Morning Show Host/Program Director, KCMO Talk Radio Kansas City
Pete Mundo is a Morning Show Host and Program Director at KCMO Talk Radio Kansas City. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as the intersection of sports and media. Pete has been featured in Yardbarker, NewsBreak, and Heartland College Sports.
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Kansas City, United States (Local)
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Pete Mundo's coverage is heavily focused on college sports, particularly within the Big 12 conference. His articles mainly cover events and breaking news related to college football, transfers, coaching changes, and bowl games.
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By: Pete Mundo
Big 12 media days got off to a banging start on Tuesday in Frisco, Texas, and the fireworks were off a running courtesy of Texas Tech media personality Sean Dillon. Dillon asked about what he perceived as unfair treatment of the Red Raiders from tortilla tossing to the Brendan Sorsby situation. Brett Yormark then proceeded […]
I could write another 10 takeaways, but hopefully this gives you the incentive to start diving in and watching on YouTube.
By: Pete Mundo
Texas Tech isn’t headed to the ACC. But according to one longtime sports media insider, the Red Raiders are being discussed as a potential contingency plan if relations between Texas Tech and the Big 12 continue to deteriorate. Sports media veteran, and multi-time Emmy winner, Jim Williams posted on X that he does not believe […]
By: Pete Mundo
Former Kansas men’s basketball player Lagerald Vick was arrested on Saturday in Memphis, Tennessee and has been charged with attempted first degree murder, as well as using a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, according to court records. The charges stem from July 5, when Memphis Police Department officers responded to a call […]
BYU Athletics announced Monday a new multi-year partnership with Utah-based technology company Entrata, marking a historic first for the football program. The agreement makes Entrata the first institutional jersey patch partner in BYU Football history, with the company’s logo set to appear on Cougar uniforms beginning with the 2026 season. The partnership represents a new […]
By: Pete Mundo
One of the most accomplished coaches in Kansas basketball history, along with one of the best athletes in BYU history, are set to receive one of the sport’s highest honors.
By: Pete Mundo
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips made an interesting comment Tuesday that should resonate with anyone who has followed conference realignment over the last several years. Speaking about the future of the ACC, Phillips said, “I want this conference to be a place where schools want to be, not where they have to be.” It’s a simple […]
The Brendan Sorsby saga at Texas Tech has taken another turn, and this one reaches beyond college football and into the political arena. According to a report from the Texas Tribune, Texas Tech Board of Regents Chairman Cody Campbell donated $274,300 to a fundraising committee supporting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s U.S. Senate campaign on […]
By: Pete Mundo
The Brendan Sorsby saga at Texas Tech has taken another turn, and this one reaches beyond college football and into the political arena. According to a report from the Texas Tribune, Texas Tech Board of Regents Chairman Cody Campbell donated $274,300 to a fundraising committee supporting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s U.S.
It was the nuance of his approach that made it a home run. This was not a "rip the guest who didn't show" moment.
