Brady Quinn joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on Notre Dame football, the NFL, broadcasting, family, and the moments that still stay with him years later. The former Notre Dame quarterback, NFL quarterback, and current Fox and CBS football analyst looks back on choosing the Irish over Ohio State and Michigan, putting on the gold helmet for the first time, and what changed when Charlie Weis arrived in South Bend.

We also get into the Bush Push game against USC, Jeff Samardzija’s rare athletic ability, Darius Walker’s calm greatness, Brady’s draft-day experience with the Cleveland Browns, and the difficult reality of injuries in the NFL. Brady also opens up about transitioning into broadcasting, working on Big Noon Kickoff, raising athletic kids, and the games that still keep him thinking “what if?” Subscribe for more conversations with the biggest names and best storytellers in sports.

Timestamps: (00:00:01) - Brady Quinn joins The JustIn Time Podcast (00:01:18) - Choosing Notre Dame over Ohio State and Michigan (00:05:52) - Putting on the Notre Dame gold helmet (00:07:34) - Charlie Weis arriving from the Patriots (00:11:23) - Weis ripping into Notre Dame before becoming head coach (00:12:59) - The biggest changes under Charlie Weis (00:16:25) - The Bush Push game and USC buildup (00:17:29) - Jeff Samardzija as an elite multi-sport athlete (00:21:05) - The hype around Notre Dame vs. USC (00:22:33) - Darius Walker’s underrated Notre Dame career (00:25:16) - Brady Quinn’s strength training and durability mindset (00:27:54) - Stories about Brady’s father, “Chopper” (00:29:41) - AJ Hawk, the Fiesta Bowl, and the split jersey (00:35:08) - The athletic Quinn family (00:36:41) - Getting drafted by the Cleveland Browns (00:40:14) - Growing up a Browns fan (00:41:48) - Injuries, durability, and NFL uncertainty (00:45:12) - Transitioning from football to broadcasting (00:48:58) - Finding team camaraderie in TV (00:53:19) - Meeting his wife, Olympic gymnast Alicia Sacramone (00:56:18) - Parenting young athletes (00:57:53) - Rapid fire: stadiums, perks, and sports memories (01:04:18) - The games that still keep Brady thinking (01:07:34) - Coaching kids and the car ride home (01:09:41) - Closing thoughts with Brady Quinn

Key Topics: Brady Quinn’s Notre Dame football journey and why he chose the Irish Charlie Weis, Tom Brady, and the NFL influence on Notre Dame’s offense The Bush Push, USC rivalry, and unforgettable college football moments Jeff Samardzija, Darius Walker, and underrated Notre Dame teammates Cleveland Browns draft day, injuries, and life as an NFL quarterback Broadcasting, Big Noon Kickoff, family, parenting, and life after football

About Brady Quinn:

Brady Quinn is a former Notre Dame quarterback, NFL quarterback, and respected college football analyst for Fox and CBS Sports HQ. After starring in South Bend and being selected in the first round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns, Quinn built a career that now spans football, broadcasting, and podcasting as co-host of Two Pros and a Cup of Joe.

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Danny Kanell joins us for one of the most entertaining and revealing conversations we’ve had on the JustIn Time Podcast. From growing up in South Florida idolizing Dan Marino and Don Mattingly, to becoming the starting quarterback at Florida State and later for the New York Giants, Danny shares the behind-the-scenes stories that shaped his incredible sports journey.

We dive into what it was really like replacing Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward at Florida State during the peak of Seminoles football, battling Miami in the legendary Orange Bowl atmosphere, and navigating the pressure of being the quarterback in New York City. Danny also tells an unbelievable story about throwing passes to Randy Moss during practice at Florida State and why he still believes the Seminoles would’ve won another national championship if Moss had played that season.

Plus, stories involving Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, Michael Jordan, golf at Pebble Beach, and what separates great athletes from true legends. This episode is packed with sports history, honesty, and unforgettable moments.

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Timestamps:

(00:00:00) - Intro and reconnecting with Danny Kanell
(00:01:10) - Playing baseball with Alex Rodriguez, Johnny Damon & Todd Helton
(00:06:10) - Why baseball was Danny’s first love
(00:08:45) - Starting football late and becoming a top quarterback recruit
(00:13:20) - Arriving at Florida State and backing up Charlie Ward
(00:15:45) - Danny’s first major moments at Florida State
(00:18:35) - The evolution of Florida State’s fast-paced offense
(00:21:15) - Baseball vs football and getting drafted by MLB teams
(00:25:45) - Becoming the starting QB for the New York Giants
(00:29:20) - Imposter syndrome and learning life in the NFL
(00:34:10) - Tom Brady, athleticism, and football obsession
(00:40:20) - Hardest working teammates and NFL veterans
(00:41:30) - Taking over for Charlie Ward at Florida State
(00:47:15) - College football passion vs NFL business mentality
(00:49:40) - Getting drafted by the Yankees and Don Mattingly stories
(00:52:20) - Hanging around Derek Jeter and Yankees playoff runs
(00:56:45) - Jason Williams’ unbelievable mansion stories
(00:59:20) - Rapid fire questions begin
(01:00:00) - The legendary Randy Moss Florida State story
(01:01:50) - Best players Danny ever played with
(01:02:25) - Hardest hit Danny ever took
(01:03:55) - Most intimidating NFL defender
(01:05:40) - Dan Marino, Don Mattingly and sports idols
(01:09:15) - Meeting Michael Jordan and sports greatness
(01:11:00) - Danny’s best golf rounds and favorite courses
(01:14:40) - Closing thoughts and Florida State memories

Key Topics:

Danny Kanell’s rise from late-start football player to Florida State star quarterback
Randy Moss at Florida State and the Seminoles’ biggest “what if” story
Behind-the-scenes stories from the New York Giants and NFL life
Playing baseball with Alex Rodriguez, Johnny Damon, and Todd Helton
The difference between college football culture and NFL locker rooms
Golf stories, Michael Jordan encounters, and legendary athlete comparisons

About Danny Kanell:

Danny Kanell is a former ACC Player of the Year, Florida State Seminoles quarterback, and NFL signal caller who played for the New York Giants, Atlanta Falcons, Denver Broncos, and New York Jets. Following his playing career, Kanell became a respected college football analyst and currently co-hosts SiriusXM’s Dusty and Danny in the Morning, where he covers the biggest stories across the sport.

️ About the JustIn Time Podcast:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

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#FloridaStateFootball
#FSUSeminoles
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Christopher Gasper has covered some of the biggest moments in modern sports history, and in this episode of the Just In Time Podcast, we sit down with the longtime Boston Globe columnist to relive them all. From covering Tom Brady and Bill Belichick during the Patriots dynasty to witnessing the heartbreak of Super Bowl XLII firsthand, Gasper shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories that sports fans rarely get to hear.

We dive into what it was like covering the undefeated 2007 Patriots, the David Tyree catch, Kobe Bryant battling the Celtics in the NBA Finals, and the emotional transformation of Boston from a city defined by heartbreak into one fueled by championships. Gasper also opens up about his early days at Boston University alongside Justin Kutcher, learning from legends like Jackie MacMullan and Bob Ryan, and the pressure of writing in one of America’s most iconic sports cities.

If you love authentic sports storytelling, behind-the-scenes journalism, NFL history, NBA Finals memories, and conversations about what makes sports unforgettable, this episode is for you.

Subscribe now for more timeless sports conversations and insider stories from the biggest names in sports media.

(00:00:00) - Justin Kutcher welcomes Christopher Gasper
(00:02:00) - Growing up a Boston sports fan in the 1980s
(00:05:30) - Discovering journalism and early Boston Globe memories
(00:08:00) - WTBU days at Boston University and becoming broadcasters
(00:10:30) - Covering the Patriots dynasty as a journalist and fan
(00:12:00) - The heartbreak of Super Bowl XLII and David Tyree catch
(00:18:00) - Writing two Super Bowl leads during Patriots vs Giants
(00:21:30) - Why the 2007 Patriots are still underrated historically
(00:24:00) - Replacing Bob Ryan and joining the Boston Globe legacy
(00:30:00) - Randy Moss joining Tom Brady and changing the NFL
(00:36:30) - When the Patriots started believing in perfection
(00:40:00) - Giants vs Patriots rematch in Super Bowl XLII
(00:44:00) - Kobe Bryant, Celtics vs Lakers, and NBA Finals stories
(00:52:00) - Kevin Garnett’s intensity and the Celtics Big Three
(00:58:00) - Ray Allen’s sacrifice for championship success
(01:07:00) - Journalism ethics, sources, and breaking stories
(01:12:00) - Bill Belichick confronts Gasper over a column
(01:18:00) - Favorite athletes and games Christopher Gasper covered
(01:25:00) - Best Super Bowl party stories and NFL memories
(01:34:00) - Why the Little League World Series meant the most
(01:39:00) - Friendship, WTBU memories, and full-circle moments

Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and the Patriots dynasty
Super Bowl XLII and the David Tyree catch
Kobe Bryant vs the Boston Celtics rivalry
Boston sports history and championship culture
Journalism ethics, sports media, and covering iconic teams
Little League World Series and why sports storytelling matters

Christopher Gasper is an award-winning sports columnist for the The Boston Globe and one of the most respected voices in sports journalism. Since joining the Globe, he has covered multiple Super Bowls, NBA Finals, World Series, Olympics, and Final Fours while becoming known for his thoughtful storytelling and insider perspective on Boston sports history.

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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#BostonGlobe
#TomBrady
#PatriotsDynasty
#SuperBowlXLII
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We sit down with Mark Grudzielanek, a 15-year MLB veteran and All-Star, to unpack one of the most fascinating edges in baseball - the difference you can hear. From his early days with the Montreal Expos to playing alongside legends, Grudzielanek shares firsthand stories about facing and watching some of the greatest hitters of all time, including Vladimir Guerrero, Larry Walker, and Gary Sheffield.

This isn’t about stats or box scores. It’s about the moment a bat meets the ball and everyone on the field instantly knows the outcome. We explore what made these MLB legends different, how their presence impacted the game, and why certain players stood out even among All-Stars. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at baseball history that only someone who lived it can truly explain.

When fans debate the greatest hitters of all time, the conversation usually revolves around numbers - home runs, batting averages, OPS. But as Grudzielanek explains, there’s another layer: a sensory cue that separates elite talent from everyone else. The sound of contact becomes a signal, a split-second moment where experience tells you the play is already decided.

Across sports history - whether it’s baseball, basketball, or football - true greatness often shows up in ways that can’t be measured. Just like NBA legends or iconic playoff moments, these hitters created reactions before results. It raises a deeper question: how do we define greatness when some of its most important traits can’t be captured in data?

Mark Grudzielanek is a former MLB All-Star and 15-year veteran infielder who played for teams including the Montreal Expos, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, and St. Louis Cardinals. Known for his consistency, defensive skill, and baseball IQ, he competed alongside and against some of the greatest players in MLB history.

The JustIn Time Podcast, hosted by veteran sportscaster Justin Kutcher, dives deep into the stories, moments, and legacies that define athletes, coaches, and broadcasters. Each episode blends behind-the-scenes insights with untold stories that shaped sports history, while also exploring the human side of competition - resilience, setbacks, triumphs, and growth. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or someone who loves hearing how great moments are made, the podcast delivers thoughtful storytelling and meaningful conversations that go beyond the highlights. Learn more, explore past episodes, and connect with the community at thejustintimepodcast.com.

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In this episode of the Just In Time Podcast, we sit down with PGA Tour winner and longtime golf broadcaster Billy Kratzert for a fascinating journey through some of the greatest moments in golf history. Billy played during a remarkable era of the sport and later transitioned into broadcasting, which gave him a front row seat to legends across multiple generations.

Throughout the conversation we explore what it was like competing alongside icons such as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, as well as witnessing the rise of Tiger Woods during one of the most transformative periods in professional golf. Billy shares the unique perspective of someone who experienced both sides of the game, first as a player navigating the pressure of major championships and later as a commentator covering unforgettable moments.

We also hear incredible behind the scenes stories, including Billy’s memories of Augusta National, his early career breakthrough on the PGA Tour, and the moment he watched what he considers the greatest golf shot he has ever seen. If you love golf history and the personalities who shaped the game, this episode is packed with stories you will not want to miss.

Be sure to subscribe for more conversations with legendary athletes and the voices who helped tell their stories.

(00:00:00) Opening conversation and Billy Kratzert’s career in golf
(00:05:12) Early influences and the journey toward the PGA Tour
(00:10:34) Breaking through with his first professional victory
(00:16:05) Competing during golf’s legendary era
(00:21:27) Stories from playing alongside golf’s biggest icons
(00:27:42) The evolution of the PGA Tour and international players
(00:34:21) Seve Ballesteros and the global growth of golf
(00:39:06) Billy’s strong performances in major championships
(00:45:18) Transition from professional golfer to broadcaster
(00:50:32) Witnessing Tiger Woods transform the sport
(00:56:17) The greatest shot Billy ever saw Tiger hit
(01:03:25) The nerves of teeing off at Augusta National
(01:07:07) Billy’s greatest personal sports moment with Arnold Palmer
(01:09:12) Reflections on golf, broadcasting, and lasting friendships

Billy Kratzert’s PGA Tour career and professional breakthrough
Competing against golf legends including Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer
Behind the scenes perspective from decades of golf broadcasting
Tiger Woods’ early dominance and unforgettable highlight shots
The pressure and prestige of playing at Augusta National
Stories from the golden era of professional golf

Billy Kratzert is a former PGA Tour winner and longtime golf broadcaster who has spent decades around the game at its highest level. After a successful professional playing career that included a PGA Tour victory and multiple strong finishes in major championships, he transitioned into broadcasting where he became a respected voice covering golf for television audiences. His unique experience as both a competitor and analyst provides rare insight into the personalities and moments that have shaped modern golf.

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind the scenes stories you will not hear anywhere else.

Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

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#PGATour
#GolfPodcast
#TigerWoods
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Steve Scott joins us for an incredible conversation about one of the most famous moments in amateur golf history. Scott, the runner-up in the legendary 1996 U.S. Amateur, shares what it was like going head-to-head with a young Tiger Woods and nearly stopping one of the most historic runs in golf. Their match became part of golf lore, highlighting both the competitive fire and the honor system that defines the sport.

In this episode, we dive into Scott’s unforgettable experiences playing at Augusta National, practicing with Jack Nicklaus, and witnessing Tiger Woods transform from amateur phenomenon to global superstar almost overnight. From walking Magnolia Lane for the first time to realizing he had taken one of the greatest players in history to extra holes, Scott shares the behind-the-scenes stories that most fans have never heard. If you love golf history, legendary sports moments, and the psychology of competition, this episode is packed with unforgettable insights.

Why this story matters goes far beyond one tournament. The 1996 U.S. Amateur final represented the final chapter of Tiger Woods’ amateur career before he turned professional and began one of the most dominant runs in sports history. Scott was right there in the middle of it, experiencing the moment from inside the ropes as Tiger’s career was about to explode.

It also highlights the unique honor code of golf. In a pivotal moment during that match, Scott reminded Woods to move his ball marker back to the correct position, preventing a penalty that would have ended the match in Scott’s favor. That decision turned the moment into one of the most powerful sportsmanship stories in golf history.

️ About Steve Scott:
Steve Scott is a former elite amateur golfer best known for finishing runner-up to Tiger Woods in the legendary 1996 U.S. Amateur Championship. A University of Florida standout, Scott later competed in the Masters and has remained deeply involved in the game through golf instruction and course design.

️ About the JustIn Time Podcast:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

Timestamps

(00:00:00) – Steve Scott’s historic match against Tiger Woods
(00:05:22) – The pivotal sportsmanship moment in the U.S. Amateur
(00:12:47) – Tiger Woods turning pro and changing golf forever
(00:20:10) – Playing in the Masters as a young amateur
(00:29:15) – Watching Tiger dominate the professional game
(00:34:50) – Steve Scott’s first surreal moments at Augusta National
(00:38:29) – Jack Nicklaus teaching him how to read Augusta greens
(00:42:30) – Walking the back nine at Augusta with Nicklaus
(00:51:58) – Reconnecting with Tiger Woods years later
(00:54:25) – Steve Scott’s favorite golf courses in the world

Key Topics

Steve Scott vs Tiger Woods in the 1996 U.S. Amateur Championship
Golf’s honor system and the famous ball-marker sportsmanship moment
What it’s like playing practice rounds with Jack Nicklaus at Augusta
The transition from Tiger Woods’ amateur career to global dominance
The experience of playing in the Masters as a young amateur
The mystique of Augusta National and Magnolia Lane

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#TigerWoods
#GolfHistory
#USAmateur
#MastersTournament
#GolfPodcast
#TheJustInTimePodcast

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