Podcast appearances and mentions of Dick Weiss

Pat Williams passed away on July 17, 2024 at age of 84. Today, Bob Ryan is joined by Philly writer Dick Weiss to remember the life of the man who brought the Magic to Orlando, and Dr J to Philadelphia. Bob and Dick share stories, memories, and much more. The Bob Ryan and Jeff Goodman Podcast is presented by: Gametime! Take the guesswork out of buying NBA tickets with Gametime. Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code CLNS for $20 off your first purchase. Download Gametime today. Last minute tickets. Lowest Price. Guaranteed. Terms apply. Go to https://gametime.co ! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join our knowledgable staff as they review all the sports action from arond the world this week month year and yesteryear. This weeks special guest are ; Mr Dick Weiss sportswriter who has covered the mens final4 for 51 years Mr   Billy Werndal  sports writer columinist and Eagles Staff Mr.   Brandon Meier sports podcast host

Week 3 of the Big East Barroom Offseason is live! We talk NBA Draft, Villanova's transfers and Rick Pitino history. This week featuring special guest Dick Weiss!Timestamps - Creighton (3:38); Villanova (5:52); St. John's (8:30); Butler (11:00); Providence (13:27); DePaul (16:11); Georgetown (18:41); Xavier (21:27); UConn (24:23); Seton Hall (26:24); Marquette (29:38); Interview with Dick Weiss (32:09)

Listen to March 27, 2023 episode of the College Hoops Chat radio show (46 mins). Dick Weiss, longtime CBB Analyst and member of National Sportswriters Hall of Fame; Guy Falotico from IonaHoops.com; & our top caller #KennyFromRye join me as we continue to discuss March Madness! We review the Elite 8 games and preview the Final 4. We also do an update on coaching change at Iona (Rick Pitino leaves & replaced by Tobin Anderson). This weekly college basketball radio show airs on WVOX, 1460AM in New Rochelle, NY every Monday night from 8 to 9pm. Check out our website at: www.collegehoopschat.com. Email me if you have any questions or suggestions for the show. Jim Maisano CollegeHoopsChat@gmail.com (Season 3/Episode 25)

A very entertaining Saturday morning! The intern Andrew Leeds gets his first mic. The Sports Book Consigliere Dave Sharapan checks in from Las Vegas with his thoughts on the NCAA tournament. Hour II we'll talk with Legendary Hall of Fame sports writer Dick Weiss. Dick has covered over 50 final Fours, the NBA and has co-written several books with Rick Pitino, John Calipari and Dick Vitale. Dick joined us at 11am.

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Charlie Brennan debates with Wendy Wiese, Alvin Reid, Ray Hartmann and Bill McClellan. They talked about Missouri's surplus, the Culver House, justifiable homicides, and more. Charlie Brennan and Ray Hartmann are joined by Dick Weiss, Elkin Kistner, and Ben Phillips. They spoke about one family's journey after discovering their ancestors owned slaves.

Dick Weiss is a Hall of Fame sports columnist who worked for the Philadelphia Daily News as a sportswriter covering college basketball and the NBA and was the national college columnist for New York Daily News for more than 40 years. Weiss is the past president of the Football Writers of America and U.S. Basketball Writers Associations and was the youngest recipient of the prestigious Curt Gowdy Award for media excellence from the Naismith Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. He has done TV work for both CNN and the Big Ten network and is a regular guest on radio stations across the country.

Hoops discusses how he fell in love with basketball, the Big 5 in Philadelphia, and that city's famed arena, The Palestra. He takes us back to the Big East glory days of the 1980s, and we ride with him on the team plane of national champion Villanova after its upset of Georgetown. Hear about Kobe Bryant the teenage phenom, and how Magic and Bird changed college basketball as well as the NBA. Hoops recounts the season he spent with the fabled '92 Kentucky team that fell in epic fashion to Duke. And he compares John Wooden and Mike Krzyzewski. Get a TO, baby, and listen up. This is a basketball treat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Writers for the nonprofit newsletter Beyond Ferguson Beyond Ferguson discuss how we can approach social justice issues and detailing what the 63016 Project is. Sign up for their nonprofit newsletter: https://beforefergusonbeyondferguson.org/

On today's episode of Barstool Bench Mob, Jake, Marty, and Rico start off giving their thoughts and condolences on the tragic loss of Terrence Clarke (02:46) before getting into some more off the court news.  Friend of the program Jordan Bohannon is returning to Iowa (05:32) and another recurring guest actually broke the news early. Elsewhere, Florida's Keyontae Johnson is looking to return to the Gators after missing the season following his health scare (09:18). Is Florida a contender if Johnson is cleared? The guys touch on the drama surrounding Corey Kispert and Tony Bennett (13:28). And in the hectic transfer world, Mac McClung took his name out of the transfer portal and will either join the NBA or return to Texas Tech. And the reigning National Champions reloaded again, this time with Arizona transfer James Akinjo (18:34). And major coaching news on the women's side with Kim Mulkey leaving Baylor to become the new head coach at LSU.  We wrap things up discussing some offseason coaching activities including a golf outing with Rick Pitino and Nate Oats plus a Florida vacation for Eric Musselman. Make sure you rate, review, and subscribe to Barstool Bench Mob and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @stoolbenchmob.

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Hall of Fame college basketball reporter, Dick Weiss joins the show to talk about covering Rick Pitino for his whole career and what this specific run at Iona means for him. He then breaks down the favorites for the tournament.

Hall of Fame College Basketball Writer @HoopsWeiss joins @SicEm365Radio to breakdown @BaylorMBB and their chances in the tournament

3:15pm-Grant McCasland, North Texas Basketball Coach3:30pm-Dick Weiss, New York Daily News Basketball Writer4:00pm-Tony Barnhart, SEC Network4:45pm-Kelvin Beachum, Arizona Cardinals Offensive Tackle (Mexia High Alum)5:00pm-Jon Machota, TheAthletic.com (Cowboys)5:30pm-Jason King, SicEm365.com

Pete Thompson joins me to talk about all the Phila Sports teams, Sixers, Flyers, Eagles and Phillies. Our special guest is Hall of Fame sports journalist Dick Weiss. Dick covered NCAA & NBA basketball for the Phila and NY Daily News for over 40 years.

Nobody knows college basketball like Dick Weiss, the longtime sportswriter, and columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News and New York Daily News.  ‘Hoop' has covered 46 NCAA Final Fours, 35 national championship games and has co-authored a dozen basketball books with the likes of Rick Pitino, John Calipari, and Dick Vitale.   This week on the Sports Raconteurs Dick reaches back for nearly a half-century college basketball memories and offers current insights including:   The Philly Big 5 and its unique standing in college basketball Legendary Philly coaches including John Chaney and Rollie Massimino Evolution of NCAA Tournament from a nice event to a worldwide phenomenon An inside look at this year's brackets

In today's episode, Wes Troyer sits down with National Sports Writer Hall of Fame inductee Dick Weiss to talk some hoops. Later in the show, Wes Troyer discusses Illinois' week, team's that have already punched their automatic bid, and previewing next week's major conference tournaments along with predictions. To conclude the show, Wes answers some of his Instagram followers' questions.

Keith Engle host of TGI Sports Talk-Talks College Basketball with Hall of Fame columnist Dick Weiss on North East Streaming Sports --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linda-mcgrath/support

The Mob is back after another packed weekend of college hoops. Rico, Marty and Jake kick things off with the Starting Lineup: Illinois-Iowa (01:51) Oklahoma-Alabama (08:59) Florida-WVU (12:13) Tennessee-Kansas (16:09) Texas Tech-LSU (24:41) Virginia Tech-Virginia (29:09) Then, Hall of Fame journalist Dick Weiss joins the Mob to talk about the passing of John Chaney (38:26). Weiss was in the press room for Chaney's famous altercation with John Calipari and recounts the career and impact of the legendary Temple coach.  We then recap the rest of the weekend slate in Beating the Buzzer (59:19) before wrapping things up with the hottest new game on the streets: The Box Score game (01:03:53) Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review Barstool Bench Mob! And for all the latest news, scores and highlights follow us on Twitter and Instagram @stoolbenchmob.

3:30pm-Dick Weiss, College Basketball Hall of Fame Writer*4:00pm-Richard Justice, Texas Monthly Columnist (Story on State of Texas College Basketball Success)4:20pm-Mack Rhoades, Baylor Director of Athletics5:00pm-David Helman, DallasCowboys.com5:20pm-Bravvion Roy, Carolina Panthers Defensive Tackle5:35pm-John McClain, Houston Chronicle Columnist

College Basketball Hall of Fame Writer @HoopsWeiss joins @SicEm365Radio to discuss Jared Butler and @BaylorMBB

Legendary sports writer Dick Weiss joins the podcast to talk all things College Basketball by Mitch Davis

The 22nd edition of Whe're They At features sports trivia television star, Howard 'Howie' Schwab. Howie was the star and guru of the ESPN hit sports trivia TV show, Stump The Schwab. His impeccable career at ESPN spanned 26 years as a lead researcher, coordinating producer for studio shows and live events as well as other significant roles. Also, he was a consultant and writer for Sony Television's Sports Jeopardy and an on-air personality for FOX Sports. Howie has started a new venture with the ClickStream Corporation as a host and consultant for a new sports trivia app called WinQuik. The WinQuik app will debut sometime this coming summer. Host Nabaté Isles had the honor to speak with Howie on a multitude of topics including:               03:39-On his new endeavor spearheading content for a new app called WinQuik, being created by the ClickStream Corp.                         05:02-Howie asks Nabaté a couple of practice trivia questions.                         07:29-On his trivia contest with athletic coaches and alumni from Florida Atlantic University.                    10:33-The sports figures and moments that are most memorable for him.                       18:01-On his rise in becoming an elite sports researcher and coordinating producer at ESPN.                     23:35-How was Howie and his ESPN research department able to acquire intricate stats at a rapid rate for games BEFORE the internet?                         27:08-On the masses of great historical sports information available today, but the younger generation don't seek it.                   29:09-Nabaté shares a story about the late Major League Baseball All-Star and General Manager, Bob Watson.                  30:05-On what the main assumption of Stump The Schwab was?                      32:40-What was his favorite segment on Stump The Schwab?                       33:48-Howie and Nabaté's memories competing on Stump The Schwab.                36:07-Howie breaks down an All-Time underrated player in team sports history.               38:02-Discuss about a new book that he collaborated with Dick Vitale and Dick Weiss about what would happen if the 2020 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament happened.                    38:51-On his longtime friendship and work with Dick Vitale.                      42:20-Will we see a 2020 MLB season since the players and owners have their differences?                      46:36-Should the NBA follow the NHL's plan for resuming the season?                        51:21-Names more underrated athletes through the history of sports.                     1:04:31-Named some sports franchises' Mount Rushmores (4 top players for each).              Musical selections are from Nabaté Isles' album, 'Eclectic Excursions', available on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Amazon, Tidal, etc. Check out his website as well: www.nabateisles.com     

A year after being racially profiled along with fellow black college students in Clayton, Missouri, Teddy Washington and his mother, Denise Washington, talk with St. Louis Public Radio's Shula Neuman. Also joining the discussion is Richard Weiss, whose story about the 2018 incident will appear in this Sunday's edition of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. His reporting is supported through a grant from the Pulitzer Center.

Topics: Virginia wins first national basketball championship, Mick Cronin leaving the Bearcats to take over UCLA plus Steve talks about Penn State basketball’s Lamar Stevens and Mike Watkins, their future intentions and how the process will fall into place. Guest: Legendary college basketball writer Dick “Hoops” Weiss (Blue Star Media) recaps the Virginia overtime victory over Texas Tech for the title and shares deep concern about the current state of college basketball and where it could go from here.

Local journalist Dick Weiss has partnered with Mendel Rosenberg on his newly published memoir titled “Thriver: My Journey Through Holocaust Nightmare to American Dream.”

Dick Weiss, a former editor and writing coach at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, joins the podcast to talk about working with reporters and how to get the best out of that relationship. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dick Weiss, a former editor and writing coach at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, joins the podcast to talk about a nonprofit called Forward Through Ferguson and his role as a “story catalyst.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Tom Hart, Dick Weiss, and Maria Montgomery joined Shawn Smith on the Ol' Bootleggers Spirit Shoppe Go Big Blue Country Radio show on Thursday, February 7, 2019. Tom talked about Kentucky's emergence as one of the best defensive teams in the country, while Dick discussed what has changed during the Wildcats 9-game winning streak. Maria gives listeners a behind the scenes look at what life at Rupp Arena is like during a UK men's basketball game. 

Guest: Hall of Fame College Basketball Writer Dick Weiss (Blue Star Media) makes his first appearance on the show to discuss Penn State’s dominating performance over Ohio State and looks at the rest of the Big Ten Conference as the regular season winds down.  Then, we wrap up the week with Steve’s brother Kevin Jones and some weekend basketball selections.

Part 2 of Oscar's conversation with college basketball writer Dick "Hoops" Weiss". Oscar gets Hoops' thoughts on 72 college basketball coaches, pas and present.

On Monday’s St. Louis on the Air , host Don Marsh talked to KSDK anchor Casey Nolen and long-time journalist Dick Weiss about their recent two-week visit to Pakistan. They were among a dozen visitors from media and academia who made the trip sponsored by the University Of Oklahoma Gaylord College Of Journalism and Mass Communications and the U.S. State Department.

Hot off the MLK Marathon, this week’s BIG EAST spotlight shines on St. John’s Head Coach Chris Mullin; the focus features Butler senior forward Andrew Chrabascz and Dick Weiss, the college basketball writer for Blue Star Media breaks down the history of the league and recalls his favorite Madison Square Garden tourney moments.

Dick Weiss has an old-school take to the McCaffrey situation and he was at the 103-100 finish between Kentucky and UNC.

Episode 51. College Pigskin Preview. Dick Weiss will be on the show to give us straight talk in the college football world.

GolfBetter Host Tom Brassell and Technical Specialist Kenny Nicholson turn the clock back a couple of months and share an interview they had in Orlando with Mr. Dick Weiss, Founder and CEO of SST-PURE, which stands for 'Strategic Shaft Technologies - Plane of Uniform Repeatability'. Mr. Weiss shares the history of SST PURE, the science and technology behind the process of PUREing shafts, the amazing sucess that they have had on tour and how consumers can incorporate this process with their clubs at Edwin Watts Golf. Tom and Kenny also announce the winner of the Titleist balls from Episode 76.