Yes, the rotation is to avoid the same, predictable voice from Halas Hall everyday. Best to ge more opinions expressed and that's what we're gonna do. Similar to what we did with baseball, but more voices than Schuster, Kasper, Brenly, Farmer. The more voices, the less duplicity. I went to middle school with Les....

Once a week won't be too much for Jim Miller... especially with Cutler here. I agree with you that Blache was a tough one once a week because we had to pull sentences out of his mouth. Miller isn't like that. He's a broadcaster and wants a bigger profile than he has so I know he's willing to work at it and not just cash checks. There won't be any Sunday Night John fly-bys. "Phil Simms" may check in on occasion, but no "John."

We're going to do more college football than I have in recent years.

In my opinoin, I would rather hear you guys talk about it and just take calls,texts, or e-mails from the listeners, instead of basically stopping the show to have to do an iterview.

If you're bringing in "experts", I think I've suggested it before but why not a daily segment at 11am or some time that brings in the local writer for the local college football schools. There are enough schools for each day -

Monday - ND
Tuesday - Northwestern
Wed - NIU
Thurs - Wisconsin
Fri - Illinois

Or even have one day be a conference, just some regularly scheduled college football talk. Giving a recap of what happened what's coming up. I think the interest is out there. I love the Bears but even I want to hear something else during the week about college ball.

As an NIU grad, I don't know if there's enough interest for a segment or two of NIU football. I might even PTFB at that point.

Whether it's a segment, hour, or whatever, one day for the Big Ten and one day for all other college football programs would be nice to hear.

I kind of agree with you but I was throwing out an olive branch to our NIU fans out there. I'd say replace it with Michigan, or better yet, do the other 4 schools and use the Friday segment to cover the biggest game of the weekend.

If you're bringing in "experts", I think I've suggested it before but why not a daily segment at 11am or some time that brings in the local writer for the local college football schools. There are enough schools for each day -

Monday - ND
Tuesday - Northwestern
Wed - NIU
Thurs - Wisconsin
Fri - Illinois

Or even have one day be a conference, just some regularly scheduled college football talk. Giving a recap of what happened what's coming up. I think the interest is out there. I love the Bears but even I want to hear something else during the week about college ball.

Yes, the rotation is to avoid the same, predictable voice from Halas Hall everyday. Best to ge more opinions expressed and that's what we're gonna do. Similar to what we did with baseball, but more voices than Schuster, Kasper, Brenly, Farmer. The more voices, the less duplicity. I went to middle school with Les....

Once a week won't be too much for Jim Miller... especially with Cutler here. I agree with you that Blache was a tough one once a week because we had to pull sentences out of his mouth. Miller isn't like that. He's a broadcaster and wants a bigger profile than he has so I know he's willing to work at it and not just cash checks. There won't be any Sunday Night John fly-bys. "Phil Simms" may check in on occasion, but no "John."

Yes, the rotation is to avoid the same, predictable voice from Halas Hall everyday. Best to ge more opinions expressed and that's what we're gonna do. Similar to what we did with baseball, but more voices than Schuster, Kasper, Brenly, Farmer. The more voices, the less duplicity. I went to middle school with Les....

Once a week won't be too much for Jim Miller... especially with Cutler here. I agree with you that Blache was a tough one once a week because we had to pull sentences out of his mouth. Miller isn't like that. He's a broadcaster and wants a bigger profile than he has so I know he's willing to work at it and not just cash checks. There won't be any Sunday Night John fly-bys. "Phil Simms" may check in on occasion, but no "John."

I prefer the idea of a conference correspondent. SEC one day, Big Ten on another. It might be interesting to hear some yokel from Mississippi with a real passion for college football breaking down the games.

I've yet to hear the good Dr's thoughts on the BORDER WAR.

Paul Charchian, a little flakey but informative and opinionated, will be "the insider


I heard him on last week and I do have to say I thought he was funny as hell. He dropped two lines that I had to stop and say to myself,"Did he just say that"

That segment was fun, but it got a bit stale.