The Fast Lane with Ed Lane

Ed talks about JF's football coaching change, gives his thoughts on the Super Bowl, and discusses local hoops. Ed then covers the Commonwealth with Jerry Ratcliffe of Jerry Ratcliffe.com, Chris Coleman of Tech Sideline, Damien Sordelett of the Lynchburg News and Advance, and Lake Lewis of the Sports Journey.

Ed talks about JF's football coaching change, gives his thoughts on the Super Bowl, and discusses local hoops. Ed then covers the Commonwealth with Jerry Ratcliffe of Jerry Ratcliffe.com, Chris Coleman of Tech Sideline, Damien Sordelett of the Lynchburg News and Advance, and Lake Lewis of the Sports Journey.

Ed talks about JF's football coaching change, gives his thoughts on the Super Bowl, and discusses local hoops. Ed then covers the Commonwealth with Jerry Ratcliffe of Jerry Ratcliffe.com, Chris Coleman of Tech Sideline, Damien Sordelett of the Lynchburg News and Advance, and Lake Lewis of the Sports Journey.

Phil Savage makes his sales pitch on how the Alliance of American football is best positioned (of the 6 upstart football leagues) to become a sustained league. He notes how the connection to the NFL and CBS are a huge key.

Savage also explains how the blend of college and pro football will shape the AAF and how to cultivate success from college (Dabo Swinney and Nick Saban) and NFL (Bill Belichick and Sean McVay) coaching lines.

In addition to discussing his books Untamed and Top of the Hill, author Manie Robinson chronicles how Clemson navigated replacing Kelly Bryant with Trevor Lawrence and Dabo Swinney's culture impacting coaching staff changes and transfers.

Manie also delves into Clemson's immediate outlook and how they've reached Alabama's level (but not surpassed them).

Former Virginia Tech QB Sean Glennon explains the impact winning can have on in-state recruiting for VA Tech and UVA while noting how the more "global" nature of football impacts NCAA FB recruiting and rivalries.

Sean also chronicles the story of wearing a Yellow Jackets jersey for a 27-3 win at Georgia Tech and where that legendary item is now.

Glennon even details how winning can help restore the raucous night atmosphere to VA Tech home football games.

Chelsea Wilson, ESPN+ & UVA basketball analyst shares how playing for legendary Coach Joanne Boyle helped open a door to being a basketball analyst for the ACC Network & ESPN+. Chelsea also credits her internship with Jay James at WINA for clarifying her desire to focus on TV (while fostering an appreciation for radio).

Additionally, Chelsea notes how Tony Bennett's demeanor has helped the Hoos bounce back from their historic NCAA Tournament loss to UMBC, if a Final 4/National Championship will convince doubters to embrace Bennett-Ball and even discusses how former WNBA players are impacting the direction of women's hoops.

Kristin Campbell joins the Sights & Stories Podcast and discusses how her approach to business differs from her husband Luther "Uncle Luke" Campbell's, the inspiration for her journey to an NFL agent and what she's learned from watching Uncle Luke's work with the Liberty City Optimist football program.

Kristin also offers insight into Uncle Luke taking a back seat in the filming of Starz's "Warriors of Liberty City" series, her growth expectations as an NFL agent and representing aspiring African American and female agents.

Jarmere Jenkins takes us inside the process of joining Team Serena and how that means supporting off-court plus on court training. Jenkins explains how the occasional flare-up from Serena's fiery personality is part of the same competitive fire that's enabled her Grand Slam success.

Jenkins also looks back on the role former UVA tennis coach Brian Borland played in helping him think beyond tennis, the journey in the Virginia Cavaliers winning the 2013 tennis championship and what that moment means to his career.

To keep up with Jarmere Jenkins follow @Jarmere (Instagram) and @JarmereJenkins (Twitter).

Tra Thomas, 12-year NFL Offensive Tackle explains the transition from the NFL to owning a paint studio with his wife Rosa, offers insight on the most important traits to being a successful NFL Offensive Tackle and how spending 11 years with the Philadelphia Eagles motivated him to return to Philly.

Tra also tells how he became passionate about sports broadcasting (he's now with 97.5 The Phanatic in Philly), offers a unique understanding of the Philly fans and media and the coach who made the biggest impression on him.

@Tra_Thomas72 on Instagram and @72TraThomas on Twitter to follow Tra Thomas.