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Waaaaaay Too Much Of A Good Thing (aka I Love My Job But Probably Not THIS Much)
Man I love my job. I really really do. I enjoy almost all aspects of it. I like the work. I like the travel. I like the sports. I like the people. It’s a great gig and after losing almost … Continue reading
Posted in My Life, Places, Sports Talk, Television Talk
Tagged Angels Gate Park, Augusta National, Ava, COVID, Dayton, Emmy, Hilton Head, Indianapolis, Kentucky, Laguna Beach, Las Vegas, Morro Bay, Mountain West, NCAA Basketball, NCAA Tournament, New York City, Northwestern, Route 66, san diego, sports, super bowl, Super Bowl LV, Tampa Bay, The Masters, Tiger Woods, UCLA, waterpark
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Open Mouth, Insert Golf Shoe
Imagine winning the 2017 U.S. Amateur event, defeating the then-ranked #3 amateur in the world and accepting an invitation to play in one of the world’s largest golf events, the 2018 U.S. Open. Now imagine having possibly one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Sports Talk, Television Talk
Tagged Sophia Schubert, sports, U.S. Open, Women's Golf
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My Top 10 Favorite Sports Moments
I work in sports. That’s what I do. So I often times have people ask me…”Did you work this game?” or “What is your favorite sports moment?” This week a Northern Iowa player hit a buzzer-beater from half court to … Continue reading
Posted in Sports Talk, Television Talk, Top 10 Lists
Tagged Baseball, basketball, Butler, Cincinnati Reds, Dave Jamerson, football, Homer Bailey, Jay Bruce, Jay Burson, Louisville, March Madness, Ohio University, Reds, Seahawks, sports, super bowl, U.S. Open
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Big Ten Basketball
MSU@Wisconsin. Let’s tipoff already!!! – at Kohl Center
Life Lessons
It’s an early summer afternoon baseball game. Nothing out of the ordinary at first. In the first inning, the Bulldogs batted and didn’t manage to get a run across home plate. In the bottom half of the inning, the Ignite … Continue reading
Posted in Kids, Sports Talk, Thoughts
Tagged Baseball, Bulldogs, life lessons, sports, win or lose
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In Stride
It’s not easy being 10, I imagine. When I was 10, I didn’t have the kind of pressure Christopher has on him these days. He’s in 5th grade and has homework and sports and friends and family and…well…maybe my life … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Kids, School Daze
Tagged basketball, Christopher, Family, football, homework, School, sports
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Win, Win, Win! Or Not…
My kids are, first and foremost, the greatest thing I have done with my life. I have to imagine every parent feels the same way and obviously, as parents, we all want our kids to succeed. I’ve read articles about … Continue reading
Posted in Kids, Sports Talk, Thoughts
Tagged Baseball, basketball, football, Helicopter parents, parenting, sports, volleyball, youth sports
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We’re All Learning Lessons
He’s just as good as he looks…sometimes. The things we learn as kids are often times passed down from generation to generation. Whether it’s teaching our kids how to sew, how to cook, how to tie your shoes or any … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Kids, Konversations With Kids, Sports Talk
Tagged basketball, Christopher, lessons learned, rules of sports, sports
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Not Being Critical But…
Oh Nooooooo…Mushnick HATES us!!! So you’re sitting in your office, doing a good job, no one bothering you and, as fate would have it, you even won an award last year for “Employee of the Year” by the big office. … Continue reading
Posted in Sports Talk, Television Talk
Tagged CBS, CBS Sports, critic, FOX Sports, Mushnick, New York Post, newspaper columnist, Phil Mushnick, sports, television critic, television sports, tv hate
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Cut To Black
In my career, there have been a few moments that have made me scratch my head and think to myself, “Sometimes you just gotta laugh.” Yesterday during a Fox National Reds broadcast, we had one of those moments. It came … Continue reading
Posted in Television Talk
Tagged Baseball, Fox Baseball, Fox Network, Lyon Video, Reds baseball, sports, television sports, television truck
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Life In Perspective
People pass everyday and there are always stories to be told. For one young man in Fennville, MI, his story is one that really struck me for a couple of reasons. The first is because I love sports. I’ve played … Continue reading
Posted in Sports Talk, Thoughts
Tagged basketball, enlarged heart, Fennville, Fennville High School, game-winning shot, MI, sports, Wes Leonard
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The Competitive Edge
What the hell happened to me? One minute I was 17 years old, playing basketball every day and wanting to win every game I played in. The next…I’m 41 and barely have a competitive urge in my body. What happened? … Continue reading
Posted in Kids, My Life, Sports Talk
Tagged basketball, Christopher, competition, sports, workout
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Pee Wee Professionals
I remember when I was 8 (vaguely). I rode my bike, liked to roller skate, read comic books, hated taking a bath. Back in those days I don’t recall if I played a lot of sports. My life consisted of … Continue reading
Posted in Kids, Sports Talk
Tagged 8-year olds, pee wee, Pee Wee football, pee wee sports, sports
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My Road To The Final Four
March Madness is my favorite sporting event. All my life I’ve loved college basketball and I never thought that someday I would get to be a part of it, but there I was…living the dream and working on an all … Continue reading
Posted in My Life, Sports Talk, Television Talk
Tagged 3D, 3D Television, basketball, Butler, CBS Sports, Duke, Indianapolis, Michigan State, Ohio, Ohio State, sports, Tennessee, The Final Four, West Virginia
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Football & Family
A beautiful Saturday for football and today, Grandma, Grandpa & cousin Alarik made the trek all the way from Zanesville to watch Christopher take the field. Proud grandparents. Watching the action. Truthfully…Christopher didn’t get many offensive touches. But he DID … Continue reading