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Ray ScottBOOK: The NBA in Black and White: THE MEMOIR OF A TRAILBLAZING NBA PLAYER AND COACHhttps://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/706810/the-nba-in-black-and-white-by-ray-scott/Ray Scott was part of the early wave of Black NBA players who literally changed how the game of professional basketball is played, leading to the tremendously popular financial blockbuster the NBA is today. Scott was a successful 6'9” forward/center after being chosen by the Detroit Pistons as the #4 pick of the 1961 NBA draft, and then again after he was named head coach of the Pistons in 1972, winning Coach of the Year in the spring of 1974—the first Black man ever to capture that honor. Ray is author of The NBA in Black and White: The Memoir of a Trailblazing NBA Player and Coach, which Seven Stories Press will publish on June 14th. https://www.sevenstories.com/authors/548-ray-scottChris CarosaWEBSITE: www.HamburgerDreams.comChristopher Carosa MBA author of Hamburger Dreams, shares little-known facts about the evolution of the burger in America. Now a trillion-dollar industry, Chris reveals how the hamburger became an American icon. A Yale University graduate, award-winning writer and contributor to Forbes.com, Chris loves his hamburgers so much that he took years to research the complete history of the beloved burger and shares it with us. https://hamburgerdreams.com/Kia MaloneKia Malone is a familiar face in the media landscape. She has 15+ years of broadcasting experience in both radio and local and national television; most notably as a long-running host of the nationally syndicated morning TV show, ‘The Daily Buzz.' She also served as host of, ‘Dance League,' on American Sports Network and contributor on ‘Hot Topics TV.' She joins the program today to discuss Father's Day gift ideas. http://www.kiamalone.com/

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our special guest is Doug Chapman. Doug Chapman is currently the Senior Analyst/Director of Player Development for Marshall Football. This was a great interview with Chapman! Chapman was in West Palm Beach, Florida for five years where he helped launch Sinclair Broadcast Group's American Sports Network as an on-air host and Client Relations Manager. Prior to Florida, Chapman served as College Football analyst and Business Development Manager for Stadium Sports a digital sports network based in Chicago, Illinois. Chapman was an on-air host and college football analyst with ESPN, CBS and the Big Ten Network for nearly a decade. He also spent 2010 on staff at Georgia Tech as an Academic Advisor for the football program. After four seasons, which included a 2000 NFC Central Division championship as a running back with the Minnesota Vikings, Chapman suffered a career-ending injury in year five as a member of the San Diego Chargers. Upon retiring, he joined the NFL Players Association in Washington, D.C. Chapman served as the Assistant Salary Cap and Agent Administrator as well as content contributor for the NFLPA's website. Chapman was inducted to the Marshall Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010 after serving as a member of four conference championship teams (1996-99). He rushed for 4,382 yards and 64 touchdowns in an honor-filled career. The Chesterfield, Va., native rushed for 1,238 yards as a freshman for the undefeated 1996 NCAA Division I-AA national champions. The Life and Football Podcast is available on the following platforms Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Spotify, Breaker, Overcast Pocketcasts, Radio Public, Stitcher, Player FM, & YouTube!

Monica McNutt is a freelance sports reporter, host, and basketball analyst based in Washington, D.C. In 2021 McNutt added the ESPN programs Sportscenter, Around the Horn, Highly Questionable and The Jump to her roster of network opportunities. She is currently the co-host of MSG PM on MSG Networks and is a basketball analyst for Fox Sports 1, CBS Sports Network, Turner/NBA TV, and the ACC Network. Her weekly podcast “Buckets, Boards, and Blocks” presented by Pure Hoops Media is available every Thursday. “I have found that getting to do multiple things makes you better at all things,” McNutt told the Washington Post in February. She is proud of the multiple roles she can play in the media landscape and has no problem shedding traditional roles to thrive in the digital space. Above all, she is proud to be an example to the young women watching her and offer her perspective in the daily sports conversations. Her past stops include WJLA ABC7/ News Channel 8 in Washington, D.C., The American Sports Network, BeIN Sports and NBC Sports Washington. McNutt earned her master's degree in journalism from The University of Maryland in 2013. She earned a bachelor's degree and completed a career as a standout women's basketball player at Georgetown University in 2011. She was born and raised in Prince George's County, Maryland. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With summer winding down there's only one thing on parents' minds: the new school year. What's on the ever-growing list this year? Is your child changing schools and schedules? Most importantly, are you ready for the next step in education for your young ones?Whether it's Kindergarten or Senior Year in college, gearing up to go back to school is a big deal, but it is a chance to upgrade your parenting game.Lifestyle expert Kia Malone chats with PegCityLovely to discuss:The school essentials that every student needsTips and tricks for parentsHow you can de-stress and declutter school day morningsKia Malone is a familiar face in the media landscape. She has 15+ years of broadcasting experience in both radio and local and national television; most notably as a long-running host of the nationally syndicated morning TV show, 'The Daily Buzz.' She also served as host of, 'Dance League,' on American Sports Network and contributor on 'Hot Topics TV.' As such, Kia is backed by a broad range of experience in front of the camera; delivering everything from news to lifestyle, pop culture and entertainment content. Kia is also a wife, mother to two young children and a force to be reckoned with on the ballroom dance competition circuit.

With summer winding down there's only one thing on parents' minds: the new school year. What's on the ever-growing list this year? Is your child changing schools and schedules? Most importantly, are you ready for the next step in education for your young ones?Whether it's Kindergarten or Senior Year in college, gearing up to go back to school is a big deal, but it is a chance to upgrade your parenting game.Lifestyle expert Kia Malone chats with PegCityLovely to discuss:The school essentials that every student needsTips and tricks for parentsHow you can de-stress and declutter school day morningsKia Malone is a familiar face in the media landscape. She has 15+ years of broadcasting experience in both radio and local and national television; most notably as a long-running host of the nationally syndicated morning TV show, 'The Daily Buzz.' She also served as host of, 'Dance League,' on American Sports Network and contributor on 'Hot Topics TV.' As such, Kia is backed by a broad range of experience in front of the camera; delivering everything from news to lifestyle, pop culture and entertainment content. Kia is also a wife, mother to two young children and a force to be reckoned with on the ballroom dance competition circuit.

The hardest thing for a sportswriter to do is treat a game objectively when it's their school playing in the game.  To that end, my guests Dave Dondoneau--a North Dakota guy living in Hawaii--and Chris Lynch--Boston University alumnus--are at odds over one game in the West regional.  Yes folks, it's the NCAA Regionals again in the college hokey world, and we take you through each region and fill out our brackets, so to speak, right there on the podcast.  As it turns out, the three of us agree on a lot of the games this weekend, but we managed to talk ourselves into a little bit of a fun disagreement over a couple of regional matchups.  All of that bracket-filling, of course, is just an undercard for the main event of two fans going at it.Spoiler alert:  The gloves really stay on.  After all, this is college hockey we're talking about; you have to really earn a fight.  We also talk about a game that ended in a fight last weekend at the Hockey East tournament.  Inside Hockey's Chris Lynch will be on site at two different regionals, and when we next hear from him he'll be either in or on his way to the City of Broad Shoulders for the Frozen Four in Chicago.  Dave and I will be watching from our respective living rooms on polar opposite ends of the country--Hawaii and Boston respectively--and wish all of your teams that aren't playing any of ours the absolute best of luck moving forward.At the finish, I say a few words about American Sports Network, who helped me launch this podcast and who got both Dave and myself back in the college hockey game.  Here's wishing everyone involved with the network all the best moving forward, as we're on to what's next here on Puck University.

The hardest thing for a sportswriter to do is treat a game objectively when it's their school playing in the game.  To that end, my guests Dave Dondoneau--a North Dakota guy living in Hawaii--and Chris Lynch--Boston University alumnus--are at odds over one game in the West regional.   Yes folks, it's the NCAA Regionals again in the college hokey world, and we take you through each region and fill out our brackets, so to speak, right there on the podcast.   As it turns out, the three of us agree on a lot of the games this weekend, but we managed to talk ourselves into a little bit of a fun disagreement over a couple of regional matchups.  All of that bracket-filling, of course, is just an undercard for the main event of two fans going at it. Spoiler alert:  The gloves really stay on.  After all, this is college hockey we're talking about; you have to really earn a fight.  We also talk about a game that ended in a fight last weekend at the Hockey East tournament.   Inside Hockey's Chris Lynch will be on site at two different regionals, and when we next hear from him he'll be either in or on his way to the City of Broad Shoulders for the Frozen Four in Chicago.  Dave and I will be watching from our respective living rooms on polar opposite ends of the country--Hawaii and Boston respectively--and wish all of your teams that aren't playing any of ours the absolute best of luck moving forward. At the finish, I say a few words about American Sports Network, who helped me launch this podcast and who got both Dave and myself back in the college hockey game.  Here's wishing everyone involved with the network all the best moving forward, as we're on to what's next here on Puck University.

It's the beginning of conference playoff season around the country, as four of the six college hockey conferences begin their postseasons.  Brendan Jones of College Hockey Now, and American Sports Network writer Dave Dondoneau join me this week to break down the playoffs in Hockey East and the ECAC, as well as the end of the regular season for the Big Ten and NCHC conferences.We then preview ASN's featured game on Saturday night:  Wisconsin at Penn State.  Both teams have made gigantic strides this year, with Penn State reaching a new level for their program while Wisconsin makes their way back to prominence.  Dave and Brendan break down what should be a particularly entertaining game and series at Pegula Ice Arena.From there we start to look at the potential NCAA tournament picture.  There are up to ten teams sitting on what you might call the "bubble" right now, and we discuss which teams must win their conference to get in and which ones just need to keep on the path they're on.  The case of North Dakota, the defending champion that has been struggling of recent, is discussed.We also offer up a very early Hobey Baker preview.  With no real "star" of the season, it's an interesting race to consider.  Could a defenseman or a goalie make a serious run at it?  Could it go to a player on a team that won't be seen in the NCAAs?  Brendan and Dave give their thoughts.To finish, I sit down with Hockey East's Brian Smith to discuss the fifteenth year of the Women's Hockey East conference and how far that conference has come.  With the Women's Hockey East Final broadcast Sunday on ASN, we look at the history of the tournament as well as the growing depth the conference has shown.  All on a packed schedule this week on Puck University.

It's the beginning of conference playoff season around the country, as four of the six college hockey conferences begin their postseasons.  Brendan Jones of College Hockey Now, and American Sports Network writer Dave Dondoneau join me this week to break down the playoffs in Hockey East and the ECAC, as well as the end of the regular season for the Big Ten and NCHC conferences. We then preview ASN's featured game on Saturday night:  Wisconsin at Penn State.  Both teams have made gigantic strides this year, with Penn State reaching a new level for their program while Wisconsin makes their way back to prominence.  Dave and Brendan break down what should be a particularly entertaining game and series at Pegula Ice Arena. From there we start to look at the potential NCAA tournament picture.  There are up to ten teams sitting on what you might call the "bubble" right now, and we discuss which teams must win their conference to get in and which ones just need to keep on the path they're on.  The case of North Dakota, the defending champion that has been struggling of recent, is discussed. We also offer up a very early Hobey Baker preview.  With no real "star" of the season, it's an interesting race to consider.  Could a defenseman or a goalie make a serious run at it?  Could it go to a player on a team that won't be seen in the NCAAs?  Brendan and Dave give their thoughts. To finish, I sit down with Hockey East's Brian Smith to discuss the fifteenth year of the Women's Hockey East conference and how far that conference has come.  With the Women's Hockey East Final broadcast Sunday on ASN, we look at the history of the tournament as well as the growing depth the conference has shown.   All on a packed schedule this week on Puck University.

- John Calipari gets a reality check- Tim Scarborough, from the American Sports Network stops by to discuss college hoops- Uncle Bud is back!

- John Calipari gets a reality check- Tim Scarborough, from the American Sports Network stops by to discuss college hoops- Uncle Bud is back!

It's all about the mid-majors in today's episode of Marching to Madness! Hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome in ESPN/American Sports Network analyst Mark Adams to talk plenty of mid-major topics, including Wichita State and Illinois State's dominance in the Missouri Valley, Rick Byrd's continued success at Belmont, MTSU's chances of an at-large bid, and much more. It's another exciting episode of Marching to Madness! About the Hosts: Blake Lovell has over 10 years of experience in sports media. His work has been featured on The New York Times, Rivals, Scout.com, Time Warner Cable, FanRag Sports, FanSided and many more. He currently covers college basketball and SEC sports for BlakeLovellSports.com. Ken Cross has a plethora of experience over a 20-plus year period in both print and broadcast journalism. He has worked in some capacity for ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, Sporting News Radio, Yahoo! Sports Radio and many more. This includes coverage of college football, college basketball, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats, and the Carolina Hurricanes. He’s currently the founder and editor of College Hoops Watch.

After five years with the Old Dominion wrestling team as a competitor, Tristan Warner has stayed close to the program, but in a more official capacity. As ODU football is set to play in its first bowl game, Warner visits the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast to talk about his time in the school's Sports Information Office, working as a graduate assistant. The world of the SID is typically fraught with long hours, little appreciation and even less pay, but for Warner, it's been a great opportunity for him to get experience in a number of sports prior to moving into the "real world." Recently, Warner served as a sideline reporter for the American Sports Network during Old Dominion's win over Southern Miss in football. Warner will explain that experience, how he's leaning on retired SID Carol Hudson for advice and how he's trying to work the PA at The Ted for wrestling duals. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW iTunes | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | Soundcloud | TuneIn | Google Play Music | RSS | Android App | iOS App JOIN THE TEAM And if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too. Looking to start a podcast of your own? Get a free month with Libsyn by using the promo code MTO when you sign up. You'll get the remainder of the month from when you sign up as well as the next month free. It'll be enough time to kick the tires and lights some fires. Follow @mattalkonline on Twitter for updates and nuggets of information about the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast and all the other shows that are part of the Mat Talk Podcast Network. You can also check out our network home page at www.mattalkonline.com.

Having lost 5 of their last 7 games, Eagles talk will dominate this episode of the Philly Pressbox Radio Roundtable, as Ken Dunek makes his first visit to the program. Ken was a backup tight end on the 1980 Eagles team that went to the Super Bowl and he also won two championships with the USFL's Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars. These days, he works as a college-football analyst for ESPN and the American Sports Network and publishes the JerseyMan and PhillyMan magazines. Also on the program: Jim "Chet" Chesko, Bill Furman and Fred Hugo preview Week 12 games involving NFC East teams, and Steve Cwitkowitz stops by to talk a little Flyers hockey.