Podcast appearances and mentions of cole field house

Andy starts with American University playing in the First Four tonight. Plus, Commanders WR Noah Brown resigns. (17:16) After much controversy over their inclusion, UNC boat races San Diego State in Dayton. (35:37) 59 years ago today, Texas El Paso defeats Kentucky in Cole Field House. (50:30) Gary Williams joins to talk about all the story lines heading into the tournament. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy starts with the tragedy at Reagan Airport. Also, Maryland Basketball's win over #17 Wisconsin last night. (17:52) Why free agents will want to join the Commanders, and more on the Cowboys hiring of Brian Schottenheimer. (37:40) Bill Belichick suggests that the Lombardi Trophy should be renamed. (54:33) 60 years ago today, DeMatha takes down Lew Alcindor and Power Memorial at Cole Field House. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh, Dustin, and Raul discuss how the 2001 Duke Blue Devils won Coach K his third national championship. They break down the circumstances leading up to 2001, including the heartbreaking loss to UConn in the 1999 National Championship game and the subsequent early departures of Elton Brand, William Avery, and Corey Maggette. They debate which was the better comeback against rival Maryland -- down 10 points with less than a minute left at Cole Field House or down 22 in the Final Four. Then they make their picks for greatest recruiting class in Duke Men's Basketball history. Next up: Championship Series: Part III (2010) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Twenty years ago, when Maryland beat Indiana for the National Championship, it was one of the happiest scenes in the history of college basketball. Maryland fans had been through a lot, including sanctions after the departure of Bob Wade, which meant no TV, no national presence. For decades, Maryland was considered the poor cousin to ACC heavyweights Duke and North Carolina, occasionally NC State or Wake Forest. Gary Williams played at Maryland, and shares a great story about facing Billy Cunningham and Carolina. Lesley got to cover Gary at all three of his major stops - at Boston College when BC won the Big East in 1983, at Ohio State in the Big Ten, and at Maryland, where he returned to Cole Field House and the ACC. He called Maryland's win over Duke at home in 2002, "the greatest victory ever at Cole Field House" - and this from a guy who saw, in person, one of the most important games in history, when Texas Western, with five black starters, beat Kentucky in College Park for the Championship in 1966. It's Gary's passion for all things Terrapin that's made him so popular, and why the 2002 team will be celebrated all year.

Hey Joe: Was Duke's come back, 21 years ago, the greatest? Ovies' opinion on fantasy baseball? NFL picks from Giglio or Victoria? Anything planned to honor Coach K at the Smith Center?  "Was Duke's comeback at Cole Field House, 21 years ago today, the greatest in ACC history?" "Should I be getting my NFL picks from Victoria instead of you?" "We all know how much you care about Giglio's fantasy football team-- and how much you loved talking about baseball with Adam Gold. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being absolutely miserable, how would you enjoy managing a season of fantasy baseball?" "Low key petty UNC won't do anything to honor Coach K at the Smith Center next week?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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When we last left the 2001 Duke Blue Devils, there were 54 seconds left and they were down 10 points inside Cole Field House. What happened next is known as the Miracle Minute. Relive every second of it, straight from the mouths of the players, in episode 4 of Return to Glory, the story of the 2001 Duke National Champions. Host Jason Evans brings you along as he talks to Carlos Boozer, Jay Williams, Chris Duhon, Shane Battier and the rest of the team about the behind the scenes moments that made that season so special. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 3 of Return to Glory, the 2001 Duke Blue Devil national champions relive their first battle with the Maryland Terrapins. They reflect on what it was like to play in Cole Field House and talk about some of the crazy antics they saw from the rabid Maryland fans. And they talk about that epic game itself, the one that has come to be known as The Miracle Minute. Maryland was blowing Duke out, but the team never lost faith. What was it that kept them so convinced they would pull out a victory? Have a listen and you will find out. And if, for some reason, you have not listened to the first 2 episodes of Return to glory, what are you waiting for? This amazing series gets you up close with the 2001 team in a way never before possible. Check out episode 1, about the preseason, here: https://traffic.megaphone.fm/VMP8261243587.mp3?updated=1617378853 And episode 2, about the intensity of the practices, here: https://traffic.megaphone.fm/VMP2755474565.mp3?updated=1617944020 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thom is joined by former Terp player and assistant coach when they won the National Title Billy Hahn. Billy talks of why he left the state of Indiana to play at Maryland (7:30), his favorite memories of playing for Lefty Driesell and of Cole Field House (13:26), how he started to work for Gary Williams at his alma mater (25:58), Billy's take on Maryland's rivalries with Duke & UNC (36:34), his tenure as Lasalle's Head Coach (42:02), and more.

From Wednesday January 10, 2018: Thom is joined by former Terp player and assistant coach when they won the National Title, Billy Hahn. Bill talks of why he left the state of Indiana to play at Maryland (7:30), his favorite memories of playing for Lefty Driesell and of Cole Field House (13:26), how he started to work for Gary Williams at his alma mater (25:58), Billy's take on Maryland's rivalries with Duke & UNC (36:34), his tenure as Lasalle's Head Coach (42:02), and more.

Get ready for hoop talk like you’ve never heard before as this week host Kelsey Nicole Nelson welcomes former Terrapin hoops Star Herman Veal to the show. Herman talks playing with stars Len Bias Abe discusses his favorite memories in Cole Field House. Kelsey and Herman kick off the sports talk with college hoops in the DMV discussing if Maryland basketball under Coach Mark Turgeon and Georgetown Men’s basketball under new head coach and Hoya legend Patrick Ewing can bounce back to being powerhouses in college basketball. The two then dissect the USA Today Preseason College Basketball Poll and talk the Louisville basketball scandal. For college basketball fans this episode serves to prepare you for tip-off of the regular season.

BTN live coverage of Maryland football camp, Larry accosts former women’s soccer team players, Gary Williams talks Cole Field House renovation and previews this season’s basketball team, Mitchell twins commit to Maryland, 2018 basketball recruiting class, Anthony Cowan offseason progress report, Ahmed joins the show late, Darryl Jones and Tyler Baylor commit to Maryland football, 2018 football recruiting outlook, football camp review, Fill in the Blank Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Preshow music upgrade?, road win over Michigan, projecting the next four games, tournament outlook, basketball recruiting, Indiana game preview, Melo Trimble NBA or 4th year, Chat Room Q&A covers everything from basketball and football recruiting to coaching rumors to Cole Field House developments, Over/Under Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Summer vacations, Jeff balls with SVP, Deon Jones commits, highest rated DBs in MD history, report on Terps targets at The Opening, Kaindoh situation, Cole Field House nugget, Big Ten expanding again?, Nima Omidvar gives insight into next year’s basketball team and refuses to sing, basketball recruiting update, contest winner Eric Dunn makes fun of Larry and asks five questions, Pigrome update Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When the final buzzer sounded on the 1966 NCAA Championship between Texas Western and Kentucky little did anyone in attendance at Cole Field House in College Park, Md know the impact of the Miners’ 72-65 victory. Don Haskins’ team – and its five African-American starters – beat Adolph Rupp’s top-ranked Wildcats – and their five white starters – in a game that did more than simply alter the course of college athletics. Three members of that Texas Western starting lineup helped commemorate the 50th anniversary of this historic event: guard Willie Worsley, center David Lattin, and forward Willie Cager. Photo courtesy of The El Paso Times Audio courtesy of YouTube and UTEP Athletics