Every Monday through Friday we scour the Web for the best radio interviews in the nation so you don't have to.
What will Notre Dame do?
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NBC's Alex Flanigan interviews Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis.
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Will Notre Dame keep Charlie Weis? The Chicago Sun-Times' Neil Hayes has been on top of this story as much as anyone in the country. He joins 670 The Score in Chicago with behind-the-scene details of Notre Dame's strategy. Is the school putting out feelers for a big-name coach or is Weis safe? Hayes says it's not that simple. (And yes, I only used this shot with Alex Flanigan to brighten up the page.)
Straight from the Giant's mouth
Embattled Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce won't get into too much detail because of advice from his lawyer, but he has an interesting interview with WFAN's Mike Francesca in New York about Plaxico Burress nonehtheless. You can tell from Pierce's tone and statements, Burress' accidental shooting has become a huge distraction for the Giants.
World's stupidest athlete?
Meanwhile, at Sports Radio 1250 in Milwaukee, the discussion about Plaxico spirals into a bigger talk about which athlete has been “the stupidest” in recent years: Burress, Pacman Jones or Michael Vick.
In case you missed it on Dan Patrick Show
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Michael Phelps truly commits for this Sports Illustrated Sportsman photo shoot.
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Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year Michael Phelps tells Dan when he plans to get back in to the pool and why he didn't retire and simply count his money. FOX's Jay Glazer shares behind-the-scenes details of the Plaxico Burress shooting. And Profootballtalk's Mike Florio has surprising news about the Bengals.
Surprising Heisman pick
Sean Baligian of WDFN in Detroit has a Heisman vote and plans to use it in a way that might make him some enemies. The angry calls quickly start pouring in after he makes an argument for his favorite quarterback.
Best and the Worst of the NFL
KNBR's Murph and Mac are back with their entertaining NFL feature "Champs and Chumps." Some of the chumps are predictable, but they still have a good spin on the various knuckleheads around the league.
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Every Monday through Friday we scour the Web for the best radio interviews in the nation so you don't have to.
What will Notre Dame do?
Will Notre Dame keep Charlie Weis? The Chicago Sun-Times' Neil Hayes has been on top of this story as much as anyone in the country. He joins 670 The Score in Chicago with behind-the-scene details of Notre Dame's strategy. Is the school putting out feelers for a big-name coach or is Weis safe? Hayes says it's not that simple. (And yes, I only used this shot with Alex Flanigan to brighten up the page.)
Straight from the Giant's mouth
Embattled Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce won't get into too much detail because of advice from his lawyer, but he has an interesting interview with WFAN's Mike Francesca in New York about Plaxico Burress nonehtheless. You can tell from Pierce's tone and statements, Burress' accidental shooting has become a huge distraction for the Giants.
World's stupidest athlete?
Meanwhile, at Sports Radio 1250 in Milwaukee, the discussion about Plaxico spirals into a bigger talk about which athlete has been “the stupidest” in recent years: Burress, Pacman Jones or Michael Vick.
In case you missed it on Dan Patrick Show
Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year Michael Phelps tells Dan when he plans to get back in to the pool and why he didn't retire and simply count his money. FOX's Jay Glazer shares behind-the-scenes details of the Plaxico Burress shooting. And Profootballtalk's Mike Florio has surprising news about the Bengals.
Surprising Heisman pick
Sean Baligian of WDFN in Detroit has a Heisman vote and plans to use it in a way that might make him some enemies. The angry calls quickly start pouring in after he makes an argument for his favorite quarterback.
Best and the Worst of the NFL
KNBR's Murph and Mac are back with their entertaining NFL feature "Champs and Chumps." Some of the chumps are predictable, but they still have a good spin on the various knuckleheads around the league.