Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe takes us to San Diego (Norv Turner), the NFL (Adam Jones reinstated) and Pittsburgh (Steelers-Bengals).

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Frank Gifford

Frank Gifford drops by and tells us about his years of broadcasting. Frank thinks the NFL has overtaken the MLB as America's pastime because it fits the pace of today's sports fan.

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Dwight Howard, Magic

Dwight Howard says he is concerned about getting tired after going to the Olympics this summer. He says he notices that he's much more tired than he has been in previous seasons, but that wouldn't deter him from playing in numerous more Olympics.

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Charles Barkley, NBA

Charles Barkley says he'd take Bynum over Oden right now. He says he agrees with Colin about Greg Oden. He thinks these guys should stay in college for two years. He thinks Bynum is going to be really special.

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J.P. Hayes, PGA

J.P. says he was hoping that the ball he used was actually legal but he knew in the back of his mind that as soon as he struck that ball he was disqualified. At that point, the damage had been done and he couldn't do anything about it.

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Mussina Retires

Is Mike Mussina a Hall of Famer? Greeny, Golic, Buster Olney, Peter Gammons and Liam's Mum try to decide.

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Mark Schlereth, NFL

Stink offers his opinion on some of the matchups we'll see this week, including how he'd block some of the more dominant defensive tackles in the league.

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Magic Johnson, NBA

Magic tells us how Andrew Bynum's play has lifted all of his other Lakers teammates, gives us his state of the league address, and picks his duels with Larry Bird and the Dream Team as his favorite basketball moments.

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Tom Jackson, NFL

Tom Jackson tells us what he thinks of players not knowing the rules and gives us his contenders for both the AFC and the NFC.

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Brian Billick, NFL

Brian tells us if the Panthers are for real, who is a threat to the Giants in the NFC and why Donovan McNabb not knowing about the tie rule isn't a big deal.

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Gene Wojciechowski, CFB

Gene thinks Matt Ryan is the real deal, a cornerstone that Arthur Blank is going to be able to build the Falcons around.

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Vai Sikahema, NFL

Vai feels that it's time for the Eagles to cut ties with Andy Reid and Donovan McNabb. With Reid it has to do with health, with McNabb it has to do with his play.

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Drew Brees, Saints QB

Drew has confidence in his second string guys because they've proven to him that they can be trusted. Drew knows that at 5-5 you can only take things one game at a time.

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Michael Wilbon, PTI

Michael thinks Texas is being lazy by naming Will Muschamp as the next head coach when Mack Brown retires. Michael feels that they're uncreative.

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Ron Jaworski, NFL

Thanks to the poor performance by his Eagles against the Bengals, Jaws needs therapy. You can't really point one reason why the Eagles are playing so bad.

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Jim Fassel, NFL

When Jim was with the Raiders, Al Davis treated him really well. Jim doesn't think it would be different if he coached for Davis this time around.

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Defending McNabb

People are still criticizing Donovan McNabb for not knowing the overtime rules. Colin says McNabb isn't great with details and numbers. McNabb is more actor than accountant. He's better with improvisation than details.

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Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe takes us to Philadelphia (McNabb criticism), college football (Texas names Muschamp as coach in waiting) and Boston (Pedroia as MVP).

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Beano Cook, CFB

Beano Cook says he doesn't have a Blackberry and doesn't want one. Plus, he says the Big East is the weakest conference this year. The guys also go through the games this weekend and Beano gives his picks.

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Mike Leach, Texas Tech

Leach tells us about his infatuation with pirates and how reading Winston Churchill was front page news. He was upset with Colin for picking against his Red Raiders.

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Trey and Mark, NFL Live

Trey and Mark talk about McNabb not knowing the overtime rules. Trey can't understand it. Mark is more sympathetic.

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Bob Stoops, OU

Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops tells the guys how he approaches Texas Tech's offense, whether he wants a playoff system and just how good quarterback Sam Bradford is.

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Jim Fassel, NFL

Jim tells Greeny and Golic why he wants to coach again, why he thinks he hasn't gotten a job and why younger coaches aren't always the way to go. Plus, he shares his thoughts on the Titans, Cowboys, Colts and Packers.

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Chris Mortensen, NFL

Chris Mortensen gives the guys the final word on the end of the Steelers-Chargers game, updates the latest on Adam Jones and explains why he didn't want NFL overtime.

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Honesty In Sports

Greeny and Golic talk about honesty and integrity in the world of sports after J.P. Hayes disqualified himself from the PGA Tour qualifying tournament in Texas.

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Jay Bilas, CBB

Jay Bilas calls in to tell Greeny and Golic how important he thinks the debate about honesty and integrity really is to sports.

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John Clayton, NFL

John Clayton tells us why the Bills have stunk recently, what he thinks of the proposed replay rule changes and why he absolutely hates tie games.

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Kordell and Jamal, NFL

Kordell and Jamal tell the guys what they think of ties in the NFL, who the second best team in the NFC is and why Ryan Grant is poised to break out.

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Jack Ford

Jack Ford tells us what insider trading is, why Mark Cuban isn't in danger of going to jail right now and what needs to happen for him to end up behind bars.

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Brandon Jacobs, Giants

Brandon Jacobs tells us how he's feeling and how good his offensive line is playing.

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Jayson Stark, MLB

Jayson talks about Albert Pujols winning the NL MVP Award and explains why the Yankees and the Braves should be the big spenders in the off-season.

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Beano Cook, CFB

Beano says the only people upset over the way the Steelers game ended are gamblers.

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Phil Dawson, Browns K

Phil discusses his 56-yard game winning FG against the Bills. Phil doesn't try to do anything differently when the distance is greater.

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Phil Jackson, Lakers Head Coach

Lakers head coach Phil Jackson reacts to the team's first loss and discusses the roles of Luke Walton and Lamar Odom.

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Pat Forde, CFB

Pat feels this weekend's game between Oklahoma and Texas Tech is going to be a ping-pong match. Texas Tech may get beat, but they won't lay an egg.

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Kirk Herbstreit, CFB

Kirk thinks this is the week that Oklahoma is going to play the "we don't get any respect" card, and they'll beat Texas Tech.

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Cris Carter, NFL

Cris thinks the Jets are the best team in the AFC. In the NFC, it can't be anyone but the Giants.

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Wyc Grousbeck, Celtics Owner

Wyc says the best thing about owning an NBA team is winning a championship. Wyc walks down the street and people thank him, which he wasn't used to.

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Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR

Jimmie doesn't have a number of championships that he wants to win before he retires.

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Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe takes us to the NFL, NASCAR and college football.

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Eric Allen, NFL

Eric says the Cowboys have a possibility to make the playoffs and the Giants are the best team in football.

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Trent Dilfer, NFL

Trent recaps the Sunday in the NFL. Trent discusses overtime, Cowboys-Redskins and the Cardinals.

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Carl's Lock

Carl makes his latest Stone Cold Lock of the Century of the Week.

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Lester Munson

Lester Munson compares Mark Cuban's insider trading situation to the case that sent Martha Stewart to prison.

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Chris Johnson, Titans RB

Chris says the Titans made halftime adjustments and were able to come out and throw against the Jaguars and end up getting the win.

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Jeff Reed, Steelers K

Jeff didn't exactly enjoy kicking in the snow and mud, but he was happy his FG gave the NFL its first 11-10 score.

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Antonio Bryant, Buccaneers WR

Antonio joins us after the Bucs' win over the Vikings.

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DeAngelo Williams, Panthers RB

DeAngelo had 120 yards rushing and 2 TDs in the Panthers' win over the Lions.

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A.J. Hawk, Packers LB

A.J. had 7 tackles in the Packers' big win over the Bears.

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Pierre Thomas, Saints RB

Pierre had 144 yards of total offense, helping the Saints beat the Chiefs 30-20.

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Aaron Ross, Giants CB

Aaron had six tackles and two INTs, one of which he returned 50 yards for a TD, helping the Giants beat the Ravens 30-10.

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Dallas Clark, Colts TE

Dallas had five catches for 44 yards on the day, as the Colts continued their dominance over the Texans, 33-27.

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Spencer Larsen, Broncos FB/LB

Spencer started both at FB and at LB for the Broncos today and recorded seven tackles, helping the Broncos to a 24-20 win over the Falcons.

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Dan Carpenter, Dolphins K

Dan connects on a 38-yard FG with 43 seconds left, giving the Dolphins a 17-15 win over the Raiders.

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Monday Morning QB

Greeny and Golic discuss why the winners won and losers lost on Sunday in the NFL.

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Controversial Call

Mike and Mike don't think anything fishy was going on at the end of the Steelers-Chargers game, but the listeners disagree.

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NFL Ties

Greeny and Golic discuss the tie between the Eagles and Bengals and Donovan McNabb's comments after the game, claiming he wasn't aware ties were possible in the NFL. Mike Ditka and Cris Carter also share their thoughts on the situation.

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Mike Ditka, NFL

Coach hates the fact that NFL games can end in a tie and he isn't shy about letting the guys know. Coach also takes on the rest of the league and shares his thoughts.

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Cris Carter, NFL

Cris takes us around the NFL and shares his thoughts on the NFL in Week 11. The Titans are better now than when the season started and the Colts could be scary come playoff time.

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Dick Vitale

Dick Vitale says he's outraged by the firing of Barry Melrose less than 20 games into the NHL season. Dick also tells the guys why he thinks a playoff is viable in college football.

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Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR

Jimmie Johnson tells the guys how his strategy changes when he doesn't have to win a race, how many championships he hopes to win and what effect the economy will have on NASCAR.

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Bruce Feldman, CFB

In a week where not much is expected, Feldman says something crazy will occur. He talks about Nick Saban's message to Alabama and looks ahead to Texas Tech-OU.

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Mike Bibby, Hawks

Bibby considers the Hawks his team since he has the most experience. Atlanta is proud of its effort in Boston. He credits several young players with upside.

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Cliff Lee, Indians/AL Cy Young

AL Cy Young winner Cliff Lee says it's just beginning to sink in that he's won the award and tries to explain his success.

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David Stern, NBA Commish

Stern's 25th anniversary as NBA Commissioner is on Super Bowl Sunday. He thinks the hurting economy will soon hurt gate revenue. He also talks Knicks and officiating.

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"I Select It, You Reject It"

Colin makes his picks for Week 11 in the NFL. Which game is he most wrong about?

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Wheel of Genius

Colin spins the Wheel of Genius and makes his picks for the upcoming college football weekend.

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Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe takes us to Dallas (Jerry Jones' comments), New England (Jets-Pats) and MLB (start of free agency).

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Jets-Pats Reaction

Colin says Brett Favre makes all the different for the Jets this season and marvels at the play of Matt Cassel and the coaching job of Bill Belichick.

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Mel Kiper Jr.

Mel Kiper Jr. discusses whether NFL teams will be interested in Matt Cassel next season and updates the college football scene.

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Lead Pipe Locks

Greeny and Golic deliver the weekly Stone Cold Lead Pipe Locks for Week 11 in the NFL.

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NFL Picks

Greeny and Golic pick every game for the Week 11 NFL Sunday.

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Ron Jaworski, NFL

Ron Jaworski says Jets-Patriots was a "beautiful football game" and both QBs played very well. What does the future hold for Matt Cassel after this season?

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Tony Dungy, Colts Head Coach

Colts head coach Tony Dungy reacts to the thrilling Jets-Pats game and explains why New England's loss helps his team.

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Jack Rel Rio, Jags Head Coach

Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio is nervous because Greeny is picking his team to beat the Titans. He talks about Jacksonville's up and down season and explains what makes Tennessee so good.

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Dustin Keller, Jets TE

Jets TE Dustin Keller talks about how New York was able to get it done in overtime, how much the win means to the tean and what Brett Favre is like in the huddle.

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Peter Gammons, MLB

Peter was surprised that Cliff Lee dominated the AL Cy Young voting. He's a deserving winner, but it should have been closer than it was. Blue Jays pitcher Roy Halladay should have received more first-place votes.

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Jeremy Green, ESPN Scouts Inc.

Jeremy talks about Ravens-Giants, Joe Flacco's development, Tony Romo's return for Dallas and Jets-Patriots.

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Chevis Jackson, Falcons CB

Chevis is one of the reasons the Falcons are 6-3. He talks about his TD last weekend, the team's new attitude and how the SEC prepared him for the NFL.

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Mel Kiper Jr., Football Guru

Kiper believes we could see an upset this weekend because no one thinks there will be any good games. Plus, updates on coaching vacancies.

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Matt Hayes, Sporting News

Something crazy always happens when you least expect it, like this weekend in college football, Matt says. He thinks Alabama could get upset.

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Davis Love III, PGA Tour

With an exemption to play whenever he wants, Davis Love's goal is to be the oldest player to win a PGA Tournament.

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Ted Ginn Jr., Dolphins WR

Ted says this year hasn't been easier for him, but he has things figured out now. He mentions that you have to let the game come to you.

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Carlos Boozer, Utah Jazz

The Jazz are off to a good start because everyone stepped up in Deron Williams' absence. Utah is focused on defense after seeing how the Celtics won last year.

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Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Coach

Boeheim doesn't think moving the three-point line back is a big deal. It may affect the women's game a little more. Plus, what does he expect in the Big East?

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Not a Star

You can hide flaws in hockey and the NFL -- but in basketball, you can't hide. There are only ten guys on the floor. No hiding allowed. Greg Oden will never been an offensive star in the NBA. Rudy Fernandez is the star in Portland -- not Greg Oden.

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Warrick Dunn, Bucs RB

Bucs RB Warrick Dunn talks about his underrated team and how he sees his role expanding as the season continues. He also shares his thoughts on his former Falcons team and Atlanta QB Matt Ryan.

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Tim Brown, NFL

Tim Brown says he likes the Titans because great defense wins in the NFL and helps Colin preview Jets-Patriots.

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Jalen Rose, NBA

Jalen Rose says Greg Oden needs to focus on defense and rebounding. Right now Oden is more Bill Russell than Sam Bowie, but he could end up being like Ben Wallace.

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Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe takes us to NFL (injuries), Boston (Celtics win, Pats-Jets) and Miami (Greg Oden debut).

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Marcellus Wiley, NFL

Marcellus joins Greeny and Golic to talk Jets-Patriots and break down some other big games in Week 11 of the NFL season. He also updates the health of both the Cowboys and Redskins.

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Jimmy Johnson, NFL

Jimmy Johnson previews Patriots-Jets, tells us how he'd handle the Ben Roethlisberger injury and lets us know whether he's in favor of a playoff system in college football.

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Scott Zolak, Former Patriots QB

Now a member of the Patriots Rock Radio Network, Zolak talks about Ty Law, Matt Cassel's development and a player's perspective on Patriots vs. Jets.

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Bruce Feldman, CFB

Feldman has the latest on Clemson's search for a head coach, Charlie Weis' future with Notre Dame and the "perfect storm" BCS mess.

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John Clayton, ESPN.com NFL

Clayton previews the Patriots vs. Jets game on Thursday, updates Big Ben's status and is surprised by the latest in Oakland. He talks about Week 11.

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Mark Schlereth, ESPN NFL

Mark talks about the mental grind of an NFL season. November is the dog days. He thinks the Jets have a good chance to beat the Patriots.

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Trevor Matich, College GameDay

Trevor talks about the ongoing situation at Notre Dame. The problem could be Charlie Weis' $20M buyout, but he deserves a few more years in South Bend.

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Keith Kidd, ESPN.com

Kidd talks about how the Patriots have filled their holes in the depth chart through the years. New England has been elite thanks to Bill Belichick's system.

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Brett Yormark, Nets President and CEO

Nets President and CEO Brett Yormark explains a new unemployment program designed to help their fans find jobs.

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Kenny Mayne

Kenny Mayne and SVP preview Kenny's new Internet show, "Mayne Street" and talk about a tough year for sports in Washington.

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Anquan Boldin, Cardinals WR

Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin says his team is playing better this season because of the way they've been practicing.

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Michael Wilbon, PTI

Michael is a crusader for a college football playoff. Michael thinks it would be so much better for the sport.

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Gene Wojciechowski, CFB

Gene says there's a double standard when it comes to minority coaches in college football. If they don't succeed early on in their career, their future in coaching is impacted more than others.

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Ron Jaworski, NFL

Ron has been really impressed with Madison Hedgecock, who is the unsung hero for the Giants. Jaws feels that the Chiefs have found their quarterback in Tyler Thigpen.

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Seth Davis, CBB

Seth previews the college basketball season and talks about the impact of the new three-point line.

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Chris Mortensen, NFL

Chris Mortensen tells us just how bad Mike Martz's mistakes were on Monday, previews the Jets-Patriots game, and tells us why the Cowboys aren't out of the woods even with a Romo return.

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Beano Cook, CFB

Beano says Colin was right -- Notre Dame is not as good as Beano said they were going to be.

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Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth, NFL

Trey and Mark discuss the upcoming week of football, including Jets-Patriots and Cowboys-Redskins.

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Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe takes us to San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and college football.

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Jimmy Johnson, NFL

Jimmy weighs in on Colin's plan to take the Thanksgiving Day game away from the Lions and what's wrong with the Cowboys.

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Kirk Herbstreit, CFB

Kirk Herbstreit tells us why there will never be a playoff in college football. Kirk also tells us if Oklahoma has any shot to stop that Texas Tech offense.

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Steve Phillips, MLB

Steve Phillips says Tim Lincecum is a very deserving Cy Young winner.

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Amani Toomer, Giants WR

Giants WR Amani Toomer talks about the win over the Philadelphia Eagles as his team improves to 8-1.

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Jeff Van Gundy, NBA

Jeff Van Gundy discusses the undefeated Lakers. Just how good is Los Angeles?

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Peter King, SI

Sports Illustrated's Peter King breaks down the Cardinals' win over the 49ers and discusses the Patriots' season so far.

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Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe covers the Cardinals' Monday night win, the Jets signing Ty Law and Matt Holliday heading to Oakland.

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Selling The Cardinals

Colin's just not buying the Cardinals. They'll make the playoffs, but get shelled when they head north or east for a playoff game.

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Trey Wingo, NFL

Trey wants to believe in the Cardinals, but he doesn't think they're great. The 49ers did all they could to hand this game to Arizona. The 49ers' coaching staff had a serious meltdown.

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Beano Cook, CFB

Beano explains why Penn State dropped so far after losing to Iowa. Beano believes his beloved Steelers will not make the playoffs this year.

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Darnell Dockett, Cardinals DT

Darnell breaks down the final few plays that sealed the win for the Cardinals. Arizona was not surprised that the 49ers tried to run on that final play.

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Kenny Mayne, Mayne Street

Kenny Mayne joins Greeny and Golic to discuss his new Internet show "Mayne Street."

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Brady Quinn, Browns

Brady Quinn tells us how he felt starting his first career game, how much sitting benefitted him, whether teammates quit last week and why Notre Dame football will be just fine.

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Jayson Stark, MLB

Jayson Stark predicts all of the baseball awards to be given out throughout this week. Despite his best efforts, Greeny can't get Jayson to buy into his CC Sabathia for MVP argument.

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John Clayton, NFL

John Clayton gives his reactions from the Monday Night game, tells us whether Kurt Warner will win the MVP, updates us on injuries around the league and tells us just how bad the Detroit Lions are.

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Kordell and Jamal, NFL

The guys tell us what happened at the end of the Monday night game, whether the Jets can knock off the Patriots and why the Titans and Giants are playing so well right now.

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Kurt Warner, Cardinals QB

Kurt is feeling good both mentally and physically and thinks he's the sharpest he has ever been.

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Mike Leach, Texas Tech Head Coach

Texas Tech head coach Mike Leach says things are fun right now for the undefeated Red Raiders.

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Pat Forde, CFB

Pat says there's no doubt that Alabama is the best road team in college football. Pat is happy that Penn State lost because he the two best teams in the two best conferences will get to fight it out for the title.

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Spanning the Globe

Spanning the Globe reacts to the Patriots win over the Bills, another win for Matt Ryan and the Falcons and the Dolphins' winning streak.

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Mike Tirico, NFL

Mike says the Cardinals have to win tonight. If they do, they'll have their division locked up and be tied for the fourth-best record in the NFL.

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John Abraham, Falcons DT

John says this season is the total opposite of last season because the guys are having fun. John had his doubts when Matt Ryan was chosen to be the starting QB, but he doesn't doubt him anymore.

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Cris Carter, NFL

Cris thinks it's clear that the Titans and the Giants are the two best teams in the NFL.

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Jesse Palmer, CFB

Jesse Palmer agrees with Colin -- the Giants and Gators are the two least flawed teams in football right now.

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Monday Morning QB

Greeny and Golic discuss why the winners won and losers lost on Sunday in the NFL.

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Mike Ditka, NFL

Mike Ditka gives us his thoughts on Colts-Steelers, the Giants and Titans being the best teams in their conferences and how Tom Coughlin is doing such a good job motivating the Giants.

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Cris Carter, NFL

Cris Carter tells us his thoughts on the Colts-Steelers game, why two of three interceptions weren't Big Ben's fault as well as his thoughts on the rest of the action on Sunday.

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Dick Vitale

Dick Vitale offers his thoughts on the BCS, Notre Dame and Chris Paul. Plus, is LeBron James becoming the greatest of all time?

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Todd Blackledge, CFB

Todd Blackledge tells us why Penn State didn't lose their game on a last-second field goal, why he doesn't favor a playoff system for college football and which teams still have a shot at a national title.

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Scott's Winners

Scott picks his weekly winners. This is for entertainment purposes only!