Sports Across The Board

Wes Pritchett, All-American linebacker with Notre Dame’s 1988 national championship team, talks about Lou Holtz, new Irish coach Marcus Freeman, the Dogs national championship and college football’s changing landscape. Would he want to be playing now? What’s he telling his sons, who are highly-touted college football prospects? All this and more from a man who knows and loves football. Welcome to...

Al Gold is is a baseball Super Scout and player development director, who signed the likes of Frank Thomas (the Big Hurt),  Kerry Wood and others. He reminisces about his days with the White Sox, Reds, and Mets. He also shares why he thinks today’s game may be in trouble.

Vin Thompson is CEO of the sports marketing agency, MELT. He's one of the nation’s top college sports authorities. He goes across the board, providing his unique insights on the chaos in college sports. He also weighs in on televised sports events as “the ultimate reality show."

Fans are returning to sporting events, and that's also true at the high school level. Thanks to the company GoFan, there's a unique ticketing service that makes going to games easier. GoFan CEO B.J. Pilling explains how the service works, the role of paid sponsors, and how this is only the beginning for the GoFan platform.

Now that an athlete can be paid to endorse products (the NIL rule) what will happen to college sports? And why do fans go gaga over their favorite teams? Host Gary McKillips talks with Emory University marketing professor Mike Lewis on these topics and where Atlanta stands as a major sports city.

From the NCAA basketball tournament to post-season football bowls , Georgia State University is making its presence known on the national sports landscape. Dave Cohen is GSU's Hall of Fame broadcaster. He tells us what may be next for this burgeoning athletic program. He also looks back on GSU coaching legends Lefty Driesell and Bill Curry, and he previews the upcoming football season which includ...

If golf is your game, or if you merely watch and enjoy, this episode is for you. Fresh off the Masters, Jim Hart of AP Radio and Sirius/XM looks back at Hideki Matsumaya’s victory at Augusta, and he previews the PGA. He also talks about golf’s popularity, TV ratings, and the sport without Tiger Woods. As an added bonus, Jim goes across the board on a proposed eight-to-twelve team college football...

Terence Moore is national sportswriter, former Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist and TV commentator. He tells host Gary McKillips about his memories covering Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine, the Oakland A’s with Billy Martin, and the Atlanta Braves' Hank Aaron.