GameTime is live every Tuesday and Friday from 7:00-8:00 (Central Time)
Tomorrow (Tuesday) at 8:00 Eastern time (7:00 Central), my radio show, “Gametime” will continue its quest to soothe the mind of every sports fan on Earth.
To listen, simply go to http://novahpradio.net and enjoy! Feel free to use the chat box to communicate with my co-hosts and I live during the show!
I hope you can all listen live and thank you in advance!
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Last night, my new radio show, “GameTime,” started off with a bang! In this episode, much was discussed, including the NBA Playoffs, the NFL Draft and the “Elbow Heard ‘Round the World” by Metta World Peace. Below is a partial recording of the first episode. Remember that we will be LIVE every Friday from 7-8 pm (Central Time) on http://novahpradio.net (to listen live you cannot use FireFox).
Tomorrow at 8:00 Eastern time (7:00 Central), my new radio show, “Gametime” will begin. To listen, simply go to http://novahpradio.net and enjoy! Feel free to use the chat box to communicate with me live during the show.
I hope you can all listen live and thank you in advance!
This week, I was welcomed with open arms to Sports Muze’s “Three-Point Play,” a video podcast where three different sports topics are discussed. In this particular podcast, we debated our varying predictions for the upcoming NBA Playoffs, we outlined which teams surprised us so far in the young MLB season, and we analyzed Ozzie Guillen’s controversial comments on Fidel Castro.
This is hopefully the first of many Three-Point Plays for me, and I hope you enjoy it!!
Thanks for listening!!
Three-Point Play (Sports Muze and Sam’s Sports Brief)
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By Sam Brief
Agree? Disagree? Leave a comment, I would love to know what YOU think about these various topics!
146 days after the 2011-12 College Basketball season tipped off, just two teams are left standing – the Kansas Jayhawks and the Kentucky Wildcats. The story lines in this game are amazing – both teams have a Player of the Year candidate (Kansas’ Thomas Robinson and Kentucky’s Anthony Davis), both are historic powerhouses (29 combined Final Four appearances), and they faced-off earlier in the season (Kentucky 75, Kansas 65). Which team will come out on top tomorrow? Will it be the Jayhawks or the Wildcats? Which players will play big roles? What are some intriguing matchups to watch? It’s time to find out…
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