From Chicago Sun-Times · · 1m 30s
Rise and pine: The Score's 'Haugh & Payton' showing inexperience in new roles
The Score's new morning show hosts David Haugh and Jarrett Payton struggle with radio format after two months.
In brief
The Score's new morning show hosts David Haugh and Jarrett Payton struggle with radio format after two months. The Score's 'Haugh & Payton' show shows inexperience in radio hosting after two months. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.
New morning show starts
David Haugh and Jarrett Payton began co-hosting The Score’s morning show together Aug. 31 after The Score fired Mike Mulligan.
Inexperience in radio
Two months into its existence, The Score’s 'Haugh & Payton' show is 0-for-3 at engaging listeners.
Prisoner call incident
A man called from prison to discuss Bears’ victory against Falcons, but the show did not follow up.
Prisoner story
The caller was in Waupun prison in Wisconsin and said he loved the Bears, watching games every Sunday.
Haugh’s radio skills
Haugh, a longtime newspaper writer, talks long but lacks radio performance skills.
Payton’s radio skills
Payton has a strong personality but needs more content beyond football.
Payton’s football comment
Payton praised Caleb Williams’ ability to spin the ball, saying he is special and efficient.
Interview with coach
Haugh and Payton interviewed Bulls coach Tiago Splitter, who disliked hearing his own voice.
Comparison to past shows
The show is 1-for-3 compared to Boers and Bernstein’s past shows that kept listeners informed.
Learning curve
Haugh and Payton must learn radio skills faster to improve the show.
What matters most
The Score's 'Haugh & Payton' show shows inexperience in radio hosting after two months.
