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Today, Jeff leads with a discussion on sports economics, especially in Austin, a talk on journalistic responsibility from Richard Simmons, and what did Kevin Harlan do now?
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Today, Jeff takes on the perspective of Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones, and the defendant as Dak is facing a sexual assault allegation, Texas men are losing their porn, why Notre Dame updated their college football playoff contract, and songs that suck.
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Jeff breaks down some NFL quarterbacks based on financial value, and we check in on Ted Cruz's podcast.
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After a wild few days in the NFL off-season, Jeff compares Kirk Cousins to Dak Prescott, the unfortunate news about the Utah State women's basketball head coach, and Dak Prescott's legal team.
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On a new week of The Jeff Ward Show, Jeff talks about some of the best bets of the 2024 NFL off-season, Jeff breaks down the rest of the moves in the NFC, and the Academy Awards.
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This Friday, Jeff dissects Deion Sanders' new motivational book and asks if he is an option for a head coaching job in the NFL, we talk Sonny Dykes on his reaction to the new College Football Playoff format, and new songs that suck.
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Jeff pulls the audience in by mentioning that Mike Tyson will fight Jake Paul in AT&T Stadium, is the Nick (Saban) and Bill (Belichick) Show a real thing, and the top five free agent quarterbacks in the NFL.
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Jeff discovers the ultimate reason why Nick Saban retired, and we turn The Jeff Ward Show into a nightclub as Jeff asks the audience if a women's themed sports bar is a good business model.
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On a Tuesday edition of The Jeff Ward Show, Jeff brags about Arch Manning for not participating in the EA Sports video game, how Jeff spins the Caitlin Clark scoring record, and how a lawyer spins a crime.
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Today, Jeff complains about Johnny Manziel being on his anti-Heisman trophy crusade, an interesting update on Andy Reid's son, and the NFL's solution to onside kicks.
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From the publisher's feed
After a long and successful run in drive-time radio, Jeff Ward is bringing his self described “barstool for thousands” back to radio with “The Jeff Ward Show” each weekday from 11am-2pm on ESPN Austin (102.7FM).
His fiercely independent and irreverent style has earned him fans well beyond Austin with his hugely popular “The Jeff Ward Show” podcast. Starting in June of 2021 with 12,000 monthly downloads, his podcast reached 450,000 downloads in less than one year. In August of 2022, he agreed to an exclusive, two-year partnership with AdvertiseCast.
He’s a five-time winner of the Austin’s Chronicle “Best Of” Reader’s Poll, he’s also been featured on the KVUE (television) special “Austin Icons,” and he’s been a guest panelist on the syndicated political show “Beyond The Beltway.”
In addition to his talk show success, he’s had a long career in academia. With multiple degrees from The University of Texas, he held the title of Lecturer in the School of Business at St. Edward’s University, and Adjunct Professor at The University of Texas. Most recently, served on a distinguished panel to discuss the future of sports media, presented by the University of Texas. His “How to sell your ideas” speech has been popular on the speaker’s circuit for years. In addition, he’s served on the Board of the mobile data company Audiodellic, and been the keynote speaker and host of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awards.
His ties to The University of Texas are extensive. He’s been nominated as an Outstanding Young Texas Ex, and while a student at The University of Texas, he was a four-year Letterman in football, a team captain, a member of the Athletics Director’s Academic Honor Roll, a three-time all-conference player, and a two-time All-American. He’s among the top five all-time leading scorers at The University of Texas, and he’s the NCAA record holder for game-winning field goals

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