Scott Graham has spent over twenty-five years as a radio and television sportscaster. His work includes Major League Baseball, the National Football League, NCAA Football and Basketball, and a variety of other sports from golf to volleyball. His play by play resume includes work for The Philadelphia Phillies, ESPN, FOX, CBS, NFL Network, Big Ten Network, CN8, Westwood One, and Sirius/XM.
A multi-Emmy Award-winning Producer/Director/Writer/Editor with over 30 years’ experience in film and television, Dave joined Wipe Out after spending 29 years as a Senior Producer with NFL Films in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.
Along the way, Dave produced over 200 segments for HBO’s Inside the NFL, more than 50 features for NFL Films Presents, and year -end films for a dozen NFL teams.
Scott is currently the studio host for all Sunday NFL games on Westwood One. He is also the anchor of Westwood’s postseason NFL coverage, right through Super Bowl Sunday.
Since 2003, Scott has narrated a variety of programs, commercials, and features produced by NFL Films. His voice is most often heard on Inside the NFL on Showtime. His production work began with the creation of Talkin' Baseball, a daily magazine show for the Philadelphia Phillies Radio Network. Scott was also the creator and host of On Base with Scott Graham on CN8, The Comcast Network.
When he’s not working, Scott spends as much time as he can with his wife and family, and continues his lifelong love/hate (mostly hate) relationship with the game of golf. His built-in foursome with three teenage sons makes the infuriating game bearable. Almost.
SCOTT GRAHAM
founder/executive producer
DAVE PETRELIUS
senior producer
Dave spent seven seasons working closely with CBS Sports, where he produced and directed some 70 features for The NFL Today. His work also appeared on NBC’s NFL Live!, Monday Night Football, ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown, and on TNT, TBS, Lifetime, Fox, and NFL Network. Along the way, he has conducted over 2,000 interviews, from Tom Brady to Rod Laver, and from John Wooden to Dale Earnhardt.
His 2001 Patriots SB Champions became the biggest selling sports DVD in history. Other long-form films include: Lost Treasures of NFL Films, NFL Goes Motown, Fantastic Finishes – The Movie, NFL’s Greatest Comebacks, Super Sunday, Era of Excellence – The 1980’s, Revenge of the Follies, and Drive to the Final Four, the most comprehensive film ever done on the NCAA Basketball Tournament.
In 1996, Dave was named lead producer for the launch of the hugely popular NFL Sunday Ticket, then headed up NFL International, supervising distribution of NFL programming into more than 120 countries.
Dave served in the U.S. Air Force for five years, with stops in Texas, Florida, Japan, and Taiwan. He resides with his wife Theresa in Haddonfield, New Jersey, home of the first “reasonably intact” dinosaur ever discovered in North America. That is not the sole reason his two children, Katie and Eric, live and work in Washington,D.C. and Madrid, Spain.
ALLYSON TURNER
coordinating producer
The Philadelphia native earned her Bachelor of Science degree in sport management from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst and started her radio career in her hometown with the Philadelphia Phillies flagship station, 1210AM.
She moved to South Florida and helped develop the first Internet sports radio station at CBS SportsLine. She also created various programs for syndication as well as produce the NFL arena.
After several years at CBS SportsLine, she was hired to help launch a sports radio station in Miami and eventually took over as program director. The station is now the dominant sports radio station in the market.
Recently moving from Tampa, where she was co-host of WFLA's morning show, Allyson decided to move back to Philadelphia and work for Wipe Out Productions and her former host, Scott Graham.
