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"The NFL Today" Pregame Show
September 2, 1979
The first Sunday of the NFL's 60th season kicks off with the league's preeminent studio show, featuring CBS Sports' Brent Musburger, Jayne Kennedy, Irv Cross, and Jimmy "The Greek".
As start times for the early games were still staggered in that era, some games are already in-progress.
• Brent recaps the previous night's contest between the Buccaneers and Lions
• A "Remote Reports" stadium whip-around segment follows, with color analysts Tom Brookshier, Paul Hornung, and Johnny Morris
• Jayne has a feature on the Dallas Cowboys' Ed "Too Tall" Jones, who had (temporarily) retired to pursue a boxing career
• Irv covers the recent blockbuster Oilers-Patriots trade involving All-Pro tackle Leon Gray
• "The Greek" makes his picks for the day's games and offers his prognostications for the upcoming season
Beano Cook!
Next: What comes to mind when you think about the ESPN you grew up with?
I've been thinking about this since last month's passing of ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen. His out-of-the-box idea of a 24-hour cable sports network forever changed the landscape of sports media.
Yesterday’s lunch discussion was about the shows, moments and personalities of ESPN's heyday. I’m not interested in what's changed with ESPN, or why.
Thoughts..........
Anchors like Dan Patrick, Keith Olbermann, Charlie Steiner, Kenny Mayne, Robin Roberts, Rich Eisen, Stuart Scott: “Cool as the other side of the pillow”
NFL Primetime with Chris Berman and Tom Jackson
SportsCentury: 18 month series. Top 50 Athletes of the Century.
The Sports Reporters: Dick Schaap, Mike Lupica, Mitch Albom, Bob Ryan, Ralph Wiley.
Vintage Dick Vitale
Up Close hosted by Roy Firestone, then Chris Myers
NFL Matchup w/ Merril Hoge and Ron Jaworski
Flex Appeal w/ Kiana Tom
ESPN promos w/ athletes and anchors
Sunday Night Baseball: Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
Stump The Schwab
Baseball Tonight w/ Karl Ravech, Peter Gammons and Harold Reynolds…later Ray Knight, Jeff Brantley….
NFL Insiders: Jon Clayton, Chris Mortenson
Rome is Burning: Jim Everett/Chris Everett Incident
Friday Night Fights: Teddy Atlas, Max Kellerman, Joe Tessitore
Bob Ley’s professionalism
Outside the Lines: Investigative show debuts 1990
College Gameday: Lee Corso
College basketball studio with Digger Phelps
ESPN CFB with Lou Holtz and Mark May
George Grande and Lee Hamilton 1st Sports Center Anchor
NHL Hockey Night: Barry Melrose, Steve Levy, John Buccigross
NFL Draft with Mel Kiner
1983: Televised 1st live pro football game on cable, USFL’s Birmingham vs Michigan.
30 for 30 documentaries
Big Monday: Big East
ESPN2 launches 1993, younger skewing, co-host Keith Olbermann and Suzy Kolber
X Games debut 1995
Bottom Line2 debuts on ESPN2, 1996
ESPN News launches 1996
Classic Sports Network
ESPN The Magazine
SpeedWorld
Cold Pizza w/ Jay Crawford and Dana Jacobson
Pardon the Interruption
Around the Horn
Playmakers: fictional drama about fictional pro football team
Dream Job: 12 finalist compete for Sports Center anchor job
The Top 5 Reasons You Can’t Blame
American Gladiators
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Classic Charlie Steiner outtakes!
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Was a big fan of Up Close with Firestone, and then Myers
Next: What comes to mind when you think about the ESPN you grew up with?
I've been thinking about this since last month's passing of ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen. His out-of-the-box idea of a 24-hour cable sports network forever changed the landscape of sports media.
Yesterday’s lunch discussion was about the shows, moments and personalities of ESPN's heyday. I’m not interested in what's changed with ESPN, or why.
Thoughts..........
Anchors like Dan Patrick, Keith Olbermann, Charlie Steiner, Kenny Mayne, Robin Roberts, Rich Eisen, Stuart Scott: “Cool as the other side of the pillow”
NFL Primetime with Chris Berman and Tom Jackson
SportsCentury: 18 month series. Top 50 Athletes of the Century.
The Sports Reporters: Dick Schaap, Mike Lupica, Mitch Albom, Bob Ryan, Ralph Wiley.
Vintage Dick Vitale
Up Close hosted by Roy Firestone, then Chris Myers
NFL Matchup w/ Merril Hoge and Ron Jaworski
Flex Appeal w/ Kiana Tom
ESPN promos w/ athletes and anchors
Sunday Night Baseball: Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
Stump The Schwab
Baseball Tonight w/ Karl Ravech, Peter Gammons and Harold Reynolds…later Ray Knight, Jeff Brantley….
NFL Insiders: Jon Clayton, Chris Mortenson
Rome is Burning: Jim Everett/Chris Everett Incident
Friday Night Fights: Teddy Atlas, Max Kellerman, Joe Tessitore
Bob Ley’s professionalism
Outside the Lines: Investigative show debuts 1990
College Gameday: Lee Corso
College basketball studio with Digger Phelps
ESPN CFB with Lou Holtz and Mark May
George Grande and Lee Hamilton 1st Sports Center Anchor
NHL Hockey Night: Barry Melrose, Steve Levy, John Buccigross
NFL Draft with Mel Kiner
1983: Televised 1st live pro football game on cable, USFL’s Birmingham vs Michigan.
30 for 30 documentaries
Big Monday: Big East
ESPN2 launches 1993, younger skewing, co-host Keith Olbermann and Suzy Kolber
X Games debut 1995
Bottom Line2 debuts on ESPN2, 1996
ESPN News launches 1996
Classic Sports Network
ESPN The Magazine
SpeedWorld
Cold Pizza w/ Jay Crawford and Dana Jacobson
Pardon the Interruption
Around the Horn
Playmakers: fictional drama about fictional pro football team
Dream Job: 12 finalist compete for Sports Center anchor job
The Top 5 Reasons You Can’t Blame
American Gladiators
The Sports Century series was phenomenal
Next: What comes to mind when you think about the ESPN you grew up with?
I've been thinking about this since last month's passing of ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen. His out-of-the-box idea of a 24-hour cable sports network forever changed the landscape of sports media.
Yesterday’s lunch discussion was about the shows, moments and personalities of ESPN's heyday. I’m not interested in what's changed with ESPN, or why.
Thoughts..........
Anchors like Dan Patrick, Keith Olbermann, Charlie Steiner, Kenny Mayne, Robin Roberts, Rich Eisen, Stuart Scott: “Cool as the other side of the pillow”
NFL Primetime with Chris Berman and Tom Jackson
SportsCentury: 18 month series. Top 50 Athletes of the Century.
The Sports Reporters: Dick Schaap, Mike Lupica, Mitch Albom, Bob Ryan, Ralph Wiley.
Vintage Dick Vitale
Up Close hosted by Roy Firestone, then Chris Myers
NFL Matchup w/ Merril Hoge and Ron Jaworski
Flex Appeal w/ Kiana Tom
ESPN promos w/ athletes and anchors
Sunday Night Baseball: Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
Stump The Schwab
Baseball Tonight w/ Karl Ravech, Peter Gammons and Harold Reynolds…later Ray Knight, Jeff Brantley….
NFL Insiders: Jon Clayton, Chris Mortenson
Rome is Burning: Jim Everett/Chris Everett Incident
Friday Night Fights: Teddy Atlas, Max Kellerman, Joe Tessitore
Bob Ley’s professionalism
Outside the Lines: Investigative show debuts 1990
College Gameday: Lee Corso
College basketball studio with Digger Phelps
ESPN CFB with Lou Holtz and Mark May
George Grande and Lee Hamilton 1st Sports Center Anchor
NHL Hockey Night: Barry Melrose, Steve Levy, John Buccigross
NFL Draft with Mel Kiner
1983: Televised 1st live pro football game on cable, USFL’s Birmingham vs Michigan.
30 for 30 documentaries
Big Monday: Big East
ESPN2 launches 1993, younger skewing, co-host Keith Olbermann and Suzy Kolber
X Games debut 1995
Bottom Line2 debuts on ESPN2, 1996
ESPN News launches 1996
Classic Sports Network
ESPN The Magazine
SpeedWorld
Cold Pizza w/ Jay Crawford and Dana Jacobson
Pardon the Interruption
Around the Horn
Playmakers: fictional drama about fictional pro football team
Dream Job: 12 finalist compete for Sports Center anchor job
The Top 5 Reasons You Can’t Blame
American Gladiators
I might recall eating toaster strudel for breakfast and watching Flex Appeal w/ Kiana Tom
Next: What comes to mind when you think about the ESPN you grew up with?
I've been thinking about this since last month's passing of ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen. His out-of-the-box idea of a 24-hour cable sports network forever changed the landscape of sports media.
Yesterday’s lunch discussion was about the shows, moments and personalities of ESPN's heyday. I’m not interested in what's changed with ESPN, or why.
Thoughts..........
Anchors like Dan Patrick, Keith Olbermann, Charlie Steiner, Kenny Mayne, Robin Roberts, Rich Eisen, Stuart Scott: “Cool as the other side of the pillow”
NFL Primetime with Chris Berman and Tom Jackson
SportsCentury: 18 month series. Top 50 Athletes of the Century.
The Sports Reporters: Dick Schaap, Mike Lupica, Mitch Albom, Bob Ryan, Ralph Wiley.
Vintage Dick Vitale
Up Close hosted by Roy Firestone, then Chris Myers
NFL Matchup w/ Merril Hoge and Ron Jaworski
Flex Appeal w/ Kiana Tom
ESPN promos w/ athletes and anchors
Sunday Night Baseball: Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
Stump The Schwab
Baseball Tonight w/ Karl Ravech, Peter Gammons and Harold Reynolds…later Ray Knight, Jeff Brantley….
NFL Insiders: Jon Clayton, Chris Mortenson
Rome is Burning: Jim Everett/Chris Everett Incident
Friday Night Fights: Teddy Atlas, Max Kellerman, Joe Tessitore
Bob Ley’s professionalism
Outside the Lines: Investigative show debuts 1990
College Gameday: Lee Corso
College basketball studio with Digger Phelps
ESPN CFB with Lou Holtz and Mark May
George Grande and Lee Hamilton 1st Sports Center Anchor
NHL Hockey Night: Barry Melrose, Steve Levy, John Buccigross
NFL Draft with Mel Kiner
1983: Televised 1st live pro football game on cable, USFL’s Birmingham vs Michigan.
30 for 30 documentaries
Big Monday: Big East
ESPN2 launches 1993, younger skewing, co-host Keith Olbermann and Suzy Kolber
X Games debut 1995
Bottom Line2 debuts on ESPN2, 1996
ESPN News launches 1996
Classic Sports Network
ESPN The Magazine
SpeedWorld
Cold Pizza w/ Jay Crawford and Dana Jacobson
Pardon the Interruption
Around the Horn
Playmakers: fictional drama about fictional pro football team
Dream Job: 12 finalist compete for Sports Center anchor job
The Top 5 Reasons You Can’t Blame
American Gladiators
Next: What comes to mind when you think about the ESPN you grew up with?
I've been thinking about this since last month's passing of ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen. His out-of-the-box idea of a 24-hour cable sports network forever changed the landscape of sports media.
Yesterday’s lunch discussion was about the shows, moments and personalities of ESPN's heyday. I’m not interested in what's changed with ESPN, or why.
Thoughts..........
Anchors like Dan Patrick, Keith Olbermann, Charlie Steiner, Kenny Mayne, Robin Roberts, Rich Eisen, Stuart Scott: “Cool as the other side of the pillow”
NFL Primetime with Chris Berman and Tom Jackson
SportsCentury: 18 month series. Top 50 Athletes of the Century.
The Sports Reporters: Dick Schaap, Mike Lupica, Mitch Albom, Bob Ryan, Ralph Wiley.
Vintage Dick Vitale
Up Close hosted by Roy Firestone, then Chris Myers
NFL Matchup w/ Merril Hoge and Ron Jaworski
Flex Appeal w/ Kiana Tom
ESPN promos w/ athletes and anchors
Sunday Night Baseball: Jon Miller and Joe Morgan
Stump The Schwab
Baseball Tonight w/ Karl Ravech, Peter Gammons and Harold Reynolds…later Ray Knight, Jeff Brantley….
NFL Insiders: Jon Clayton, Chris Mortenson
Rome is Burning: Jim Everett/Chris Everett Incident
Friday Night Fights: Teddy Atlas, Max Kellerman, Joe Tessitore
Bob Ley’s professionalism
Outside the Lines: Investigative show debuts 1990
College Gameday: Lee Corso
College basketball studio with Digger Phelps
ESPN CFB with Lou Holtz and Mark May
George Grande and Lee Hamilton 1st Sports Center Anchor
NHL Hockey Night: Barry Melrose, Steve Levy, John Buccigross
NFL Draft with Mel Kiner
1983: Televised 1st live pro football game on cable, USFL’s Birmingham vs Michigan.
30 for 30 documentaries
Big Monday: Big East
ESPN2 launches 1993, younger skewing, co-host Keith Olbermann and Suzy Kolber
X Games debut 1995
Bottom Line2 debuts on ESPN2, 1996
ESPN News launches 1996
Classic Sports Network
ESPN The Magazine
SpeedWorld
Cold Pizza w/ Jay Crawford and Dana Jacobson
Pardon the Interruption
Around the Horn
Playmakers: fictional drama about fictional pro football team
Dream Job: 12 finalist compete for Sports Center anchor job
The Top 5 Reasons You Can’t Blame
American Gladiators
Pretty cool stuff. Glad Jon could join me to discuss. What an opportunity.
Next: The Midwest Rugby Development Foundation is forming a boys’ and a girls’ youth rugby team from Greater Cincinnati to travel to Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia, in September 2027 for the Rugby Heritage Cup.
Jon Amster joins me https://t.co/2Vbt1S77CM
Next: The Midwest Rugby Development Foundation is forming a boys’ and a girls’ youth rugby team from Greater Cincinnati to travel to Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia, in September 2027 for the Rugby Heritage Cup.
Jon Amster joins me https://t.co/2Vbt1S77CM
Reason No. 3,289 why I love the @iHeartRadio app.
You can listen LIVE to Sports Talk from Indonesia!
Listener Neil just checked in! He's getting ready for his day!
Next: Friday morning, Eric Judd and crew are walking 21 miles from @NuxhallMiracle to GABP to deliver #Reds game ball and raise awareness and funds. Listen https://t.co/2Vbt1S7Fsk 🏃♂️ ⚾️ 🏟️
What a fun conversation with Jonny. Podcast up in a bit.
Podcast page https://t.co/MV4qJtKCNw #Reds
Next: Former #Reds OF Jonny Gomes checks in on Sports Talk. He's signing autographs at @RedsMuseum Saturday 3-4:30 with Austin Kearns. Listen https://t.co/2Vbt1S7Fsk
Next: Former #Reds OF Jonny Gomes checks in on Sports Talk. He's signing autographs at @RedsMuseum Saturday 3-4:30 with Austin Kearns. Listen https://t.co/2Vbt1S7Fsk
BREAKING: The NBA has ruled on the Los Angeles Clippers in for salary cap circumvention investigations on Kawhi Leonard after yearlong probe -- stripping the franchise of 5 first-round picks, issuing a $30 million fine to owner Steve Ballmer and suspensions for Ballmer, Lawrence Frank and Gillian Zucker, sources tell ESPN.
Kawhi Leonard will have to pay $700,000 in restitution for improper benefits by the Clippers for his uncle and former business rep, Dennis Robertson. No contract void or suspension for Leonard. And Robertson -- who was fired by Leonard in June -- is being banned by the NBA from all business dealings.
https://t.co/oY6a1U4YOK
Good for Williamson.
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