Thank You To The Fans of The Chris Treece Show

Thank you to all of the fans of The Chris Treece Show for an AMAZING 2010 and I am looking forward to an AWESOME 2011.  Thanks for listening and Thanks for all of the support!!  Thanks for making The Chris Treece Show “THE HOTTEST SHOW ON THE INTERNET”

Bob Beaudine on The Chris Treece Show January 31, 2011

Please Join The Chris Treece Show on January 31, 2011 at 12PM EST as my guest will be The Power of Who Author and Eastman & Beaudine CEO Bob Beaudine. Call in number is 347-633-9495. www.blogtalkradio.com/Chris-Treece Bob Beaudine, CEO of Eastman & Beaudine, manages the nations leading executive search firm in sports and entertainment. Bob has helped shape the leadership teams of some of the worlds most innovative and dynamic businesses- NBA, Major League Baseball, Hockey, Tennis, Rodeo, PGATOUR, Arena Football, US Olympics, NASCAR, Horse Racing, and Ultimate Fighting Championships. He has interviewed & coached Senators, Governors, Generals, CEOs, University Presidents, Top Athletic Coaches and Studio Presidents. Bob also works with major college athletic programs and has placed 33 Athletic Directors at major universities across the country as well as 24 Head Coaches in Football and Basketball. Bobs leadership also extends into the local community. He recently served as Chairman of the Doak Walker National Running Back Award. He is on the Board of SMUs Cox School of Business. He is a graduate (1977) of Southern Methodist University with a bachelor of business administration degree.

The Power of Who Author and Eastman & Beaudine CEO Bob Beaudine on The Chris Treece Show

Please Join The Chris Treece Show on January 31, 2011 at 12PM EST as my guest will be “The Power of Who Author and Eastman & Beaudine CEO Bob Beaudine.  Call in number is 347-633-9495. www.blogtalkradio.com/Chris-Treece

Bob Beaudine, CEO of Eastman & Beaudine, manages the nation’s leading executive search firm in sports and entertainment. Bob has helped shape the leadership teams of some of the world’s most innovative and dynamic businesses- NBA, Major League Baseball, Hockey, Tennis, Rodeo, PGATOUR, Arena Football, US Olympics, NASCAR, Horse Racing, and Ultimate Fighting Championships. He has interviewed & coached Senators, Governors, Generals, CEO’s, University Presidents, Top Athletic Coaches and Studio Presidents. Bob also works with major college athletic programs and has placed 33 Athletic Directors at major universities across the country as well as 24 Head Coaches in Football and Basketball. Bob’s leadership also extends into the local community. He recently served as Chairman of the “Doak Walker National Running Back Award”. He is on the Board of SMU’s Cox School of Business. He is a graduate (1977) of Southern Methodist University with a bachelor of business administration degree.

Super Bowl XLV Preview with Vince Moore On The Chris Treece Show

Please join The Chris Treece Show Friday, January 28, 2011 as my Co-Host will be former University of Tennessee and New England Patriot Wide Reciever Vince Moore.  Show starts at 12 PM EST.  The call in number is 347-633-9495.  www.blogtalkradio.com/chris-treece 

Super Bowl XLV will be the 45th annual edition of the Super Bowl in American football, and the 41st annual championship game of the modern-era National Football League (NFL). The game, to be played on February 6, 2011, will pit the AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers against the NFC champion Green Bay Packers to decide the NFL champion for the 2010 season. The game will be held at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, the first time that the Super Bowl will be held in the Dallas – Fort Worth area; and the third time it will be held in Texas (Houston was the host city to Super Bowls VIII and XXXVIII). Kickoff time is approximately 5:25pm CST (UTC-06). This will be the eighth appearance in the Super Bowl for the Steelers (who hold the record with 6 Super Bowl wins) and the fifth for the Packers (who hold the record with 12 overall NFL titles, including 3 Super Bowl wins and 9 league titles prior to the Super Bowl-era).

The Packers are three point favorites, making this the first Super Bowl the Steelers were underdogs in since Super Bowl XXX. In all four previous Super Bowls that Green Bay played in, they were also favored to win. The Steelers and Packers did not play each other this season. The last time the two teams met was December 20, 2009, when the Steelers defeated the Packers 37–36 at Heinz Field. That game was marked by four lead changes in the fourth quarter and a game-winning touchdown pass from Ben Roethlisberger to Mike Wallace as time expired.

100th Episode Of The Chris Treece Show with Linda Lord

Today will be the 100th episode of The Chris Treece Show on the Blogtalk Radio Network. It has been along two years for the show to develop but through it all it has been and will continue to be the “HOTTEST SHOW ON THE INTERNET” There is not another show like it to date. I am very honored to have had the priveledge to interview the Best of the Best on my show. For that I am forever grateful. Thank you to all of the fans and thank you to all of the guests for the years of support. I am very blessed for this opportunity to bring you great content for the past 100 shows. I hope you have enjoyed and I trust that you will continue to enjoy what The Chris Treece Show brings to the table. SOLID CONTENT FOR THE FANS!!!!!

St. Louis Rams Defensive End Leonard Little on The Chris Treece Show

Please Join The Chris Treece Show on September 3, 2010 at 11 am CST as my guest will be St Louis Rams Defensive End Leonard Little.   Call in number is 347-633-9495.  www.blogtalkradio.com/Chris-Treece

The St. Louis Rams picked Leonard Little as the 4th pick in the 3rd round of the 1998 NFL Draft, the 65th overall pick. Little began his NFL career as a linebacker, donning uniform number 57.  Little played three seasons at University of Tennessee, where he started every game at middle linebacker during his senior season, leading the team in tackles (87) and sacks (8.5). He was First-team All-America and First-team All-Southeastern Conference in his senior season. He appeared in the first seven games of his junior season at defensive end, tallying 33 tackles, 8.5 sacks, and five tackles for losses, also blocking one field goal and forcing four fumbles. As a sophomore, he started every game at left defensive end and recorded 62 tackles and a career-high eleven sacks.

Bill Duff of The History Channel’s “Human Weapon” on The Chris Treece Show

Please Join The Chris Treece Show on July 16th, 2010 at 1PM  EST as my guest will be ”The Human Weapon” Co-Host Bill Duff of The History Channel.  Call in number is 347-633-9495. www.blogtalkradio.com/Chris-Treece

Bill Duff is a former National Football League, NFL Europe, and Arena Football League defensive tackle, and co-host of Human Weapon on the History Channel.
Duff has stated that he holds a brown belt in Tang Soo Do, a Korean martial art he refers to as “Korean Street Fighting”. Duff was the co-captain of the 1997 Tennessee Volunteers, and played for the Cleveland Browns in their expansion year 1999-2000. He started for the Orlando Rage in the XFL and played in 2002 for the Berlin Thunder of NFL Europe. He later played in the Arena Football League for the Indiana Firebirds and Columbus Destroyers.

Meet The New Tennessee Vols Head Coach Derek Dooley

Derek Dooley has the Southern accent, the coaching pedigree and is doing his best to reassure Tennessee fans their new coach appreciates where he’s now working.

“How can you ask for anything more than the University of Tennessee?” Dooley said Friday.

The son of Georgia legend Vince Dooley was introduced as the Vols’ second new head coach in 14 months, replacing Lane Kiffin days after he bolted for Southern California. Among his first challenges will be reassuring fans and players that he wants to be at Tennessee.

“The times of worrying about what happened is over,” Dooley said.

Dooley talked about how he learned early that Tennessee represented the essence of college football, and remembers watching the weekly television shows of former coaches Johnny Majors and Phillip Fulmer. He also promised he will not try to sell Tennessee in a sound bite, perhaps taking a shot at Kiffin, who was reprimanded by the Southeastern Conference for brash comments.  

“Everything we’re going to do is going to be done with a foundation of integrity with every aspect of the program,” Dooley said. “We’re going to represent this institution with class on and off the field.”

Dooley was offered the job late Friday afternoon, resigned as coach and athletic director of Louisiana Tech, and flew into Knoxville for the late news conference. He brings along a son with a name popular in Tennessee — Peyton — just like Kiffin, who named his young son Knox after taking the Vols’ job in December 2008.

“I am finally happy to be in a state where Peyton will be well received,” Dooley said of his 8-year-old son, whose name conjures memories of Vols’ star four-time NFL MVP Peyton Manning.

Like his predecessor, Dooley comes with a short head coaching resume.

He went 17-20 in three seasons at Louisiana Tech and was the only coach in major college football to also serve as the athletic director. He holds a law degree and previously worked for several years under Nick Saban at LSU and with the Miami Dolphins.

Tennessee athletic director Mike Hamilton said Dooley agreed that coaching the Vols is a destination job. He praised him for a five-year tutelage under Saban and for helping the current Alabama coach land two No. 1 recruiting classes at LSU.  “I’ve talked to a number of folks over the past 24 hours,” Hamilton said. “He’s been described as very intelligent, intense, disciplined, hard-nosed, a tenacious recruiter, a family guy and extremely well-organized.”

The Volunteers introduced him three nights after Kiffin abruptly quit, bolting to USC only 14 months into his tenure with the Vols. Dooley was hired from a list of candidates believed to include Texas defensive coordinator Will Muschamp, Air Force coach Troy Calhoun, Duke coach David Cutcliffe and Utah coach Kyle Whittingham.

Dooley’s limited head coaching experience — like Kiffin, whose only head coaching stint had been a brief, bad one with the Oakland Raiders — makes him a risky pick. But the new coach’s uncle, former North Carolina and Virginia Tech coach Bill Dooley, voiced his support.

“He’ll do well anywhere he goes, and at Tennessee, he would do very well,” Bill Dooley said in a phone interview from his home in Wilmington, N.C. “When you get a law degree, it gives you a little notch up. He’s got his feet on the ground. He’s levelheaded.

Dooley’s father coached at rival Georgia from 1964-88 and won the 1980 national title. He did not return a call to his cell phone seeking comment, but his son said his father is excited.

Derek Dooley worked as LSU’s recruiting coordinator and tight ends coach from 2000 through 2003′s signing day, landing classes rated No. 1 in 2001 and ’03. He coached LSU’s running backs and special teams in 2003-04.

He followed Saban to the Dolphins as tight ends coach in 2005 before leaving for Louisiana Tech in December 2006.

Dooley was a receiver in college at Virginia. After earning his law degree from Georgia, he worked as an attorney for two years before starting his coaching career at Georgia in 1996 as a graduate assistant. He also worked as assistant recruiting coordinator at SMU from 1997-99 until being hired by Saban.

He went to Louisiana Tech in December 2006 as one of the youngest coaches in the Football Bowl Subdivision and added the athletic director title in March 2008.

Dooley led the Bulldogs to their first bowl victory in more than three decades, beating Northern Illinois in the 2008 Independence Bowl.

“We are grateful for the contributions that Derek made to Louisiana Tech Athletics and we wish him luck in his new position,” Louisiana Tech President Dan Reneau said.

Louisiana Tech has appointed offensive coordinator Frank Scelfo to be its interim football coach and formed a committee to find a full-time replacement for Dooley.

Talking Football on The Chris Treece Show with Vince Moore

Vince Moore and I will break down the BCS National Championship game between Alabama and Texas.  Alabama won it’s first National Championship since 1992.  This is the 4 BCS Championship for the Powerful SEC.