Jeff Allen Sportstalk

My Knightline Sports Network colleague Ben Stout tells us about his television debut on ESPN+ calling the UCF-Tulane game. We discuss how the opportunity came about and his experience calling the game. We also talk March Madness including his memories of UCF's trip there in 2004 and what he thinks about the Knights new head football coaching hire, Gus Malzahn.

Frank Murtaugh of Memphis Magazine and the Memphis Flyer joins the show this week. We discuss the Super Bowl, Drew Pearson FINALLY in the Hall of Fame, Peyton Manning, Josh Heupel in Tennessee and we bat around some baseball topics too.

We break down the big game between Tampa Bay and KC with Carolina Panthers TE Colin Thompson. The Panthers squared off against both teams during the regular season and Colin brings us his insight and perspective on the matchup.

We break down the big game between Tampa Bay and KC with Carolina Panthers TE Colin Thompson. The Panthers squared off against both teams during the regular season and Colin brings us his insight and perspective on the matchup.

Jason Beede of @SIBuccaneers joins me to talk about the Tampa Bay Bucs playing the Super Bowl in their home stadium, how they rebounded from 7-5 to go on Super Bowl run and the GOAT Tom Brady. Jason also wears his other hat from Knights 247.com as we discuss the Danny White and Josh Heupel departures to Tennessee, what their legacies will be at UCF and what's next for the Knights athletic department and football program

Joe Finger and Jay Cresswell join me to remember and celebrate the many baseball greats that have passed over the last year. And they also provide some excellent selections for our TV Theme segment

Tim Murray, who once upon a time was my first guest on the JAS podcast, is back on the show as we talk about his journey to VSIN, sports gambling and it's impact on broadcasting. Plus we chat about one of his bosses, the legendary Brent Musberger, his favorite college team, Notre Dame, the shrinking of minor league baseball as well as his time covering the Winter Olympics

We put the wraps on the 2020 College Football season with ESPN's Rene Ingoglia as we talk about the National Championship, the College Football Playoff, the Bowl Season, the challenges of getting through the season, UCF and more.

One of m stable of sports guys, Jay Cresswell is here to talk about the College Football Playoff rerun, the absurdity going on with some of this years bowl games, the passing of the Hall of Famer Kevin Greene, we discuss his Steelers and my Cowboys, Charlie Woods, what's going on in the radio biz and Jay picks the closing TV theme from a 1970s/early 80s classic sitcom

Adam, Eric and I analyze the NFL and College Announcing crews for CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN, giving our likes, dislikes and overall impressions of the play-by-play and analysts that bring the action on the gridiron to your flat screens every week. Plus my closing TV theme this week is from a long running hit tv series on CBS.

For Thanksgiving weekend I bring you a best of JAS. My January 2019 conversation with the man behind one of the greatest and funniest Twitter feeds. We talk all things @Super70sSports with Ricky Cobb

Trace and I discuss the big AAC clash between UCF and Cincinnati as well as Orlando City Soccer and Trace picks our closing TV theme that highlights a sitcom about broadcasting

We talk college football with ESPN's Rene Ingoglia The College Football Playoff The chances of a G5 crashing the party The Big 4 state schools: UF, FSU, Miami and UCF The great story of Coastal Carolina and the Sun Belt Conference Covering college football in the pandemic HIs Alma matter UMass and changing course to play games this season Rene's recent retirement from law enforcement after 20 years with the Orlando Police Department

Pam tells us about her 90 days working in the NBA bubble from all the teamwork behind the scenes inside and outside the bubble to air the games, how she spent non-working time, following all the necessary protocols and what she had to pack for her long stay in Orlando. Plus, Pam picks our closing TV Theme this week, Saved by the Bell. So we discuss the iconic Saturday morning TV show and the upcoming reboot streaming on Peacock.

It's two guests for the price of one as my former radio colleagues, Jay Cresswell and Joe Finger reunite from our spring training lunch and we discuss: -Baseball playoffs and World Series -Our pro football teams (only one of us is happy) -And they pick out this weeks TV themes with some interesting tidbits from each show

It's a solo effort for this week where I cover Dak's Injury Dalton as insurance Alex Smith's comeback Football scheduling challenges NLCS (GO BRAVES!) ALCS and an expanded offering of TV Themes on a long running franchise

My Knightline Sports Network colleague who hosts the The Left at Albuquerque podcast joins the show this week. We discuss: NFL - Where the league stands at 4 weeks, KC a repeat champ?, the lousy NFC East and What down is it Tom Brady? College Football - Is the U back?, UCF debacle and Josh Heupel's shortcomings NBA - the Association bubble success, The Finals and the pros and cons of LeBron's desire for accolades

My colleague from OldSkool101.com, Victor Anderson "Slick Vic" joins my stable of sports guys as we talk about the Fall Frenzy of the MLB Wild Card, the NBA Finals and the NFL and College Football seasons to date.

Joe joins me to talk about the quick and crazy baseball season as it comes to close and gets into the playoffs next week. Plus we talk about the late great Gale Sayers, some NFL and more.

Now becoming a yearly tradition, we bring some of the best who cover UCF football in online and podcasting for a UCF Football Roundtable: Adam Eaton from the Sons of UCF Podcast, Brandon Helwig of UCFSports.com, Eric Lopez of the Black & Gold Banneret and Jason Beede of Knights247.com give us thoughts and predictions for the 2020 football season