Aaron Sexton
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Central Texas sports, argued daily.
The Press Box keeps Central Texas sports moving with Baylor updates, Rangers talk, Cowboys draft speculation, and high school playoff chatter. It favors practical arguments, local context, and a table full of voices working through the day’s sports mess in real time.
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The Press Box is a Central Texas sports-radio show with a strong local pulse and a busy daily calendar. Baylor is a constant presence. Spring football reports, baseball and softball talk, player returns, position rooms, and the rhythm of campus athletics all move through the hour. The show also keeps one eye on the Cowboys. Draft week speculation, receiver value, roster holes, and what Dallas should do next become practical arguments rather than abstract national chatter. Rangers baseball gives the panel another reliable lane. A sweep, a bullpen performance, a frustrating loss to the A’s, or a guest hit with Jeff Wilson can turn into a broader conversation about where the team really stands. The local high school scene matters here too. Coaches shows and district updates cover pitching, defense, playoff positioning, weather concerns, and where games might actually get played. That grounding is what separates the show from a generic sports debate desk. It sounds close to the fields, gyms, stadiums, and schedules it talks about. The panel’s style is casual and reactive. A segment may start with tacos, rotisserie chicken, cloudy weather, or whether it feels like Wednesday, then snap into Rangers scoring, NHL playoff interest, or Baylor football depth. That looseness is part of the texture. The sports talk still has shape. Stats, draft rounds, standings, player names, and contract numbers show up as evidence inside a take, not as decoration. Guests broaden the show without sanding off its local feel. Kyle Yeomans brings Cowboys context, Drake Toll brings Big 12 conversation, Q Myers adds a familiar voice, and Jeff Wilson sharpens the Rangers lane. The result is brisk, opinionated, and distinctly regional. It suits listeners who want Central Texas sports treated as the main event, with national stories filtered through Baylor, Dallas, and the teams people in the area are already arguing about.
Made for: For Central Texas listeners who follow Baylor, the Cowboys, Rangers baseball, area high school sports, and the local sports-radio rhythm around them. It also suits fans who like national stories best when they are pulled back toward Baylor and Dallas.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its local sports density: Baylor reports, high school coach conversations, Rangers check-ins, and Cowboys debate all share the same hour. It feels like a regional press table rather than a national debate show with local labels attached.
The Press Box with Ward Whites, Aaron Sexton & Jacob Bumpas, weekdays from 10am-11am on ESPN Central Texas.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
The Press Box pairs Baylor coverage with close attention to Central Texas teams, coaching decisions and the practical details behind results.
Ward White, Aaron Sexton and Jacob Bumpus make Central Texas sports feel close enough to touch. Their conversations move from Baylor football practices and college basketball tournament games to Baylor baseball, softball and area high school teams, with room for NFL roster…
Baylor spring practice meets high-school baseball, and you get the seat where arguments keep running through the break.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A brisk Central Texas sports hour that stays close to what is happening now.
Friday's The Press Box reads like a day-of check-in on local sports. Baseball and softball get most of the airtime, with Rangers baseball, Baylor baseball, district baseball winding down, and softball moving into its last weekend.
A loose local sports-radio segment that tightens into a useful baseball conversation.
The Press Box is strongest when it stays on the baseball. It opens with some easy banter, then settles into the kind of game recap that moves from a rough Tuesday to a strong Friday rebound and into the second-last week of the regular season.
Local sports radio with Rangers, Baylor, and enough banter to feel lived in.
The Press Box settles into a local-sports-radio groove without trying to dress itself up. A Taco Tuesday riff kicks things off, then the hour moves through Rangers talk with Jeff Wilson and a Baylor spring football report with Jaden Rowe.
A brisk local sports-radio mix that jumps from Mahomes talk to Central Texas baseball.
The episode starts in loose local-sports-radio mode, with weather talk and casual banter before settling into Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. The through line is familiar: it keeps coming back to how hard it is to bet against that team.
Rangers baseball leads, then the show slides into playoff hockey and Dallas sports reality.
This Press Box episode stays on the Rangers and keeps its footing in the live Seattle game, last night’s bullpen work, and Kyle Hizagawa’s clutch hit. The plainspoken pace fits local radio, and the show moves without much fuss.
A local sports-radio conversation that moves from NCAA bracket chaos to Baylor baseball and a Tarleton preview.
This Monday Press Box starts with a noisy NCAA tournament weekend and never really settles down, which works for it. Ward White, Aaron Sexton, and Jacob Bumpus spend the opening stretch on the men’s and women’s brackets, arguing that the event still has juice even without…
Tournament talk, a Tiger Woods update, and Globe Life banter keep the conversation moving.
Friday's Press Box is a brisk sports radio hour built around NCAA men's tournament chatter, a quick Tiger Woods update, and a closing stretch on Globe Life and football in a baseball park.
Live Baylor Club chatter, district baseball talk, and a local pace keep this Waco hour grounded.
The episode opens live at the Baylor Club at McLean Stadium, where Ward White and Macy Herring spend real time on the club's reimagined renovation before the sports talk takes over.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Ryen Russillo runs weekly NFL and MLB recaps with beat reporters like Jeff Passan and Mike Sando.
HBCU sports talk with institutional memory.
Ward White opens a busy Friday with baseball, softball, Rangers baseball, and Baylor baseball all on the board.
Ward Weitz and Stephen Simcox broadcast from the Baylor Club at McLean Stadium, where Macy Herring describes the renovated space, member dining, and private events that range from two guests to 750.
The hosts discuss the confusing weekday feeling due to overcast weather and briefly touch on the Texas Rangers' loss to the Sacramento A's in baseball.
Ward White opens The Press Box with Jacob Bumpus and Aaron Sexton on Taco Tuesday.
The hosts discuss Rory McElroy's back-to-back Masters wins, debunking past criticism of him as a choker and highlighting the rarity of this achievement in golf history.
Thirsty Thursday starts outside.
Rangers baseball leads off.
A sports talk radio show hosts engage in casual banter about food preferences before transitioning to sports discussion.
Hosts discuss March Madness bracket busts and preview the championship game between Michigan and UConn.
A sports talk show discussing upcoming Baylor baseball and softball games, and recapping a recent basketball win.
The hosts engage in casual banter about April Fool's Day and one host's father's birthday before transitioning into sports talk.
A sports talk radio show on ESPN Central Texas with hosts discussing football and light banter about Taco Tuesday.
Wild weekend, pretty simple.
Friday starts at the sports table, already mid-argument.
Ward opens live at the Baylor Club with Macy Herring, covering the reworked club space, a two-year renovation, and a 500-plus-person showcase.
Wednesday opens with pollen complaints and a little table ribbing.
Baylor spring football is back.
Ward White, Aaron Sexton, and Stephen Simcox spend this Press Box episode on Big 12 basketball, TCU baseball, and the design choices around the conference tournament court.
This episode discusses the ongoing basketball playoffs, focusing on the Vega Lady Pirates' victory over Davenport as they aim for their third state championship in four years.
This episode discusses Baylor University's upcoming baseball and softball games, including home events at Gutterman and a road game against Tarleton, with casual banter about local food.
The hosts discuss spring sports, weather forecasts, and weekend activities in a casual sports talk format.
Friday starts sunny and loose.
Funny microphones first.
Texas spring runs warm.
The hosts discuss the upcoming weekend's Baylor sports events, including softball, baseball, and basketball games.
Hosts discuss college basketball team struggles with roster turnover and chemistry, focusing on a specific team's performance and tournament prospects.
A sports talk radio show with casual banter about lunch and tacos.
A sports talk radio show discussing the aftermath of Super Bowl 60 and the end of football season.
A sports talk show discussing the upcoming Super Bowl matchup between the Patriots and Seahawks.
A sports talk radio show discussing the upcoming Super Bowl 60 and the teams involved.
A sports talk radio show hosts discuss lunch, weather, and personal fitness in a casual, humorous style.
A sports talk show discussing the UIL realignment for Texas high schools, with hosts reacting to the changes.
A sports talk radio show on ESPN Central Texas with hosts discussing NBA highlights and casual banter.
A sports talk show discussing Baylor basketball's recent loss to Cincinnati and the team's struggles.
A sports talk radio show begins with hosts discussing the local icy weather before transitioning to sports topics.
A sports talk radio show discussing local weather and sports in Central Texas.
A sports talk radio show discussing local sports and weather during lunchtime.
Hosts discuss the college football national championship game between Miami and Indiana.
A sports talk radio show hosts discuss a co-host's birthday weekend and banter about aging.
The hosts celebrate Jacob's 23rd birthday, discuss weekend family plans, and preview upcoming football content.