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Troy Aikman Says He’s 50/50 On Returning To Television Next Season
"I guess I’m still getting my head around how I got to this position."
Jerry Jones Confirms He Would Hire Troy Aikman for a Return to the Dallas Cowboys
"I don't know of anyone that's played or any part of football that has had any more success off the field than Troy [Aikman]. He is a successful guy."
Does Stephen A. Smith Know His Dallas Cowboys Bit on ‘First Take’ Has Gone Stale
"When the same Dallas Cowboys punchline keeps getting recycled, the question shifts. It is no longer about whether it entertains, but whether it has become lazy."
Why Stephen A. Smith Leaving NBA Countdown Benefits Everyone Involved
"This is good. For ESPN. For the NBA. And yes, for Stephen A. too"
Lee Corso, Greg Gumbel, Pam Oliver Named to Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame Class of 2025
"Every sports broadcast on TV is a collective effort, with excellence required from the entire production team as well as the executives that drive the business and the leagues"
How Gordon Keith Took ‘Fake Jerry’ From the Ticket to Cartoon Network, Launched ‘The Musers: The Podcast’
"I know nothing about sports, and I worked at that station. I kind of had to find a way to stay employed up there"
Gordon Keith Reveals “Fake Jerry” Impression Coming to Adult Swim
"I was pretty intimidated by this because I've never done anything like that before in my life. I'm going to read for a part on a national show in that ridiculous voice"
How ‘Shan & RJ’ Found Personality Driven Dominance in Dallas
"We all have the same content, so what was differentiating? Personalities. Content matters, yes. But personalities matter more."
RJ Choppy Knows the National Media is Tuning In When Jerry Jones Appears on 105.3 The Fan
"We looked around the room like, ‘What’d he just say?,’ because we know he’s not our boss, he doesn’t employ the radio station, he doesn’t pay the radio station."
Radio Screwed Up When It Stopped Thinking Big, Acting Small
Some companies tried to go off and create Think Big, Act Big radio and got away from the local, start-up feel.