ABILENE -- Former ACU football player and current ESPN-Austin radio personality Sean Adams will host his radio show Tuesday from The Bean inside the McGlothlin Campus Center on the ACU campus.
Adams and Dallas Morning-News writer Chip Brown co-host "The Bottom Line with Sean and Chip" on ESPN 1530 AM from 2-4 p.m. each weekday afternoon. Adams will be in Abilene to co-host his show, and then he'll speak to ACU student-athletes that evening at their orientation meeting. Adams is a radio personality, writer, motivational speaker and corporate trainer.
Adams turned his love of sports into a life working with others through the use of sports. His first book, "Sports for Life: Daily Sports Themes for Life Success," was published in 2006. His second book, based solely on attitude and named, It's Okay to Be Crazy, is due to hit bookstores this fall.
Adams is a sportswriter, covering conferences across the country from the Atlantic to the Gulf for the past nine years. In recent years, Sean focused his writing on the Texas Longhorns along with other college teams, conferences, and sports topics for Orangebloods.com. Sean's editorials and articles are published for readership around the country, which made him a top pick as a guest on the NFL Network's College Football Now during the 2007 NCAA football season.
During the height of college football season, Adams also co-hosts on Saturdays the 1530 ESPN-Austin College Gameday live from Scholz Garten, the heart of Austin's Longhorn community, where you can find Longhorn family, friends, and tailgating fans celebrating prior to kickoff.
As a motivational speaker, Adams travels around the nation, talking to athletes, parents, sales teams, and corporate clients about the fundamental principles of sports and teamwork and has become an authority in understanding and stimulating potential in athletics and life. Adams encourages individuals of all ages to, "find themselves and be who they potentially are," using sports, humor and life's little issues to communicate that message.
