Sports · ESPN, Omaha Productions, Scott Van Pelt
by ESPN, Omaha Productions, Scott Van Pelt
Scott Van Pelt, the popular SportsCenter anchor, hosts a weekly show that will include long-form interviews, commentary, and expanded takes on his "One Big Thing" segment on SportsCenter. SVP will take deep dives with guests and topics in an entertaining way that only he can. Stanford Steve, producer of SVP's SportsCenter, turned partner, will be involved, as always.
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I look forward to their college football recaps. I can’t believe how quickly the show comes out after the games on Saturday. Stanford Steve gives you the recap from Game Day and SVP gives a great overview from what he saw on TV. I love the podcast.
The Dolan Interview was outstanding! Im a parent and I coach high school basketball. I could totally relate to being wired differently and having to turn it off when I walked through the door. You guys made it sound easy. I haven’t always been successful, but I recognize how important it is.
Of all the podcasts I listen to this is the best. SVP and Stanford Steve just have great, funny conversations that make you feel like you would like to sit down and have a beer with them. Their conversations about life other than sports is just as engaging. SVP is the only person left at ESPN that I will tune in to.
They are the best duo and have a unique sense of humor. The peewee football analysis is by far the best segment and a must-listen. Looking forward to next season. They could talk zero sports and it would be just as entertaining, if not more.
I have been a listener for years and enjoyed immensely. However, since the Omaha reboot much of the original appeal is gone. You need to develop segments for listeners to anticipate. On the old pod, there was family life talk to break up the content. My 10-year-old daughter could identify with the family life. I identified with the stories of fatherhood. Flag football, swimming, beach trips and more. You could look forward to One Thing I Hate. Just like Bad Beats and Winners on tv, these segments add variety and depth. Now, it’s just an hour of monotone football conversation with SS frequently talking over SVP. When the MLB playoffs started, including both SVP and Stanford Steve’s favorite teams. Yet, baseball was relegated to a handful of minutes at the end on the O’s (and nothing on the Mets). I love football. But an hour of college and an hour of NFL monotone is largely a waste of 2 hours. Either they have overcommitted to 2 hours on top of their busy schedules or they have become lazy. The result comes across as unprepared and mailing it in. Please shorten the pod and use invest that time in making it more interesting again.
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