LB talks Super Bowl with John and Sean on 1540 The Game in Houston

February 7, 2012

LB was a guest on the morning show with John & Sean on 1540 The Game in Houston Tuesday, talking about many of the stories you’ve seen here at LBS the past few days. Most of our talk was about the Super Bowl, such as Las Vegas sports books having another winning year, Gisele throwing the Pats receivers under the bus, and the one Boston writer who went off the rails with his Tom Brady criticism.

To hear the interview, follow this link to 1560 The Game.

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