Big Red Sports Talk

I debuted an interview with Sports Illustrated's Ben Golliver, Zach and I talked Franchise Hockey Manager 2 with Cole of OOTP Developments, and we previewed our Thanksgiving breaks.

It was a weird show, but there was an interview with Cleveland Browns legend Brian Sipe, so it's not all bad...I promise!

Alex and guest host Cole Freshkorn recapped the weekend in DU sports, followed by a monologue from Alex on Grantland. Then came an interview with Brad Cook of OOTP and some talk on JT Barrett.

Deadspin founder Will Leitch talked with Zach and me about his career, Kami Mattioli of the Sporting News called in and talked with us about the Amerileague, and we ended with our NBA over/unders.

SI's Richard Deitsch and I talked about sports media, former ESPN President George Bodenheimer talked about his career and time at Denison, and Myles Simmons helped preview the Rams/Browns game.

There was some serious talk about Greg Hardy, but also the debut of a new game: LA Dodger or LA Reid (client at Epic Records). Overall, a fun show before fall break!

Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports called in ahead of the MLB playoffs and WNUR's Ari Ross talked Northwestern football. Afterward, Alex ranted about Texas football and recapped his Sports Jeopardy audition.

Denison assistant SID Jason Miller was in studio for a Big Red Weekend whiparound, followed by trivia, banter, First Take, and Jonathan Papelbon.

A Denison football inspired episode began with an interview of LB Luke Romick about his work with the Thirst Project before recapping DU athletics, talking NFL, and a whole host of other topics.

DU head football coach Jack Hatem joined Zach and Alex to open the show. Then came NFL and US Open recaps followed by video game and soccer talk.

Former Cleveland Indians first baseman Matt LaPorta called in to open up the show. Then, hosts Alex Kaufman and Zach Neufeld recapped Denison sports and previewed the NFL season.

BRST ended the school year on a high note as Alex interviewed ESPN President John Skipper. Zach and Alex also previewed the Mayweather/Pacquiao fight and talked about summer as Zach coughed up a lung.

Zach and I debated Winston/Mariota, talked about why Zach owes me half of a turkey sandwich, and analyzed some incoming changes on Fox Sports 1. This week's guest was Sarah Spain of ESPN and espnW.

Steven made his return to the airwaves of WDUB to talk about the new Browns jerseys and all of the other sports news from the last week.

Zach and I talked Masters, NCAA Basketball, and some epic fails from the first week of the baseball season. We also debuted an interview I recorded with Matt Yoder of Awful Announcing.

Zach and I talked about Tiger's return, Shaka's exit, and the feud currently going down on Fox Sports 1. I also talked with Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports to preview the 2015 MLB season.

Our first post-spring break show saw the full trio of hosts talk with Brad Cook of OOTP Developments and Dan Szymborski of ESPN. Talk was also about chain restaurants and the Big Dance.

This podcast came from the gutter to the grail as Mitchell Krall joined me for an AL preview. Between over/under picks, division predictions, and award previews, this podcast is one not to miss!

The final BRST before spring break saw Alex preview the MLB season and elaborate on the Syracuse sanctions. It also saw the debut of an interview with Graham Bensinger, a young star in sports media.

A packed show with plenty of guests, including DU SID Craig Hicks, Brad Cook of OOTP, and Bobby Rahal, who graduated from Denison and won an Indianapolis 500.