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November 23, 2023 WILD DOGS & HOGS || College Football Rivalry Week
Mike Waddell & Coach Jimmy Collins talk about College Football & Rivalry Week, with UNC traveling to NC State this Saturday + Ohio State vs Michigan, Appalachian State vs Georgia Southern, the Transfer Portal and Coaching Changes, including in the ACC with Dino Babers at Syracuse.
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41min
November 23, 2023 Thanksgiving Special Episode
Chris Edwards, David Glenn, Coach Jim Collins and Mike Waddell share their thoughts on the 2023 College Football Season and what has made the biggest impressions so far + share what they are most thankful for.
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18min
November 15, 2023 DAVID GLENN SHOW || Charles Davis #NFL #CBS #NFLNetwork #Madden #UTVols
Veteran broadcaster Charles Davis joined CBS Sports as a game analyst for the CBS Television Network’s coverage of THE NFL ON CBS in April 2020. He again will team with Ian Eagle and Evan Washburn to form the Network’s No. 2 NFL ON CBS announce team, after serving in the same position with FOX NFL. Davis also served as a pregame and postgame contributor during the Network’s coverage of Super Bowl LV.

A member of FOX Sports since 2006, Davis moved into the FOX NFL booth fulltime in 2015 and called his first NFL playoff game when the New Orleans Saints defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 20-14, in the 2018 NFC Divisional Playoff Round. In 2009-10 he paired with Dick Stockton as an analyst for FOX NFL games.

Davis served as the lead analyst on FOX’s college football coverage. He was on the call for three consecutive BCS National Championship games between 2007-09, also covering the 2008 Sugar Bowl and 2009 Orange Bowl. Davis’ most memorable college football broadcast experience came when he called the underdog Boise State’s thrilling, come-from-behind victory over perennial powerhouse Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, in which the Broncos executed the “Statue of Liberty” play for the game-winning two-point conversion in overtime. In addition, Davis served as an on-course reporter during FOX Sports’ inaugural golf coverage of the U.S. Open Championship in 2015.

Prior to joining FOX Sports, Davis worked five seasons as the lead analyst for TBS’ college football game coverage of the Big 12 and Pac-10 conferences. During that time, he also worked as a game analyst for NBC’s coverage of the Arena Football League from 2003-06. Davis has covered the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship for CBS, the NBA playoffs for TNT and both BIG EAST and Conference USA basketball for ESPN Plus’ regional coverage.

He continues to stay connected to college football year-round, intensifying his study of players who are eligible for the annual NFL Draft at the conclusion of each college football season. With a regular place on the NFL Network’s draft lead-up programming, Davis has gained notoriety and positive reviews for his depth of familiarity with prospects across all ranges of the draft. Each year he staffs the Senior Bowls and NFL Combines, and has also been a part of NFLN’s live draft weekend coverage since 2007. Davis also has served as the analyst voice in Madden NFL video games since 2017.

Immediately after retiring from football, Davis performed a variety of different roles during the 1990s. He served as an assistant athletic director at Stanford University, director of the United States Olympic Training Center and also became the first African American tournament director in PGA Tour history when he ran the Disney Golf Classic from 1998-2000.

Davis earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Tennessee and completed his master’s in history while at the school. A four-year starter as a defensive back from 1983-86, and member of the Academic All-SEC Team, Davis appeared in 39 games and posted 234 tackles (146 solo), 13 interceptions, four fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles. Following his career at Tennessee, he signed as a rookie free agent with the Dallas Cowboys and participated in the club’s 1987 training camp. In 2019, Davis was inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in a class that included former NFL stars Peyton Manning and Patrick Willis.

Davis was born in Elizabethton, Tenn., raised in New Paltz, N.Y., and is married to wife, Lisa. The couple has two children, a daughter, Taylor, and a son, Parker.
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November 15, 2023 OLD NORTH STATE TAILGATE || Week #12, presented by #NCPork #UNC #AppState #NCState #TransferPortal
David Glenn, Chris Edwards, Coach Jimmy Collins and Mike Waddell talk college football, the ACC, UNC, NC State, Appalachian State, the silly season of coaching changes and tackle recruiting portal protocol as we inch closer to signing day #1 on December 20.

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November 14, 2023 WILD DOGS & HOGS || College Football Week 12 #UNC #Clemson #NCState #AppState #JMU #JimboFisher
Mike Waddell & Coach Jim Collins Talk College Football heading into Week #12 of the 2023 season
FIRST QUARTER
North Carolina 47 Duke 45, 2 OT thriller
Tar Heels extending winning streak over Duke to 5 games
Drake Maye, 28-43, 342 yards, 1 TD, 1 pick
Grayson Loftis 16-28, 189 yards, 3 TDs
Duke 22 points in 4th quarter
Omarion Hampton, 31 carries 169 yards
Tez Walker, 7 catches, 162 yards
At Clemson this week… 3:30 pm 6.5 point dog
SECOND QUARTER
NC State’s win over Wake Forest
26-6 Wolfpack sleepy romp
Brennan Armstrong, 12-17, 111 yards, TD, 15 carries, 96 yards, TD
Dave Clawson taking it hard, blames himself
Wolfpack at Virginia Tech, 3:30 pm… 3 point dog
THIRD QUARTER
App State’s Late Season resurgence
31-9 over Marshall
42-14 at Georgia State
This week, at #18 James Madison, 2 pm, ESPN Gameday
FOURTH QUARTER
College Football Silly Season
Jimbo Fisher at Texas A&M
Zach Arnett, Mississippi State
Andy Avalos, Boise State
Brady Hoke, San Diego State
Mel Tucker, Michigan State
Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern
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34min
November 14, 2023 DAVID GLENN SHOW CLASSIC || Bobby Hurley #Duke #FinalFour #All-American #NCAAChampion #ArizonaState
Bobby Hurley, a native of Jersey City, N.J., guided Duke to a pair of national championships during his four-year (1990-93) career with the men's basketball program. Playing in 140 career games, he amassed career totals of 1,731 points, 1,076 assists, 306 rebounds and 202 steals. He finished his career as the NCAA's all-time leader in assists.
Hurley, who helped the Blue Devils to a four-year record of 119-26 (.821) with three Final Four berths, was a two-time All-America selection (1992-93), three-time All-ACC pick (1991-92-93), two-time NCAA All-Final Four honoree (1991-92) and the Most Outstanding Player of the 1992 NCAA Final Four. As a senior, he averaged 17.0 points and 8.2 assists per game, served as a team captain with Thomas Hill and was a finalist for the Wooden Award.
On February 24, 1993, Hurley established a school and Cameron Indoor Stadium single-game record with 16 assists in Duke's 98-75 over then sixth-ranked Florida State. He also handed out 15 assists in a game on three occasions. During Hurley's tenure in Durham, the Blue Devils posted an ACC regular season record of 44-16 (.733), captured two league regular season championships (1992-93) and one conference tournament crown (1992).
The seventh overall selection in the 1993 NBA Draft, Hurley had a five-year professional career with Sacramento and Vancouver.
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November 10, 2023 OLD NORTH STATE TAILGATE || Coach David Cutcliffe #UNC #DUKE #STATE #WAKE
David Cutcliffe, the 2013 National Coach of the Year who has earned both ACC and SEC Coach of the Year honors in a distinguished career that includes the mentoring of Super Bowl MVP quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning, was named Duke University’s 21st head football coach on December 15, 2007.
Cutcliffe is 74-88 (.457) in 13 seasons at Duke and owns an overall head coaching ledger of 118-117 (.502). Cutcliffe’s 74 victories in 13 years with the Blue Devils are 64 more than the program’s total in the previous eight seasons (2000-07) combined and 55 more than the program’s total in the previous 11 seasons (1997-2007) combined.
In addition to guiding the Blue Devil gridiron program, Cutcliffe serves on the American Football Coaches Association’s (AFCA) Board of Trustees.
Duke’s return to prominence in college football has been spearheaded by Cutcliffe, who took over the program prior to the 2008 campaign after the Blue Devils had won just 10 total games in the previous eight seasons. Cutcliffe’s vision has come together in the last eight years with 57 victories, six bowl appearances, three bowl championships and the 2013 ACC Coastal Division championship.
Highlights from the last seven years include the program’s first bowl victory since 1961, three consecutive bowl victories for the first time in program history, a pair of NFL Draft first round picks in Laken Tomlinson (2014) and Daniel Jones (2019), an eight-game winning streak in 2013 (Duke’s longest since 1941), the program’s first appearance in the BCS standings in 2013 and in the College Football Playoff rankings in 2014 and final national rankings in both polls in 2013 (22nd by USA Today/Coaches & 23rd by Associated Press) to mark Duke’s first showing in a final poll since 1962. Cutcliffe directed the 2013 Blue Devils to a school record four fourth-quarter victories as well as, for the first time since 1971, two wins over nationally-ranked opponents. A year later, Cutcliffe had Duke as high as No. 19 in both the USA Today and Associated Press polls, its highest AP ranking since November 12, 1994. Duke also won two or more games as a ranked team in consecutive years for the first time since the 1954-55 seasons.
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52min
November 10, 2023 WILD DOGS & HOGS || David Cutcliffe & Jimmy Collins + Mike Waddell talk College Football Week #11
#unc #Duke #VictoryBell #ACC #State #Wake #SEC #secfootball
David Cutcliffe, a 40-year veteran of the football coaching profession, has been named Special Assistant to the Commissioner for Football Relations by the Southeastern Conference. Cutcliffe is a former National Coach of the Year and three-time Conference Coach of the Year.
As Special Assistant to the Commissioner for Football Relations, Cutcliffe will provide guidance to the SEC Commissioner's office for the purpose of enhancing the overall quality of football competition in the SEC in areas including game management, communications, playing rules, national policies and scheduling best practices.
"David Cutcliffe has earned tremendous respect across the college football community and he adds to the SEC office a valuable depth of knowledge and expertise in the game," said SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. "David will add a new perspective to Conference football operations that will benefit our universities and their student-athletes as we look to the future."
Among his responsibilities will be to establish and maintain effective working relationships with the SEC head football coaches and key constituents for the purpose of advancing SEC Football; work with SEC staff to review, develop and implement football competition policies; identify policies for consideration by the SEC and/or NCAA intended to enhance and improve the overall quality of college football; and communicate regularly with SEC head football coaches on key issues.
"I am thrilled to return to the Southeastern Conference where I have spent much of my life," said Cutcliffe. "It is rewarding to be joining an amazing team at the SEC Office led by Commissioner Sankey and his staff. I look forward to working with the coaches and administrators across the league to continue to further advance football in the SEC."
Cutcliffe recently concluded a four-decade college coaching career, including 20 years as a head coach at Ole Miss and Duke. He served as an assistant at Tennessee from 1982 through 1998 and again from 2006 to 2007, the final six seasons as assistant head coach, and he developed the likes of Heath Shuler and Peyton Manning as quarterbacks coach for nine seasons. He won the Broyles Assistant Coach of the Year Award in 1998, the year the Volunteers won a national title.
He served as head coach at Ole Miss from 1999 through 2004, leading the Rebels in 2003 to their first 10-win season in 32 years and tying for the SEC West Division title. Quarterback Eli Manning finished his legendary career that season by leading the Rebels to victory over Oklahoma State in the Cotton Bowl. Cutcliffe was named SEC Coach of the Year in 2003.
Cutcliffe became head coach at Duke in 2008 and ended an 18-year school bowl drought by leading the Blue Devils to six post-season bowl appearances. He inherited a program that had only three winning seasons in the previous 25 years and before his arrival had not beaten an ACC opponent in three years. In 2013 he led Duke to a 10-win season and the ACC Coastal Division title while earning multiple National Coach of the Year honors. Duke was led by current New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones from 2016-18. Cutcliffe was named ACC Coach of the year in 2012 and 2013.
David and his wife Karen have four children and seven grandchildren.
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47min
November 09, 2023 DAVID GLENN SHOW || Tony Bennett #UVa Basketball
Three-time National Coach of the Year Tony Bennett enters his 15th year as the Dean and Markel Families Men’s Head Basketball Coach at the University of Virginia in 2023-24. Bennett came to Charlottesville in 2009 after spending the previous three seasons as the head coach at Washington State, where he was the 2007 National Coach of the Year.
Virginia has amassed a 341-125 (.732) record in 14 seasons under Bennett’s direction. In 2022-23, Bennett guided the Cavaliers a 25-8 record, share of their 11th ACC regular-season title (15-5) and 25th NCAA tournament berth. Bennett passed Terry Holland (326-173, 16 seasons) as UVA’s all-time winningest coach with the win over Syracuse (1/7/23). Bennett recorded his 400th career win at Wake Forest (1/21/23).
In 2021-22, Bennett and the Cavaliers finished 21-14 and advanced to the NIT quarterfinals. The Cavaliers finished 18-7 in 2020-21, earning its 10th ACC regular-season title with a 13-4 record. Bennett became just the third coach in ACC men’s basketball history to lead his program to 10-straight winning conference seasons, joining Dean Smith and Mike Krzyzewski. UVA advanced to the ACC Tournament semifinals and earned its seventh consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance as the No. 4 seed in the West Region.
A hallmark of Bennett’s teams has been defense, as his squads have ranked in the top five nationally in scoring defense in 11 of his 17 seasons as a head coach. UVA has led the nation in scoring defense six times under Bennett (2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020).
Nine Virginia players – Mike Scott (Atlanta, 2012), Joe Harris (Cleveland, 2014), Justin Anderson (Dallas, 2015), Malcolm Brogdon (Milwaukee, 2016), Devon Hall (Oklahoma City, 2018), De’Andre Hunter (Los Angeles Lakers, 2019), Ty Jerome (Philadelphia, 2019), Kyle Guy (New York, 2019) and Trey Murphy III (Memphis, 2021) – have been selected in the NBA Draft during Bennett’s 12-year tenure. Anderson became the first Virginia player selected in the first round (21st overall) since Cory Alexander in 1995, while Hunter was UVA’s highest draft pick (4th overall) since Ralph Sampson was selected first overall in 1983.
Bennett and his wife, Laurel, have two children – a daughter, Anna, and a son, Eli.
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38min
November 07, 2023 DAVID GLENN SHOW CLASSICS || Kenny Smith #TheJet #NBA #TNT #Queens #NewYorkCity #UNC #TarHeels
Kenny Smith is an NBA studio analyst for the Emmy Award-winning show Inside the NBA on TNT. He appears each week during the NBA season and throughout the playoffs to form one of the most entertaining studio shows in sports television. Kenny is also a main studio analyst for the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament on CBS Sports and Turner.
In January of 2021, Kenny received the 16th annual National Civil Rights Museum Sports Legacy Award for his dedication and significant contributions to civil and human rights, the social justice movement, and for laying the foundation for future leaders through their careers in sports. In the spring of 2015, Kenny and his family starred in their own reality TV show on TBS called The Smiths.
Kenny won two NBA championships with the Houston Rockets in 1994 and 1995. He played 10 seasons in the NBA for the Sacramento Kings, Atlanta Hawks, Houston Rockets, Detroit Pistons, Orlando Magic and Denver Nuggets. He was named a member of the NBA All-Rookie Team in 1988.
Kenny played basketball at the University of North Carolina and graduated in 1987 with a degree in Industrial Relations. He also holds a basketball camp each year in Chapel Hill.
With an entrepreneurial spirit and drive, Kenny currently runs the Kenny Smith Entertainment Group, a sports and entertainment events company. In addition, he launched the Jet Academy, which produces virtual basketball camps for kids.
In May 2023, Kenny released his first book, Talk of Champions: Stories of the People Who Made Me: A Memoir, in which he reveals memorable inside stories of his playing and broadcasting careers, focusing on the star players, coaches, and mentors who inspired him along the way.
Kenny resides with his family in Los Angeles, California.
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