Kevin Negandhi

There's been a lot of media presence for Kirby Smart this week, essentially just signifying what a big week this really is.

And so he was on one of the SportsCenters, I- it's hard to even keep m- keep track of them, with Kevin Negandhi.

You may know Negandhi as the host.

He was on, um, SportsCenter with Kevin Negandhi, and Negandhi asked him about, you know, a couple of weeks ago, what some folks have pointed out to us, "Hey, you know, Nick Saban's already trying to lay it on thick.

He's already trying to inflate Georgia to counterbalance some of the inflation of Alabama." And Kirby Smart's view on this is apparently the same as many Georgia fans.

Kirby's just simply not buying this as a compliment, I mean, taken at face value.

Mm-hmm.

And Kevin Negandhi, ESPN.

SportsCenter.

All-star cast.

Yep.

Yeah.

Absolutely, because it is SportsCenter with Kevin Negandhi.

It is.

And on this podcast, we have some great guests.

Kevin and Gandhi, Eduardo Perez, David Ross.

Let's get to it.

[audience cheering] All right, we're joined by David Ross, World Series champion twice, two times over.

[audience cheering] The Phillies played playoff baseball, game two against the Atlanta Braves in the Wild Card series, so we had to bring back-

[laughs]

... noted Phillies fan and SportsCenter anchor Kevin Negandhi.

Kevin, how you doing? How you holding up?

I love the fact that ESPN is covering the hobby a little bit more and more.

Kevin Negandhi and the SportsCenter crew met up with Jason Williams, the owner of the Cooper Flagg NBA debut patch card, to reveal the full story of how he landed what is probably the card of the year.

Watch this, and we'll be, uh, back to announce tonight's, uh, tonight's winners, as well as a little surprise.

In the sports card market, being rare is king.

[laughs] He's, he's the greatest, VGG.

Uh, as we look at this thing heading into a football Friday, we have Baldy on today and of course our buddy Kevin Negandhi.

I, I felt probably, I feel better about this team now, even with the issues on the O line, and, you know, the receiver/tight end thing is a legit concern.

But I feel better about this team now than I did two weeks ago when they started the season, because I wholly believe that the defense will be fine, that the defense will be good.

I love him.

No one's better.

Kevin Negandhi on the Xfinity Mobile Call-in Line.

Line.Hometown hero.

I'm not even talking about them.

I'm talking about the next evolution of ESPN, and one of the things they highlighted is some of the people they threw out here, Kevin Negandhi, Eduardo Perez, Malika Andrews, Richard Jefferson, Freddie Rolón, uh, one of the few Hispanics they've got anywhere in the last 10 years at the network.

Those, I'm not...

That's not football.