Broadcasting

Sometimes you just have to ask – my conversation with SI’s Peter King

Sometimes, you have to be willing to take a risk. Sometimes, you have to be willing to ask for something. And that’s exactly what I did last week and my perseverance was rewarded. Sports Illustrated’s senior NFL writer, Peter King announced a couple weeks ago that he was going to have a “stweetup” Friday at…

Texas, ESPN agree to launch Longhorn Network next fall

Everything is bigger in Texas. And the University of Texas is about get even bigger after agreeing with ESPN for a 24-hour television networking showcasing UT sports, academics and the culture in Austin. The University of Texas signed the deal with ESPN Wednesday for 20-years, $300 million or $15 million a year. The rich continue…

Doing anything possible for the ‘experience’-four games, four locations

I am a go-getter. I will do whatever possible to gain valuable experience in the sports broadcasting industry. At 21, I already extensive background in sports and broadcasting but I will do just about anything to meet more people and gain even more experience. After all, one can never stop learning. This long weekend will…

My goals for upcoming television sports broadcasts

Tonight I have another Big Ten Network broadcast calling the Indiana women’s basketball matchup against Illinois. Another game and another opportunity for me to do what I love. I strive to make each broadcast better than the last and giving the viewer the best possible production. This experience is invaluable. Here are a few things…

Talent is nothing without passion

This homeless man has become a social media sensation. His name, Ted Williams. From Columbus, Ohio, Williams can usually be found at the Hudson ramp off I-71 South. Check out the video to the right, it is amazing. The power of twitter has this mans talent spreading like wildfire. He admitted to struggling with alcohol…