Posted By Glenn S. Moore on Sunday, August 8th, 2010, 12:40 pm
When wide receiver Terrell Owens signed with the Cincinnati Bengals in July, the first thing that comes to most football fans minds are how good will the duo of Owens and Chad Ochocinco be? Can they keep their egos in check? Can Carson Palmer spread the ball around to keep both happy?
Cleveland Browns cornerback Brandon McDonald had another opinion on T.O. signing with the Bengals, which you can read below:
Tell us how you really feel Brandon.
Well, I had the chance Sunday morning to ask Owens about the McDonald comment and just overall players running their mouths on Twitter. This is what he had to say:
We all know that Owens knows who McDonald is. And you can say Owens it taking the high road in this one, but not without at least throwing one little jab at McDonald.
The Browns play the Bengals twice (October 3 and December 19). I’m sure there will be some trash-talking leading up to the game, but in all honestly, who wants to be compared to Ronald McDonald?
Posted By Glenn S. Moore on Sunday, December 6th, 2009, 9:10 am
Oh boy. If NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell thought Chad Ochocinco’s name changing days were over, he has another thing coming.
Ochocinco announced on his live USTREAM broadcast Sunday morning that he will be legally changing his last name to “Hachi Go” next season.
“Hachi Go” is Japanese for 8 - 5.
While cooking breakfast, only six hours before his Cincinnati Bengals took on the Detroit Lions, he held up a custom made Cincinnati Bengals jersey with “Hachi Go” on the back.
“I’m not sure how Mr. Goodell is going to take it,” Ochocinco said as he held up the jersey.
But why “Hachi Go”?
A Japanese film crew was in town a couple weeks ago to do a piece on the Bengals for a NFL show over there. They said all NFL fans in Japan know who Chad Ochocinco is and they seriously made a proposal to Chad to change his last name to “Hachi Go”.
“Some fans of mine that are Japanese said I should change my last name to ‘Hachi Go’.”
He legally changed his name to Chad Javon Ochocinco on August 29, 2008. The Cincinnati Bengals decided to allow him to have it on the back of his jersey, though Ochocinco continued to wear his old “C. Johnson” jersey during the 2008 football season, due to contractual obligations with Reebok. He has played with “Ochocinco” on the back of his jersey since the 2009 preseason. He wanted it to read “Ocho Cinco” but the NFL will only allow his legal name as spelled on his name change paperwork.
In between the talk of Ohio State football, the Cleveland Browns, and Taylor Swift (yes, Taylor Swift), we had a really interesting interview with former NFL DT JOHN THORNTON. He played for the Titans and Bengals, and we talked about his career (which is NOT over), his business, JockBiz.com, and his view on new sports media. Then we had CHRIS KONING & MATT RUSNAK from KeepBronBron.com, a website devoted to keeping LeBron James here in Cleveland. They gave us some free t-shirts and discussed the story behind the site. So go check out the site.
Glenn revealed his “2009 College Football Tour”, as he will be covering a game nearly every week. Which means Brock will have to hold down the fort.
Also, check our our exclusive interview with Illinois Head Football Coach, RON ZOOK, which can only be heard at thedugoutsportsshow.com.
Posted By Glenn S. Moore on Saturday, August 29th, 2009, 9:17 am
John Thornton, former NFL Defensive Tackle for the Tennessee Titans and Cincinnati Bengals was on our August 29th show, discussing his career, his outlook for the 2009 Bengals, his business endeavors, and most importantly, his involvement online and how new social media has changed the business. If you are interested in “Sports Media 360″, this is a must listen interview.
Posted By Glenn S. Moore on Friday, July 31st, 2009, 10:08 am
The Dugout Sports Show with Glenn and Brock made their first apperance on “SportsTalk Cleveland” and started with a bang! We had Willie Anderson, former OT for the Bengals and Ravens come on the show. He talked about his the NFL today, his playing days, and also FatBurger! Matt Iseman then graced his presence on the show, and brought a lighter side to come current sports stories. Very funny guy and we look forward to having him in studio later on in the fall.
Posted By Glenn S. Moore on Sunday, July 26th, 2009, 6:27 pm
4-time NFL Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle, Willie Anderson came on our show on July 25th, as he was our first guest interview while broadcasting on SportsTalk Cleveland, our new home. We discussed everything from Twitter to Fatburger to his playing days. We really enjoyed having him on our show and hope he can come back.
John Thornton, former NFL Defensive Tackle for the Tennessee Titans and Cincinnati Bengals was on our August 29th show, discussing his career, his outlook for the 2009 Bengals, his business endeavors, and most importantly, his involvement online and how new social media has changed the business. If you are interested in 
4-time NFL Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle, Willie Anderson came on our show on July 25th, as he was our first guest interview while broadcasting on SportsTalk Cleveland, our new home. We discussed everything from Twitter to Fatburger to his playing days. We really enjoyed having him on our show and hope he can come back.
