Wednesday’s Podcast of Calling All Sports with Roc and Manuch presented by 1-800-LAWYERS

Posted on September 8, 2010 by CJ Boyle

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Segment 1: Set the stage for the show

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Segment 2: Dr William Bohnert from Scottsdale Health Care discusses Prostate Check Month at Scottsdale Healthcare

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Segment 3: Former Dallas Cowboy Dale Hellestrae discusses the Cardinals and the situation with Matt Leinart

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Segment 4: Steve Dahlby discusses Corey Pavin’s picks for the Ryder Cup

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Segment 5: The Loser of the Day

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Segment 6: Police Blotter presented by 1-800-LAWYERS

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Segment 7: Yahoo! Sports National NFL Writer Jason Cole discusses the whole Reggie Bush situation

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Segment 8: The Insight Bowl College Football Blitz

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Segment 9: Top 5 at 5

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Segment 10: Former Cardinals WR Frank Sanders catches up on what he is has been up to since leaving Football.

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1 Segment 11: Hall of Famer Mike Haynes discusses Football and Prostate cancer research

Loser of the Day: You Won’t Believe An Excuse To Get Out Of A Speeding Ticket

Posted on September 8, 2010 by CJ Boyle

It wasn’t a hoary chestnut along the lines of “I spilled coffee in my lap” or “My wife’s having a baby.” In fact, Naperville police say the excuse Lucas S. Wright offered as to why he was driving at 100 mph was one they hadn’t heard before.

Wright, 24, was stopped about 7 p.m. Wednesday as he allegedly zoomed along on West 75th Street, where the speed limit is posted at 50 mph. And just what, according to police Sgt. Lee Martin, did Wright have to say for himself?

“He said he’d just gotten his car washed and he was trying to dry it off.”

Wright could soon be telling that to a judge in DuPage County Circuit Court in Wheaton, where he will answer a misdemeanor charge of speeding 40 mph or more over the posted limit.

Police officer Jason Stubler was on duty that evening and monitoring westbound traffic on 75th Street as Wright’s gray 2006 Honda Accord approached Book Road from Rickert Drive, Martin said Thursday. Stubler’s radar indicated Wright was traveling at 100 mph, he said.

There is at least one freestanding car wash near 75th Street and Rickert Drive, as well as several automatic, drive-through washes at nearby service stations.

Stubler, upon closer inspection, discovered “the car was wet, so Wright did have it washed,” Martin said. “And just in time to get it towed” and temporarily impounded by police, he added wryly.

Wright lives on the 800 block of Beaumont Drive, in the Brittany Springs Apartments in far west-central Naperville. He is free on bail and awaiting arraignment.

Source: Naperville Sun

Wednesday’s Podcast of Kevin McCabe and Friends presented by The Law Offices of Lerner and Rowe

Posted on September 8, 2010 by CJ Boyle

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Dave Silver: KGUN 9 Sports Director in Tucson

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Scooter Molander Brophy Head Coach and FS Arizona’s Todd Walsh

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Darren Urban: AzCardinals.com