Sports fans rise and shine with Mike & Mike in the Morning. Featuring SportsCenter anchor Mike Greenberg and former NFL defensive tackle Mike Golic, this unique combo kicks off the morning with the latest sports, news, scores, analysis, listener call-ins and big name interviews. Mike and Mike — What makes them different, makes them great.
Colin Cowherd, a self proclaimed Michigan Wolverine hater, features topical commentary on the day’s most important sports news, as well as perspective on the top stories, interviews with the biggest newsmakers, and entertaining daily segments that include "Spanning the Globe", "The Daily Football Fix," and "Rants of the Day." Take a few hours to hear Colin Cowherd weigh in on sports and life. He’s got information, interviews, insight, and a brutal sense of humor to boot. His show is an eclectic mixture of sports, pop culture, politics (he is a self professed moderate: conservative on economics and liberal on social issues, off-the-wall commentary, and his observations of everyday life.
Sean Adams, writer for Orangebloods.com and author of the book Sports For Life, and Chip Brown, who covers Texas and the Big 12 for Yahoo.com / Rivals.com and Orangebloods.com, provide three hours non-stop hilarity and insight every weekday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. OK, they dream of one day providing hilarity and insight. When they started doing the show in July 2007, they made only one promise: that they would talk to - not down to - their audience. The two have a unique chemistry that allows them to disagree with a smile. The shows feature Adams' Axe (Sean’s big rant of the day) and the Chip Shot (Chip’s big rant of the day) at the top of each hour as well as opinion after opinion on all the latest headlines with an emphasis on college and pro football.
The Sports Edge is on weekly from 8-10am. Beau Edge hosts the extravaganza with the help from his co-hosts Nils Dekau and “The Hob”. The show is a weekly look at the High School and pro football in the area, but primarily is a look at the National College Football landscape. It is a fun, interactive show that involves random humor discussions of the weeks games and prognosticating the weeks lines “for entertainment purposes only”. Regular features include, The Beat The Edge segment where callers attempt to out pick the host for prizes, The Longhorn Legend Where are they now, and High School and NCAA Conference Breakdowns. If you like football or just need a laugh on Saturday morning tune into The Sports Edge from 8-10.
One has really long hair. One...not so much. Jason Scott and Coach Jeff Meyer come together each Saturday morning for Gametime Saturday. Jay Scott, a native of Massachusetts, always preaches Patriots, Celtics and BoSox. Jeff, former Concordia University Baseball Coach, isn't afraid to tell Jason that no one cares about New England. The discussion is always lively and your calls are always welcome.
Email the show at gametime@espnaustin.com.
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