April 10, 2020 10:15 a.m.
RBS returns this Friday to round out the week w/ Rizz, Hammer & Chris! With so many interviews and so much to recap, the guys roll back a big SOUNDCHECK, run through some of the latest Headlines, what to watch for this weekend including Masters replays and much more. Plus, Grossi joins with his latest Mock Draft!
April 9, 2020 10:09 a.m.
The Really Big Show has another really BIG lineup for today's show. We'll go around the world of sports with the latest updates on postponements and proposed plans for resuming. Then, we hear from Tony Grossi, Jim Nantz, and OT prospcet Mekhi Becton within a single 2-hour stretch. It's fast, it's fun, it's big. Welcome to a Throwback Thursday on RBS!
April 8, 2020 10:42 a.m.
The Really Big Show returns on this Survey Wednesday with tons to get through. The virtual NFL draft is a lock. What is the league doing to ensure nothing get's delayed or inherently messed up? Plus, Tom Brady joined Howard Stern this morning so we run through some of that candid interview. Grossi joins in Hour 2 and reminds us not to take anything but a Tackle. Plus, a round of SOUNDCHECK!
April 7, 2020 10:09 a.m.
The Really Big Show jumps on the mics this Tuesday with plenty to get through. We kick it off with Tom Rinaldi, story teller extraordinaire of ESPN, to discuss the state of sports and the impact of this pandemic on all of us. Plus, Grossi joins in Hour 2 before we get to the HEADLINES and SOUNDCHECK!
April 6, 2020 9 a.m.
It's a REALLY BIG Monday on The Really Big Show as we have two leaders of the community joining us today. First, Youngstown State President, Jim Tressel joins RBS to discuss what Leadership should look like in these trying times, and what he's doing at YSU to lead the charge. Then, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine joins the guys to reiterate the importance of the shelter in place order, how to prevent passing the virus on, and why Ohio has been at the forefront of this from the start. All that with some sports and fun sprinkled in today on RBS!
April 3, 2020 10:13 a.m.
Friday! We're rounding out the week with another edition of RBS ft. Rizz & Hammer. We've got plenty to get through including some HEADLINES, and a ridiculous amount of Mock Drafts. Tony Grossi joins us in Hour 2 with his version 4.0 where the Browns select Alabama RT, Jedrick Wills. All that, plus a huge SOUNDCHECK!
April 2, 2020 10:25 a.m.
So, everybody listening watched Games 5 & 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals on ESPN last night, right? We definitely did, and Rizz and Hammer share some of their favorite memories from that series, that fateful night, and what it meant to them. Plus, we welcome Grossi for a big round of #HeyTony before his next Mock Draft drops tomorrow. A huge round of SOUNDCHECK, some headlines, and some fun here on a Throwback Thursday!
April 1, 2020 11:07 a.m.
A mid-week RBS is jam-packed full of content as Rizz and Hammer hit the mic's. It's a Survey Wednesday and the guys want to know: Give us a tip to help get through the quarantine. In 2020, only one of the major sport can come back - which do you choose? What are you binge watching right now? The celebrity you can't stand? Plus, Grossi joins the show with the latest on the NFL Playoff expansion before a fun round of SOUNDCHECK. And we have a special guest, Scott Van Pelt of ESPN and Sportscenter for a wide array of topics that are simply can't miss!
March 31, 2020 10:06 a.m.
Welcome back to a Tuesday on RBS where it's a Twitter Tuesday and the guys are asking all sorts of things, including which OT you want at #10! And what if we had the top overall pick? Would you trade it or take Burrow? All that and more, with insight from Tony Grossi before a big round of SOUNDCHECK!
March 30, 2020 10:28 a.m.
It's a Monday on RBS and the guys are chugging right along, mostly because they've been hibernating in their basements the entire weekend waiting for something to do. We kick it off with some news and notes from Around the NFL, HEADLINES, and Tony Grossi. Then it's time for SOUNDCHECK and a look at the potential re-set for NBA and MLB seasons as the Olympics push back an entire year.
