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Hosted by Unknown Host · Sports · EN · 563 episodes
The Afternoon Drive on ESPN Radio in Jackson, MS with Jake Wimberly is college football 365 days a year. Jake takes an analytical approach to the game - also covers the NFL, recruiting and more. From life advice, to fun topics - Jake brings you the best two hours of your day. Show can be streamed on thezone1059.com - analytics found on cfbhourglass.com
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The Jake Wimberly Podcast
Jake Wimberley interviews Brandon defensive coordinator Michael Turner during Meet the Bulldogs. Turner says he is proud of the number of players who showed up, committed to the program, and chose to be part of the team. He praises the players’ effort, togetherness, and willingness to work as Brandon prepares for the upcoming season.
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Jake Wimberley interviews Brandon High School head baseball coach Daniel Best about the unpredictable nature of baseball and the importance of getting hot at the right time. Best reflects on Brandon’s championship run, Petal’s recent title, and how confidence can spread through a lineup during the postseason. They also discuss the value of playing multiple sports instead of specializing too early. Best encourages athletes to compete year-round and explains that many top college baseball players also played football or other sports in high school. The interview closes with a discussion of Mississippi’s growing baseball talent and the increasing number of players advancing to college and professional baseball.
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Jake Wimberley interviews Brandon High School principal Jacob Ventre during Brandon Bulldog Day. Ventre discusses his move from middle-school administration into the high-school principal role and explains that his goal is to build on Brandon’s existing strengths rather than make unnecessary major changes. They also discuss the importance of guiding students during middle school, Brandon’s expanding athletic facilities, and how the school is approaching artificial intelligence in education. Ventre explains that teachers are using AI as a learning tool while still teaching students to think independently and avoid becoming dependent on it.
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Jake Wimberley interviews Rafael Esparza of MyBookie.ag about the upcoming football season and early national championship betting value. Esparza discusses the heavy attention placed on NFL preseason football, then shifts to college football’s wide-open championship race. He highlights teams such as Texas, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Oregon, Georgia, Miami, Texas Tech, Ole Miss, and BYU, explaining where bettors may find value. He also questions Clemson’s direction under Dabo Swinney, especially with LSU looming early in the season, and shares his preference for college football over the NFL.
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Jake Wimberley interviews Brandon High School head football coach and athletic director Eugene Clinton during Bulldog Day. Clinton discusses the team’s early-morning practices, the discipline required to prepare in extreme heat, and the importance of building camaraderie, structure, and strong habits beyond football. Clinton also praises senior leaders Sladen Shack and Tyson Robinson, explaining how both players have become stronger examples for their teammates. He discusses what Brandon still needs to improve before facing Warren Central, how last season’s unexpected playoff run prepared him for the head coaching role, and why assistants Justin Hunter and Michael Turner are important parts of the program’s growth.
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