By Bob Long on February 21, 2012
In this week’s Bob Long Sports Radio Show, which airs every Monday evening from 7-9PM on Bob Long Sports, we began by discussing Penn State THON, the 46 hour dance marathon and the largest student-run philanthropy in the world, which raised over $10.6 million to fight pediatric cancer (Start-20:20). Then, we discussed college basketball in [...]
Posted in Podcast | Tagged Bryce Jordan Center, Buster Posey, Carmelo Anthony, Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Lin, Joe Louis Arena, Manny Ramirez, New York Knicks, Oakland Athletics, San Francisco Giants, THON |
By Chris Pierangeli on February 21, 2012
The Penn State men’s lacrosse team defeated the Michigan Wolverines 16-9 behind a 9-goal third quarter in the first ever game between the two teams at the new Penn State Lacrosse Field on Saturday afternoon. Senior Jack Forster controlled the offense and led the Nittany Lions with five goals and three assists for a combined [...]
Posted in Penn State | Tagged Alex Vaslieff, Austin Kaut, Jack Forster, Matthew Mackrides, Michigan Wolverines, Nittany Lions, Notre Dame, Penn State, Penn State Lacross Field |
By Chris Pierangeli on February 21, 2012
In this edition of Philly’s Phinest, we opened the show with a discussion of the Philadelphia 76ers. We focused on the team’s recent win over the Charlotte Bobcats, the play of the bench this season, and the inability of Andre Iguodala to win over the fan base in Philadelphia (Start-33:39). We followed the commercial break [...]
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By Bob Long on February 21, 2012
In this week’s Nittany Lion Sports Report, we updated the listeners on the latest news in the Jerry Sandusky scandal and trial (Start-21:10). Next, we discussed the future of Billy Oliver, who called it quits on his Penn State basketball career, followed by an interview with Billy Oliver himself (23:40-39:15). Then, we analyzed the previous [...]
Posted in Podcast | Tagged Billy Oliver, Fran McCaffrey, Iowa, Jerry Sandusky, John Clelland, Matt Gatens, Melsahn Basabe, Pat Chambers, Penn State, Tim Frazier |
By Bob Long on February 21, 2012
In this week’s Bob Long Sports Radio Show, we discussed conference realignment, including the situations of West Virginia to the Big XII, Pittsburgh and Syracuse to the ACC, the future of the Big East, Mountain West, Conference USA, and much more. We also discussed college basketball in depth, in terms of which conference is the [...]
Posted in Podcast | Tagged Big East, Big XII, Bruce Weber, Conference USA, Desean Jackson, Hines Ward, Illinois Fighting Illini, Jay Wright, Jeremy Lin, Liverpool, Luis Suarez, Mountain West, Pittsburgh Panthers, Randy Moss, Rob Gronkowski, Syracuse, Tim Tebow, Villanova, West Virginia |
By allenvickers on February 21, 2012
The 2011-2012 season for the Philadelphia Flyers looked full of promise when the season began, but as they moved forward, issues of goal tending and injures became more apparent and it is a wonder how this team is staying afloat in the eastern conference. The Flyers made a barrage of moves this year, which included [...]
Posted in National Hockey League, Uncategorized | Tagged Brayden Schenn, Chris Pronger, Ilya Bryzgalov, Jacob Voracek, Jeff Carter, Luke Schenn, Max Talbot, Mike Richards, Philadelphia Flyers, Ryan Suter, Sean Couturier, Wayne Simmonds |
By Bob Long on February 13, 2012
Bracket Breakdown is an examination of all 68 NCAA tournament bids, a prediction of which teams will get into the tournament, and what seeds teams will receive. Bracket Breakdown will be posted every week until Selection Sunday. (Teams in parenthesis are automatic qualifiers from the respective conferences. In this particular Bracket Breakdown, 18 conference winners [...]
Posted in College Basketball | Tagged Bracket Breakdown |
By Kevin McClernand on February 12, 2012
Alberto Contador was officially stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title, and Andy Schleck is now the official winner since he finished in 2nd place. Contador had tested for a banned substance in 2010, but he had claimed that it was due to the consumption of a contaminated meat. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) [...]
Posted in General Sports | Tagged Alberto Contador, Tour de France |
By Kevin McClernand on February 9, 2012
There are a lot of good teams in college basketball this season. Some teams have highly recruited players, and have so much talent on their team, while others are still very talented and play great as a team. The are a lot of teams out there that are contenders for this year’s National Championship, but [...]
Posted in College Basketball | Tagged Anthony Davis, Baylor, Fab Melo, Harrison Barnes, Kentucky, Marcus Denmon, Missouri, North Carolina Tarheels, Ohio State, Syracuse, Thomas Robinson |
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