Matinee Baseball 2.01: Major League 2
If you love baseball, or movies, or perhaps even just nostalgia, this podcast will help you get through the dog days of summer and the baseball season. Ted Flint is here to help you relive […]
Month: July 2020
Sports & Corks 2.22: Bubble News
Emily and Emily waste no time with diving into the sports happenings of the week, starting with WNBA action (0:51) and NBA scrimmage updates (7:52). The Houston Dash won the NWSL Challenge Cup, so obviously […]
The NCAA shouldn’t punt this football season
Editor’s note last week we published this piece by Tami Dooley and it prompted this reply by Levi Denny. The only certainty in life is that nothing is certain. Knowing that gives us two choices […]
Taylor Swift: Cottagecore Mode Activated
Taylor Swift heard we’re going to be in lockdown for the foreseeable future and dropped a surprise album, Folklore. Swift’s eight studio album is the perfect 2020 album for sitting alone in your room on […]
Culture Check 1.16: ‘Creed’
Culture Check revisits pop culture, everything from books to movies and everything in between. Arnold Woods and Emily Cornell discuss Michael B. Jordan’s performance in Creed (2015).
What “Plus One” College Football Schedules Could Look Like
A report from CBS Sports describes the ACC, Big 12, and SEC are considering a “plus one” approach to 2020 football: each school would be permitted one non-conference game along with their conference schedule. As […]
College Football should take the loss to Covid
There are, best I can tell, around 150-ish people who are regularly around the average college football program, including players, coaches, sports medicine, and the administrative staff. Below is the Georgia Tech Covid-19 Risk Level […]
Sports & Corks 2.21: Basketball and Soccer and Hockey, Oh My
So many sports. Most of the squad makes an appearance this week, the WNBA, NBA, NWSL, MLS, NASCAR, NHL and MLB are all back or close to it. Emily and Emily give a quick rundown […]
Returning to Conference Alignment Sanity
Ten years ago, the University of Colorado and the University of Nebraska left the Big 12 Conference, creating a domino effect across the college athletics landscape, before the realignment fervor largely settled in 2014. Since […]
TGS 2020 MLB Preview
Better late than never, right? Nearly four months later than expected, the 2020 MLB season is about to begin. The season’s first pitch will take place Thursday, July 23, at Nationals Park, when the New […]