ESPN.com’s David Ching
The Baton Rouge-based sportswriter covers LSU and the SEC. We talk about not only college football, but also his fun experience in Bristol this past summer for the SEC football…
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LHSAA executive director Eddie Bonine
From select and non-select to the flooding of the LHSAA building to the “dumpster fire” comment, you don’t want to miss this show if you follow prep sports in Louisiana.
Advocate columnist Scott Rabalais
The longest-tenured guest on the show, 14 years as Sports Monday and then the past seven as Sports 225, Scott Rabalais is always a great guy to interview. The conversation…
Matt Moscona, host of AFR on 104.5 ESPN
The radio show host joins Lee mostly to talk about LSU football, but, as usual when they get together, the conversation strays in this fun half hour.
Dr. Bhrett McCabe, WAFB’s Steve Schneider
Bhrett, the former LSU pitcher, is a sports psychologist in Birmingham. He visited with Lee about the return to the real world for Olympic athletes and how Baton Rouge-area high…
Glenn Guilbeau of the Gannett News Service
The LSU beat writer joins Lee for a show that comes right in the midst of the terrible flooding, so we talk about that and also some sports because, well,…
NOLA.com’s Ron Higgins is the first guest on the historic new season of Sports 225
Higgins, the veteran sportswriter who covers LSU and the SEC for NOLA.com and the Times-Picayune, joined Lee for the first show of the 2016-17 season. And it was historic, because…
Ron Higgins kicks off the new season
After 21 years of what was first Sports Monday and then the past six as Sports 225, the show becomes 30 minutes when it airs Thursday night. Higgins, the award-winning…
Meghan O’Leary on Sports 225 after qualifying for Rio
This is the first of two segments we did after the Baton Rouge-product and her partner, Ellen Tomek, qualified for the Olympics in rowing. Theirs is a great story and…
Meghan O’Leary on Sports 225, part 2
This is the second part of our interview after Meghan and her partner, Ellen Tomek, qualified for the Rio Olympics in rowing.