I will appear on Rotowire’s BlogTalkRadio at 1230p with friend of the site Jeff Erickson.

Huss may call in to to talk about the industry, then leaving the game analysis to me.

You can call in to the show at 347-202-0765 – lots of good live fantasy talk on BTR.

Jeff Erickson, the Senior Editor of RotoWire.com and former host of Fantasy Focus on XM Satellite Radio takes his show to Blog Talk Radio in 2009. He discusses fantasy baseball too from a wide variety of angles, talking with the major forces within the industry, and we’ll also interact with you the listener.

If you are able to tune in, Vince Mullins will be a guest on the Sports Fix with Matt McCluskeyon ESPN 1410 WNER.   He is slated to talk around 5:40PM Monday about the upcoming fantasy college football season.   Don’t worry, if you aren’t in the upstate New York area, we will produce a podcast to catch as later time.

Much like other son’s of football QB legends, Nick Montana will have to fight hard to get out from under the shadow. The headline for this article, much like the other ones out there, don’t mention him by his name- they only refer to the son of Joe Montana.  That my friends, is a lot of pressure.  

Some son’s have advanced past that pressure and succeeded in the NFL, such as the Manning brothers.   Or grinded out a career in the NFL such as Brian Griese.  Others have decided the weight of their father’s shoulder pads were a bit heavy, a la Jack Elway. However,  Nick Montana will have a chance to jump start the next chapter of Huskie football under new Head Coach Steve Sarkisian.  Many Washington faithful are hoping that Sarkisian brought some of that magic QB dust from the USC cupboards and will splash a heavy dose of it on Nick Montana.   This is finally Nick’s chance to be a star and create a name for himself.  

From a fantasy standpoint, don’t expect worthwhile stats till his second year under center.  Those in dynasty leagues (hey Vince…hint hint for your draft in the NCAA Project), this is an interesting pick to stash away.   

We believe Nick has made a very good decision for himself.  Imagine that…potential fame based on his own talent and not because he shares the same last name as that other Montana.

If you missed it earlier, I was a guest on the Sports Fix with Matt McCluskey on WNER Radio this afternoon and the audio is posted below.

Troy Nunes, epitome of 21st century Syracuse offense

While the local Syracuse Orange hardly represent the best of Big East fantasy college football, I can tell Matt will be a good friend of the site as he really appreciates the hobby.

We discuss the the Detroit Lions recent draft efforts, FCB’s hate-on for Mark Sanchez and the economy’s impact on the NFL.

FCB Podcast at PodOMatic