Atlanta sports talk with neighborhood rhythm.
Crenshaw & Clarkson brings a loose Saturday-and-Sunday Atlanta rhythm to sports talk. Braves trips, Hawks odds, Masters nerves, flag football growth, and road-side local chatter all share the same table.
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Crenshaw & Clarkson is Atlanta sports radio with the doors open and the coffee still fresh. It does not rush straight into a polished take. A Braves conversation can begin with yard work, a Hawks segment can arrive after a note about a hospital event, and a Masters preview can carry the feel of two people talking through what they just watched. That looseness is the point. Sam and Greg sound most at home when sports, local memory, and ordinary weekend business overlap. The show covers the big local teams, especially the Braves and Hawks, but it also makes room for Atlanta United, NASCAR teases, WNBA free agency, flag football clinics, and whatever is happening around Augusta. It likes guests who can bring the room closer to the action. Chad Bishop helps frame the Braves after a West Coast trip. Caleb Johnson talks through Hawks injuries, roster fit, and playoff matchups. John Patrick weighs in on Rory, Cameron Young, and the danger of a Masters round going sideways early. Jake Burgdorf explains why flag football is growing fast in Georgia. The sports talk can be sharp, but it stays conversational. One minute the show is asking whether attackers need to take more risks off the ball; the next it is sorting out Atlanta roads, World Cup visitors, or Noelle singing. That gives the program a strong local signature. It feels less like a national debate desk and more like a weekend station table where Atlanta teams, Georgia schools, old stadium memories, and listener texts all keep bumping into each other. For PlayNext users, it is a good fit when the appeal is not just the score or the headline, but the texture around it: who is worried, who remembers, who is laughing, and what the city sounds like while the games keep coming.
Made for: For Atlanta sports fans who want Braves, Hawks, Masters, Atlanta United, and Georgia high school stories delivered with local banter rather than studio polish.
What sets it apart: Its edge is the local broadcast texture: sports history, local geography, listener energy, and guests all folded into the same fast-moving weekend conversation.
Sam Crenshaw is a veteran Sports Reporter and television Sports Anchor. The Weekend Morning Host here on SportsRadio 92-9 the Game, Sam is also a correspondent for Atlanta City TV and Spokesperson for the Sports Image Georgia Sports Marketing Group. He is also the play-by-play voice for Georgia State Basketball on ESPN3. Greg Clarkson is a weekend host at 92-9 The Game and spends countless hours working with casting agents to help people get cast as extras on TV and in film. You can read his weekly Casting Call on the 92-9 The Game website.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Crenshaw & Clarkson pairs Atlanta sports conversation with clear roster, matchup, and postseason analysis across the city's teams and beyond.
Crenshaw & Clarkson makes Atlanta sports feel like an ongoing conversation between Sam Crenshaw, Greg Clarkson, their studio partners, and guests.
Tree debris on the roof, Hawks playoff nerves on air: your Georgia sports morning has range.
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A neighbor-yard hassle turns into a Hawks-Cleveland debate, then a quick tease of what comes next.
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The hosts discuss yard work and the Braves' recent West Coast trip with beat writer Chad Bishop, touching on team performance and historical baseball trivia.
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