Outkick The Show with Clay Travis

Clay is live discussing ESPN's decision to replace Sage Steele on NBA Countdown in their efforts to limit political commentary from talent. Clay argues against any notion that Steele is controversial, and is in disbelief with the negative attention she has received on social media. How might the narrative be different if Steele projected liberal stances rather than conservative ones? Plus, Clay dissects how Amazon's rights to Thursday night football will be a definite game changer, and talks about Pepsi's failed commercial attempt to promote social justice.

Clay is live discussing breaking news that Tony Romo has decided to retire from football and join the broadcast team at CBS. Clay also debunks any arguments made by Romo haters that suggest the quarterback was a bust, and proves that the trajectory of Romo's career actually makes him one of the most successful players in the game. Plus, Clay shares his disappointments with the NCAA title game, and comments on ESPN's newly released political guidelines.

Clay is live with his picks for the NCAA championship game between UNC and Gonzaga. Will Roy Williams clinch his third national title? Or will Gonzaga take home the championship for the first time ever? Plus, Clay reviews WrestleMania after watching the event for the first time in decades, and discusses Lexi Thompson's controversial LPGA tournament loss after an at home viewer called out a violation that had originally gone unnoticed.

The SEC title odds are out and Clay is live breaking down the surprising numbers. Which head coaches have the potential to take their teams to the top? Plus, Clay plans on getting listeners rich with his NCAA Final Four picks, and is saving lives with his tips on how to survive a bear attack.

Clay is live analyzing Kentucky media and their influence over the UK fan base as they continue to blame John Higgins for their loss against UNC. And, Clay has the explanation to why ESPN has decided to become a left wing network. Could it all be a set up for CEO Bob Iger's presidential campaign in 2020? Plus, a story from Indonesia gives Clay yet another reason to hate snakes.

Clay is live discussing a variety of hot topics from the head coaching talent in the SEC, to Jay Cutler's nude photo on Instagram. Plus, Clay calls out Kentucky fans for refusing to accept their NCAA Tournament loss and calls out LeBron James for his flopping, tweeting, and politicking.

Clay is live recapping his public murder of Awful Announcing after the site published an article headlining a complete lie about him. Clay also talks about Kentucky's exit from the NCAA Tournament after a buzzer-beater loss to UNC. With eight years of top talent and only one national championship, is John Calipari severely overrated as a coach? Plus, the Raiders are moving to Vegas! How might this move affect the legalization of sports gambling?

Clay is live discussing NBA hot topics including the exchange of words between LeBron James and LaVar Ball, and the issues arising from top players resting during nationally televised games. Does Clay have the solution to the problem? Plus, Clay is on a roll with his NCAA Tournament gambling picks and shares his nine Sweet 16 picks to get his listeners rich.

Clay is live analyzing Donald Trump's slam on Colin Kaepernick and the President's claim that he himself is the reason teams are reluctant to sign the free agent quarterback. Are Trump's comments a distraction from a bigger issue? And, Clay discusses the insane video footage that shows an international journalist before and after he allegedly stole Tom Brady's jersey from the locker room moments after Super Bowl LI. Plus, the Wall Street Journal has numbers to support Clay's ESPN business model theory and Clay couldn't be more fascinated with what a Washington high school teacher was accused of.

As the NCAA tournament unfolds, Clay is on fire with his picks and in love with UCLA’s Lonzo Ball. Should the freshman point guard be the first pick in the NBA draft this year? Also, after Spike Lee called out NFL teams for failing to sign Colin Kaepernick in free agency, Clay paints a picture of how the situation would be different if Kaepernick had a better win record. Plus, Clay talks about the teen who got attacked by a crocodile while trying to impress a girl and how social media criticism has aged Tiger Woods.

Clay is live discussing racism within the realm of the NBA after Andre Iguodala called head coach Steve Kerr a "slave master" and received only a small fine as punishment. Switching gears, Clay also talks about the season finale of The Bachelor and explains why all single men need to watch the reality dating show. Plus, Clay shares his picks to win the NCAA tournament and reacts to news that there's a cobra on the loose in Florida.

March Madness is just a day away and Clay has the OddsShark breakdown of the top ten tournament favorites. Clay also discusses Ezekiel Elliott getting caught on camera pulling down a woman's shirt and exposing her breast during a St. Patrick's Day parade. Already under investigation for domestic abuse, how will this incident affect his playing time next season? Plus, Clay makes his arguments for why mankind should never change the time again and why sports games should include more killer animals.

NFL free agency got off to a wild start with Brock Osweiler getting traded to the Browns. Does this mean Tony Romo will end up in Houston? Clay breaks down key free agency moves. Plus, Game of Thrones is back!

Clay is live discussing the future of Tony Romo as he will be releaed on Thursday. Where are the ideal landing spots for him, and what could he bring to either team? In a Big Lead poll, only 4% of sports media personalities voted for Donald Trump, further supporting Clay's claim that the sports audience isn't super liberal, but the people who deliver it are. Clay also continues to discuss his back-and-forth with ESPN, and what Joe Mixon's future in the NFL is after an impressive pro day.

Clay is live responding to the head of ESPN PR after he took to Twitter to comment on Clay's coverage of their decline. Plus, Russell Wilson and Ciara's baby announcement photo couldn't be a more perfect example of married man mentality. And, what do the most successful NFL quarterbacks have in common?