Podcasts about espn's bomani jones

ESPN's Bomani Jones joins the show to discuss the recent news about Mike Gundy and Chuba Hubbard.

Tim & Steve visit with ESPN's @Bomani_Jones and get his take on the effect of Jerry's silence, how Colin Kaepernick could return and more. DAC @StevenwDennis @TimCowlishaw Weekdays 3-6 pm @1033fmESPN

ESPN's Bomani Jones, co-host of High Noon, dials in to talk with David Aldridge and BIG Wos about how Analytics are interpreted when it comes to Black QBs. How advanced stats have stripped the soul out of the NBA. The Process. The diminishing BIG MAN. Plus, how the NFL is going to market the game when the best QBs are all black. At the top, the new-look Pocket Rockets and "Killing the Messenger" when it comes to nuanced sports talk.

After being named a captain in this year's Pro Bowl, Michael Vick faced a new wave of criticism. Animal advocates and football fans alike point to Vick being sent to federal prison for his involvement in dogfighting. Between Vick's initial NFL run, his time served and his return to football following that sentence, he has a complicated story. Ahead of tonight's "30 for 30" documentary, ESPN's Bomani Jones explores the context of Vick's career, his ongoing path to redemption and what his legacy will be.

After being named a captain in this year's Pro Bowl, Michael Vick faced a new wave of criticism. Animal advocates and football fans alike point to Vick being sent to federal prison for his involvement in dogfighting. Between Vick's initial NFL run, his time served and his return to football following that sentence, he has a complicated story. Ahead of tonight's "30 for 30" documentary, ESPN's Bomani Jones explores the context of Vick's career, his ongoing path to redemption and what his legacy will be.

After being named a captain in this year's Pro Bowl, Michael Vick faced a new wave of criticism. Animal advocates and football fans alike point to Vick being sent to federal prison for his involvement in dogfighting. Between Vick's initial NFL run, his time served and his return to football following that sentence, he has a complicated story. Ahead of tonight's "30 for 30" documentary, ESPN's Bomani Jones explores the context of Vick's career, his ongoing path to redemption and what his legacy will be.

In keeping with an annual tradition, Blatant Homerism host Allen Kenney talks with ESPN's Bomani Jones of "High Noon" and "The Right Time" podcast about the OU-Texas game. Allen and Bomani discuss the plutocratic boosters who call the shots for the Longhorns, Tom Herman's rebuilding job, the unknown with the Sooners and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPN's Bomani Jones joins the pod this week to talk Antonio Brown, LSU / Texas, his move to New York City, High Noon and more. Also, sports, news, Have Ya Heard? and our podly rants.

Emily on Game 3 in Columbus (2:27). NHL Network's Mike Rupp talks about Brad Marchand's antics (13:47). ESPN's Bomani Jones on his history with Hurricane fans (28:11).

ESPN's Bomani Jones suggests GS Warriors aren't receiving credit due while amidst historic run given difficulty of keeping teams together throughout run

ESPN's Bomani Jones joins the show to look ahead to the OU-Texas game.

Marcus and Tim talk to ESPN's Bomani Jones about Stephen Curry and the Warriors' swagger and Harrison Barnes' development; Marcus and Tim also discuss Steve Kerr's return and the Warriors-Spurs match-up.

The quarterback controversy is in full swing, and Spike is still on Michael Vick island. ESPN's Bomani Jones joins the show at the 15 minute mark, and the official Chip Kelly Expert of the Spike Eskin Show, Tony Granieri joins the show at the 85 minute mark.