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We recap a big night in MLB. Then, 14-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps discusses the Beijing experience, how he'll handle new opportunities, his plans for future Olympic Games and hosting SNL. Phelps is in good company. And what will Golic r

Audio Podcast | August 28, 2008

Jeremy stopped by the studio to share his thoughts on sports' best rivalries and tell us about his new book, "Triumph," based on the famous Olympic games where Jesse Owens succeeded in the shadow of the Nazi rule.

Audio Podcast | February 09, 2007

Keith shared some thoughts on the passing of Red Sox broadcasting legend Curt Gowdy. The guys look back at his amazing career where he called 13 World Series, 16 baseball All Star Games, 9 Super Bowls, 14 Rose Bowls, 8 Olympic Games and 24 NCAA Final

Audio Podcast | February 20, 2006

Doug conquered skiing in a half hour, so he lost respect for the Winter Games. He thinks Gary Bettman should favor NHL players in the Olympics. Todd McShay updates us on NFL Draft projections.

Audio Podcast | March 01, 2010

Colin Cowherd talks about Team USA's loss to Canada in the gold medal game and why the Olympics were so successful in Vancouver. Plus, "Spanning the Globe" and possible NFL overtime rule changes.

Audio Podcast | March 01, 2010

Doug is going to watch the Olympics for the first time tonight with Canada vs. Russia in hockey. Temple's Fran Dunphy previews his team's game against Dayton. Plus, "The Press."

Audio Podcast | February 24, 2010

Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic discuss the Olympics, tough cancer news for Nuggets coach George Karl and the bad fans at the Mississippi State-Kentucky game.

Audio Podcast | February 17, 2010

Erik Kuselias and Mike Golic discuss the Olympics, the NBA All-Star Game and the Daytona 500. What will you be watching?

Audio Podcast | February 12, 2010

Georgia coach Mark Richt previews this weekend's game against LSU and Colin reacts to Chicago being eliminated from the voting for the 2016 Olympics.

Audio Podcast | October 01, 2009

Canada has some work to do. The country has no medals in the Summer Olympics. Colin is proud of how Americans are supporting the Games. Spanning The Globe takes us to Pittsburgh, Dallas, MLB. And Colin doesn't get the Pats signing John Lynch.

Audio Podcast | August 15, 2008

Michael Phelps has lived up to the hype. Erik's problem with the Games is that there's not always one memorable moment from every one of them, but this Olympics has that moment. Erik also talks abou thow great swimming has looked on television.

Audio Podcast | August 13, 2008

Erik says Michael Phelps and Team USA men's basketball will be the story of Beijing. Is Erik a bad American because he was more interested in the preseason MNF game over the Olympics? Spanning The Globe takes us to Phoenix and Tampa. And there's caut

Audio Podcast | August 12, 2008

Rice puts Michael Phelps in a unique group of athletes with all that he's done, especially given his diet! Jerry would love football in the Olympics. Rice would advise Aaron Rodgers to let the game come to him; don't force it. And a fantasy football

Audio Podcast | August 12, 2008

Strug talks about the Olympic opening ceremonies, how hurt she was winning gold in 1996, her greatest Olympic memory (standing on medal platform with gold hearing National Anthem) and what makes the Games so special every four years.

Audio Podcast | August 08, 2008

The Olympics start and Colin doesn't think the fact that the Olympics are tape delayed mean the events aren't worth watching. Colin thinks Matt Leinart really comfortable in the pocket in his first preseason game.

Audio Podcast | August 08, 2008

Four-time Olympic medal winner Kaitlin Sandeno talks about crying after finishing fourth in her first Olympics event and describes what the atmosphere is like at the Games. She also shares her thoughts on Michael Phelps' chances and Dara Torres' come

Audio Podcast | July 31, 2008