Jeff Little is one of the newest members of the Sports Journey Broadcast team. Jeff started his career as a local DJ, in radio in 1994 with KCLAFM of the American Radio Network. Jeff was the host of the NFL Blitz during his first sports radio show. He got his first taste of the sports industry while working with Jeff Biggs of AM830 in Los Angeles while he was with AM570.

In addition to his work with Sports Journey, Jeff currently is a senior writer for BleacherReport.com; he is also a writer for TheLakersNation.com, and SocalSportsHub.com. Check out Jeff’s show “The Locker Room with Jeff Little” on Monday & Wednesday Nights 8-10 EST here on the Sports Journey Broadcast Network.

Lake began his broadcasting career in 1991 while attending Penn State University. As the Student Sports Director for WPSU Radio at Penn State, he served as the play by play announcer for WPSU's football broadcast. After completing his studies at PSU he attended Georgetown University, in Washington, DC. While working for ESPN Radio Florida (WHOO ESPN 1060 and WIXC ESPN 1080) he created and and Co-hosted two sports talk shows that gained a steady listening audience and were broadcast in front of a live studio audience at the ESPN Club at Disney World. Lake was a featured "Drive Time Host" on WMET 1600 in Washington DC, and on WCEM Delmarva's ESPN Radio 1240. He created the Sports Journey Broadcast Network based off of the success he had on his show "Sports Journey with Lake Lewis." He has interviewed some of the biggest personalities in sports ranging from coaches, players, to writers. Lake created Sports Journey to give aspiring media talent an opportunity to be heard and also provide quality broadcasting that is innovative and trust worthy.

Pro Career
2008: Named to his 1st Pro Bowl, starting all 16 games for the 1st time in his career… Led the team with career highs in every category, with 232 rushing attempts for 902 yards (8th in AFC), 10 TDs(T-3rd AFC), including tying a franchise record with an 82-yard TD scamper… McClain also pulled in 19 receptions for 123 yards and a TD… 66 points in 2008 tied for 5th in the AFC and 13th in the NFL among non-kickers… Tied a career high with 25 carries for 70 yards and tied a career-high with 2 TDs in the 27-7 win in the game 16 vs. Jax. (12/28.
Previous Seasons:
2007: Played in all 16 games, earning 11 starts… Saw action off the bench and scored his 1st-career TD on a 13-yard reception at San Diego. Made his 1st-career start at Fullback in game 1 at Cincinnati. (9/10).
Personal:
Attended Tuscaloosa County (Northport, AL) HS.. Super All-State selection... Rated the 4th-best prospect in Alabama by Border Wars, a college recruiting service... Averaged 6.5 yards per carry, posting 1,071 yards rushing and 15 TDs on 165 carries... McClain joined teammates Evan Oglesby and Daniel Wilcox to coach 100 youth through football fundamentals in Westshore Park in Oct. 2008... Le’Ron joined teammates Willis McGahee and Ray Rice at the Ravens Running Backs Thanksgiving Distribution in Nov. 2008 to distribute the necessary food items to families in need at Owen Brown Inter-Faith Center in Columbia, MD... Also threw out the 1st pitch at the Baltimore Orioles/Texas Rangers game on April 25, 2009.

Jeff Little is one of the newest members of the Sports Journey Broadcast team. Jeff started his career as a local DJ, in radio in 1994 with KCLAFM of the American Radio Network. Jeff was the host of the NFL Blitz during his first sports radio show. He got his first taste of the sports industry while working with Jeff Biggs of AM830 in Los Angeles while he was with AM570.

In addition to his work with Sports Journey, Jeff currently is a senior writer for BleacherReport.com; he is also a writer for TheLakersNation.com, and SocalSportsHub.com. Check out Jeff’s show “The Locker Room with Jeff Little” on Monday & Wednesday Nights 8-10 EST here on the Sports Journey Broadcast Network.

Lake began his broadcasting career in 1991 while attending Penn State University. As the Student Sports Director for WPSU Radio at Penn State, he served as the play by play announcer for WPSU's football broadcast. After completing his studies at PSU he attended Georgetown University, in Washington, DC. While working for ESPN Radio Florida (WHOO ESPN 1060 and WIXC ESPN 1080) he created and and Co-hosted two sports talk shows that gained a steady listening audience and were broadcast in front of a live studio audience at the ESPN Club at Disney World. Lake was a featured "Drive Time Host" on WMET 1600 in Washington DC, and on WCEM Delmarva's ESPN Radio 1240. He created the Sports Journey Broadcast Network based off of the success he had on his show "Sports Journey with Lake Lewis." He has interviewed some of the biggest personalities in sports ranging from coaches, players, to writers. Lake created Sports Journey to give aspiring media talent an opportunity to be heard and also provide quality broadcasting that is innovative and trust worthy.

Pro Career
Exceptionally fast and athletic linebacker… Earned starting WLB job during 2009 training camp… Played in 10 career games, totaling 14 tackles, one pass defensed and eight special teams tackles… Scored the first touchdown of his career vs. Carolina (10/12), blocking a punt and returning it 22 yards for a touchdown… Rookie season cut short because of knee injury suffered in Week 11 vs. Minnesota… Subsequently placed on Injured Reserve on November 19, 2008… Originally entered the NFL as a sixth round selection (175th overall) of the Buccaneers in the 2008 NFL Draft.
Previous Seasons:
2009: Played at WLB against Dallas (9/13), recording six tackles, including one TFL, and thee QBPs Added one special teams tackle against the Cowboys. 2008: Played in nine contests and inactive for one other (at New Orleans) before being placed in Injured Reserve on November 19 with a knee injury… Totaled eight tackles, one pass defensed and seven special teams tackles on the season… At the time of his injury, ranked tied for fourth with seven special teams tackles… Also blocked one punt, returning it 22 yards for a touchdown… Inactive in season opener at New Orleans (9/7)… Had four tackles in first NFL action against Atlanta (9/14)… Saw limited action at Chicago (9/21) posting two tackles… Added one special teams tackle against the Bears… Posted one special teams stop vs. Green Bay (9/28)… Saw action on special teams at Denver (10/5)… Recorded first career touchdown vs. Carolina (10/12), blocking a punt and returning it 22 yards for a touchdown… Finished game against the Panthers with two tackles, one pass defensed and one special teams tackle… Tallied one special teams tackle against Seattle (10/19)… Played on special teams at Dallas (10/26)… Posted one special teams tackle at Kansas City (11/2)… Appeared on special teams vs. Minnesota (11/16), recording two special teams tackles.
Personal:
Spoke to students at Memorial Middle School in October 2008 and Liberty Middle School in January 2009 about the importance of physical activity and sound nutrition during the Buccaneers and American Heart Association “What Moves U” fitness rallies and promoted health and fitness at the “What Moves U” Fitness Challenge in February 2009… Taught football fundamentals and signed autographs for youth at the NFL Cheerleading Clinic during 2009 Super Bowl week… Visited with patients at All Children’s Hospital during the Rookie Club’s annual visit in 2008… Sang Christmas Carols at Westminster Palms Nursing Home in St. Petersburg with members of the Rookie Club in 2008… Sorted and distributed food for Metropolitan Ministries’ Holiday Assistance Program with Rookie Club members in November 2008… Coached youth participants at the Ryan Nece Mind & Body Clinic to promote health and fitness in July 2008…Coached football drills and fundamentals to local Pop Warner participants during the second annual Rookie Club Football Camp in June 2008... Hosted a bowling outing for foster children with the Rookie Club in May 2008…Attended Madison County (Greenville, Fla.) High School, where he was rated the third-best linebacker in the country according to Tom Lemming of ESPN.com...Was a four-star player by Rivals.com., as that service also rated him the nation's third-best outside linebacker and the fifth-best overall prospect in the state of Florida... Added second-team-All USA Today All-American honors and was a first-team choice by Parade Magazine... Played in the Cali-Florida All-Star game, where he tackled a California player on the last play of the game to help lead the Florida team to victory, posting six tackles with three stops for losses in that contest... As a senior, he had 124 tackles with 27 for losses and 11 sacks... Registered 130 tackles, 20 stops behind the line of scrimmage, 19 sacks and three interceptions as a junior... Born Eugene Antonio Hayes in Greenville, Florida, on August 10, 1987.

Jeff Little is one of the newest members of the Sports Journey Broadcast team. Jeff started his career as a local DJ, in radio in 1994 with KCLAFM of the American Radio Network. Jeff was the host of the NFL Blitz during his first sports radio show. He got his first taste of the sports industry while working with Jeff Biggs of AM830 in Los Angeles while he was with AM570.

In addition to his work with Sports Journey, Jeff currently is a senior writer for BleacherReport.com; he is also a writer for TheLakersNation.com, and SocalSportsHub.com. Check out Jeff’s show “The Locker Room with Jeff Little” on Monday & Wednesday Nights 8-10 EST here on the Sports Journey Broadcast Network.

Lake began his broadcasting career in 1991 while attending Penn State University. As the Student Sports Director for WPSU Radio at Penn State, he served as the play by play announcer for WPSU's football broadcast. After completing his studies at PSU he attended Georgetown University, in Washington, DC. While working for ESPN Radio Florida (WHOO ESPN 1060 and WIXC ESPN 1080) he created and and Co-hosted two sports talk shows that gained a steady listening audience and were broadcast in front of a live studio audience at the ESPN Club at Disney World. Lake was a featured "Drive Time Host" on WMET 1600 in Washington DC, and on WCEM Delmarva's ESPN Radio 1240. He created the Sports Journey Broadcast Network based off of the success he had on his show "Sports Journey with Lake Lewis." He has interviewed some of the biggest personalities in sports ranging from coaches, players, to writers. Lake created Sports Journey to give aspiring media talent an opportunity to be heard and also provide quality broadcasting that is innovative and trust worthy.

Jeff Little is one of the newest members of the Sports Journey Broadcast team. Jeff started his career as a local DJ, in radio in 1994 with KCLAFM of the American Radio Network. Jeff was the host of the NFL Blitz during his first sports radio show. He got his first taste of the sports industry while working with Jeff Biggs of AM830 in Los Angeles while he was with AM570.

In addition to his work with Sports Journey, Jeff currently is a senior writer for BleacherReport.com; he is also a writer for TheLakersNation.com, and SocalSportsHub.com. Check out Jeff’s show “The Locker Room with Jeff Little” on Monday & Wednesday Nights 8-10 EST here on the Sports Journey Broadcast Network.

Lake began his broadcasting career in 1991 while attending Penn State University. As the Student Sports Director for WPSU Radio at Penn State, he served as the play by play announcer for WPSU's football broadcast. After completing his studies at PSU he attended Georgetown University, in Washington, DC. While working for ESPN Radio Florida (WHOO ESPN 1060 and WIXC ESPN 1080) he created and and Co-hosted two sports talk shows that gained a steady listening audience and were broadcast in front of a live studio audience at the ESPN Club at Disney World. Lake was a featured "Drive Time Host" on WMET 1600 in Washington DC, and on WCEM Delmarva's ESPN Radio 1240. He created the Sports Journey Broadcast Network based off of the success he had on his show "Sports Journey with Lake Lewis." He has interviewed some of the biggest personalities in sports ranging from coaches, players, to writers. Lake created Sports Journey to give aspiring media talent an opportunity to be heard and also provide quality broadcasting that is innovative and trust worthy.

Jeff Little is one of the newest members of the Sports Journey Broadcast team. Jeff started his career as a local DJ, in radio in 1994 with KCLAFM of the American Radio Network. Jeff was the host of the NFL Blitz during his first sports radio show. He got his first taste of the sports industry while working with Jeff Biggs of AM830 in Los Angeles while he was with AM570.

In addition to his work with Sports Journey, Jeff currently is a senior writer for BleacherReport.com; he is also a writer for TheLakersNation.com, and SocalSportsHub.com. Check out Jeff’s show “The Locker Room with Jeff Little” on Monday & Wednesday Nights 8-10 EST here on the Sports Journey Broadcast Network.

Lake began his broadcasting career in 1991 while attending Penn State University. As the Student Sports Director for WPSU Radio at Penn State, he served as the play by play announcer for WPSU's football broadcast. After completing his studies at PSU he attended Georgetown University, in Washington, DC. While working for ESPN Radio Florida (WHOO ESPN 1060 and WIXC ESPN 1080) he created and and Co-hosted two sports talk shows that gained a steady listening audience and were broadcast in front of a live studio audience at the ESPN Club at Disney World. Lake was a featured "Drive Time Host" on WMET 1600 in Washington DC, and on WCEM Delmarva's ESPN Radio 1240. He created the Sports Journey Broadcast Network based off of the success he had on his show "Sports Journey with Lake Lewis." He has interviewed some of the biggest personalities in sports ranging from coaches, players, to writers. Lake created Sports Journey to give aspiring media talent an opportunity to be heard and also provide quality broadcasting that is innovative and trust worthy.