The Huge Show - June 21st - Full Show

Today on the show, we're talking about the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Pistons and the firing of Monty Williams, Detroit Lions, Stanley Cup Finals, and more as we were joined by some of our great guests. We kicked off the show talking about the Detroit Tigers as Brandon Day from Blessyouboys.com joined us. He and Huge talked about how poorly the Tigers have been playing, gave their thoughts on Illitch needing to spend money to make this team better, and much more. We wrapped up the hour with a "Moving Ferris Forward" interview as Huge spoke with Tara Braun, who is the Executive Director of the Office of International Education at Ferris State University. She talked with Huge about the importance of International students at FSU, talked about why they choose FSU, and much more. We started the second hour talking about the Pistons and Monty Williams as we were joined by Tim McCormick from Bally Sports Detroit. Huge and Tim both gave their opinions on Monty Williams being let go, talked about what needs to happen to turn things around, and more. We were then joined by Lomas Brown to talk about the Lions in the off-season. He told us what the vibe is like around Allen Park, they talked about their expectations for the season, and more. We ended the hour talking with Paul Woods, who is one of the voices of the Red Wings. He and Huge talked which team they like the most, gave their predictions on who wins it all, talked about where the Red Wings will be at next season, and more. In our final hour we were joined in studio by Jack Doles from Wood TV 8 and his son Tommy. Throughout the hour they talked about their relationship and their connection to the World of Sports. Tommy told us about his path from growing up, to going to the College, flirting with the NFL, going overseas to play football in France, and then ultimately joining the Army. He also wrote a book called "Gridiron Redemption" which details his journey to where he's at right now.

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