Who's not talking about Penn State these days! This afternoon (Friday) at 4:35, I'll be talking with local Pittsburgh reporter Bob Dvorchak. Dvorchak's one of the author's of the most comprehensive book yet on the Penn State sex abuse scandal and he will be responding to yesterday's Fresh report
Libraries are something that we are all blessed with as Americans, and here in Shelby, we are most fortunate to have the services of the Toole County Library. Sometimes I like to say that the library building is "the building with the most stories in town"! And it doesn't even have an elevator! The Friends Of The Library will be holding their book sale this Thursday (5/3) at the white building, next to Hong Kong Chans
(UM)University of Montana President Dr. Royce Engstrom has announced that former Griz associate head coach Mick Delaney will take the reins of the Griz football program on an interim basis, and will coach the team through the 2012 season. Jean Gee has been selected as the school's interim athletic director.A Butte native, Delaney has 44 years coa
KSEN received information that Jim O'Day and Robin Pflugrad had been released as of 8:00am this morning. Apparently, the University of Montana has fired athletic director, Jim O'Day and head football coach Robin Pflugrad
We aren't able to carry ALL of the games from Westwood One for the NCAA tournament and we're not allowed to stream any of them from our traditional stream. However - we have a link for you to listen to the games
The Bible says that there is a time for everything and a season for every activity under heaven. A time to be born, a time to die. Penn State football coach Joe Paterno's time came early yesterday morning (Sunday)
The Bathroom Readers' Institute has done it again! They're out with "Uncle John's 24 Karat Gold Bathroom Reader" glittering with all-new absorbing material, proving again what makes it the best-selling bathroom-reading series in the world
I just finished reading Ex-MSU coach Joe Obrien's sobering life story, "Busted Bronco: From Addition to Redemption" and it truly was a page turner. I think I read it in two days and it actually is "one of those books you don't WANT to put down. Joe is going to join me on the Puffman Show this Friday afternoon at 4:35 and I'm more than anxious to have him on my program. Joe's the guy, who while coaching at MSU back in 2001, was arrested down in Townsend, charged with operating a ring bringing meth into Bozeman, and spending over two years in the federal slammer.
Most of you know that my middle name is "sports" and I'll be adding to that legend this afternoon (Friday) at 4:35PM when I talk with John Greenburg. Greenburg probably knows as much or more about sports as I do as he already written several book on legendary college football teams and hall of fame coaches
I don't know how many of you read the cover story in this Tuesday's Great Falls Tribune but it caught my attention. It was headlined "Convicted felon seeks redemption" and it was a lengthy article about former Montana State football assistant coach Joe O'Brien. I recall reading the Associated Press news article on the air back in 2003 when O'Brien was nabbed by a swarm of cops down in Townsend, Montana. O'Brien had been coaching at MSU at the time. I had really forgotten all about the story or whatever became of him until Tuesday's article caught my attention. Long story short...O'Brien served over two years and a quarter years (28 months) in the federal slammer for bringing an estimated 360 grams of meth into Gallatin County from a connection in California. Tribune Staff Writer Kristen Inbody points out that the exposure of the meth ring was his downfall-and perhaps his salvation from a life dominated by what he calls "The Lie". O'Brien's done his time and he's living in Great Falls these days running a construction company. I thought reporter Inbody's story was both eye opening and touching.
You could have knocked me over with a feather this morning when I reported for duty at our KSEN/K 96 studios. I perused our weekend sports schedule and noted that our sports play-by-play man was going to
I can't believe how fast this summer has come and ALMOST gone! This evening marks our first high school football game of the year and to me, the fall season brings football, cool evenings, and the wonderful smell of a bonfire in the background