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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2017 · 59 MIN

Clay Ables Report E17: Clark Kellogg

from Clay Ables Report · host Clay Ables

Clark Kellogg of CBS Sports comes on the Clay Ables Report. Clark and I start off talking about the recent firing of Ohio State coach Thad Matta, but after that, it turns into an hour long journey of his life. It covers all of his road coming up in basketball from his early years to Ohio State, being drafted No.8 by the Indiana Pacers, his shoe contract with Converse, early NBA success, legendary player interactions, and his early departure from the NBA due to knee injuries. Clark also shares how he changed his life and devoted himself to Christianity to find his purpose. He goes into how religion impacted his life and filled the ultimate void he was looking for. Lastly, we finish up speaking about his incredible broadcasting career starting off as a radio analyst for The Pacers, to now being one of the main studio hosts alongside Charles Barkley & Kenny Smith on March Madness. So many other great topics and stories throughout this podcast, including his opinion on the one and done rule and playing basketball with President Obama. Thank you for listening to The Clay Ables Report & Subscribe on Itunes/Soundcloud. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/clay777/sets/clay-ables-report

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