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Colin CowherdBio | E-mail | The Herd | The Thundering Herd | SportsNation BlogColin Cowherd is host of ESPN Radio's The Herd with Colin Cowherd, broadcast nationally 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ET Monday-Friday from ESPN Radio's studios in Bristol, CT. A simulcast of the show debuted on ESPNU in August 2008. He also is co-host of SportsNation, a one-hour studio show weekdays at 4 p.m. ET on ESPN2. |
Thundering Herd hasn't missed a beat since its leap
Wayne Drehs, ESPN.comThe Thundering Herd hasn't missed a beat since making the leap to Division I-A football.
Story | Conversation | December 13, 2001Herd has become national power since tragedy
Wayne Drehs, ESPN.comDespite cries from the program's cancellation, Jack Lengyel took over after the crash and started Marshall on the painful road toward respectability.
Story | Conversation | November 13, 2000Thirty years later, Marshall's 75 are still remembered
Wayne Drehs, ESPN.comThirty years after football plane disaster, Marshall remembers -- and overcomes.
Story | Conversation | November 13, 2000Survivors wonder: 'Why was I spared?'
Wayne Drehs, ESPN.comThirty years after the Marshall air disaster, some of those affected look back.
Story | Conversation | November 13, 2000New York landmark's closing leaves Heisman homeless
Wayne Drehs, ESPN.comIt has been home to the Heisman Trophy since 1935, but the Downtown Athletic Club's days are numbered.
Story | Conversation | July 21, 2003Leftwich says Marshall not about to give up
Wayne Drehs, ESPN.comMarshall's Bryon Leftwich suffered a defeat Thursday, and his Heisman chances took a worse beating, but don't think he's given up on the season.
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