Podcast appearances and mentions of Len Elmore

It's been a while since Terps hoops great Len Elmore made a visit but after reading his passionate words about what makes Maryland great, Nestor thought it was time for him to opine on the evolving landscape of college sports and the lack of guardrails in the modern NIL world of university student-athlete life. The post Terps great Len Elmore discusses loyalty, NIL money and changing ways of college basketball with Nestor first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Maryland basketball is entering a new era with Buzz Williams as their next head coach, but concerns over the future of the program still remain after Kevin Willard's ugly exit. Terps legend Len Elmore shared his thoughts on everything that has unfolded over the last month.

Terps legend Len Elmore joined the show to discuss the Kevin Willard exit and transitioning to Buzz Williams.

In the final hour of Inside Access, the guys discuss the excitement for Buzz Williams in College Park. They also are joined by Jay Bilas and Len Elmore.

Bram and Callow discuss the news that Brandon Coleman will move to RT for now and other topics from the Washington brass at the NFL owner's meetings. Plus Terps great Len Elmore weighs in on the MD basketball program in flux.HOME | Ampire Media

Bram and Callow discuss the news that Brandon Coleman will move to RT for now and other topics from the Washington brass at the NFL owner's meetings. Plus Terps great Len Elmore weighs in on the MD basketball program in flux. HOME | Ampire Media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome into a Would You Rather Wednesday edition of the program. Lots to go over this morning as we try to keep our focus on the game that will be played out in San Francisco tomorrow night between Maryland and Florida in the Sweet 16, but we'll also keep you up to the date on the latest surround Kevin Willard and his future in College Park as more coaching dominoes continue to fall. We'll also talk Orioles with Opening Day tomorrow! Drew Forrester of DrewsMorningDish.com will be in studio, so we'll play Would You Rather, he'll take around the Association in ‘NBA Corner' as we talk Terps, Orioles and more. We'll catch up with Terps legend Len Elmore at 11:15am to see how he's doing before teaching his college course at Columbia this morning and get his thoughts on Maryland and talk about Julian Reese joining him in the 1,000-rebound club. And to wrap the program, we'll check in with former Orioles SS JJ Hardy who was down in Sarasota a few weeks back as a guest instructor as we see how JJ is doing, preview Opening Day, get his thoughts on Jackson Holliday and Gunnar Henderson and much more!

Hour 2 with Rick "Doc" Walker: Terps legend and former NBA player Len Elmore talks NCAA and NBA hoops / Callers weigh in on Len Elmore and the game that changed College Basketball / It's all about getting results / The end of a sports career isn't the end

For much of his adult life as an athlete and attorney, Len Elmore has balanced academics and athletics.  That work continues to this day as a Senior Lecturer at Columbia University in the Sports Management program.  The balancing act began long ago growing up in New York City, then attending Power Memorial Academy, the University of Maryland, playing in the NBA, going to Harvard Law School, serving as an Assistant District Attorney in Brooklyn and beyond.   We are wowed by the big time nature of college sports and the gaudy salaries of the pros, where careers on average tend to be short.  The  lessons learned by balancing academics and athletics last a lifetime. I hope you enjoy the latest episode of “Before The Cheering Started with Budd Mishkin.” If you like the episode, please rate and review it on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.  And please share it on social media and by old fashioned word of mouth.

Today's Field Day : Sports News Segment, featuring Katie & Dad! Recorded 8.27.24, : “Players I Saw” - Dad Themed BASEBALL Greenville SC 1958 Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, Whitey Ford,Robin Roberts, Richie Ashburn Atlanta Braves Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Pete Rose, Johnny Bench 1984 Mets vs Cubs Dwight Gooden,Darrel Strawberry,Rick Sutcliffe Yankee Stadium July 1994  Mariners vs Yankees Ken Griffey Jr, Randy Johnson, Bernie  Williams, Paul O'Neil , Wade Boggs, Jim Abbott COLLEGE FOOTBALL Hugh Green Pitt 1977 Gator Bowl Jerry Butler 1978 Gator Bowl Art Schlicher Ohio State 1978 Gator Bowl Dwight Clark Clemson 1978 Gator Bowl Perry Tuttle 1979 Peach Bowl William Perry 1982 Orange Bowl Mike Rozier/Roger Craig Nebraska William Dean Perry 1986 Gator Bowl George Roger's, Doug Flutie, Herschel Walker, Cam Newton, Joe Namath, Ken Staber, Johnny Musso PRO FOOTBALL Billy Cannon Houston Oilers 1961 Greenville George Blanda NY Titans 1961 Greenville COLLEGE BASKETBALL David Thompson, Art Herman, Chris Paul, Charlie Scott, Tom Burleson, Danny Ferry, James Worthy, Grant Hill, JJ Redick, Tim Duncan, Christian Larttner, Len Bias,  John Lucas, Len Elmore ,Tom McMillen, Mitch Kupchalk, Michael Jordan, Phil Ford, Mike Gminski ACC Tournament 1973 - 2002 Dell Curry/Tyrone Bogues 1988 Hornets November 4  & Larry Nance and Tree Rollins Cavaliers GOLF Tiger Woods 2003 Masters Jack Nicklaus 2003 Masters Tom Waston Lee Trevino Payne Stewart NBA All Star Game Feb —10, 1991 Charlotte Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing, Kevin McHale, David Robinson, Johnny Stockton Charlotte Hornets 1988-2002 Charlotte Bobcats 2004-2014 Charlotte Hornets 2014-Present Thank You For Listening! #fielddaywithkatieblack 

We're back after a long break and we have a LOT of Men Of The Match to put on the board. Zack Goodman is back and in for Griffin today to help us discuss the Orioles' five game win streak-maybe we should take long weekends more often? At 10:15, 105.7 The Fan analyst Ryan Ripken joins us to discuss why "the Orioles are fine." At 11, we'll put the finishing touches on college sports season as Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse, USA Lacrosse Magazine) breaks down Maryland's title game loss to Notre Dame. And at 11:30, we'll celebrate the life of the iconic Bill Walton with his friend/former Terps legend Len Elmore.

“I had dreams of playing basketball then going to law school and doing what Perry Mason did.” Those dreams came true. The Knicks. Harvard Law. The Brooklyn DA's office. And now he teaches at Columbia's School of Professional Studies, a co-producer of this episode. (I had dreams that I could fly. I can't.)

Join us this week on the Shadows Podcast for an exhilarating episode featuring an ACC Basketball legend, Len Elmore! As the sole player in Maryland basketball history to achieve 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds, Len brings a wealth of experience to our Rebound Series. Joined by special cohost Ricky Price, Tripp Bodenheimer delves into Len's remarkable journey from his humble beginnings to his unforgettable tenure at Maryland. They reminisce about the iconic 1974 ACC Championship game between NC State and Maryland, marking its 50th anniversary, widely regarded as one of college basketball's finest moments. Len shares insights into life beyond the court, including his successful career as a lawyer and broadcaster. Plus, don't miss the engaging discussion on the current landscape of the game. In a heartfelt tribute, Len honors his former coach, the legendary Lefty Driesell, and his broadcast partner, Billy Packer. Experience the full episode and explore past seasons of the Rebound Series on www.theshadowspodcast.com or your preferred podcast platform. Tune in for an unforgettable conversation with a basketball icon! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shadows-podcast/support

This week we sit down with Maryland legend Len Elmore to discuss playing under the late Lefty Driesell, his career in law and broadcasting and Driesell's legacy. As always we discuss this week in Maryland athletics.

Maryland men's basketball head coach Kevin Willard and The Voice of the Terrapins Johnny Holliday chat about the Terps' previous game against Michigan State and preview Wednesdays matchup against Iowa. Maryland forward Donta Scott, former Terp Dutch Morley and the legendary Len Elmore join the show as guests.

Two basketball legends, Len Elmore and Bill Walton, chat about their incredible careers intertwined by a notable Maryland UCLA matchup of the past prior to the two programs facing off Friday night at Pauley Pavilion.

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It is a Monday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Griffin will be giving all their thoughts after an exciting Super Bowl between the Chiefs and Eagles that eventually saw Patrick Mahomes pick up his second Super Bowl win, with a little bit of a controversial ending. We'll also talk about the rest of the weekend, including the Terps win against Penn State, some upsets in the college lacrosse world and more. Early on, at 10:10am, we will be joined by former Terp Len Elmore, who is now a Big Ten Network college basketball analyst and had the call for the Maryland-Penn State game on Saturday as we talk some Terps hoops. At 10:40am, we will chat with KC radio host, Soren Petro, about the Super Bowl and what it means for the rest of the AFC after the Chiefs win. At 11am, we will have our weekly chat with our good friend Jeremy Conn from 105.7 The Fan as we talk Super Bowl, Ravens, Lamar/Offensive Coordinator and just about everything else. And at 11:30am, we will chat with Loyola (MD) lacrosse player, Matt Hughes, after the Greyhounds massive win over the Terps on Saturday in which Glenn was on the call for. All that and more on Monday edition of GCR.

Len Elmore, University of Maryland All-American, NBA veteran, Harvard trained attorney, long time college basketball broadcaster, and Columbia University professor of athletes and activism, speaks with Rabbi Sherman about the transformative power athletes can have in society at large. What responsibility do athletes have to be involved in causes of justice? What is the difference between community service and activism?

On the latest episode of the Rex Chapman Show with Josh Hopkins, the guys are joined by ABA/NBA veteran Len Elmore, who is now a practicing attorney and professor for Columbia University. He discusses how his passion for both education and sports helped him flourish into the incredibly accomplished man he is both on and off the basketball court.  5:00 - How much of Len's upbringing during the Civil Rights Movement helped influence his pursuits later in life outside of basketball? 8:30 - It wasn't basketball, but baseball that Len wanted to pursue as a professional athlete. That was at least until his growth spurt changed everything. 9:30 - Len played basketball like Chief in One Flew Over The Cucko's Nest 13:00 - Len discusses his transition from growing up in New York, and attending college at Maryland. Basketball became the culture on that campus as they became one of the best teams in the country. 16:30 - As an accomplished broadcaster himself, of course the guys have to ask Len about calling the iconic Duke-Kentucky game that ended with Christian Laettner's game winner. 22:30 - Len recalls the impact that watching John Carlos and Tommie Smith in the 1968 Olympics had on him, combined with reading Malcom X's autobiography. He said it caused an awakening for him then, and he continues to hold those principles to this day. 37:30 - Len never felt like basketball was beneath him with all of his scholarly pursuits, but he just decided after 10 seasons he was just done. 42:30 - There were plenty of Len's former teammates who took to heart what advice he had for them, knowing everyone needed to find their life's work after basketball.  47:00 - Len and the rest of the Terps gave John Wooden, Bill Walton and UCLA their toughest test as they were in the greatest winning streak in college basketball history. 50:00 - The NCAA Tournament had to expand their field after Len and Maryland were left out after losing the ACC Tournament to NC State 52:00 - Even though they weren't close, the passing of Len Bias just absolutely rocked Len Elmore just like everyone at the time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Co-chair of the Knight Commission Len Elmore stops by to discuss the challenges facing college sports. Plus we finish up with your phone calls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do thoughts of death keep us motivated to live a better life?   As I get older, I'm becoming more conscious of mortality. Age has forced me to ask hard questions about faith, family, legacy, and the desire to end well.   To help me talk through this difficult subject, I put together an incredible council to discuss how to live well so that we can end well. In this special episode of Celebrations Chatter, I'm joined by:   Shoshana Ungerleider, MD, a physician, host of the TED Health Podcast, founder of End Well, and producer of Netflix documentaries, “Extremis,” “End Game,” and “Robin's Wish”.   Len Elmore, a lawyer, scholar, and former NBA basketball player - and a close friend of mine.   Angela Stribling, an acclaimed radio host, actor, television personality, and singer.   Together, we share our insights and experiences on the end of life to facilitate a more open conversation around this often taboo subject.   New podcast episodes released weekly on Thursday. Follow along with the links below: Sign up for the Celebrations Chatter Newsletter: https://celebrationschatter.beehiiv.com/    Subscribe to Celebrations Chatter on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@celebrationschatter  Follow @CelebrationsChatter on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celebrationschatter/    Follow @CelebrationsChatter on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@celebrationschatter  Listen to more episodes of Celebrations Chatter on Apple Podcasts:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/celebrations-chatter-with-jim-mccann/id1616689192    Listen to more episodes of Celebrations Chatter on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Yxfvb4qHGCwR5IgAmgCQX?si=ipuQC3-ATbKyqIk6RtPb-A    Listen to more episodes of Celebrations Chatter on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5saWJzeW4uY29tLzQwMzU0MS9yc3M?sa=X&ved=0CAMQ4aUDahcKEwio9KT_xJuBAxUAAAAAHQAAAAAQNg  Visit 1-800-Flowers.com: https://www.1800flowers.com/    Visit the 1-800-Flowers.com YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@1800flowers  Follow Jim McCann on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim1800flowers/  Follow Jim McCann on X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/jim1800flowers (@Jim1800Flowers)

Former NBA Player and College/NBA Analyst Len Elmore joins in to talk about the upcoming 2021 Final Four games. Len also shares thoughts on his own career, Christian Laettner's game winning shot against Kentucky in the 92' tourney in which he called, and more! Find Len on Twitter @LenElmore Find Combo on Instagram @OneTwoCombo

This bonus episode accompanies episode 4.3, "Did Lincoln ever play basketball?"Curtis Harris told us a little more about how the aftermath of the Civil War affected the ideologies behind the invention of basketball, and Len Elmore spoke to us about how he tries to share the long arc of history with his students. www.lincolncottage.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this special edition of "Listen in With KNN '' presented by FOX Sports Radio, host Kelsey Nicole Nelson welcomed special guest Len Ekmore, a lawyer and former Maryland basketball all-American for a special March Madness edition. The duo discussed the task ahead for the University of Maryland Director of Athletics Damon Evans as the school searches for it's next head men's basketball coach and tries to go dancing. Staying in DMV basketball Kelsey and Len touch on what Georgetown basketball needs to do to rebuild and how the Washington Wizards can hopefully turn their season around! This is a college hoops episode you do not want to miss! #LIWKNN #ListenInWithKNN

It's a Play It Forward special episode!!! For Black History month, our friends from PeacePlayers United States asked us to help raise awareness on the interconnectedness of Sport, Social Justice, and Civil Rights, especially as it pertains to the messages and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. To do just this, we convened an expert panel of individuals who are all working to build peace and equity in their respective fields. Renata Simril of LA84 and so so so much more; former NBA player, professor at Columbia Law and returning guest Len Elmore; and PeacePlayers United States very own Executive Director, Adam Johnson! In this special episode of the social justice podcast Play It Forward, you'll hear from our guests on how they are incorporating Dr. King's legacy and work into their lives, and advice for overcoming racial and gender barriers. Oh, and you best believe they hit on ALL of PeacePlayers core values: seeing people as people, inside out transformation, and building a culture of collaboration! We hope you enjoy this brilliant conversation as much as we did! Follow our guests on Twitter! Renata Simril: @RenataAngeleno Len Elmore: @LenElmore Adam Johnson: @adamj24 Interested in learning more about PeacePlayers mission to build a more peaceful and equitable world? Visit our website https://peaceplayers.org/playitforwardpodcast/ and check out our social handles. Twitter: @peaceplayers Instagram: @peaceplayersintl and @playitforwardpodcast Facebook: @peaceplayersintl LinkedIn: PeacePlayers International YouTube: PeacePlayers The Play It Forward podcast is produced by: Chinny Nwagbo Emmett Shepard Leif Frymire The Play It Forward podcast audio engineering and editing LeBaron Leath Animation and music created and designed by LeBaron Leath Podcast Cover Art by: Adam Hawkins Marketing by: Gabriella Mora Sophie Kennedy

Glenn is back and didn't have a chance to weigh in on the changes to Camden Yards yesterday, so he began today's show by addressing those. Near the bottom of Hour 1, Maryland legend Len Elmore (who called the Wisconsin game for BTN and has some of their upcoming games for BTN and FS1) addressed how the Terps have played under Danny Manning, what his priorities would be in the Maryland coaching search and why he WOULDN'T hire Bruce Pearl. Late in Hour 1 we caught up with Maryland/Calvert Hall alum Ben Bender, the #1 pick by Charlotte in this year's MLS Draft. Near the bottom of Hour 2, PressBox's Ken Zalis joined us for our first NFL Draft segment of the year and we also made our Picks for the week of NFL Playoffs action.

Andy starts the show with further breakdown and audio from the Washington Football Team game Tuesday night. Bram Weinstein joins the show to talk about what he saw on the field and if postponing the game was the right move. Len Elmore joins the show to talk about the virtual birthday celebration he has planned for Lefty Driesell as he celebrates turning 90. You can join the fun for free. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com, or tune in live from 10:00-11:00 AM Monday-Friday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Len Elmore joins the show to talk about the virtual birthday celebration he has planned for Lefty Driesell as he celebrates turning 90 and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this wide sweeping conversation, hosts Chinny and Emmett sit down with legendary basketball player, broadcaster, and professor, Len Elmore! They dig into what made Len an all time rebounder in college and his career in the NBA, what it was like to call nationally broadcasted basketball games, and how he views athletes' role in the past, present and future of social activism. Hearing Len's passion and insight was a real pleasure and we hope you enjoy it! Follow Len on twitter @LenElmore, and here some more reading recommendations from Len! The Autobiography of Malcolm X The Revolt of The Black Athlete - Harry Edwards The Heritage - Howard Bryant Interested in learning more about PeacePlayers mission to build a more peaceful and equitable world? Visit our website https://peaceplayers.org/play-it-forward-podcast/ and check out our social handles. The Play It Forward podcast is produced by: Chinny Nwagbo Emmett Shepard Leif Frymire Rifka Miyara The Play It Forward podcast is edited by LeBaron Leath Animation, music and sound effects created and designed by LeBaron Leath

Len Elmore was one of the first black basketball stars in the ACC when he played at Maryland in the 1970s. After a long pro career he went into law while continuing to be involved in collegiate athletics. Now, as co-chair of the Knight Commission, he's making sure the NCAA does right by student-athletes as well as HBCUs. He talked with Steven J. Gaither about the Commission's recent findings as well as his time at Maryland and playing against HBCU legends.

A group of over 100 hospital workers in Texas is refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine. They are suing their employer, Houston Methodist, for its compulsory vaccination policy as a violation of medical ethics standards. And, sportscaster and NBA veteran Len Elmore discusses aggressive fan behavior during the NBA playoffs.

Len Elmore - Ten-year vet of the ABA/NBA, All-American at U. of Maryland and current Senior Lecturer at Columbia University.

Andy opens the show discussing Nat's baseball and navigating through COVID. Len Elmore joins the show the discuss the final four and what to expect in the upcoming game.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2021 NCAA tourney is off to a roaring start and this guest in the lockerroom is ready to give great insight. Hear from Len Elmore of CBS Sports and Fox with his thoughts on the first weekend of action in the Big Dance. Len has been on some legendary game broadcasts over the years for CBS and he gives his take on this tourney and the teams to watch. Hear it all on "Tate's Take.....where basketball lives" and make sure to Subscribe/5 Star Rate and Review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, etc.!! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tates-take/donations

Defo and Lubie talk Marlins and panthers with host/analyst Craig Minervini! plus they talk with renown basketball analyst, Len Elmore about his favorite NCAA Tournament moments!

3:30pm-John Feinstein, American Sportswriter, Author and Sports Commentator4:00pm-Len Elmore, CBS and ESPN College Basketball Analyst4:20pm-Mack Rhoades, Baylor Director of Athletics4:45pm-David Woods, Indianapolis Star5:00pm-David Helman, DallasCowboys.com5:20pm-Mechelle Voepel, ESPN Women's Basketball Writer5:30pm-John McClain, Houston Chronicle

Former Maryland great and College Basketball Analyst @LenElmore joins @SicEm365Radio to give his favorite March Madness moments and experiences

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So much to discuss on a Monday edition of GCR. The Super Bowl is set-is there ANYTHING at all you're actually rooting for as a Ravens fan? Early in Hour 1, 105.7 The Fan's Jeremy Conn checked in to discuss the Super Bowl matchup, tomorrow night's show celebrating Mo Gaba's birthday, the Orioles changes and more. Late in Hour 1, we caught up with Baltimore's own/Wake Forest center back Mike DeShields, who was selected fifth overall by DC United in last week's MLS SuperDraft. To start Hour 2, the great Len Elmore checked in with us after he called Maryland's win at Minnesota for Big Ten Network Saturday. And at the bottom of Hour 2, Mike Bordick checked in to discuss being let go by MASN and why he's not harboring any bitterness towards the team/network.

In this episode, SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly is joined by Jene Elzie, chief growth officer at Athletes First Partners, and Len Elmore, senior lecturer in the sports management programme at Columbia University. With Joe Biden sworn in as US president, the three delve into the tumultuous Trump tenure and how it changed the relationship between sport and politics, particularly in the context of athlete activism and brand engagement, and ways it will evolve now there is a new man in the Oval Office.  Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspector License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

Donald Trump made dubious history as the first president to get impeached twice. The Article of Impeachment related to inciting the insurrection at the Capitol will head to the Senate-- eventually-- and likely once Trump is out of office.  My guests for this special episode are Hofstra University Professor of Law James Sample and Len Elmore, known to many for his basketball process and sportscasting career. He went to establish a law profession in private practice, as a prosecutor and a teacher at Columbia University. 

Manu Planetario charla con Len Elmore, leyenda de la ABA y la NBA sobre su carrera, de la ABA, la actualidad NBA y muchas cosas más

Manu Planetario charla con Len Elmore, leyenda de la ABA y la NBA sobre su carrera, de la ABA, la actualidad NBA y muchas cosas más

Follow us on all our Social Media @BigFellasPod! Len Elmore, NBA Player, Broadcaster, And Professor Joins Coach John On Big Fellas Basketball To Talk About What It Was Like Playing In Both The NBA And ABA, Broadcasting One Of The Greatest College Basketball Games Of All Time, And Being A Sports Management Professor At Columbia University! (1:22) - The Start Of A Great Career (3:45) - Growing Up In The Mecca (5:42) - Rewriting The Maryland Recordbooks (8:45) - Choosing The ABA Over The NBA (11:45) - Taking A Charge On Dr. J (14:45) - Diving Into The Academics (18:50) - Len's Greatest Mentors (22:50) - Being A Professor At Columbia (26:40) - Christian Laettner's "The Shot" (29:30) - Advice For A Young Len Elmore Thanks For Listening! Keep Up With Professor Elmore! Twitter LinkedIn Basketball-Reference Dr. J Photo

Today went...a little off the rails. We started out by discussing the Marcus Peters/Jarvis Landry video. Is there anything more that needs to be said? Should anything happen? At some point in Hour 1, our friend Mark Mussina finally joined us. He has a really wonderful new book "A Mile In Her Shoes" out now. We talked about that-why did he want to write a novel about high school girls' track and field? We made an effort at a #DefinitivePowerRankings of "Actually Good Christmas Songs" but the list was too broad. And we had a very random surprise mystery guest check in-actor/comedian Pauly Shore. At the bottom of Hour 2, Terps legend Len Elmore joined us to discuss his work with the Knight Commission, who recommend FBS football programs break away from the NCAA. What would that mean? What do we need to know about the Alston Case in front of the Supreme Court? And is playing sports right now worth the risk? And we wrapped the show with our weekly visit with "The Edge" from Big Fat Winners trying to help us make some money betting football this weekend.

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#CollegeHoopsWeek continues on the Leadership Series as Maryland Basketball (and NBA!) legends Tom McMillen and Len Elmore join fellow Maryland alum Wayne Kimmel to talk all things Terps basketball, their NBA careers, and the amazing things they have done in their post-playing days! This episode can also be watched on YouTube: bit.ly/LSTomLen Presented by RushOrderTees.com

Hoop fans will be excited for this one. We get to hang out with Maryland and ACC legend Len Elmore today! The stories and experiences shared about the game in this episode are amazing, but as you listen you will learn quickly that he’s also done a lot outside of basketball. In fact, we’re still trying to figure out was he hasn’t done.Elmore grew up in the New York City area and starred at Power Memorial Academy. He led his team to being ranked number one in the nation and helped get them to the city championship in 1970. Elmore went on to play at Maryland where he earned all ACC honors three times and is still the schools all-time leading rebounder. He was selected to the ACC 50th Anniversary men’s basketball team where he was recognized as one of the 50 greatest players in ACC history. Elmore continued to have a 10 year long professional career in both the ABA and NBA, and the stories he shared about the journey are inspiring. After his playing days he earned a J.D. from Harvard Law School and began a career as a law prosecutor. You may also recognize him as an important voice of March Madness as he served as a color commentator and broadcaster calling some historic and memorable games.We loved our time with Len. We learned so much about the game and more. His resume is an impressive one and we are so grateful for his time. He was an absolute joy to hangout with and we know you will enjoy this one just as much as we did.Thank you Len Elmore!

In this episode of AWA, we spoke with Len Elmore. Len has done everything under the sun. He played basketball at the University of Maryland, played for five NBA teams, and then went to Harvard Law School. Later he started commentating on ESPN and CBS. Finally, he entered academia and is a professor at the Columbia University Sports Management Program. Len has hidden gems in his story - give this episode a listen to hear more about all Len has done so far! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventureswithaggie/support

Zach chats with Len Elmore about playing at the same high school as Lew Alcindor, about his time at the University of Maryland, getting drafted by the Pacers in the ABA, his friendship with the late Marvin Barnes, the merger, his NBA career, enrolling at Harvard Law School, becoming an ADA in Brooklyn, starting up a sports agency, getting into broadcasting, college sports during the pandemic, athlete activism, and more.Donate to Feeding America Follow Upon Further Review on Instagram and Twitter Subscribe on YouTube

Our Maryland Basketball Record Breakers series brought to you by Chesapeake Employers Insurance continues with Maryland's rebounding king Len Elmore. The 1974 All-American remains the only player in Maryland history with 1000 pts and 1000 rebounds while holding school records in career rebounding avg. (12.2/g), single-season rebounds (412) and single-season rebounding avg. (14.7).

This week on the Bill Bradley Collective, the hosts examine the complicated nature of the “tell-all” book, from the three narrative perspectives of insider, embedded journalist, and outside reporter. These tell-all documents represent a significant, in-demand segment of the sport and political publishing arenas, most recently brought to public focus in the wake of books detailing the Trump presidency from John Bolton, Michael Cohen and veteran journalist Bob Woodward, of which the latter's grim details regarding presidential (and perhaps journalistic) inaction sit at the forefront of our current news cycle. But first the rants, where Andrew applauds Len Elmore's takedown of increased “shut up and dribble” bullshit following the NFL's season opener, Zak goes in on GOP wonder-boy and doofus par excellence Ben Sasse after his inglorious turn on the WSJ editorial page, and Ed targets billionaire entrepreneur and right-wing donor/bootlicker emeritus Peter Thiel for his latest bit of dangerous grift with a nod to his already vastly sordid résumé.

It's another difficult day as we are reminded that life is just far more important than sports. Athletes are trying to impact change and confront systemic racism-but what is the best way to go about doing that? Late in Hour 1, we caught up with Ravens safety Anthony Levine Sr. (the interview was recorded before the NBA boycotts) to discuss the transformation in leadership in the secondary with Chuck Clark becoming one of the team's primary leaders, players voicing confidence in DeShon Elliott and more. In Hour 2, Terps legend Len Elmore joined us to discuss the NBA boycott-is it important that players don't simply just quickly return and this moment becomes no more than a gesture? And at the bottom of Hour 2, the first episode of The PressBox Fantasy Football Show for 2020 as Ken Zalis joined us in studio to help get us ready for our drafts.

Episode 5 features UMD basketball legend, Len Elmore. Elmore shares some of his greatest basketball memories against College and NBA greats. Off the court, he discussed how he strives to make a difference in the community as a former District Attorney and a professor.

Pat talks with NBA veteran, Harvard Law School alum and T.V. analyst, Len Elmore.  Len talks about growing up in New York, life after professional basketball and parenting black children in America. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Very busy Tuesday edition of GCR. The NBA might not be happening after all and Rob Manfred is not a popular man after his comments on ESPN. Early in the show, former Orioles pitcher and MLB rep Jeremy Guthrie joined us to explain what these types of negotiations are like and why it's difficult for players to give up anything even in an odd one year capacity. Later in Hour 1, we met Orioles 5th round pick Carter Baumler-the high school pitcher from Iowa who the Birds were able to get by going over slot. Early in Hour 2, Maryland legend Len Elmore joined us to discuss the decision that faces NBA players regarding whether returning to play would simply be a distraction from the #BlackLivesMatter issue at hand. At the bottom of Hour 2, our friend Ross Grimsley checked in to further discuss the issue facing MLB players and we wrapped the show by chatting with Baltimore's own Brian Jordan (Milford Mill) about being with the Cardinals during the Summer of 1998 (as seen in "Long Gone Summer"), how he views what happened in light of the push against steroids as well as whether black baseball players should push for players to consider not playing right now.

The Adam Gold Show, heard weekdays Noon-3pm ET on the North Carolina Sports Network. On this edition of the show Adam discusses MLB's latest idea for a 50-60 game plan and why the NBA is leaning towards a 22 team return. ESPN's Doug Glanville joins the show to discuss why he's optimistic that MLB will return, his reaction to George Floyd's death and his own experiences with racial inequality. Finally, Maryland legend, Len Elmore, joins the show to talk about the death of Wes Unseld, his background in activism and how it has evolved among athletes over the years.

Joe and Scott Rosner sit down with Len Elmore, as they discuss the recent events in the United States, and the role of athlete activism in steps for change today and in the future. The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports. Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav), Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR), and produced by Tom Cerny (@Tom_Cerny19).  

Iowa, huh? Not great! Ahead of a big game for Maryland tonight, are you starting to buy in at all on what the Terps are doing based on how they've played of late? Or are you still of the opinion that "we've seen them win games in January before-I'm not buying in yet?" Also early in today's show, a few #FinishThis set-ups: what did a man use to try to pay a prostitute in New Mexico? And why are folks in India dressing up like bears? Late in Hour 1, PressBox's chief grand poobah Stan "The Fan" Charles joined us in studio for another round of Five Words or Less, discussing relevant sports figures like Andy Reid, Novak Djokovic, Kyle Shanahan and more. And late in Hour 2, Maryland legend Len Elmore joined us before he calls Maryland/Rutgers tonight for Fox Sports 1.

On this #WouldYouRatherWednesday Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Kyle Ottenheimer get ready for the Ravens matchup against the Jets tomorrow night, talk about some college hoops and more. At 10:25, three-time Super Bowl champion and current ESPN 850 host in Cleveland Jerod Cherry talks about the Browns entering Sunday’s matchup. At 10:45, PressBox Ravens beat writer Bo Smolka talks about the Ravens’ winning streak, the opportunity to clinch the AFC’s No. 1 overall seed against Cleveland this weekend and more. At 11:20, Terps great and current FS1 color analyst Len Elmore talks about the Terps, UMBC and more. At 11:45, former NFL offensive lineman, current NFL Network and Radio.com analyst Brian Baldinger talks about the 2019 Ravens as they attempt to close out homefield advantage against the Browns.

Former NBA & College Basketball star Len Elmore, a senior lecturer at Columbia University talks with Andrew about the NBA China standoff.

Joe and Tom sit down with Columbia University Faculty member Len Elmore to discuss the recent news of the California Bill paving the way for collegiate student-athletes to be paid.  Professor Elmore's enlightened view on the topic mixes both his law background, Harvard Law, and his playing days at the University of Maryland.  SPECIAL OFFER: Listeners to the Podcast will receive $50 off the price of the Columbia University Sports Management Conference on October 18, 2019, at the Faculty house here at Columbia University.  Use Code: Sports19 For more information on speakers and tickets go to: http://sportsconference.sps.columbia.edu/ ------ The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports. Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav), Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR), and produced by Tom Cerny (@Tom_Cerny19).

Damon Amendolara (D.A.) hosts Around the Dial. On today's show: (1:17) Jamie and Stoney on 97.1 the Ticket in Detroit. Is this vindication for Tom Izzo? (4:14) Len Elmore joins the Mac Attack on WFNZ in Charlotte. (8:22) Dan Wolken joins the Sports Junkies on 106.7 the Fan in D.C.  (12:56) Dick Vitale joins The Morning Show on 92.9 the Game in Atlanta. (17:16) Everyone loves Bryce Harper in Philadelphia. Angelo Cataldi on WIP recaps the electric weekend.  (22:22) NBA Hall of Famer Karl Malone joins WWL Sports Talk in New Orleans.

Wake up. It's the first of the month. The Orioles are rolling. Is it at ALL weird enjoying them winning games in New York since, you know, they're supposed to be losing this year? Also, are we willing to admit we're less excited about the Final Four since we can't root for Duke to lose again? Late in Hour 1, top Orioles prospect Ryan Mountcastle joined us to discuss starting the season at Triple A for the first time, his ever-evolving position situation and laundry cart beer celebrations. Early in Hour 2, Chasing Glory presented by Glory Days Grill brought us a conversation with Terps legend/CBS & Turner analyst Len Elmore. Is this year's Final Four proof that teams shouldn't go all in on One & Dones? Also his thoughts on Mark Turgeon and Jalen Smith's pro future. And we wrapped with Booker Corrigan visiting the Live! Casino Hotel Studio to talk lacrosse-including the Maryland/Penn State thriller last night.

Jamal and Nabate talk March Madness and Sweet 16 with CBS's Len Elmore. The three also talk NCAA scandal, Zion Williamson and more. We hope that you enjoy our podcast. Please subscribe on iTunes, follow on Soundcloud and like and comment on both, as we would love to get and incorporate your feedback. We encourage you to contact us via email at: brospod@gmail.com and follow us on social media. Twitter: @BROSpod, @WCRhoden, @Blacketologist, @NabateIslesSMTA Facebook page: Bill Rhoden On Sports (@BROSpod) Instagram: @brospod, @blacketologist, @nsi.universal YouTube: BROS Pod

Episode 285: Len Elmore, College Basketball Analyst by Yellow Flag Productions, Matt Shepard and Chad Shepard

More on Len Elmore... In 1992, he founded Precept Sports & Entertainment, a sports management company based in Columbia, Maryland. Under his direction, from 1992 until 1997, Precept represented seven NBA first-round draft picks (including a number one pick overall), three high round draft picks in the NFL, an MLB veteran, and several Olympic athletes. During that time, Precept negotiated tens of millions of dollars in performance and endorsement contracts. Elmore is currently also in his 24th year as a media basketball analyst, during which he has covered both NCAA men's basketball and the NBA. He began his broadcasting career with JP Sports, CBS, and now currently works for ESPN. He also covers the NCAA Tournament for CBS. Elmore is a noted authority on sports and sports law issues and has published articles on a variety of issues in sports and society. He was a member of the Sports Lawyers Association Board from 2000 to 2007 and was president of the National Basketball Retired Players Association from 2005 to 2008, serving as chief executive until July 2008. He is currently the CEO of iHoops. Elmore is also a commissioner on the John and James L. Knight Foundation's Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics. In 2002, he was voted one of the Atlantic Coast Conference's Top 50 Greatest Basketball Players. Len is currently a full-time faculty member for Columbia University's Sports Management Program.   The Facts The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR).

On this week's pod we had the honor of interviewing Maryland Basketball great Len Elmore. We talked about his great playing and broadcasting career, along with some thoughts on the state of the game today. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-schopf/support

At long last, we've made it to the NFL Draft. The hot takes of what player will get drafted where will cease, though the takes of what impact the player ... The post Len Elmore, former Maryland legend, ABA/NBA player, lawyer and sports broadcaster, joins the show to discuss tales from his playing days, life after hoops and his career behind the mic [Ep. 108] appeared first on The Bridge Sports Podcast.

Andy brings on one of the most Terrapins ever and soon to be DC Sports Hall of Famer Walt Williams. Walt discusses growing up in PG County and the impact that Len Bias had on him. He talks about the start to his time at Maryland (16:05), and explains why stayed in College Park despite the program being banned from postseason play (20:40). He dives into his NBA career that included hiring Len Elmore as his agent (31:59), and Walt tells Andy about his life after basketball (44:00). A must listen to for all Terps fans.

The #MarchToMSG gets closer as BIG EAST play winds down to just three weeks left. Hosts John Rooke and Kevin McNamara analyze the dog days of college basketball in February with this week’s guests Creighton head coach Greg McDermott, St. John’s sophomore guard Justin Simon and FOX Sports College Basketball Analyst Len Elmore. The BIG EAST Spotlight this week highlights Creighton head coach McDermott whose team is on the verge of another 20-win season. The BIG EAST focus sharpens on Simon, the Red Storm guard who has averaged 16.0 points over the last three games for streaking St. John’s. Simon talks about the Red Storm’s winning formula that has propelled them to consecutive wins over Duke, Villanova, Marquette and DePaul. The National Perspective this week comes from Elmore, as he gives his take on where the BIG EAST stands nationally and the number of potential bids the league could get this March. Like what you are hearing? Rate and Review us on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher! Tweet your questions to John @JRbroadcaster and Kevin @KevinMcNamara33 and use the hashtag #TWITBE. Follow @BIGEASTmbb #BIGEASThoops #MarchToMSG

Former NBA big man and Maryland Terps star and current FOX Sports college basketball analyst Len Elmore joins the show. He talks about Trae Young, surprising college hoops teams, Maryland, NYC basketball, and much more.

On this episode of Hear the Turtle Taylor and Keith look back at a big weekend for Terps in the NFL and action from men's and women's basketball. Included are interviews with Maryland basketball legend Len Elmore and recent Maryland football alum Cavon Walker.

Bill and Jamal are joined by FS1 college basketball analyst, attorney and former NBA player, Len Elmore. The three discuss the recent college basketball scandal, which involved federal indictments of four assistant coaches and an Adidas executive (3:00), Rick Pitino's dismissal (11:34), and why/how all four of the assistant coaches who were indicted happen to be African American (12:58). They also talk about the current atmosphere of social injustice protest and how/if it will translate to the upcoming college basketball and NBA seasons (15:50). All of this and more on the latest episode of Bill Rhoden On Sports. We hope that you enjoy our podcast. Please subscribe on iTunes, follow on Soundcloud and like and comment on both, as we would love to get and incorporate your feedback. We encourage you to contact us via email at: brospod@gmail.com and follow us on social media. Twitter: @BROSpod, @WCRhoden, @Blacketologist Facebook page: Bill Rhoden On Sports (@BROSpod) Instagram: @brospod YouTube: BROS Pod

Bill and Jamal are joined by the great Len Elmore, who talks about his extraordinary life; from dealing with family tragedies, attending Power Memorial high school and then the University of Maryland, to playing in the ABA and NBA, earning a degree from Harvard Law School and working as a Brooklyn Assistant District Attorney, an NBA agent, and finally as a NBA and college basketball analyst. The three also discuss what a Trump presidency will look like (23:32), athlete protests (32:42), the 2016/17 college basketball landscape (1:03:29), and NCAA issues, including "pay for play," one and dones, and Ben Simmons. We hope that you enjoy our podcast. Please subscribe on iTunes, follow on Soundcloud and like and comment on both, as we would love to get and incorporate your feedback. We encourage you to contact us via email at: brospod@gmail.com and follow us on social media. Twitter: @BROSpod, @WCRhoden, @Blacketologist Facebook page: Bill Rhoden On Sports (@BROSpod) Instagram: @brospod YouTube: BROS Pod

Mike, Lauren and Demetri pick the NCAA Champion with the help of The Hat of Nonsense, talk to Wes Durham about what Jim Nantz looks like, debate amaturism with Len Elmore and Joe Nocera, and talk about the best way to murder someone.

John Moe welcomes Len Elmore to discuss athletes and social activism, Lindsay Whalen to comment on the globetrotting life of a professional woman's basketball player, and Will Hobson to talk about unpaid, homeless servers at Tampa sporting events.

This time on Peace Talks Radio, how sports can be used to point to peace. While sports headlines these days are as much about pro football players facing domestic violence,  child abuse, shooting crime charges and crippling game injuries, there are still examples of the potential for sports to bring together athletes from all ethnicities, nationalities and sexual preferences to bond and celebrate the fun, skill and mutual respect of sport.  We spotlight an annual sporting event that on the surface may seem sort of small – a two day summer basketball camp in the border city of El Paso, Texas.  But the hearts behind the camp seem sort of large and the perspective the camp offers is sort of large too.  Carol Boss talked with Rus Bradburd, one of the directors of "Basketball In The Barrio." Bradburd is a former collegiate basketball player and coach who both loves sports, sees some potential for good in it, but also doesn’t especially like where sports has come to sit in the order of priorities.  He was led to use sports as an avenue to teach other lessons in establishing his annual camp. Also, we visit with Doug Harris, the executive director of the Athletes United for Peace, the camp’s parent organization, about other initiatives that use sports to promote unity, diplomacy and peace.   Plus, a conversation with former collegiate basketball star and NBA player, Len Elmore, who also believes in the uniting power of sports, but wishes its pro athletes would speak up MORE often on social justice and peace issues. Carol Boss and Paul Ingles host.

This time on Peace Talks Radio, how sports can be used to point to peace. While sports headlines these days are as much about pro football players facing domestic violence,  child abuse, shooting crime charges and crippling game injuries, there are still examples of the potential for sports to bring together athletes from all ethnicities, nationalities and sexual preferences to bond and celebrate the fun, skill and mutual respect of sport.  We spotlight an annual sporting event that on the surface may seem sort of small – a two day summer basketball camp in the border city of El Paso, Texas.  But the hearts behind the camp seem sort of large and the perspective the camp offers is sort of large too.  Carol Boss talked with Rus Bradburd, one of the directors of "Basketball In The Barrio." Bradburd is a former collegiate basketball player and coach who both loves sports, sees some potential for good in it, but also doesn't especially like where sports has come to sit in the order of priorities.  He was led to use sports as an avenue to teach other lessons in establishing his annual camp. Also, we visit with Doug Harris, the executive director of the Athletes United for Peace, the camp's parent organization, about other initiatives that use sports to promote unity, diplomacy and peace.   Plus, a conversation with former collegiate basketball star and NBA player, Len Elmore, who also believes in the uniting power of sports, but wishes its pro athletes would speak up MORE often on social justice and peace issues. Carol Boss and Paul Ingles host.