In this podcast Adam discusses:
-Another #1 goes down
-NCAA looking at 7th graders as prospects
-Marvin Harrison gets released
-Albert Haynesworth may sign with Redskins
-Goodell takes pay cut, good or bad for NFL
-NASCAR recap and preview
-Inmate influenced
feb25
Sam Ard, Tommy Houston, Jack Ingram, Mark Martin are names that are associated with greatness in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. But, is it possible there may be someone greater and he’s in the early stages of his career. That’s right I’m talking about Kyle Busch.
Busch’s dominance of Saturday nights Stater Bros. 300 brought me to think that he could be the best Nationwide driver of all time and yet still have more years ahead of him than behind him. If he wins the championship this season, I have no problem lifting him above Mark Martin as the best Nationwide Series driver of all-time. Right now he’s Sam Ard, Tommy Houston, and Jack Ingram level, and by season’s end might be above Mark Martin.
Now ranking the greastest of all-time is self-opinionated. Obviously you can make an argument of who’s the greatest between Houston, Ingram, Ard, and Martin and make great points about each driver. For me, it was mostly about wins in the Series. While Martin didn’t win a Nationwide Title, imagine had he drove a full season a couple of time, we could be talking about a two-to-three time champ.
Busch has only raced one full season in the Nationwide Series, that coming in 2004 when he finished second to Martin Truex Jr. by 230 points. Now he’s in a Joe Gibbs Toyota which has been the dominator of the Series now going on its second season, and his only competition is probably Carl Edwards, who over the last season plus has been good but not good enough to beat Busch week in and week out. The dominance of Busch has gotten to the point of his crew chief asking him to slow down a bit to make it more fun.
When all is said and done at the end of the 2009 season, and Kyle Busch is raising the Nationwide Series Championship Trophy, with who knows how many wins in the season (I’d say around 12) I can put him in the books as the best Nationwide Series driver of all-time.
In this show Adam discusses:
-The Daytona 500
-Pittsburgh takes down UConn
-No Charges for Phelps
-NFL Releasals and Rumors
-Todd Lickliter’s Recruiting at Iowa
-Lane Kiffin in trouble again
feb17
Didn’t get on yesterday, so here is the blog for the Daytona 500 weekend. Todd Bodine won the Truck Series race, I had gone with Kyle Busch who ended up second. I think when it’s all said and done in November that Bodine will win the Truck title.
For the Nationwide Series, today I like Tony Stewart to win the race. Since Kyle Busch is running all the races, I think it’ll be hard to beat him at season’s end, he’ll win the championship over Brad Keselowski.
As for the Sprint Cup, if the Gatorade Duels were a sign of things to come, I think we’ll have a great 51st annual event. I like Mark Martin to win the Daytona 500, and at season’s end I expect Dale Earnhardt Jr. to win the championship.
Tune in Sunday after the race to catch my take on the 500. Have a great weekend.
Adam’s been gone for a while, but he’s back and here’s what he talks about today:
-Brett Favre retiring again
-A-Rod and Steroids, Obama’s response
-Tejada pleads guilty
-Kiffin has violations
-Boldin tells agent to turn down Cards
-Cards fire QB coach Rutledge
-People arrested in connection with Phelps party
-2009 Sprint Cup Preview
-PETA at Westminster
feb11
In this show Adam discusses:
-Super Bowl Loss just the beginning of the bad for Arizona
-Larry Johnson wants out of KC
-Michael Phelps
-National Signing Day Review
-MLB to start financing HGH research
-Jameer Nelson’s injury impact on Orlando
-2009 could be end of the line for Waltrip
feb5
In today’s show Adam talks about:
-Super Bowl 43
-Mangini and Cleveland not getting along?
-Kobe scores 61 @ MSG
-Big East is Men’s College Basketball’s best conference
-Who are the top Mid-Major’s in Men’s CBB
-Summitt denied 1,000th win
-Manny turns down Dodgers
-More Bonds and Clemens news
-Selig still thinks baseball more popular than football in U.S.
-Super Bowl interupted in Tuscon
feb3