Kentucky guard selected at Freshman of the Year by Basketball writers. INDIANAPOLIS (USBWA) – Kentucky guard Reed Sheppard, one of the country’s top three-point shooters, the Southeastern Conference’s Freshman of the Year and a member of its all-conference second team, has won the 2023-24 Wayman Tisdale Award as the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's National Freshman … [Read more...] about Reed Sheppard wins 2024 Wayman Tisdale Award
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The Sports Report – 12/1/2020
hosted by Packer Dave, John Poulter, and Steve Leventhal This edition of the Sports Report features analysis of the Chicago Bears loss at Green Bay on Sunday Night Football. A change in quarterback made no difference as the Packers ran out to an early 27-3 lead, and never looked back. Chicago is in a downward spiral, and we hear from coach Matt Nagy how frustrated he is at … [Read more...] about The Sports Report – 12/1/2020
The Sports Report – October 27, 2020
with Packer Dave, John Poulter, and Steve Leventhal On this episode of the Sports Report, get a preview of Game 6 of the 2020 World Series between Los Angeles and Tampa. The fall classic had been a back a forth slugfest between the Dodgers and the Rays. Hear from LA manager Dave Roberts and starting pitcher Tony Gonsolin. We discuss the weekend in the NFL, with several … [Read more...] about The Sports Report – October 27, 2020
With another delayed game, baseball is at another pivotal moment
Right out the gates, it was not smooth sailing for baseball’s mid-pandemic resume. By the start of the second week of play, July 26, multiple players from the Miami Marlins tested positive for COVID-19. Later that week, two players tested positive for the virus from the St. Louis Cardinals, and by Monday, August 3, 13 members of the Cardinals organization had tested … [Read more...] about With another delayed game, baseball is at another pivotal moment
The state of Chicago baseball
Welp, it’s here. We’re doing it. After over 250 days without baseball, the Cubs and White Sox begin their 2020 seasons tonight, against the Brewers and Twins, respectively. 60 games. 66 days. Neither team will travel beyond the Midwest. It’ll be weird, and the validity of this season will be debated for years to come. But few baseball fans can deny their excitement about the … [Read more...] about The state of Chicago baseball