Sports at Lunch - 2005

Sports at Lunch, Drew Brees

Chargers Pro Bowl quarterback Drew Brees talked football and baseball on Dec. 6, 2005 when spoke at Sports at Lunch at the Hall of Champions.

Sports at Lunch, Steve Fisher and Brad Holland

The SDSU-USD basketball rivalry shifted to Jenny Craig Pavilion, USD's homecourt, but the annual Sports at Lunch with San Diego State coach Steve Fisher and USD coach Brad Holland remained on center court at the San Diego Hall of Champions. Fisher and Holland spoke Nov. 29, 2005 at the Hall of Champions.

Sports at Lunch, Luke Walton

Luke Walton, the Los Angeles Lakers' third-year forward from University of San Diego High, spoke on Sept. 29 at Sports at Lunch at the Hall of Champions.

Sports at Lunch, Don Coryell and former players

Fred Dryer served as the moderator as coach Don Coryell and retired Aztecs and Chargers spoke at Sports at Lunch on Sept. 13 at the Hall of Champions.

Sports at Lunch, Jim Steeg

Jim Steeg, the Chargers' Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer who previously directed the Super Bowl for the NFL for 25 years, spoke at Sports at Lunch on Sept. 9 at the Hall of Champions.

Sports at Lunch, Jim Harbaugh and Evan Harney

USD senior running back Evan Harney, who survived a freak accident on July 30 that ended his season, appeared as planned just three days after being released from the hospital at Sports at Lunch. Harney and USD coach Jim Harbaugh spoke on Aug. 4 at the Hall of Champions about the upcoming USD season.

Sports at Lunch, Tom Craft, Craig Thompson and Jeff Schemmel

San Diego State's newly named athletic director, Jeff Schemmel, made his first public appearance at Sports at Lunch on July 20 at the Hall of Champions. Mountain West Conference commisioner Craig Thompson also spoke as a prelude to San Diego State football coach Tom Craft talking about the upcoming season.

Sports at Lunch, Mark Loretta and Mark Sweeney

Padres All-Star second baseman Mark Loretta and Padres bench star Mark Sweeney spoke on June 22 at the Hall of Champions.

Sports at Lunch, Sandy Alderson and John Moores

New Padres CEO Sandy Alderson and Padres owner John Moores spoke on May 19 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series.

Sports at Lunch, Jerry Coleman, Buzzie Bavasi, Duke Snider and Dave Garcia.

Baseball legends Jerry Coleman, Buzzie Bavasi, Duke Snider and Dave Garcia spoke on May 10 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series.

Sports at Lunch, Kevin Towers and Bruce Bochy

Padres General Manager Kevin Towers and Padres manager Bruce Bochy spoke on Feb. 7 at San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch speaker series.

Sports at Lunch, Antonio Gates

Chargers Pro Bowl tight end Antonio Gates spoke March 30 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series.

Sports at Lunch, Tony Gwynn

San Diego State baseball coach Tony Gwynn spoke on Jan. 26 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series.

Sports at Lunch, Dick Enberg and Bill Walton

Television broadcaster Dick Enberg spoke about his career and his new book on Dec. 14 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series. Bill Walton served as the moderator for the discussion.

Sports at Lunch, Philip Rivers and Igor Olshansky

Chargers rookies Philip Rivers and Igor Olshansky spoke Nov. 9 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series.

Sports at Lunch, Leigh Steinberg

Leigh Steinberg, one of the sports world's original super agents, spoke on Oct. 26 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series.

Sports at Lunch, Dave Larson

Dave Larson, a Paralympic gold medalist and world record holder, spoke on Oct. 6 at the San Diego Hall of Champions Sports at Lunch Speaker Series.

Prep Sports at Lunch, Hank Bauer, Dec. 1, 2005

Hank Bauer will speak at the CIF football press conference and luncheon on Thursday, Dec. 1 at the Hall of Champions. The event is for CIF coaches and players and the media, but parents and interested fans can attend the luncheon for $10. Call Mary Woodall for reservations at 619-699-2321.