings on the Hamilton's Hotline, winning the Great Turtle Race, more fundraising plans, speaking on the tragedies Lee County has faced this year, the passing of and importance to the community Rod Bramblett led in the Auburn community, discussion on Hugh Culverhouse Jr. giving $21.5 million to the University of Alabama and wanting it returned, thoughts on free agency in transfer rule, SEC getting more strict on any type of sexual violenceCoach Robert Maddox (Lee-Scott Academy Football) on the Hamilton's Hotline, talking about his retirement after 13 seasons, going over highlights in his career, spotlight on coaches he's worked withDerek Lee (OPS) in-studio this morning; D Mark gives us an updated weather forecast; discussion on Coach Evan Braun leaving and Richard Brown retiring (both Beauregard High School); coach openings in the area, discussing possible candidates; Auburn Baseball; discussion on how tough it will be to replace the voice of the Auburn Tigers; Atlanta Brave ReportCoach Keith Elliott (Lyman Ward Military Academy Basketball) on the Hamilton's Hotline, calling in to deliver the news on Lyman Ward name change to Southern Preparatory Academy, other possible changes and updates, looking back on history and the recent tragedies in Lee County, updates on his son APD Officer Evan ElliottDerek Lee on changing the name of the business; "the ever-ending saga of High School Athletics"; East Texas superintendent defending decision to hire Art Briles

Crow, Ryan, and Chief remember Rod Bramblett, preview Auburn's Regional opponents in the NCAA Tournament, and celebrate a whole year of podcasting with Orange and True! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's JOX PrimeTime, Jon and Tim honor the life of Rod Bramblett with a commemorative edition of Lunce's List focusing on the Auburn broadcaster's most memorable moments in the booth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rod Bramblett and Stan White are all of us in 2010 in Tuscaloosa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Everyone has a moment they will forever tie to Rod Bramblett. The voice of the Auburn Tigers is gone, but he is not forgotten. He is not silenced. Rod and his wife Paula were killed in a tragic, two-vehicle accident May 25, 2019. They leave a void in the Auburn community. And yet Rod's voice still echoes on the Plains. Friends, fans and colleagues gather in a special episode of The Auburn Undercover Podcast to celebrate Rod's life on and off the radio. Former Auburn quarterback and current Auburn radio analyst Stan White, a close friend and coworker in the football booth, shares his favorite memories calling games alongside the voice of Auburn football. Reporter Jason Caldwell discusses his friendship with Bramblett, one that grew out of a mutual love for baseball more than a decade ago. Writers Barrett Sallee and Justin Ferguson, both Auburn alums from Auburn families, discuss their favorite moments, interactions and how Bramblett provided the soundtrack to their lives. Auburn historian David Housel, the former athletics director, reflects on the days leading up to Bramblett's rise to the seat to call Auburn football in 2003 and also reflects on his greatest calls, moments and why an Auburn man like Bramblett was the perfect man for this generation of Auburn fans. Sit back and listen as we reminisce and celebrate the voice of the Auburn Tigers. Full coverage: https://auburn.247sports.com Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/auburn247 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auburn247sports Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuburnUndercover Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's edition of JOX PrimeTime, Jon and Tim honor the lives of Rod Bramblett, Paula Bramblett, and Bart Starr who all tragically passed away over the Memorial Day weekend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SEC Mike Bratton and his cousin Shane discuss how Bru McCoy may have found a way to destroy the NCAA transfer portal for everyone (1:30), Steven Lassan (he can be found @AthlonSteven on Twitter) college football editor for Athlon Sports joins the show (3:30), topics discussed with Steven include the making of the annual Athlon Sports College Football Preview Magazine, Athlon's preseason picks in the SEC East and SEC West, Jake Fromm being left off the top three All-American lists, why Auburn is the most Interesting QB battle in 2019, LSU playing in the nation's best nonconference next season, Gus Malzahn being on the hot seat, why Texas A&M is the scariest Top 10 team, why Tennessee is on the rise, why Kentucky is on the decline, why Rich Rodriguez is among the best coordinator hires in the nation, the impact of Kelly Bryant at Missouri, and Ben Hicks and Nick Starkel at Arkansas, Shane and Mike discuss their initial thoughts on Athlon's SEC picks (37:00), our thoughts on how Athlon ranked the SEC jobs and Mike tries to make the case for LSU being the best job in the league (42:00), Ole Miss AD Ross Bjork leaves for Texas A&M (47:00), South Carolina lands potentially game-changing commitment (50:00), close out with a special tribute to Rod Bramblett and some of his best calls for Auburn football (53:00) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/that-sec-football-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Auburn baseball falls in SEC tourney but makes the NCAA field. Auburn baseball podcast with Chandler Fullman and Clint Richardson. They review the Tigers' SEC Tournament performance as well as analyze their placement in the NCAA Tournament. Auburn went 1-2 in the SEC tourney, being knocked out in a heartbreaker to LSU. Despite this, Auburn's #1 ranked strength of schedule and season long performance earned them a spot in the Atlanta regional. We also take a minute to address the tragedy of losing Rod Bramblett over the weekend. All this and more on this episode of Hitchcock Hecklers. Listener Feedback: Which Auburn player, in your opinion, had the best performance this week? Reminders: Want to join the team? Email us at the address below. Remember to check out other shows on the network. Join us for E2C Live: Auburn Fan Chat- 8 ET/ 7 CT on Facebook Live every Monday night! Subscribe: iTunes, Google Play, and all other podcatchers. Please leave reviews there. Facebook: www.facebook.com/E2CNetworkAU Website: www.e2cnetwork.com Email: e2cnetwork@gmail.com Twitter: twitter.com/E2C_Network Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/e2cnetwork/ Support the shows: http://www.e2cnetwork.com/support/ Teepublic Store: https://www.teepublic.com/user/e2cnetwork Thank you to the Auburn Uniform Database!As always thank you to E2C Network and Auburn family for tuning in every week! War Eagle! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/e2c-network/support

Host Josh Graham with Desmond Johnson. Remembering Auburn Tigers PxP voice Rod Bramblett, Packers QB Bart Starr and Red Sox 1st Baseman Bill Buckner. Three crazy sports stories that you might not believe...plus voice of the Carolina Hurricanes John Forslund and mid day host David Glenn stop by. Tune into The Drive with Josh Graham Mon-Fri 3-6pm on The Sports Hub!

May 28, 2019Coach Larry Gore in-studio this morning; D Mark gives us the weather forecast (brought by the Opelika Observer); Principal Richard Brown (Beauregard High School) retires; Atlanta Brave ReportCoach Pat Dye on the Hamilton's Hotline, thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Rod Bramblett (Voice of the Auburn Tigers) and his wife, Paula...Auburn and its community, Grand National ParkiHeart Radio High School Media Days coming up in July; Jeff's experience with the Coaches Show and Super 7; Summer Swing Concert Series presents Crossroads this evening and Noon Tunes presents Strawberry Whine tomorrow; SEC bracketsRichard Brown (Beauregard High School) on the Hamilton's Hotline, announced his retirement on Friday after 50 years, processing the fact, looking back over his careerWhat did everyone do for Memorial Day?; Councilman Bub on the Hamilton's Hotline, talking about his Memorial Day weekend, the "Chosen One" was in town this weekend, talking about Rod Bramblett

The OSG Sports team talks about the latest headlines in the College Football World in the Weekly Review Podcast...

Make no bones about this one, #154 was tough, but worth a listen. As you know Rod Bramblett was our guest a week ago, it was memorable then, more so now. Both Matt’s had meetings with Bart Starr they will cherish forever. Also, another great SEC baseball tournament EXCEPT for the Vandy whistler! Somebody toss this guy!!!!!

Look, it's the incredibly rare bird known as An Offseason Fullcast Episode About Football! As we start counting down to the start of the 2019 season, we want you to feel fully informed about the news in our fair sport, including: - Rule changes! - Video game changes! - Coaching changes! In the XFL! - Beer changes! - Hockey! For real, hockey! On a more serious note, we want to send our condolences to the friends and family of Auburn radio announcer Rod Bramblett and Paula Bramblett, who died in a car accident over Memorial Day weekend. If you're interested in participating in the fundraiser for their children, the link's below. https://www.gofundme.com/rod-and-paula-bramblett-family-memorial-fund

SEC Mike Bratton and his cousin Shane discuss how Bru McCoy may have found a way to destroy the NCAA transfer portal for everyone (1:30), Steven Lassan (he can be found @AthlonSteven on Twitter) college football editor for Athlon Sports joins the show (3:30), topics discussed with Steven include the making of the annual Athlon Sports College Football Preview Magazine, Athlon’s preseason picks in the SEC East and SEC West, Jake Fromm being left off the top three All-American lists, why Auburn is the most Interesting QB battle in 2019, LSU playing in the nation’s best nonconference next season, Gus Malzahn being on the hot seat, why Texas A&M is the scariest Top 10 team, why Tennessee is on the rise, why Kentucky is on the decline, why Rich Rodriguez is among the best coordinator hires in the nation, the impact of Kelly Bryant at Missouri, and Ben Hicks and Nick Starkel at Arkansas, Shane and Mike discuss their initial thoughts on Athlon’s SEC picks (37:00), our thoughts on how Athlon ranked the SEC jobs and Mike tries to make the case for LSU being the best job in the league (42:00), Ole Miss AD Ross Bjork leaves for Texas A&M (47:00), South Carolina lands potentially game-changing commitment (50:00), close out with a special tribute to Rod Bramblett and some of his best calls for Auburn football (53:00)

Joe Fisher, the voice of the Vanderbilt Commodores, talks about @VandyBoys championship run and the upcoming Nashville regional. Joe also shares his thoughts and feelings following the tragic death of Auburn's Rod Bramblett.

Rod Bramblett's first touchdown call at Vanderbilt in 2003. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sport Report for Sunday, May 26th, 2019. Today's podcast covers the 16 games from the MLB slate, and Game 6 of Toronto Raptors @ Milwaukee Bucks. We also look back in history, 20 years ago today at the 1999 UCL Final between Manchester United and Bayern Munich, and pay tribute to Auburn Radio broadcasting legend Rod Bramblett. Become an Expert in under 15 minutes on the all the results from yesterday.

Just what did Bruce Pearl say when the Tigers were 7-7 at Athens? Great insight from the "Voice of the Tigers". Rod talks AU hoops, football and baseball. Great stuff! We also touch on the Wilder BOMB, the PGA and food.

May 7, 2019Coach Larry Gore in-studio this morning, talking about his weekend; D Mark gives us the weather forecast (brought by The Opelika Observer); Coach Gore's take on the Kentucky Derby, horse disqualified after crossing the finish line; Laura Lee Chesser (Opelika Parks & Rec) on the Hamilton's Hotline, updates on the family, Summer Swing Concert Series starts up tonight, Noon Tunes continues tomorrow, tumbling registration coming up this monthNBA playoffs; Atlanta Brave Report; Jeff Sasser on the Hamilton's Hotline, why he's not in-studio this morning, heading over to the Grand Nationals, review on the Braves from last night; Spring football, Auburn University GolfCoach Tina Deese (Opelika Middle School Softball) on the Hamilton's Hotline, team has made it to the sub-states, Choccolocco Park in Oxford, rundown on players, moving the lineup around during the season, how many years she's coached and retirement, how much coaching has changed within her career Updated weather forecast by D Mark; Coach Gore's trip to the beach and a few detours to watch some sporting events; video replay to be used in the 2019 SEC Softball Tournament Audio on the SEC Softball Tournament and top picks; team color changes; Auburn/Alabama Baseball game last weekend, Auburn wins 17-7; Andy Burcham (play-by-play voice for Auburn University Sports) on the Hamilton's Hotline, first game Rod Bramblett and himself had done together this season, SEC Network , ins-and-outs of aspects in his career, discussing soccerWhat's up with the Mississippi State Bulldogs; more on Spring football and training

His name adorns the playing surface at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Pat Dye came to Auburn and guided the Tigers to four SEC championships and brought the Iron Bowl to Jordan-Hare Stadium in 1989. During his time, he was also Auburn's athletic director. Now he hosts a weekly radio show a nursery. Pat Dye joins Rod Bramblett and Andy Burcham on this edition of the Talking Tigers Podcast

Sonny Smith came to Auburn in 1979. In an 11-year career, he coached Auburn to its most success in the NCAA tournament taking the Tigers to the Big Dance for their first time. Sonny's career began as a high school basketball coach, then to the college ranks as an assistant. His second head coaching stint was at Auburn. Since his days as a coach, he's worked in radio and television and now sits alongside Rod Bramblett and Brad Law on the Auburn Sports Network for Auburn Basketball broadcasts. Sonny was inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 2007 and along with his wife Jan, they sat down for this edition of the Talking Tigers Podcast.

Hal Baird is the winningest coach in Auburn Athletics history, and one amazing storyteller. In his 16 years on the plains, the East Carolina graduate amassed 634 wins leading the Tigers to the College World Series in 1994 and 1997. This past past September, the home dugout at Plainsman Park was named in his honor Since 1993, Rod Bramblett has called Auburn baseball games and in 1995, Andry Burcham joined Bramblett for the radio calls. Together they team up to handle this week's Talking Tigers Podcast.

The Honks take you up to kickoff as they hear from Greg Gaines and Chris Petersen, talk with Auburn PxP voice Rod Bramblett, cornerback Byron Murphy and Evan Moore of the Pac-12 Network.

Imagine you're calling one of the biggest college football rivalries in the country. One team is attempting a FG on the final play of regulation.  Did you remember to check to see if your team had a man deep to return it?  What would you say if that deep man ran the kick back for a game-winning score?  Would you be ready for one of the biggest moments in college football history? How would you call it? Rod Bramblett lived that all with the Iron Bowl Kick-Six and this week on PxPCast he breaks down that call and talks his passion for this business and getting to know student-athletes...even ones like Cam Newton, who everybody wanted to talk with.

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It's more than just a play call. It's a lifestyle. This week, The MindSide Podcast brings on “Kick-Six” (Auburn Football) announcer, Rod Bramblett, to share his wisdom and life lessons he has learned from being a sport's announcer. An announcer creates the vision for the listener at home, and it's not as easy as it seems. You must know the people, the stats, the opponents, the personalities, it's about “treating it like studying up for a quiz.” In this podcast, Rod talks about the preparation and the work that goes into his profession along with the attitude needed to excel such as the acceptance of constructive feedback. “The day when you think ‘I got this all down pat,' is the day you're probably going to get fired.” Starting as a DJ for a local news station, Bramblett worked hard to become one of the best sports announcers in the field. Once he landed a sports announcer position the work didn't stop there. “You have to be mentally strong and mentally committed to making both your home and your professional life work.” Please enjoy this week's episode on The MindSide Podcast!

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We dug into the archive for stuff that we've recorded over the years, files that've been sent to us, and a few things we've scrounged up along the way. Born Losers, "Little Room" Shanon Emerson, Neutron Joke Brandon, Sandra, Shanon, "Gin and Juice" Phil Tiso, Sensory Deprivation Tank Joke Johnny Yeast, "Carlo Rossi" Shanon Emerson, "Crosswalk Driver" Holly Deye, "Hillbilly Love Song" Anthony Lopez, "Lick a Gift Horse" Marco Davis, "Song of My Life" Colin Lingle, Unnamed story filips and flathead, Guilty Pleasures show Jack Miller, "Crack-Baby Pate" Man Band, "Heartbreak Hotel/Don't Be Cruel" Wes Youssi, "Ready to Run" Rod Bramblett, Final play of the Iron Bowl Marjoe Gortner, "Lay My Burden Down" Ramblin' Jack Eliot, "Don't Think Twice It's Alright"

We talk to Arizona head coach, Rich Rodriguez, Auburn's play-by-play announcer, Rod Bramblett, and USC Fox Sports reporter, Lindsey Thiry.