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Sports Media, Inc. (SMI) is a sports media and marketing company that produces radio and television programming as well as representing professional athletes. ==Shows== *''Cowboys Live'' (2002) The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Joey Galloway co-hosted with the veteran sportscaster John Rhadigan a one-hour player commentary show broadcast on FOX Radio in Dallas. The show was broadcast live from Cape Buffalo in Dallas and was sponsored by Adobe Systems, Software Spectrum and Vacations By Adventure Tours. *''Cowboys Live'' (2003) The Dallas Cowboys tight end Dan Campbell and the veteran sportscaster John Rhadigan co-hosted a one-hour player commentary show on FOX Radio in Dallas. The show was broadcast live from "Love and War in Texas" and was sponsored by Adobe Systems, Software Spectrum and Vacations By Adventure Tours. *''Cowboys Live'' (2004) The Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten and defensive tackle La'Roi Glover co-hosted with the veteran sportscaster John Rhadigan a one-hour player commentary show on KESN 103.3FM ESPN Radio in Dallas. The show was broadcast live from three locations, Hurricane Ivy's, Reservoir and Texas Stardom, and was sponsored by Adobe Systems, Software Spectrum and Vacations By Adventure Tours. *''Cowboys Live'' (2005) The Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle La'Roi Glover co-hosted with the veteran sportscaster John Rhadigan a one-hour player commentary show on KESN 103.3FM ESPN Radio in Dallas. The show was broadcast live from Stratos Greek Taverna in Dallas, and was sponsored by Adobe Systems, Software Spectrum and Vacations By Adventure Tours. *''2005 NFL Wrap-Up'' (2005) The Dallas Cowboys fullback Daryl Johnston co-hosted with the veteran sportscaster Wally Lynn a one-hour player commentary show on KESN 103.3FM ESPN Radio in Dallas. The show was broadcast live from Cape Buffalo in Dallas with weekly guests from the sports world such as Darren Woodson, Tony Dorsett, Randy White, Mike Modano, Marty Turco, Sportscasters Ralph Strangis and Dale Hansen and the CBS Survivor: Thailand contestant Jake Billingsly. The show was sponsored by Adobe Systems, Software Spectrum, Vacations By Adventure Tours, Carter Eye Center and Blackmon Mooring Steamatic. In preparation to take the NFL players shows to more NFL markets Sports Media, Inc. changed the name of the show from ''Cowboys Live'' to ''Inside The Huddle''. *''Inside The Huddle'' (2006) The Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and linebacker Bradie James co-hosted with the veteran sportscaster Brady Tinker a one-hour player commentary show that on KESN 103.3FM ESPN Radio in Dallas. The show was broadcast live from Austin Ranch in The Colony and was sponsored by Adobe Systems, Software Spectrum, Durango Mountain Resort, Lute Riley Honda, Pizza Inn and Bally Total Fitness *''Inside the Huddle'' (2007) The Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo hosted a one-hour player commentary show that on KLLI Radio in Dallas. The show was broadcast live from The Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine and was sponsored by Adobe Systems, American Airlines, Home Marketing Services (HMS), Lombardo Custom Apparel, Miller Lite and Papa John's Pizza. *''Inside the Huddle'' (2008) The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens hosted a one-hour player commentary show on KLLI Radio in Dallas and regionally on ESPN2 on Time Warner Cable as well as Video on Demand from Time Warner Cable. *''Inside the Huddle'' (2009) The Dallas Cowboys nose tackle Jay Ratliff hosted with the veteran sportscaster Bill Jones a one-hour player commentary show on TXA-21 Television in Dallas and regionally on CBS. The show was broadcast live from The House of Blues in Dallas and was sponsored by Carter Eye Center, HMS, Papa John's, Symantec, Insight and Hennessy. Guests included DeMarcus Ware, Miles Austin, Mike Jenkins, Martellus Bennett, Stephen Bowen, Igor Olshansky, Keith Brooking, Gerald Sensabaugh and Andre Gurode. *''Martellus Bennett Show'' (2009) In 2009, the Dallas Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett hosted with the veteran sportscaster Steve Dennis a one hour player commentary show on TXA-21 in Dallas and regionally on CBS. The show was broadcast live from The Arlington Highlands in Arlington, Texas, and was sponsored by Genghis Grill, The Melting Pot, Apple Orthodontix, Dr Pepper, HMS, Carter Eye Center and Toyota of Irving. *''Inside the Huddle'' (2010) The Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware and running back Tashard Choice hosted with the veteran sportscaster Bill Jones a one hour player commentary show on TXA-21 in Dallas and regionally on CBS. The show was broadcast live from The House of Blues in Dallas and was sponsored by Carter Eye Center, HMS, Albertson's, Papa John’s, Under Amour, Westway Ford, Insight and Hennessy. Guests included Miles Austin, Felix Jones, Jason Hatcher, Mike Jenkins, Dez Bryant, Marion Barber, Jon Kitna, Sean Lee, Andre Gurode, Jesse Holley, Anthony Spencer, Bryan McCann and Stephen Bowen. *''Keith Brooking Show'' (2010) In 2010, the Dallas Cowboys linebacker Keith Brooking hosted the veteran sportscaster Steve Dennis a one hour player commentary show on TXA-21 in Dallas and regionally on CBS. The show was broadcast live from Black Finn in Arlington, Texas, and was sponsored by Arlington Highlands, Ambit Energy, RUUD, Symantec, Insight, Papa John’s, Carter Eye Center, Snapple, Cort Furniture and Patterson Kia. Guests included Anthony Spencer, Alan Ball, Roy Williams, DeMarcus Ware, Sean Lee, Doug Free, Tashard Choice, Orlando Scandrick and Igor Olshansdky. *''Inside the Huddle'' (2011) The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin hosted with the veteran sportscaster Matt Barriea one hour player commentary show on FSN Southwest in five states, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas and New Mexico. The show was broadcast live from The House of Blues in Dallas and was sponsored by Westway Ford, CC Carpet, HMS, Carter Eye Center, Albertson’s, Papa John’s, Pepsi Cola, Under Armour and MicroSurgery Institute. Guests included DeMarco Murray, Sean Lee, Dez Bryant, Tony Dorsett, Laurent Robinson, Doug Free, Martellus Bennett, Victor Butler, Jesse Holley, Tony Fiametta and Sammy Morris. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sports Media, Inc.」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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