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Clay Travis: Selling OutKick Didn’t Change My View of Business, It Reinforced It
"If you have this great fortune and you don't have to go to work, you don't have to do any more of what you are doing, and you still want to do it? Man, that's awesome."
Why Politics Isn’t Optional for Clay Travis’ New Sports Media Venture
Clay Travis didn't stumble into politics by accident. He built his entire brand around it, deliberately and consistently, over several years.
Clay Travis Planning New Sports Media Outlet
The new endeavor comes after Travis exited his role with OutKick -- which he founded -- as part of a new contract with Fox News.
Clay Travis Explains Motivation Behind $10 Million Offer to WNBA Team
"Look, I think sometimes you have to respond to idiots by taking the logic of their idiocy and pushing it even further."
Inside ESPN’s Bad Week: Leaks, Layoffs, and a PR Strategy Gone Wrong
"ESPN is exceptional in so many areas that when the company makes a rash of mistakes handling personnel matters it's surprising."
Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow Open Up About Leaving OutKick, New Beginnings
"We're all fearful when you disconnect with an audience for a couple of months. This is a short-term memory span society; you don't want to be gone for too long."
Jonathan Hutton, Chad Withrow Program Returning Monday Following Departure From OutKick
"We will be a part of a media platform that will be massive. That's coming with the announcement in a few weeks, or a few days."
The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show Celebrates 5th Anniversary
"We look forward to celebrating many more milestones together!”
Clay Travis: NFL Placing 87% Of Games On Free TV Means They’re “Violating The Law” 13% Of The Time
"You guys have an important responsibility and an opportunity to apply the law fairly freely and help fans everywhere across the entire nation pay less and get more."
What Does the Future of OutKick Look Like Without Clay Travis
"In today's media landscape, audiences don't simply follow websites. They follow people. They invest in personalities, perspectives, and voices they trust."