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Rece Davis: I Regret Not Pushing Jim Harbaugh for More Answers
"I would have gotten the same answer that I got that was similar to others. It all would have been similar, but I wish I would have asked it that way."
OutKick Sees Expansive Growth in Final 2023 Digital Numbers
“2023 was a tremendous year for OutKick. We’ve added new shows, top-tier talent, and most importantly continued to generate engaging content with a roster that’s unfiltered and fearless.”
Stephen A. Smith: Shannon Sharpe is Neither a Journalist Nor an Entertainer
Smith's comments came after Sharpe was criticized for his lack of follow-up questions to Katt Williams during a viral interview.
Nick Wright: I’d Retire the Debate Over Kyle Shanahan and QBs if I Could
"It's been good for me professionally, and it will be good for me again when -- once again -- I get to be right."
John Middlekauff: I Was Born to Do Sports Talk, I Just Took a Different Path to Get Here
Middlekauff explained his career steps to Adam Schein, detailing his journey through college sports before ultimately moving into the sports talk game.
Sage Steele: ‘I Lived In Fear’ During Final Years at ESPN
Steele told OutKick podcast host Riley Gaines she felt marginalized by ESPN for 4-5 years before finally speaking out.
Bill Raftery: ESPN Didn’t Realize What It Had in Sean McDonough Until 6 OT Big East Tourney Classic
"That game I think solidified, not that he needed any pat on the back, his career. They knew they had a gem."
Dan Le Batard: Taking Show to Super Bowl ‘Wildly Expensive’, But We’re Still Doing It
Le Batard plans to take his entire crew to Las Vegas for the Super Bowl festivities.
Dianna Russini: Joining The Athletic ‘Hardest Thing I’ve Done in My Life’
"Writing is really challenging, but really rewarding as well. I’m really happy. I love what I’m doing now."
Tiki Barber: WFAN is My Passion Job, Calling NFL on CBS is a Grind
“It’s a fine balance of finding time to grind on tape, but watch the local sports, develop these opinions, and still have a good family life.”