If today is Thursday (and based on insider information obtained exclusively by the editorial staff at elliottharris.com that yesterday was Wednesday and tomorrow is expected to be Friday — provided that you are viewing this today), then it is time once again for the weekly edition of “Sports & Torts” with co-hosts David Spada and Elliott Harris at noon Chicago time on talkzone.com.

This week’s interview guests on the highly acclaimed program (well, it’s highly accalimed in the Spada and Harris households and even possibly elsewhere) are Miss Illinois 2012 Nancy To and former football standout Joe DeLamielleure.

Hall of Famer DeLamielleure has some strong words about how players from yesteryear are treated.

If you can’t tune in for the live show, it will be available later via podcast.

Nancy To high School teacher by day, Miss Illinois United States by night... Nancy is one busy lady. But she managed to ditch class and come down to our studios for an interview. And she'd drop everything for the White Sox if they came calling....

Joe DeLamielleure punched his ticket to the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a member of the "Electric Company," the famed offensive line that "turned loose the Juice," opening the holes that allowed O.J. Simpson to set NFL rushing and touchdown records. He is also outspoken critic of the NFL and the players' union for their treatment of retirees. And he pulls no punches in this candid conversation.
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