Clay Travis and Buck Sexton will be taking over American radio personality and talk show host, Rush Limbaugh’s time slot of a three-hour radio show. The show will be called %u2018The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show%u2019, and it is scheduled to air from June 21 around the United States at 3 pm ET across hundreds of radio stations, reports WSJ News. Limbaugh died in February 2020.
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Clay Travis is an American sports journalist, writer, lawyer, radio host, television analyst and media personality. He founded a sports media company called OutKick.
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Travis was a former lawyer. He worked in US Virgin Islands and Tennessee. The 43-year-old rose to prominence when in 2004, his personal sports blog went viral. Travis is a Tennessee Titans fan. In 2004, he went on a %u2018pudding strike%u2019, eating only pudding for 50 days when he was unable to get NFL Sunday Ticket.
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Clay Travis found a full-time career in sports only when he started writing for CBS Sports in 2005. He also published a book %u2018Dixieland Delight%u2019 in 2006. He then went on to work with Fox News, NFL and Deadspin.
