Podcast appearances and mentions of Sam Wyche

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have had 12 previous head coaches prior to Todd Bowles. But how do they rank from worst to first? We are ready to discuss on the newest "BucPower.com Podcast Series" episode!2025 will be the 50th season of Buccaneer football so the history of the franchise will be more in focus than ever before.Buccaneer historian Paul Stewart, editor of BUCPOWER.COM and Denis Crawford, author of two books on the franchise sit down to discuss each one, how they got the job, how well or how badly each one did and rank them from 12 to 1.Worst quartet - Leeman Bennett, Greg Schiano, Lovie Smith and Richard Williamson.Middle quartet - Dirk Koetter, Raheem Morris, Ray Perkins and Sam Wyche.Best quartet - Bruce Arians, Tony Dungy, Jon Gruden and John McKay.They end by considering where Todd Bowles fits in against his predecessors. Hear it all on the latest edition from the "BucPower.com Podcast Series" and follow/subscribe on Apple/Spotify, etc.!

In this engaging conversation, Jim Breech, a former NFL kicker, shares his experiences playing for the Cincinnati Bengals and Oakland Raiders, his thoughts on the evolution of kickers, and his love for baseball. He reflects on his childhood in Sacramento, the competitive nature of athletes, and the importance of winning in sports. Jim also discusses the current state of the Reds and their prospects, as well as his aspirations for recognition in the Ring of Honor.TakeawaysJim Breech had a successful NFL career as a kicker.He grew up in Sacramento and was a fan of both the Giants and A's.Jim played in two Super Bowls and was perfect in both games.He compares coaching styles of Forrest Gregg and Sam Wyche.Jim admires Willie Mays as the greatest player ever.He believes the A's were the team of the 70-75 period but Reds were Team of the 70'sJim is excited about the current Reds players and their potential.He emphasizes the importance of winning in sports.Jim supports the new pitch clock rule in baseball.He hopes to be recognized in the Ring of Honor for his Bengals contributions and in the Sacramento HOF.Sound Bites"I'm so glad to be a Bengal.""I love the pitch clock.""I guarantee you he is."Sponsored by Moerlein Lager House, host of the March 26, 2025 Opening Day Eve Party benefitting the Reds Community Fund!

From his Bengals days: They ran up the score to 61 against the Oilers because Sam Wyche hated Jerry Glanville. We end with that song.

Hour 1 The Grimace Mets finally lost a game after winning seven straight. The Yankees also lost to the Orioles and they have a defensive catcher problem with Jose Trevino. Yankees relievers hit two Orioles last night in retaliation for Aaron Judge getting hit the night before. Judge did not play last night. Boomer tried to talk about the Rangers and Barclay Goodrow and Gio couldn't handle it. Unfortunately he talked about it for quite a while. C-Lo is in for Jerry and is here for his first update of the day. Jerry took his family to Arizona, where it's going to be 113 degrees. C-Lo started with the Yankees loss to the Orioles and Gerrit Cole getting his first start of the season. The Mets winning streak is over and they play in Chicago starting tomorrow. In the final segment of the hour, Gio visited Gunnar yesterday and watched him ‘powerwash'. It did not go well. Gio understands, as the only tool in his toolbox is a checkbook.  Hour 2 It seems to come up every year, retaliating by drilling the opposing team's hitter if they hit your guy. Gio thinks it's weird because we often talk about safety in sports, and then say you have to retaliate. The Yankees did it last night and it hurt them because the guy they hit scored. It does seem to make the fans happy, but it really didn't make much sense for them to do that. Will Aaron Judge be in the lineup today? We also somehow talked about Boomer always playing poorly in the Astrodome against the Oilers. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with a Devils trade for goalie Jacob Markstrom (Boomer insisted he start with that). He then went to Barclay Goodrow being claimed off waivers by the Sharks. Then we turned to baseball as Jose Trevino gave up another 4 steals. Gerrit Cole talked about his first start of the season. Brandon Tierney really wanted the Yankees to drill two Orioles. The Mets winning streak came to an end with a loss to the Rangers. We got into a discussion about mosquitos and how they suck our blood. In the final segment of the hour, a mom from Long Island called in to tell her side of the story from yesterday, when Jerry said there was almost a fight between parents at a little league game. A few callers came at her and she remained calm and stood her ground.  Hour 3 We continued our discussion on youth sports and how some parents get completely out of hand. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the Yankees losing to the Orioles in ten innings. The Yankees retaliated by hitting two Orioles players after Aaron Judge got hit on the hand the night before. Buck Showalter talked about what he looks for in a player. He doesn't want a flat butt player or a player that already has a full beard. He has his reasons. Boomer talked about quarterbacks needing to be thick in the butt and thighs. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer said he watched the Fever vs the Mystics in the WNBA. The Mets are off and the Yankees are playing a day game, so Gio will watch the Netflix documentary, ‘Tell Them You Love Me', about a professor at Rutgers and a non-verbal person. The professor went to jail so it's pretty interesting.  Hour 4 We talked more about the Yankees retaliating last night by hitting two Orioles hitters. We also heard from Joe Francisco, as his little league team was being badmouthed from some opponents in NJ. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day, but first Boomer tries to talk him into doing the 5-Borough Bike Tour next May. The Moment of The Day involves a little league mom defending her team's behavior and a caller telling her she's the problem with youth sports. In the final segment of the show, we are both getting texts about Team Francisco, a little league team on Long Island. Gio also talked about the lack of lovemaking if someone is staying at their house.

3/21/24 - Hour 2 NFL Network reporter Sam Wyche tells rich what Caleb Williams proved at his USC pro day, the Washington Commanders options with the number two overall pick in the NFL draft, and more. Rich explains why the Chicago Bears are set up to succeed despite the possibility of going with a rookie quarterback next season. Please check out other RES productions: Overreaction Monday: http://apple.co/overreactionmonday  What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask: http://apple.co/whatthefootball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Jan 5th            Publish Date:  Jan 4th Commercial: Henssler :15   From the Henssler Financial Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.  Today is Friday, January 5th and Happy heavenly Birthday to NFL coach Sam Wyche. ***1.05.24 – BIRTHDAY – SAM WYCHE*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia. Man Tragically Killed by Gunfire, Assailant Remains Uncaught Cobb County Teachers to Receive Bonus Paychecks This Month North Cobb Seniors Bravely Endure Frigid Waters in Support of Friend's Cancer Battle All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!  BREAK: CU of GA STORY 1: UPDATE: Man Dead From Gunshot Wounds, Suspect at Large Marietta Police have identified Kenneth Cunningham II, 40, as the man killed in a shooting at the Harlow apartments. The shooting occurred at around 10:30 a.m., and the police have released a description of a single suspect—a slender male, approximately six feet tall. The suspect was observed fleeing the area after the shooting. Responding officers utilized K-9s and technology to gather evidence and identify the suspect. Investigators believe the incident was not a random act of violence, and there are no indications that the public is at risk. Police encourage individuals with information to contact 911 or CrimeStoppers Greater Atlanta at 404-577-TIPS. STORY 2: Cobb Teachers Will See Bonuses this Month The Cobb Board of Education unanimously approved staff bonuses, recommended by Superintendent Chris Ragsdale. The bonuses will be partially funded by the state, with Governor Brian Kemp's announced pay increase for certain educators. The district is providing additional cash to all non-temporary employees, with amounts varying based on their work hours. Employees working more than half-time will receive a $1,000 bonus, while those working less than half-time will get $500. The bonuses will be reflected in bi-weekly paychecks on Jan. 19 for some and Jan. 24 for monthly pay. The move aims to offer extra support to district employees. STORY 3: North Cobb Seniors Take Polar Plunge to Help Friend 'Strike Out' Cancer North Cobb High School senior Kendall Vincent, diagnosed with B-cell lymphoma, has received overwhelming support from his four best friends, known as the "Fab Five." When Vincent lost his hair due to chemotherapy, his friends shaved their heads in solidarity. To raise funds for Vincent's treatment, they organized the "Strikeout Cancer Plunge," where they jumped into a freezing pool. The effort, led by Mitchell Addison's mother, aims to help Vincent, whose father is also battling cancer. The community and social media have played a crucial role in raising awareness and support for the Vincent family. Contributions can be made to @Susan-Addison-2144 on Venmo with the memo "Strikeout Cancer." We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.  We'll be right back. Break:  ESOG – DRAKE   STORY 4: Scamihorn Elected Cobb School Board Chair The Cobb County Board of Education elected Randy Scamihorn as chair and David Banks as vice chair for 2024. Scamihorn, who has served three previous terms as chair, expressed the importance of continuing to build on the excellence of Cobb Schools and ensuring the safety of students, staff, and faculty. Banks, who cited hearing and eyesight concerns, prioritized lowering taxes for constituents. The board, predominantly Republican, has seen the chair position shift within the GOP for over a decade, with the last Democratic chair serving in 2011. STORY 5: Following Debate Cobb School Board Sets 2024 Schedule The Cobb County Board of Education approved its 2024 meeting schedule with one meeting per month, following a 6-0 vote by members, with one Republican voting "present." Democratic member Becky Sayler proposed an amendment to add six additional meetings, emphasizing the need for more time to review agenda items before voting. The amendment was defeated in a 4-3 vote along party lines. Another successful amendment, proposed by Leroy Tre' Hutchins, recommended scheduling a board retreat to build relationships and discuss norms. The retreat date is yet to be confirmed. The debate highlighted differences over meeting frequency and transparency practices. We'll be back in a moment. Break: INGLES 10 STORY 6: Marietta Postal Worker Alleged to Have Stolen Amid Flood of Complaints Multiple Cobb County residents, including Kennesaw resident Ralph Fowler, have reported incidents of stolen and altered checks sent through the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). Fowler's checks, sent to pay bills, were washed, with one changing from $30 to $3,000. The Marietta Post Office manager confirmed the internal issue, revealing that an employee involved no longer works there. Many other residents have reported similar thefts of thousands of dollars. The USPS Office of the Inspector General is investigating the matter. Thirteen Georgia members of Congress have written to U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy about widespread USPS issues, including mail theft. STORY 7: Gas Prices in Cobb Drop 16 Cents On Average in Last Month Gas prices in Cobb County have decreased by an average of 16 cents in the last month, according to data from the American Automobile Association (AAA). The average cost of unleaded gas in Cobb County is $3.01, down from $3.17 in December, while the state and national averages are $2.98 and $3.09, respectively. The drop in prices is attributed to lower oil prices, and AAA suggests that prices could continue to decrease. However, motorists are advised to be cautious, as seasonal factors may impact future prices during winter. In December, gas prices spiked after the expiration of Georgia Governor Brian Kemp's executive order suspending the state's gas tax.   Break: Henssler :60  Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. 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GDP Script/ Top Stories for Jan 5th    Publish Date:  Jan 4th    HENSSLER 15 From the Henssler Financial Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Friday, January 5th and Happy heavenly Birthday to NFL coach Sam Wyche. ***1.05.24 – BIRTHDAY – SAM WYCHE*** I'm Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by KIA Mall of Georgia. Two Teens — One Still At Large — Charged In June Shooting Death At Gwinnett County Park Lanier Grad Derrick Brown Nears NFL DT Tackles Record Gwinnett Chef Plans 'Major Pivot' to Feed the Hungry All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: MOG   STORY 1: Two Teens — One Still At Large — Charged In June Shooting Death At Gwinnett County Park Two teenagers, Anwar Brenard Singleton and Prince James, have been charged with murder in the shooting death of 19-year-old Brian Arnold-Causey in June. Arnold-Causey was shot at Lenora Park and later dropped off at a Gwinnett County fire station, where he succumbed to his injuries. Anwar Brenard Singleton, 18, has been charged with malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during certain felonies. He was booked into the Gwinnett County Jail on October 28, 2023. Prince James, 19, also faces the same charges, and his whereabouts are currently unknown. Police are seeking information on James' location.   STORY 2: Lanier Grad Derrick Brown Nears NFL DT Tackles Record Derrick Brown, a former Lanier star and defensive lineman for the Carolina Panthers, is on the verge of setting an NFL record for tackles in a season by a defensive tackle. Brown, who tied a Panthers record with 67 tackles last season, is two tackles away from surpassing the record of 96 stops set by the Miami Dolphins' Christian Wilkins in 2022. Despite the Panthers' challenging season with a 2-14 record, Brown has been a standout player, being the NFC's first alternate at defensive tackle for the Pro Bowl. Brown, 25, is in his fourth NFL season out of Auburn. STORY 3: Gwinnett Chef Plans 'Major Pivot' to Feed the Hungry Chef Hank Reid, through his mobile food distribution organization Lettum Eat, has provided over 150,000 nourishing meals to the food-insufficient in Gwinnett County. In 2024, Reid plans to pivot by purchasing three modular classroom trailers from the Gwinnett County School District. These trailers, called Modular Production Kitchens (MPKs), will be strategically placed in food desert areas in partnership with churches to streamline the meal outreach process. Reid is seeking funding to complete the prototype MPK, and the entire three-trailer project is expected to cost at least $200,000 each. Lettum Eat has been serving the community since 2019, providing fresh meals through food truck feeding tours and distributing prepackaged frozen meals.   We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We'll be right back   Break 2: TOM WAGES – DTL   STORY 4: Gwinnett will Spend $2.5 Billion to Operate County Government Gwinnett County commissioners voted 4-1 to approve the $2.5 billion 2024 budget, which includes the $1.97 billion operating budget and the $561 million capital budget. The budget introduces 104 new positions across various departments, expands microtransit into Suwanee, Sugar Hill, and Buford, offers a 4% pay-for-performance raise for county employees, and addresses affordable housing needs. The county allocates $25.3 million for elections, adds two affordable housing coordinator positions, and utilizes $18 million in federal funding to incentivize affordable housing development. Other additions include a new med unit in Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services, expansion of the Gwinnett Trails program, and improvements in mental health care.   STORY 5: State Rep. Greg Kennard will not seek re-election after redistricting put him in the same district as Sam Park Two Georgia House Democrats, Rep. Gregg Kennard and Rep. Doug Stoner, will not seek reelection in 2024 after being drawn into districts with fellow Democrats during the recent redistricting special session. The new House map approved by Republican majorities paired Kennard with House Minority Whip Sam Park in Gwinnett County, and Stoner with Rep. Teri Anulewicz in Cobb County. Kennard cited his unwillingness to force voters to choose between him and Park as a reason for stepping down. The redistricting special session aimed to address a ruling declaring the 2021 legislative and congressional maps violated the Voting Rights Act.   We'll be back in a moment   Break 3: ESOG – INGLES 2   STORY 6: UGA Extension offers disaster support throughout the state The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension is aiding Georgia's farmers in emergency preparedness and recovery from climate-related events. With a presence in all 159 counties, UGA Extension provides training and resources to help communities prepare for and rebound from weather-related calamities. The extension has received grants to spearhead emergency preparedness throughout the state, focusing on the unique challenges faced by each region. The extension agents work with the Georgia Department of Agriculture to collect agricultural economic damage data and assist farmers in navigating relief programs after disaster events. The program also addresses farm and rural stress initiatives.   STORY 7: PCOM Georgia and Gwinnett County Public Schools work together to help STEM students Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) Georgia collaborate to provide STEM opportunities for Gwinnett students. PCOM Georgia serves as the presenting sponsor for the Gwinnett Science, Engineering + Innovation Fair, an annual event encouraging students to explore the sciences. PCOM Georgia faculty and staff also contribute to advisory boards and participate in events like Principal for a Day and the annual STAR Student luncheon. The collaboration extends to career fairs, simulation activities, and programs like the Future Healthcare Scholars program, reinforcing the commitment to STEM education in Gwinnett County.   We'll have final thoughts after this.   Break 4: Henssler 60   Signoff – Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. 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Hour 3: Boomer doesn't like certain people being able to work from home. He said it's bad for morale. We also talked about Al being engaged twice, to the same woman, and both times her giving him the ring back. Jerry has audio from the Head Coach at Bryant talking about social media and the players dealing with it. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Buck Showalter talking about shoe sizes. We hear audio from back in the day about Sam Wyche not allowing women in the locker room. Boomer said cameramen used to videotape the naked players on the sly. LeSean McCoy doesn't get people wanting Eric Bienemy as a coach, saying he had nothing to do with the passing game in Kansas City. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry plays ‘Real or Fake' when it comes to news headlines.

Hour 1: Gio is home today with the Norovirus so Jerry is in for him. We talked about the Norovirus taking over and affecting a bunch of people. We also talked about Derek Carr and the Jets and Boomer thinks he is going to make a decision by next week. We also talked more about Aaron Rodgers and the Jets. With Jerry hosting today, C-Lo is in the update chair. We talked about ice cream and the lack of clean freezer space at WFAN. Aaron Boone talked about Judge and Stanton playing in the outfield together some this season, particularly at Yankee Stadium. AJ Brown wants the Eagles to pay Jalen Hurts. Boomer said if they pay him all of the money, there won't be any left for Brown. With Pat McAffee off this week, we are not going to get an update on Aaron Rodgers. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry tells the story of an 86 year old woman who was killed by an alligator in Florida. Jerry said every place you could live has something that can get you. In Arizona it could be a scorpion.  Hour 2: A woman calls in to say there are Gio fingerprints on the computer monitor that we need to clean. Jerry now thinks he's going to get the Norovirus. Shohei Ohtani's agent said something that makes Jerry think he's going to be a Met, possibly as soon as this season. Boomer thinks Manny Machado could be a Met as well. We talked about great owners in New York, especially Steve Cohen and John Mara. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Giancarlo Stanton saying he wants to play the field more this season. Buck Showalter said they are putting a clock on the amount of time a reliever can use to get from the bullpen to the mound. We got into a long, convoluted conversation about inches and bases. Jacob deGrom claims to have had no childhood heroes. Boomer said he started watching ‘Severance' on Apple TV+. There's a brief update to the Michael Irvin vs Marriott situation. In the final segment of the hour, we took some calls on the baseball bases being larger and how many times you can throw over to first.  Hour 3: Boomer doesn't like certain people being able to work from home. He said it's bad for morale. We also talked about Al being engaged twice, to the same woman, and both times her giving him the ring back. Jerry has audio from the Head Coach at Bryant talking about social media and the players dealing with it. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Buck Showalter talking about shoe sizes. We hear audio from back in the day about Sam Wyche not allowing women in the locker room. Boomer said cameramen used to videotape the naked players on the sly. LeSean McCoy doesn't get people wanting Eric Bienemy as a coach, saying he had nothing to do with the passing game in Kansas City. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry plays ‘Real or Fake' when it comes to news headlines.  Hour 4: Jerry finds it amazing when American bands go to foreign countries and the fans know the songs in English. Boomer thinks Daniel Jones is going to get tagged, and Saquon Barkley will hit free agency on March 15. Boomer thinks Geno Smith will sign a 2-3 year deal with Seattle. C-Lo returns for an update and says he was sent on a wild goose chase to get breakfast. Jerry is bored with C-Lo's Giancarlo Stanton audio. Mike McDaniel rambles during the Vic Fangio press conference. We also talked about LIV golf and the Netflix documentary, ‘Full Swing'. In the final segment of the show, we took calls about LIV golf and the PGA.

Chi ha inventato la No Huddle Offense? Marv Levy o Sam Wyche?

Gary Shelton is someone you want to sit by in the press box or on a media bus. Laughter is sure to follow. Gary takes us back 45 years to when his career began in the long shadow cast by Bear Bryant. He tells us about Don Shula's brown chair, and how that NFL coaching icon made him a better journalist. Hear about the many personalities of Sam Wyche, how Bobby Bowden was your favorite uncle, what made Warren Sapp so entertaining to cover, and why Dan Marino was like a beer league softball player. Gary recalls serving as governor of Idiot Island in the press room, covering the Nancy & Tonya soap opera, and the worst deadline that he ever faced. And he shares poignant Olympic moments when the power of sports shone through all the silliness. Oh, and about that meal in Athens, Greece . . .   Shelton has twice been named the No. 1 sports columnist in the country by the Associated Press Sports Editors. He was ranked in the APSE Top 5 five times, and the Top 10 eight times. Gary has been writing about sports in Tampa Bay since 1990, including a tenure of nearly 25 years at the Tampa Bay Times when the area grew into a huge sports market. He has covered the Buccaneers winning the Super Bowl, the Lightning winning the Stanley Cup, and the Rays in the World Series. He has also covered college football national championships won by Florida, Florida State and Miami, as well as 29 Super Bowls, 10 Olympics, 11 Final Fours, and the Masters seven times.   Prior to moving to Tampa Bay, Gary covered the Dolphins, the NFL, and college football for the Miami Herald from 1984-90. He has been named best sportswriter in Florida six times by the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association. He has also won several Green Eyeshade, Florida Sports Writers Association awards, and other honors. Shelton began his journalism career writing about sports – including Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, and Georgia Tech – for the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer in 1978. He likes to say that he graduated from Auburn University and the Don Shula School of Having My Face Yelled Into.   Shelton took a buyout from the Tampa Bay Times in 2014 and has since been writing for his own subscription website. You can read Gary's columns at: https://garysheltonsports.com/   Contact Gary at GarySheltonSports@gmail.com   Follow him on Twitter: @Gary_Shelton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever asked yourself, "man, what I wouldn't give for a Bengals mid-season awards podcast with a 90s-Bengals-references motif!" Well, say no more, we gotcha covered: - Possible punter change/Bengals news (8:00) - The Willie Anderson Non-Burrow MVP (16:00) - The 'Garrison Hearst is still good?' Award for player you want to see more of (22:30) - The "I think Year 5 will be the one Dave Shula really rights the ship" award for preseason prediction you'd most like back - with Mo (29:00) - The Dan Wilkinson Award for biggest disappointment (35:45) - The Brian Milne Should Never Touch the Ball Award for player you want to see less of (49:00) - The Sam Wyche was fired or retired Award for Most Overblown Storyline & many, many more! (1:01:00) Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-RxWORCJ7Q&t=1s Follow Paul on Twitter: @pauldehnerjr Follow Jay on Twitter: @JayMorrisonATH Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"No Quarter Given Podcast" rolls out for Week 7Bucs lose in Pittsburgh 20-18 to fall to 3-3Peter and Jason review the issues the Bucs are having:Lethargic overall team passion, Red Zone, short yardage, pass protection & 3rd down defenseFormer Bucs Kicker Michael Husted joins to talk his career with the BucsHow he ended up in Tampa out of Virginia?Playing for Sam Wyche & Tony DungyThe last game in Tampa Stadium; playoff game vs DetroitPressure kicks he made for the BucsLasting friendships with his Bucs teammates and more.Then, Paul Stewart's audio montage of the Bucs - Panthers rivalry through the years. We preview Sunday in Charlotte with keys to the game and picks!Subscribe, rate and review "No Quarter Given" as part of the BucPower.com Podcast Series on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!! - Send comments to @jposportsCheck out the video interviews on the  Jason Powers YouTube Channel

The greatest two interviewers I've ever listened to on sports-talk radio are Dan Patrick and Andy Furman.  Dan has said publicly that he hates being asked to appear on podcasts, so we're not getting him, but we did get Andy.Andy spent years hosting "Sports Talk" on 700WLW,  and he's spent well over a decade as a host of Fox Sports Radio. In the years when I was deciding that I wanted to do sports-talk radio, Andy was who I was listening to, and even though we didn't work with each other ton, I spent just enough time with him during my early years in the business to develop a deep appreciation for what he does, even if I don't always agree with what he says.In our conversation, Andy discusses the art of the interview, how his on-air career began, what it was like to feud with sports figures like Bob Huggins and Sam Wyche, being on air locally versus doing shows nationally, and the things he's regretted saying on the air. I wanted Andy as a guest because I wanted to try my hand at interviewing a great interviewer, and I hope you enjoy what I think is an entertaining conversation. 

On the 78th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by Cincinnati Bengals legend Ickey Woods to talk about his dance, his foundation, today's Bengals, and much more (13:56 – 51:02). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (00:57 – 13:04). In honor of the iconic “Ickey Shuffle,” Morten talks about his dancing career – yes, you read that correctly. Plus, the guys talk about the Mardi Gras celebrations happening right now in New Orleans, LA.We then move to our interview with Ickey Woods, where he discusses a wide range of topics: how the Bengals of today still pay tribute to Ickey Woods by breaking out the “Ickey Shuffle” (15:14); why he was surprised by the Bengals' run this season, and thoughts on the Bengals' loss to the Rams in the Super Bowl (16:47); how Joe Mixon is able to stand out in a league that is continuing to devalue running backs year-after-year (18:48); thoughts on Joe Burrow, and what the Bengals have to do to improve next season (19:55); why the AFC is going to be a three-horse race for the next decade, and why the Bengals are capable of being the 1-seed in the AFC as soon as next season (22:07); why the 1988 Bengals were so special compared to the other Bengals' teams of that era (24:37); how Boomer Esiason was able to rise above a loaded quarterback field in 1988 to win NFL MVP (26:40); the origin of the “Ickey Shuffle,” and why it wasn't an overnight sensation (27:46); the difficulty of retiring at such a young age (29:15); his involvement with the Cincinnati Sizzle, and why he believes women's football could take off if the NFL gave it some real support and backing (30:13); the background and mission of his foundation, the “Jovante Woods Foundation,” and where people can go to support Ickey's mission of ending Asthma-educed deaths (32:29); why Ickey hated playing against Morten's Saints (36:22); why he believes it's partially the Bengals organization's fault that there is only one player from their team's history inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (37:37); why he's happy Las Vegas finally got an NFL team, and the advice he'd give players who are embarking on a football career in Sin City (38:54); and this week's edition of “The Name Game,” featuring Randall Cunningham, Anthony Muñoz, Boomer Esiason, Paul Brown, Cris Collinsworth, Sam Wyche, Solomon Wilcots, James Brooks, Eddie Brown, Max Montoya, David Fulcher and Dick LeBeau (40:47).Finally, we close things out with “Morten's Game Winner” – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about Ickey Woods, and how his short NFL career has had a lasting impact both on and off the field (51:42).

Legendary NFL Writer/Editor/Reporter Peter King details his amazing life in football. From following the NFL as a child in New England, to getting his first break in journalism with The Cincinnati Enquirer, to a great story about then-Bengals head coach Sam Wyche pulling a rabbit out of a hat for a newspaper piece, to meeting legendary Giants Coach Bill Parcells for early-morning reporting sessions, Working with the iconic staff of sports writers in Sports Illustrated's heyday, a great story where Peter praised Trey's questions after an interview in St. Louis, and being a voter for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and why it's a serious responsibility.

Hour 4: If you could relive one year of your life… Keith's Call Doesn't Go Very Well, Sam Wyche's Ashes, RIP Pat in Florham Park, Bagel Patrol, Jerry's Update, MOTD and A Few Super Bowl Picks

Sports Talk interviews the week of '82 Super Bowl: Bob Trumpy with the Bengals QB's, Dave Lapham, Blair Bush, Sam Wyche.

Sports Talk interviews the week of '82 Super Bowl: Bob Trumpy with the Bengals QB's, Dave Lapham, Blair Bush, Sam Wyche.

12/10/21: Lance chats w/ former UC Bearcat Terry Nelson, former XU Musketeer Dee Davis and former Bengal Dave Fulcher. Also, on this date in 1989, Sam Wyche took over the PA mic at Riverfront Stadium and told fans "You live in Cincinnati and not Cleveland!" Were you there for that? Plus, what movie and tv show prop would you love to own? Lance takes your calls at 513-749-7000.

12/10/21: Lance chats w/ former Bengal Dave Fulcher on everything from the College Football Hall of Fame Induction to the legendary Sam Wyche quote that remains epic in Cincinnati sports history.

12/10/21: Lance chats w/ former UC Bearcat Terry Nelson, former XU Musketeer Dee Davis and former Bengal Dave Fulcher. Also, on this date in 1989, Sam Wyche took over the PA mic at Riverfront Stadium and told fans "You live in Cincinnati and not Cleveland!" Were you there for that? Plus, what movie and tv show prop would you love to own? Lance takes your calls at 513-749-7000.

12/10/21: Lance chats w/ former Bengal Dave Fulcher on everything from the College Football Hall of Fame Induction to the legendary Sam Wyche quote that remains epic in Cincinnati sports history.

On the 66th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by his Pro Football Hall of Fame brother and Cincinnati Bengals legend Anthony Muñoz (06:03 – 39:01). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:02 – 05:12). Morten talks about the Detroit Lions getting their first win of the season, and how his old friend Dan Campbell reminded all of us postgame what really matters in life.We then move to our interview with Anthony Muñoz, where he discusses a wide range of topics: why a gold jacket is required for an invite to Anthony's golf tournament (06:56); why he waited to start his foundation until well-after his playing days, and what his foundation focuses on within the greater Cincinnati region (07:53); the influence of his grandparents on his upbringing, and growing up without a father (12:11); why he's so high on the 2021 Bengals, and what he loves about Joe Burrow (13:52); why we'll be talking about Joe Burrow as a top 5 QB in the NFL sooner rather than later (16:00); a call for Kenny Anderson to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (16:38); why he wouldn't have drafted Ja'Marr Chase that high this past spring, but absolutely respects the pro he has been in his rookie season (17:19); offensive line play in today's game, and why it's not at the level it used to be (18:14); Anthony's “non-negotiable” traits all young offensive linemen should work on (21:44); who he thinks is the best offensive tackle in today's NFL (24:50); why Quenton Nelson is the best guard in the NFL (25:19); why Dwight Stephenson is the greatest center he has ever seen (26:09); why Bruce Smith was the toughest person to block in his career (26:49); the players in today's game that he would've loved to go up against (27:30); sharing memories of one of Morten's favorite coaches ever, Frank Gansz Sr. (28:20); and this week's edition of “The Name Game,” featuring Paul Brown, Cris Collinsworth, Archie Griffin, Ickey Woods and Sam Wyche (29:52).Then we move to this week's edition of “Morten's Fast 5,” where our Hall of Famer makes picks for the five biggest games of the football weekend (40:28 – 47:39). Morten gives his picks for Rams at Cardinals (41:32), Bills at Buccaneers (42:45), Ravens at Browns (43:46), Cowboys at Washington (44:53), and Raiders at Chiefs (46:04).Finally, we close things out with “Morten's Game Winner” – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about his friend Anthony Muñoz, and how his character off the field has led him to being a pillar in the community (47:41).

Details always caught the eye of Timothy Smith during his three decades as a sportswriter. Small moments often revealed bigger things about his subjects. Tim recounts how the discipline of Evander Holyfield fueled the fighter's confidence and warrior mentality. Oh, and hear what Holyfield shared with Tim about why he knew he'd beat Mike Tyson. Tim tells us about experiencing the wild range of Tyson's emotions, and what it was like to spend three hours with Muhammad Ali. The Champ levitated. Seriously. Hear what it was like in the Bahamas when Orlando Hernandez came ashore after El Duque fled Cuba. Eggs were involved. And let Tim tell you about the babysitting skills of Sam Wyche . . . and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The story of the 1988 Cincinnati Bengals, considered one of the best teams to fall just short of winning a Super Bowl. Featuring interviews with quarterback Boomer Esiason, head coach Sam Wyche, and defensive lineman Tim Krumrie. Narrated by Jeffrey Wright.

On the second and last Madison BookBeat show during the fall pledge drive, Stu Levitan welcomes a long-time friend of community radio and other alternative media, Dave Zirin. His new book The Kaepernick Effect: Taking a Knee, Changing the World was just published by our friends at The New Press, and brought him to a Madison book event at the Cap Times Idea Fest earlier this month.You probably know about Colin Kaepernick, the former quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers. In 2012, he led the Niners to their first Super Bowl appearance since 1994 – a playoff run that you might recall included a record-setting performance against the Green Bay Packers. The next year, his first full season as a starter, the 49ers almost made it back to the big game, narrowly losing the NFC championship game to the Seattle Seahawks, led by former Badger Russell Wilson. 2014 and 2015 weren't that hot for either Kap or the Niners, and after several coaching changes, by 2016 he was back to being the backup.In the 49ers' third preseason game in august 2016, again against the Packers, Kaepernick sat on the bench during the playing of the U.S. national anthem, rather than stand. It was a low-key, personal protest against systemin racism and police literally getting away with murder. When a reporter for the NFL Network, Sam Wyche, asked him why, Kaepernick gave a direct answer: “I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses Black people and people of color,” he said. “There are bodies in the street and people getting paid leave and getting away with murder.” And his comments were prophetic: “If they take football away, my endorsements from me, I know that I stood up for what is right.”There was a fair amount of outrage, but nothing that would compare to what happened after Kaepernick and former Green Beret and NFL player Nate Boyer discussed the matter and concluded that taking a knee rather than sitting on the bench would be a more powerful and more respectful protest.Of such miscalculations is history made.Kaepernick regained his status as the starting QB, and had an excellent season – 16 touchdowns against just four interceptions, and a league-leading 6.8 yards per carry. But he also knelt before every game, and was vilified from the White House to the outhouse. He became a free agent, but no other team would sign him. He has not played professional football since.But what of other athletes, not just fellow professionals, but athletes in high school and college, athletes who felt as he did about police brutality and systemic racism, athletes whom he inspired and gave language to, athletes who also knelt, or raised their fists, in the years 2016 to 2018. How did they come to take that action, and what reaction did they face when they did? It is their stories, not Colin Kaepernick's, which Dave Zirin tells in this powerful and important new book.It is a book Dave Zirin is supremely qualified to write. As sports editor for The Nation, columnist for the Progressive, host of the Edge of Sports podcast, and past winner of the NY Press Club Award for Sports Journalism, he is one of the foremost analysts of the role of sports in society. Which is why Named one of UTNE Reader's “50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Our World.” The Kaepernick Effect is his eleventh book since 2005, when What's My Name, Fool? Sports and Resistance in the United States was published by Haymarket Books, which has also published Things That Make White People Uncomfortable¸ written with former NFL star Michael Bennet, Welcome to the Terrordome: The Pain, Politics, and Promise of Sports, with a forward by Chuck D; and The John Carlos Story: The Sports Moment That Changed the World, written with that great athlete and social activist, and other books. Among his earlier books from the New Press, A People's History of Sports In The United States, part of Howard Zinn's People's History Series. ; Game Over: How Politics Has Turned the Sports World Upside Down, and Bad Sports: How Owners Are Ruining the Games We Love. His website is davezirin.com, his twitter handle @edgeofsports.It is a pleasure to welcome to Madison BookBeat, Dave Zirin

Bill Walsh trades up with the New England Patriots and lands wide receiver Jerry Rice. But was that the original plan? For the first time, former Cincinnati Bengals head coach Sam Wyche reveals Walsh's frantic efforts to trade for the top-billed receiver in the draft, Eddie Brown, while Bernie Kosar stuns the world by entering the supplemental draft and landing in Cleveland. Features interviews with Jerry Rice, Bruce Smith, Randall Cunningham, Doug Flutie, Herschel Walker, Ernie Accorsi and more.

NFL Network analyst Steve Wyche joins Ian and Jay on Tuesday's show to recap the Tampa Bay Buccaneers dominant victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 55. As most pundits believed, Steve thought Tom Brady would start slow then finally become comfortable with his surroundings. Steve also clears up the confusion as to his relation with former Buccaneers coach Sam Wyche. He also has some kind words for both Brady and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. All that and MORE!

New Sports & Leadership podcast episode from the Wyatt Law Studios at Prominence Media featuring former Clemson All-American DB and Wofford Assistant Coach Brian Mance. Brian tells Levon Kirkland and David Wyatt an inspirational story of going from All-American to waking up paralyzed and being well with his soul. This episode features a brand new Bridge Builder Excellence Program QuickHits Segment on "Ask Questions" and a homage to the legendary Sam Wyche in the Mikey Football Segment.Commit to the Movement. Be A Bridge Builder. scfootballhof.orgWatch/Subscribe the Video version of the episode: https://youtu.be/bcDwPGOBd0U

NFL Legends Show: Guest Sam Wyche Former Cincinnati Bengals Head Coach(Final Interview) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-a-goodpaster/support

In der neuen Folge des „NFL Boulevard” setzen Kucze und Detti eine liebgewonnene Tradition fort. Sie sprechen über die Historie und Gegenwart nur eines NFL-Teams: Diesmal sind es die Cincinnati Bengals. Die Bengals gehören definitiv zu den unerfolgreichsten NFL-Franchises. Sie haben noch nie den Super Bowl gewonnen, ihn aber schon zweimal gegen die San Francisco 49ers verloren. Und ihr letzter Sieg in den Playoffs datiert aus dem Jahr 1990 (!!!). Das ist die aktuell längste Durststrecke der NFL. Trotzdem ist die Geschichte der Bengals hochspannend. Was an Trainer-Legenden wie Paul Brown, Forrest Gregg oder Sam Wyche liegt. Aber auch an Spieler-Typen wie Ken Anderson, Boomer Esiason, Carson Palmer, Chad Johnson oder Vontaze Burfict. Und auch aus Boulevard-Sicht hat Cincinnati in über 50 Jahren Team-Geschichte einiges zu bieten. Was? Hört bzw. seht selbst. Wie immer könnt ihr euch auch diese Ausgabe des „NFL Boulevard” als Video auf dem YouTube-Kanal der Footballerei anschauen. Übrigens: Im NFL Shop findet ihr eine riesige Auswahl an an Team-Merchandising: http://nflshop.k77v.net/FBei

In der neuen Folge des „NFL Boulevard” setzen Kucze und Detti eine liebgewonnene Tradition fort. Sie sprechen über die Historie und Gegenwart nur eines NFL-Teams: Diesmal sind es die Cincinnati Bengals. Die Bengals gehören definitiv zu den unerfolgreichsten NFL-Franchises. Sie haben noch nie den Super Bowl gewonnen, ihn aber schon zweimal gegen die San Francisco 49ers verloren. Und ihr letzter Sieg in den Playoffs datiert aus dem Jahr 1990 (!!!). Das ist die aktuell längste Durststrecke der NFL. Trotzdem ist die Geschichte der Bengals hochspannend. Was an Trainer-Legenden wie Paul Brown, Forrest Gregg oder Sam Wyche liegt. Aber auch an Spieler-Typen wie Ken Anderson, Boomer Esiason, Carson Palmer, Chad Johnson oder Vontaze Burfict. Und auch aus Boulevard-Sicht hat Cincinnati in über 50 Jahren Team-Geschichte einiges zu bieten. Was? Hört bzw. seht selbst. Wie immer könnt ihr euch auch diese Ausgabe des „NFL Boulevard” als Video auf dem YouTube-Kanal der Footballerei anschauen. Übrigens: Im NFL Shop findet ihr eine riesige Auswahl an an Team-Merchandising: http://nflshop.k77v.net/FBei

In der neuen Folge des NFL Boulevard setzen Kucze und Detti eine liebgewonnene Tradition fort. Sie sprechen über die Historie und Gegenwart nur eines NFL-Teams: Diesmal sind es die Cincinnati Bengals. Die Bengals gehören definitiv zu den unerfolgreichsten NFL-Franchises. Sie haben noch nie den Super Bowl gewonnen, ihn aber schon zweimal gegen die San Francisco 49ers verloren. Und ihr letzter Sieg in den Playoffs datiert aus dem Jahr 1990 (!!!). Das ist die aktuell längste Durststrecke der NFL. Trotzdem ist die Geschichte der Bengals hochspannend. Was an Trainer-Legenden wie Paul Brown, Forrest Gregg oder Sam Wyche liegt. Aber auch an Spieler-Typen wie Ken Anderson, Boomer Esiason, Carson Palmer, Chad Johnson oder Vontaze Burfict. Und auch aus Boulevard-Sicht hat Cincinnati in über 50 Jahren Team-Geschichte einiges zu bieten. Was? Hört bzw. seht selbst. Wie immer könnt ihr euch auch diese Ausgabe des NFL Boulevard als Video auf dem YouTube-Kanal der Footballerei anschauen. Übrigens: Im NFL Shop findet ihr eine riesige Auswahl an an Team-Merchandising: http://nflshop.k77v.net/FBei...

@thebengalorian joins the SNC studios to talk about the rivalry game coming up on Thursday. NOTE: This guest uses some triggering language at the end of this show. If you are Sam Wyche sensitive, you might want to wait for the next episode of the Browns Showdown featuring Rebecca Toback and our own Tom Moore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

@thebengalorian joins the SNC studios to talk about the rivalry game coming up on Thursday. NOTE: This guest uses some triggering language at the end of this show. If you are Sam Wyche sensitive, you might want to wait for the next episode of the Browns Showdown featuring Rebecca Toback and our own Tom Moore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

@thebengalorian joins the SNC studios to talk about the rivalry game coming up on Thursday. NOTE: This guest uses some triggering language at the end of this show. If you are Sam Wyche sensitive, you might want to wait for the next episode of the Browns Showdown featuring Rebecca Toback and our own Tom Moore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

30yr NFL veteran player and coach Mike Mularkey discusses his experience with the great ones, Bud Grant, Bill Walsh, Chuck Noll, Sam Wyche, and Bill Cowher. Mike also discusses Opening Day offenses and what to look for from mobile QB's in the early days of the 2020 season.

Rundown1:12 Introducing the Project2:39 Interview with Solomon Wilcots26:19 Interview with Max Montoya41:40 Interview with Anthony Muñoz59:34 Interview with James BrooksFollow Paul on Twitter: @pauldehnerjrFollow Jay on Twitter: @JayMorrisonATHGet 40% off a one-year subscription to The Athletic at theathletic.com/hearthatpodcastgrowlin

In a historic moment in Pick Six podcast history, we bring you a father-son podcast. Listen as usual Superfriend John Breech welcomes his dad and former Bengals kicker Jim Breech onto the pod to talk all things Cincy, on this special (and longer) edition of our 'All 32' series. The Breeches discuss Andy Dalton's departure (2:30), Joe Burrow's arrival (7:00) and AJ Green's future (12:00). They also hit on other Bengals offseason storylines including the death of former coach Sam Wyche (28:45). What can the team accomplish in 2020 (45:00)? You wouldn't want your answers from anyone other than these 2 Bengals experts. 'Pick Six' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Pick Six team on Twitter: @picksixpod, @johnbreech Check out the Pick Six Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/picksixpod/?hl=en Join our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/758548147935545/ For more NFL coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rundown1:51 The Last Bengals Team to Win a Playoff Game3:42 Memories From the Day8:07 Passing of the Torch13:30 Leading up to the Playoffs17:59 Circumstances of the Raiders Game25:35 Interviews with the Players Who Were There41:29 Boomer Esiason and the "Cheap" Bengals47:17 Great Throwback Items from the Early 90s52:23 Remembering the Announcers56:05 Bo Jackson's Injury and The Curse of Bo62:59 Bible Verses and Pete Rose66:26 What Would've Gone Viral?74:08 MVPs79:41 Trivia and a Paean to James Brooks86:13 What Made You Feel Old?87:29 How Would History Have Changed?Follow Paul on Twitter: @pauldehnerjrFollow Jay on Twitter: @JayMorrisonATHFollow Mo on Twitter: @MoEgger1530Get 40% off a one-year subscription to The Athletic at theathletic.com/hearthatpodcastgrowlin

Lindsay Patterson talks with NBC Sports' Peter King about Andy Dalton's next landing spot, Joe Burrow being the next man up, Bengals surprising off-season and a throwback Sam Wyche story.

Coach Kim Wood spent thirty years as a coach with the Cincinnati Bengals. He was hired by the venerable founder and first coach of the @Bengals Paul Brown. Keep in mind that this was during the Bengals' hey day, as the team appeared in two Super Bowls, one of which San Francisco 49er stars Joe Montana and Jerry Rice led hall of fame type performances in the final minutes to take the win out of the grasp of the Cincinnati Bengals, quarterback Boomer Esiason and their head coach Sam Wyche.  In this podcast, Kim Wood reminisces about the former coach who recently succumbed to complications with melanoma.  We also discuss:    the 2020 NCAA College Football National Championship match-up    The NFL Play-offs    the late Bengal head coach Sam Wyche    the upcoming 2020 Michigan State Strength & Conditioning Clinic    His son, John Wood will be a speaker/presenter at the Michigan State Strength Clinic, his Oldtime Strongman website and Functional Hand Strength This ASAP Podcast episode made possible due to the generous support from SPECATHLETIC: The Sports Flooring Professionals with the industry best Regupol floors.  Kevin Cassidy Regional Manager  SPECAthletic.com614-736-1533email:     kevin@specathletic.com  

Dan Hoard looks back at the life of former Bengals head coach and player Sam Wyche. Podcast includes interviews with Wyche, as well as former players and Bengals Team President Mike Brown. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the “Remembering Sam” edition of the #Bengals Booth Podcast as we reflect on the passing of one of the greatest coaches in Bengals history and one of the most colorful characters in NFL history – Sam Wyche. We’ll listen back to a conversation I once had with Sam as he shares some stories about the team he guided to the Super Bowl. A prominent member of that team – Solomon Wilcots – reflects on a key decision that Sam made that helped create team unity. And we’ll also hear from Bengals president Mike Brown as remembers the head coach who pioneered the no-huddle offense. Plus, as Bengals fans begin focusing on the NFL draft, we’ll get an insider’s look at one of the leading candidates to be the #1 overall pick -- LSU quarterback Joe Burrow.

NBC Sports columnist Peter King joins Lindsay Patterson to talk about Sam Wyche's legacy. 

5:45 Tem Lukabu moves to Boston College; More coaching changes to come? Darrin Simmons?16:15 Linebackers; Depth in the draft, potential free agents and thoughts on Jordan Evans31:00 Remembering Sam Wyche & Chuck Machock40:20 Jay talks to Jim Breech, Anthony Munoz, Sandy Schick and Bob Baptist about Wyche53:50 Happy Anniversary Bengals fans!Follow Paul on Twitter: @pauldehnerjrFollow Jay on Twitter: @JayMorrisonATHMake sure to subscribe to The Athletic for every single episode at theathletic.com/hearthatpodcastgrowlin.

On the first episode of the new year, Lee covers several topics with the return of the One-Minute Dash. Afterwards, Lee covers the 49th Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association's Holiday Tournament. Covered in the One-Minute Dashes today: -Wright State, Dayton, Miami, Cincinnati, Xavier, and Northern Kentucky Basketball -Cincinnati and Miami Football Bowl results -Sam Wyche's passing -Bengals finishing up 2019 with a win -My thoughts on the upcoming draft -End of the year awards for the Bengals -Cincinnati Cyclones -Capital Hockey Conference/SWOHSHL/Tri-State Hockey Standings -Miami Hockey Update -New Managers for the Dayton Dragons -New signings for the Cincinnati Reds -New venue opening in West Carrollton -Wright State to the Missouri Valley?

RUNDOWN Hawks win, Hawks win! Today's episode begins with initial reaction to Seattle's wildcard victory over a battered Eagles team and a look-ahead to Green Bay next Sunday. Today's guests include Brady Henderson live from Philadelphia, Mark Hilinski to discuss mental health awareness and his foundation to honor his late son Tyler, and Jeff Goodman for a college hoops check-in including a thought on the shaky Huskies. Other topics include David Stern's recent death, a recap of the other wildcard games, and nominations for Athlete of the Week! GUESTS Brady Henderson | ESPN Seahawks insider Mark Hilinski | Father of Tyler Hilinski Jeff Goodman | College basketball analyst TABLE OF CONTENTS 1:52 | The guys are in a good mood...any guesses why? 15:48 | Happy New Year! The guys recap their adventures to kick off 2020. 17:55 | Nominees for episode naming honors of notable 73s are listed. 19:25 | Mitch and Scott provide their main takeaways from Sunday's postseason victory for the Hawks. 49:38 | The guys look ahead to Seattle's next opponent in the Green Bay Packers and how the path to the Super Bowl is shaping up. 1:02:04 | GUEST: Brady Henderson weighs in on the Seahawks 17-9 playoff win over Philadelphia to set up a divisional round matchup against the Packers. 1:22:36 | GUEST: Mark Hilinski shares his family's mission to raise awareness about mental health following the death of his son Tyler who took his own life while attending WSU. 1:49:41 | GUEST: Jeff Goodman swings by for a college basketball catch-up as conference play is underway and the Huskies have jumped out to a slow start. 2:05:05 | Wildcard weekend is in the books with a four-pack of exciting finishes. 2:13:11 | The upcoming NFC playoff game between the Vikings and 49ers reminds Mitch of a memorable performance between these two teams many years ago. 2:16:27 | Is something wrong with Mike Zimmer's eyes? 2:17:24 | The guys share a thought about the recent passings of David Stern and Sam Wyche. 2:22:20 | Isaiah Thomas was fined $25K for contact with an official which is his second punishment by the league this season. 2:23:27 | "Athlete of the Week" honors are shared by two worthy recipients!

Thanks for listening. Please tell your friends about our content and review us on iTunes.Today:Vikings' win means a happy Mr. SpielmanShaun Wade's return means OSU gets its first W of 2020OSU hoops is in a bad place figuratively and, this week, literallyWhat does Spiels think of Browns coaching candidate Robert SalehBrady and the Patriots lose. Is that the end of an era?Classy Josh McCown goes out in classy fashionA perspective on forgiveness that might help you get over that hurdleDo you keep a spiritual scoreboard? If so, are you sure it's accurate?Find out more at https://spielman-and-hooley.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Jai Shields recaps a wacky, crazy Wild Card Weekend of NFL playoff football on the 1st episode of the new year of Imma Tell it Like T-I-IS. Shields also thinks that pride & arrogance will be the downfall of Tom Brady’s career & he provides some advice for the 42 year old QB. Jai pays his respects to Sam Wyche, Don Larsen, & David Stern whom all passed away on the 1st few days of the new year. Jai Shields closes out the program with giving his thoughts on Jason Garrett finally hitting the unemployment line after his tideous tenure with the Dallas Cowboys came to an end. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tell-it-like-it-tiis/message

In this special episode, Paul pays tribute to Sam Wyche with the help of Bengals legend Dave Lapham and two British Bengals fans, who recount their own Sam Wyche stories. Closing song: The South Carolina Broadcasters 'Cabin In The Corner Of Gloryland'

Former Cincinnati Bengals coach Sam Wyche died Thursday and Lindsay Patterson talked with former players about what Wyche meant to them and how they'll remember him. Beat writer Tyler Dragon and Patterson also preview the busy Bengals offseason ahead.

Jake and Joe pay respects to the late, great Sam Wyche. Then, they take your questions ranging from the practice squad, to 2020's OL, to Joe Burrow and what they're looking for in draft prospects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this Friday edition with Tom still MIA, Ethan Perlman, Clarence Black and Steven MacDonald take over to discuss the passing's and impact of former NBA commissioner David Stern, Don Larsen and Sam Wyche. The guys then delve into Lane Kiffin adding former Maryland head coach DJ Durkin to the Ole Miss coaching staff and the Dallas Cowboys parting ways with Jason Garrett. Finally they preview the upcoming NFL Wildcard Weekend playoff matchups.

Scott and Rudy talk about the NFL playoffs and the passing of Don Larson, David Stern, and Sam Wyche.

Quote of the day.. David Sterns passing along with Sam Wyche, and their impact on their respective sports. NFL playoff picks, and this past weeks bowl games. Special guest from Last Chance U season 4, and current star Linebacker at the University of Cal Berkeley Kuony Deng who is in the top 5 in tackles … Continued

Eddie and Rocky are back and it's Friiiiiday! Former Bengals Offensive Lineman, Joe Walter stops in to talk about Sam Wyche; John Matarese with don't waste your money; Brandon Lang from Vegas; movies with Kevin Carr

Lance gives you reaction from former players on the passing of former coach Sam Wyche. Also are the Reds building to a really big announcement? Finally the return of the Off the Beaten Path Topic.

Jake and Joe pay respects to the late, great Sam Wyche. Then, they take your questions ranging from the practice squad, to 2020's OL, to Joe Burrow and what they're looking for in draft prospects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, John and Anthony reminisce about Sam Wyche, while also counting the reasons for optimism in 2020 for the Cincinnati Bengals. The crew also gives out the first set of 2019 team awards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rick Stroud remembers former Buccaneers and Bengals coach Sam Wyche who passed away on Thursday at the age of 74. He was quite a character, a better man and was responsible for drafting Warren Sapp and Derrick Brooks in the first round of the same draft. Plus a preview a NFL Wild Card Weekend and a look back at the New Years Day bowl games. Today's show is presented by May Electric Solar at http://mayelectricsolar.com. Call them at 727-819-2862 to start saving 90-95% on your electric bill. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Who Dey Over 40 Crew is back to celebrate the loss of our favorite coach, Sam Wyche. We talk some of our favorite memories of Coach and of course play out his most famous line about the fans from Cleveland. Also we talk the end of the Bengals 2-14 season and what are the changes the team needs to make to be cometetive again. Plus we swing around the AFC North to talk Ratbirds, Stealers, and the Stains. Plus our halftime topic deals with the Killer B's: Buckeyes and Burrow! All love for Coach Wyche from the crew at Brothascomics

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Joe and Andy open the show talking Intern Aaron vs Ruther in basketball and Ruther's meltdown against Praino in NFL Pick 'Em. Next they discuss David Stern's death and his lasting legacy on the NBA. Then they talk Don Larsen and Sam Wyche's death and the worst fashion they ever wore. Next they talk NFL coaches firings/firings and finish the show previewing NFL Wild Card games. www.patreon.com/dirtysports www.GTPPicks.com - Promo Code "Dirty" Subscribe on YouTube - www.youtube.com/DirtySports Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thedirtysports/ Follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/thedirtysports Follow Andy Ruther on IG - www.instagram.com/AndyRuther/ Follow Joe Praino on IG - www.instagram.com/JoePraino/

Bowl Games and Sam Wyche died

On Episode 10 of Inside Blitz w/ Levon Kirkland we have Football Legend Coach Sam Wyche in the Wyatt Law Studio! Also we talk about this week in College Football!  Watch the Video Version Here  Join the SC Football Hall of Fame: https://scfootballhof.org/join Follow the Podcast: https://insideblitz.podbean.com/ #SamWyche #LevonKirkland #SCFootballHOF #SCFHOF

Steve discusses Sunday's finish of a four-game sweep against Toronto that finishes a ten-game homestand with nine victories (hence the new play on the old Sam Wyche adage), and details why the turnaround of the pitching staff could be a reason this Rays team not only makes the playoffs but can make a mark in the playoffs.

New Bills DE Sam Acho (40:16) talked about his NFL career, why he was eager to join the team, earning his MBA and being fluent in three languages. Former NFL head coach/QB Sam Wyche (48:49) recapped his time with the Bengals including a trip to Super Bowl XXIII and working as the Bills QB coach. Bills DE Shaq Lawson discussed returning to his home state of South Carolina, hosting children today at practice through the Shaq Lawson (1:09:14) Foundation, practicing vs. the Panthers and preparing for this season. Bills Insider Chris Brown (1:27:17) shared his thoughts from Wednesday's joint practice with the Panthers.

This week's special guest: ex-Bengals head coach, Sam Wyche. Closing song: Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan 'Especially For You'

Lance and Lap talk about the loss, preview the Raiders and remember Sam Wyche's famous quote.

Lance and Lap on loss to Chargers, preview of Raiders, and Sam Wyche moment 1989.

“A hard worker has plenty of food, but a person who chases fantasies ends up in poverty.” Proverbs 28:19“Don’t try to be better than the other guy. Just try to be better than you were the day before. That’s all you have to do.” - Sam Wyche

On the path to writing about the No. 1 overall play in the last 30 years of Bengals history, stories were told. Some not so relevant to Stanford Jennings' 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in Super Bowl XXIII, but fun nonetheless.  They surface here as you hear from coach Sam Wyche, receiver Mike Martin and Jennings while we wrap up this offseason series.

Show Notes: On episode 75 of The Gifted Life Podcast, our team takes you to the 2018 Rose Parade in California to experience the Donate Life Rose Parade Float. Check out what goes on behind the scenes and hear some of the experiences from the families of the honorees. Learn why American Idol alum, Scott MacIntyre, and former NFL coach Sam Wyche were involved in this year's celebration. You can learn more about the individual stories of the 44 organ, eye and tissue donors honored on this year's float, “The Gift of Time,” at donatelifefloat.org.

Mark Blazor and Tim McGee in for Willie. Sam Wyche joins the show

Randy talked about what it was like going up against Mike Singletary throughout his college and NFL career. He said Singletary broke 4 of his helmets when they literally went head to head. Randy also told the story about how Sam Wyche let him know his services were no longer needed in the locker room following the final game of the season, after 10 years with the Bucs and the pain killer addication that he dealt with for years after his playing career was.

Bengals beat writers Jim Owczarski and Paul Dehner Jr. take you behind the scenes and into the best of the background interviews done during the Bengals Influential 50 series.  We walk through conversations with OC/coach Bruce Coslet, coach Sam Wyche, quarterback Boomer Esiason, agent Leigh Steinberg, quarterback Akili Smith and coach Dave Shula.  Listen to the stories behind the stories from 50 years of Bengals football. 

Episode 6 features James Trapp, Former NFL Cornerback with the Oakland Raiders and Baltimore Ravens. Our guest in this episode is former Oakland Raider and Super Bowl champ with the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl James Trapp. Now in order for you to stay current and not miss any future episodes you can subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, find episodes on Stitcher and all of this can be easily found on our website richtakeonsports.com. Also, the biggest compliment you can provide is by sharing this podcast with others and also providing feedback on iTunes by rating and reviewing and there’s going to be more details coming soon about some exciting free giveaways that we’re going to be doing for you listeners that provide a review on iTunes. We can also connect via Twitter: @richtakesports Or you can email me: richmond@richtakeonsports.com   This week in the Rich Spotlight our guest is James Trapp most notably known now as Minister James Trapp on Twitter as his life has unfolded into serving others. James’s story is one of how talent can take you far greater than you can ever imagine through God given athletic ability but also the destruction that can occur when you become so self-absorbed in yourself. James was a stand-out cornerback at Clemson University and was selected in the 3rd Round of the NFL draft by the Oakland Raiders. He was also a world class sprinter and a two-sport athlete at Clemson from 1989-1993 where in 1992 he was the 200 meter indoor NCAA Champion and won 2 gold medals in international competitions and was selected as an alternate for the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. James was not a track guy playing football. He was a football player that just happened to run track and ultimately reaching the pinnacle in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens by winning Super Bowl 35 in 2000 and you’ll understand what I mean after hearing his story. James’ journey started in Greenville, SC. Gives special recognition to Sam Wyche and his store because they gave him his first pair of football cleats. Played all sports in the neighborhood. Football was a part of his life because it was a get away from the life that he was living. You become cocky once you realize that you’re good at sports. Started playing football at 7 or 8.  Neighborhood vs. Neighborhood. Loved the physicality of football and become a sport that he really enjoyed. Baseball was too boring and basketball too many fouls. Moved out of South Carolina in Texas and Mom was in the military. In Fort Hood living in a new environment and ran track but did not play football. Moved to Oklahoma and started playing football and played QB. Very arrogant and cocky and the only thing that drove him was him. Played with Will Shields who is an NFL Hall of Famer and most of his coaching staff is still alive. Only players that could play were the ones that wanted to play at the next level. Coaches provide so much than just coaching. Knew he was better than everyone else in junior high school. Normally all kids from Lawton HS went to Oklahoma, however, Coach Switzer was not confident he would still be head coach and James actually want to go to Clemson and play for Coach Danny Ford. He was called a traitor by all of the people in Oklahoma when he signed with Clemson. Only ran track at Clemson because he couldn’t start on the football team as a freshman and he was very cocky on the track and he was a loud mouth. Had a to make a decision if he was going to really put in the effort to train more and better to compete against the best in the world. Changed his decision to fish only and the new training made the biggest difference. Started to make significant improvements and then made the Olympic team. Herman Moore torched him in a game. He knew he could play in the NFL and kept pushing forward and was kicked off the team by Ken Hatfield. James had a deal with Adidas on the table but still...

Episode 4 features former NFL Head Coach for the Cincinnati Bengals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Sam Wyche shares his journey into sports that started with the competition between him and his younger brother.  His brother, Bubba was actually the better athlete however, Sam was still able to walk-on at Furman University and played QB. His first entry to coaching football was as a graduate assistant at the University of South Carolina working with Lou Holtz who was a defensive backs coach.  This assignment was temporary as he still wanted to play and eventually earned a position with the Cincinnati Bengals and ultimately played in a Super Bowl as a member of the Washington Redskins. After, he retired from playing Sam joined Bill Walsh’s staff in San Francisco as his top assistant and helped guide the 49er’s to a win in Super Bowl XVI.  His opportunity to be a head coach came shortly after that Super Bowl win as he accepted the position at Indiana University.  Only staying one year, Sam was convinced to become the Head Coach of the Cincinnati Bengals. At Cincinnati, Sam led the Bengals to one of the most potent offenses in league history at the time and earned a spot in Super Bowl XXIII against his best friend Bill Walsh who was still with the San Francisco 49er’s.  A narrow loss in the last 35 seconds still haunts Sam today and he eventually moved to Tampa Bay to become their head coach. Turning his career to broadcasting, Sam enjoyed the opportunity of working with the likes of Marv Albert and Kevin Harlan however, a medical malpractice issue which damaged is laryngeal nerve ended his broadcasting career. Sam experienced another medical issue and was only given hours to live before he received a heart transplant in September 2016.  Today, Sam is trying to create public awareness for organ donation. The Weekly Words of Wisdom: If you do not go after what you want, you’ll never have it.  If you never ask, the answer will always be no.  If you do not step forward, you will always be in the same place.

On this edition of Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: former Raiders 2 time Super Bowl Champion LT Bruce Davis, former Patriots Pro Bowl RB Tony Collins, former Cowboys, Saints & Chiefs WR Terrance Copper, former Steelers RB Isaac Redman, and former Steelers RB Carey Davis. Bruce Davis - Bruce shared some hilarious stories about Ken Stabler's antics off the field, plus what it's like being a Raider and playing for Al Davis. He also talked about his last 2 years in the league playing for Jerry Glanville in Houston and how much Sam Wyche and Chuck Noll hated Glanville. Tony Collins - Tony talked about what his off season regiment used to be and the time it took for his body to recover and stop hurting once the season ended. Terrance Copper - Terrance talked about his alma mater East Carolina and playing with former Jaguars QB David Garrard when they were there together. He also talked about his time in Dallas playing for Bill Parcells and the Cowboys, the advice that Keyshown Johnson gave him, following Sean Payton from the Cowboys to the Saints and the struggles Drew Brees had seeing over the line of scrimmage. Isaac Redman - Isaac told us the amazing story of how it came about that Mike Tomlin made him the last undrafted free agent invited to camp in 2009. He shared how he was able to stand out in camp and in the pre-season, plus how brutal the rivalry is between the Steelers and the Ravens. Carey Davis - Carey shared stories from his day playing at the University of Illinois and being a part of their last Big 10 Championship team. He shared his memories of being a part of the Steelers Super Bowl 43 Championship team, what was going through his mind on the Steelers last drive and while the officials were reviewing Santonio Holmes' game winning TD catch. Carey recently visited our troops over in Afghanistan and he shared stories from what that experience was like.

In a special Thanksgiving edition of Peter King's podcast, Peter talks to former bengals coach Sam Wyche who is thankful to be alive this Thanksgiving. This holiday is different for the 71-year-old Wyche, whose life was saved by a heart transplant nine weeks ago. In the first half of the episode, Wyche tells stories about OJ Simpson, Bill Walsh, coaching Joe Montana, and an NFL scandal never reported. In the second half he tells the story of his heart transplant, and how a nurse told him he may have had just two more hours to live when he got the news he was going to get a heart.

LOCKED ON BUCS -- Episode 54, Oct. 13, 2016: On Bucs' remaining schedule, Sam Wyche's new heart, Mike Evans' record pace and Lavonte David's stats, with Greg Auman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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