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Kyle Crooks sits down with defensive ends coach Roy Manning to talk about the start to the season, a preview of Maryland, and much more! Jessica Coody catches up with cornerback Andrew Marshall as well.

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On December 16, 1944, as American troops retreated or fled before advancing German soldiers on the first day of what is now known as the Battle of the Bulge, Lieutenant Colonel Ray Love Trautman found himself leading an ad hoc formation of stragglers and stranded soldiers. This might not seem strange—that's a lieutenant colonel's job, isn't it? But while Ray Trautman had the rank of a lieutenant colonel, his training was that of a librarian. He was, to be sure, the Army's chief librarian, but that was hardly preparation for combat.This is just one of the many amazing revelations in Molly Guptill Manning's new book, A Librarian's War: The Man Who Fought World War II with Books and Brought the Joy of Reading to Millions. She tells the story of how Trautman, having earned a degree in library science at Columbia, joined the Army, created the largest library system in the world, and championed the Armed Services Editions of books and magazines.This is not simply a biography of Trautman. It is also a history of the Second World War as a war of ideas, of intellectual life under some of the most difficult imaginable circumstances, and—maybe—of the future of reading.Molly Guptill Manning is a historian, curator, and professor of law at New York Law School. Her scholarship examines legal history and the intersection of law and culture, with particular interests in freedom of expression, censorship, voting rights, and access to books.

[00:00:31] Iowa weather history: a look back at late-September 1985, when widespread rain, sleet, and snow occurred across Iowa, including trace snowfall in Des Moines. [00:01:26] Forecast headline: widespread rainfall continues through Thursday night, fueled by tropical moisture associated with Hurricane Polo's remnants, monsoonal moisture, and a larger-scale low-pressure system. [00:02:00] Pattern change ahead: sunshine, daytime temperatures in the 60s, overnight lows in the 40s, and a drier, less active weather pattern beginning Friday. [00:02:24] September rainfall records: Des Moines may approach or break its wettest September on record, while only 2.76 inches are needed to break the city's all-time wettest-month record. [00:03:47] Statewide September climate update: Iowa ranks as the fifth warmest and seventh wettest September in 154 years of records, with some locations receiving May-and-June-scale precipitation totals in one month. [00:04:51] Extended outlook: the 8-to-14-day and 3-to-4-week forecasts favor a generally drier pattern. Keep an eye on a short-lived period of much-below-normal temperatures 10/6-10/7 in SE Iowa. [00:07:41] Past-week weather recap: temperatures were slightly below normal for the first time this September, while statewide rainfall averaged 1.26 inches. [00:08:36] Weekly extremes: Clarinda and Shenandoah reached 80°F; Hampton dropped to 45°F; Missouri Valley received 2.73 inches of rain; and parts along the Iowa-Wisconsin border received little or no rain. [00:09:20] Specialty-crop update: sweet potatoes are thriving in the warm, wet season, but harvest appropriately sized roots before they become oversized and harder to market. [00:10:38] Cloud cover and crop growth: Dan and Justin discuss whether unusually cloudy conditions may be limiting photosynthesis, crop sizing, and fall growth; they plan to revisit cloud-cover data next week. [00:11:42] Fall foliage and warm nights: persistent greenness and delayed leaf-color change may reflect warm overnight temperatures and the broader warming signal associated with climate change. [00:12:25] Recommended listening: Dan highlights a recent weather-focused episode of the Growing for Market podcast featuring a Northeast meteorologist. [00:12:57] Grower challenges: growers describe an exceptionally difficult season marked by excessive rain, reduced harvests, poor farmers-market turnout during rain, crop disease and production challenges, and uneven conditions across Iowa. [00:13:44] Western Iowa perspective: a grower in Manning reports a much drier growing season before September; Justin reviews precipitation observations showing 6.65 inches in Manning during September and about 27 inches for the year in nearby Irwin. [00:15:37] Pivot Points podcast spotlight: Dan shares his other podcast, which features farmers navigating setbacks and major changes. He highlights a new episode with Cassie and Michael of Crossroads Community Farm near Madison, Wisconsin. summary generated using perplexity.ai

What Will and I get into this week: Drake May's early-season struggles, a wild weekend of NFL results, the Rams' blown lead, and what to expect from the Oilers' season opener. We also debate Toronto's trade for Kirill Marchenko and wrap up with a milestone for the show.00:00-05:57 Steelers' offence turns it around05:57-11:04 Drake May and the Patriots' quarterback concerns11:04-14:44 NFL weekend: Seahawks, Jets, and Lions14:44-20:19 Browns' defence, the Chargers' strange turnover stat, and more20:19-27:13 Colts, 49ers, Vikings, and Raiders27:13-34:57 Cowboys' wild finish and the Rams' collapse34:57-43:26 Oilers opening-night lineup, defence, and goaltending43:26-45:45 Season opener expectations45:45-49:52 Toronto's Marchenko trade debate49:52-51:49 Show wrap-up and 1,000 downloads.All my links are here: linktr.ee/themanningshowBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-manning-show--6448210/support.

Jeff Howe, Bob Shipley and Bryan Erwin dissect Texas' 20–17 escape at Tennessee and the self-inflicted mistakes threatening the nation's No. 1 team. From 11 penalties and costly celebrations to bad snaps, delay-of-game penalties and two illegal forward passes, the coaches explain why the Longhorns' lack of discipline must be corrected during the bye week. The crew also reveals why Texas repeatedly ran into impossible defensive looks and outlines potential fixes, including attached tight ends, two-back formations, perimeter throws and more freedom for Arch Manning at the line of scrimmage. Plus, they spotlight Jermaine Bishop's game-changing ability, Manning's remarkable fumble recovery and Jelani McDonald's game-saving pass breakup. Thank you to our sponsor: Laura Baker! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Why are qualified students still stuck on nursing school wait lists while hospitals struggle to fill shifts? On this episode of Nurse Converse, host Jana Price, MBA, BSN, BA, RN, CEN, TCRN, talks with Amelia Manning, President of Chamberlain University, about the nursing shortage, nursing school capacity, clinical placements, and the real cost of becoming a nurse. They dig into employer pipeline programs with health systems like SSM Health and Advocate Health, how schools can build NCLEX confidence, what new grads face in their first year, and whether nursing school can help prevent burnout. Amelia also shares the three changes she would make to nursing education in the U.S. Whether you are a nursing student, a new grad, a preceptor, or a nurse thinking about going back to school, this conversation is for you.Article: Chamberlain's President on Where the Nursing Pipeline Breaks, From Wait Lists to BurnoutSkip Ahead:00:37 - Jana introduces Amelia Manning, President of Chamberlain University01:39 - Is the shortage about nurses leaving, or not enough coming in?03:38 - Why qualified students can't get a seat in nursing school06:51 - How clinical placements work at scale08:30 - The cost of nursing school and financial support11:53 - Preparing students to pass the NCLEX on the first try14:34 - The first year of practice and where school's role ends17:07 - Retention, burnout, and Chamberlain Care20:34 - Three changes Amelia would make to nursing educationLinks:Nurse Converse: nurse.org/nurseconverseAmelia Manning bio: chamberlain.edu/staff/amelia-manningRelated on Nurse.org: nurse.org/news/nurse-pipeline-chamberlain-advocate-health/For more information:Full transcript and videos: Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter: nurse.orgInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org 

Ernie Manning - Racing Historian with Noel Gerrard, - Kalgoorlie racing legend, He has attended about 80 Kalgoorlie Cups. He created the famed on-track racing museum, which attracts many tourists. The Noel Gerrard Promenade is located near the grandstand. and Paddy Bermingham - trained 2007 Kalgoorlie Cup winner Master Vision See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to The Thursday Report with Ewan, Will, and Alex. This week, the guys cover a packed lineup of sports stories, including the Packers' embarrassing loss to the Falcons, Marvin Harrison Jr.'s disappointing start in Arizona, the Edmonton Oilers' upcoming season, the Edmonton Elks' wild CFL matchup, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s controversial comments. The episode opens with a quick introduction from Ewan, who explains the schedule change and sets up an episode filled with NFL, NHL, CFL, and MLB discussion. The NFL conversation begins with the Atlanta Falcons' dominant 35–14 win over the Green Bay Packers. The guys break down Bijan Robinson's huge rushing performance, Drake London's monster receiving game, Atlanta's ability to control the line of scrimmage, and Green Bay's shocking lack of a rushing attack. They also debate whether Jordan Love is good enough to lead the Packers to a Super Bowl, whether Matt LaFleur should keep his job, and how difficult Green Bay's upcoming schedule could become. The discussion then shifts to the Arizona Cardinals and whether Marvin Harrison Jr. would benefit from a change of scenery after a disappointing start to his career. The NHL portion focuses heavily on the Edmonton Oilers' upcoming season. Will, Alex, and Ewan share their expectations for the team under new head coach Mike Babcock and discuss the importance of starting the season strongly. They also make individual predictions for the Oilers, including:The team's most important goaltenderExpected save percentagesConnor McDavid's projected point totalThe Oilers' leading goal scorerEdmonton's overall point totalTheir expected position in the Pacific DivisionThe group also discusses Frederik Andersen, Tristan Jarry, Devon Levi, Ike Howard, Matt Savoie, Ryan Shea, Darnell Nurse, and the Oilers' defensive changes heading into the season. The CFL segment covers the Edmonton Elks' frustrating loss to the Toronto Argonauts. Despite strong offensive numbers and a productive game from Cody Fajardo, the Elks came away with a defeat. The guys discuss Fajardo's two interceptions, Edmonton's lack of a rushing game, the Argos' explosive passing attack, Vinny Blankenbaker's missed field goal, and the Elks' playoff outlook. Finally, the episode closes with an extended debate about Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s controversial comments and his disappointing season with the Toronto Blue Jays. Alex explains why the comments were especially frustrating for fans, while Ewan and Will discuss leadership, accountability, Guerrero's massive contract, his lack of home-run production, and whether the Blue Jays can bounce back next season. The guys also discuss the future of the Blue Jays, Chris Bassitt's possible final appearance with the team, the upcoming NHL season, the growth of hockey, and the atmosphere at Rogers Place during playoff games.Full timestamps00:00-05:39 — Introduction, schedule change, and the week in sports05:39-20:29 — Falcons dominate the Packers and expose Green Bay's problems20:29-28:53 — Marvin Harrison Jr.'s struggles and a possible change of scenery28:53-34:10 — Edmonton Oilers season expectations and the impact of Mike Babcock34:10-38:48 — Oilers predictions: goaltending, McDavid, and goal scoring38:48-45:41 — Oilers point totals, Pacific Division predictions, and playoff expectations45:41-54:55 — Oilers roster changes, Ike Howard, Frederik Andersen, and the home opener54:55-62:52 — Edmonton Elks lose a wild CFL game despite strong statistics62:52-75:50 — Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s comments and the Blue Jays' disappointing season75:50-80:51 — Guerrero's accountability, Chris Bassitt, and the Blue Jays' offseason80:51-84:52 — Hockey's growth, the NHL salary cap, and Canadian sports84:52-87:57 — Final thoughts, upcoming games, and closing remarksBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-manning-show--6448210/support.

The Tennessee Vols are taking on the No. 1 team in America, and Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan are both picking Tennessee to win. In the final Big Orange Podcast of the week, Charlie and Zach give their complete Tennessee vs. Texas preview and explain why they believe the Vols have a real chance to pull off the upset at Neyland Stadium. The biggest question heading into the game is whether Tennessee's defense can keep Texas from taking control. Jim Knowles has Tennessee's defense playing at a much higher level, and the guys believe the Vols have a legitimate defensive game plan for Arch Manning. Texas has not consistently shown the explosive offense many expected this season, and that could give Tennessee an opportunity to keep the game close. Arch Manning enters Neyland Stadium under enormous pressure. Charlie and Zach discuss the expectations surrounding the Texas quarterback, his recent struggles and why they don't expect this to be the game where he finally puts everything together. If Tennessee can pressure Manning and force him to make difficult decisions, the Vols may be able to keep Texas' offense from producing enough points to win. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our Giants corner of Brian O'Leary and Craig Rigden join Shane Brennan for an AV Club that comes just before the show goes to New York - and just after the Giants were pasted on Monday Night Football. Where the Giants go from here at quarterback (Tyler Huntley ... or tank for Manning?) and a review of their performance against the LA Rams are on the menu. Plus - Why the Texans are still in a good spot, the LA Chargers are cooked, and our New York sports quiz! Our friends at QuinnBet have great odds on Thursday Night Football, amazing Acca Bonuses, Acca Insurance & many other daily specials. Find out more at⁠⁠⁠ ⁠https://www.quinnbet.com/uk/sports/specials⁠⁠⁠⁠. Remember it's 18+ T&Cs Apply - Always Gamble Responsibly. Follow us on our socials and let us know what you think: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/irishnflshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@irishnflshow?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc X: https://x.com/IrishNFLShow YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@irishnflshow Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Rams handed the Giants a brutal beatdown last night after Jaxson Dart was injured early. Jameis Winston struggled, Boomer praised the Rams as one of the league's best, and New York's lack of a pass rush was alarming. The big question now is whether the Giants can win without Dart, especially with Malik Nabers, Brian Burns, and Andrew Thomas also injured. Jerry's first update brings radio reactions to Dart's injury, the Manning brothers' take, a fired-up Aaron Donald on his return, Winston addressing his end-zone interception, and Matthew Stafford discussing Davante Adams' huge night. To wrap up, Baker Mayfield complains about a "sweaty ball," Pete Alonso crushes two home runs to hit his 40th, and callers question the Giants' lack of offensive creativity.

Jerry is here and we heard from Giants radio as they reacted to the Dart injury. We also heard the Manning brothers react to the injury. Aaron Donald was fired up to make his return. Jameis Winston talked about the injury to Dart and his interception in the end zone. Matthew Stafford talked about Davante Adams' huge game. Baker Mayfield complained of a ‘sweaty ball'. Pete Alonso hit 2 more home runs including his 40th.

Peyton Manning and Arch Manning are about to be on opposite sides of one of the biggest games in Tennessee football history. Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan discuss the unique situation surrounding the Manning family as Texas comes to Neyland Stadium to face Tennessee. Peyton Manning has already said that he will be rooting for his nephew Arch to play well, but that creates an interesting situation with Peyton's alma mater playing against Texas. The guys discuss whether Peyton will publicly support Texas, whether he is likely to wear Texas gear and how Peyton handled similar situations when he played against Ole Miss during his Tennessee career. They also discuss why Peyton may intentionally stay out of the spotlight during Tennessee-Texas week. With Arch Manning making his first appearance at Neyland Stadium, the attention surrounding the Manning family is already enormous, and the guys believe Peyton may not want to add any additional distractions for his nephew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NFL has embraced Taylor Swift...and has used Taylor Swift to market the league to women. As a result...the NFL is attempting to make the Kelce family the face of the league. The NFL successfully did something similar with the Manning family 20 years ago...but the NFL audience is rejecting the Kelce family. We discuss the backlash towards Taylor Swift from NFL fans...and explain why the backlash should be directed at Kylie Kelce. We discuss the NFL audience being exhausted with the Kelce family...and explain why the NFL is putting the spotlight on Kylie Kelce and NFL wives. SUBSCRIBE TO BEHIND THE LINE - SHORTS: https://www.youtube.com/@btlshorts-84

Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Gerry Hamilton react to viewer voicemails following Texas' ugly 30-6 victory over UTSA. Fans debate whether it is time to panic about Arch Manning, whether Steve Sarkisian should simplify the offense and whether expectations surrounding the former five-star quarterback have become unreasonable. The crew explains why Manning's inconsistent anticipation, accuracy and willingness to abandon his progressions remain legitimate concerns.The guys also examine Texas' lack of explosive plays and why Manning must become either a consistent distributor or the difference-maker who elevates the offense in critical games. Meanwhile, Will Muschamp's defense continues to perform at a championship level, allowing only 24 yards over UTSA's final 34 plays. With Tennessee and Jim Knowles waiting in Knoxville, can the Longhorns fix their offense before better opponents begin exploiting its weaknesses? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Jeff Howe and Lifetime Longhorn Rod Babers go back through the film from Texas' 30-6 victory over UTSA and uncover an offense lacking rhythm, explosiveness and a clear identity. The Roadrunners blitzed on more than half of Manning's dropbacks, confused the offensive line with second-level pressure and prevented Texas from completing a pass of 20-plus yards for the second consecutive game. Rod explains why the Longhorns' inability to establish Manning's preferred concepts points to a growing disconnect between the quarterback and play caller.The defense tells a completely different story, as Will Muschamp continues creating advantages with early-down blitzes, late defensive-line movement and aggressive pressure packages. Rod places his concern level for the offense at a six out of 10 and identifies another troubling tendency opponents could exploit in Manning's throws outside the left hash. With Tennessee waiting in Knoxville, Texas must discover what it can consistently do well—and quickly. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Jeff Howe, Lifetime Longhorn Marcus Myers and Coach Bob Shipley examine the biggest concern emerging from Texas' 30-6 victory over UTSA: the unpredictable play of Arch Manning and the passing offense. Manning missed routine throws, failed to find open receivers and relied too heavily on his legs as the entire offensive operation struggled to establish rhythm. Is this a correctable one-game issue, or a major warning sign before facing Jim Knowles' Tennessee defense in Knoxville?The panel also evaluates whether Texas' improving running game can relieve some pressure, with freshman Derrek Cooper providing a powerful new dimension in short-yardage situations. On defense, Will Muschamp's group produced a championship-caliber performance by holding UTSA without a touchdown and limiting the Roadrunners to one conversion on 11 third downs. Can Manning rediscover his confidence and deliver another big-game performance when Texas begins SEC play? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Hank South react from DKR after No. 1 Texas defeated UTSA 30-6 behind another dominant performance from Will Muschamp's defense. The victory was overshadowed by a choppy offensive showing, as Arch Manning missed open receivers, leaned too heavily on his legs and struggled to establish a consistent rhythm against a defense that had surrendered 427 yards per game.The crew also delivers encouraging news on Colin Simmons' injury, which Steve Sarkisian described as precautionary rather than serious, and evaluates a Texas running game that produced a season-high 228 yards. With non-conference play complete and a trip to Tennessee looming, can Manning and the Longhorns correct their offensive issues before facing their first SEC opponent? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Bobby Burton and Gerry Hamilton deliver their rapid reactions to Texas' 30-6 victory over UTSA, including an alarming offensive performance from Arch Manning and the Longhorns. Manning missed throws, hesitated to attack open receivers and absorbed unnecessary hits as Texas struggled to dictate the game against a defense that had been vulnerable through its first two weeks. Was this simply a post–Ohio State hangover, or a warning sign before the SEC opener at Tennessee?The defense provided the biggest reason for optimism, holding UTSA to 83 yards over the final three quarters and only one conversion on 11 third-down attempts. The guys break down Will Muschamp's impressive adjustments, Raheem Biles' interception and another disruptive performance from the defensive front. Plus, Derrek Cooper flashes legitimate short-yardage potential as Texas searches for answers ahead of its trip to Knoxville. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Lax Goalie Rat, Grayson Manning joins the podcast to talk about his journey from box lacrosse goalie in Canada to becoming a starting goalie at the University of Denver and representing Team Canada at the U20 level.Grayson shares how box lacrosse shaped his style in the cage, the adjustments he made when transitioning to field lacrosse, and how he developed his game at the Division I level. He also discusses learning from every goal against, handling the pressure of being a backup, staying ready when his opportunity comes, and the importance of resetting quickly after giving up a goal.Grayson also talks about his experience winning gold with Team Canada, working with Ryan LaPlante and Coach Metzbauer, and the mindset that has helped him continue improving.His biggest message for goalies? Embrace the imperfection, keep striving to get better, and most importantly—have fun with it.Support the show

Episode Notes Moylan & Kenny hit Double | Ireland Squad Announced & 3 Horse race for LOI TITLE Check out our other social media here: Don't forget to check out our other socials here: https://linktree.com/IFFTV THIS WEEK IN IRISH FOOTBALL Ireland squad announced - PREMIER LEAGUE: Caoimhin Kelleher (3-0 win over Chelsea) John Egan (78 mins in 2-1 loss to Newcastle)l Jake O'Brien (Carabao Cup app against Wolves at centre back, then came on for last few mins at right back) Dara O'Shea (played 90' centre back against Everton 1-0 loss) LA LIGA: - Troy Parrott got a crucial assist against Getafe to win the game for Real Betis, currently on the bench for Betis vs Deportivo La Coruna Serie A: Goal against Inter, but lost 5-3 in the end, and lost 1-0 to cagliari, but he has started 5 out of 5 for Udinese, Appearances:5 Started: 5 Minutes per game: 87 Total minutes played: 436 Playing in a top league against some of the most elite players, should be sharp after 5 games. Belgium: Andrew Omobamidele played Anderlecht 3 - 0 Zulte Waregem 90 minutes Norway: Trent Kone Doherty played 45 mins in Molde's loss to Aalesund CHAMPIONSHIP: Jack Moylan & Callum Robinson: Moylan gets 2 goals and assist in 3-1 win over Charlton Conor Coventry: played 70' for Charlton Johnny Kenny: Got 2 goals for Preston against QPR, Moran: unused sub for PNE Bazunu: 90 minutes in a 4-3 away win against Norwich Idah: Played 60 mins in a 2-1 win over Lincoln Ogbene: Played 26' in 2-1 loss as sub Azaz & Manning: Played in 2-1 loss to Wrexham, Azaz had a bad game by sofascore rating 5.9, Manning did ok 6.6 Jason Knight: played 90 in 1-0 over Watford, Rocco Vata: Played 62' for Watford in the loss Molumby: played 70 mins in 0-1 loss to Wolves Harry Vale: Picked up injury in the warmup in 2-2 draw with PNE Sam Szmodics: PLayed 90' in a 1-1 draw with Burnley Tom Cannon: Played 90 mins in loss to fleetwood during the week and yesterday played Stoke in 2-1 loss for Sheffield United. Liam Kitching: played 90 in 2-1 loss to Stoke Matt Doherty: Played 68' in 1-0 loss to Fleetwood during the week SPFL: Celtic lose 1-0 to Rangers at home in the league ina woeful performance at Celtic Park. Liam Scales played 89' HIBS - Jamie McGrath Injured in warmup vs Aberdeen, Owen Elding playd 72' and Jacob Devaney 0 mins Dundee United: Will Ferry played 17 mins in their 3-0 win over St Mirren League of Ireland: St Pats got 2 wins on the bounce this week with a win over Dundalk on Monday a 4-0 win over Dundalk, goals from Aidan Keena 2, Ryan Sheridan, and Ryan Edmondon, followed up by a 1-0 win over Sligo in the Showgrounds, Aidan Keena coming up trumps again. Shamrock Rovers 3-2 Waterford - A positive start from Waterford through Evan McLaughlin, then Aaron Greene gets 1 back, Benny Couto immediately fires back but John McGovern comes on and gets 2 for his side. Bohs 2-1 Drogheda - Bohs went ahead through Conor Parson, Drogheda equalised through Andrew Quinn, and Dawson Devoy scored a crucial goal to send Dalymount wild. Dundalk 2-3 Shels - Boyd inspires Shels to come back, Dundalk took the lead through Ronan Teehan, Sean Moore equalised before Declan McDaid equalised. Then Sean Boyd came on and got a huge 3 points for Shels to win 3-2 especially after losing 2-1 to Drogheda on Monday. Derry 1-0 Galway - O'Reilly with another big goal, after his screamer during the week Find out more at https://ifftv-podcast.pinecast.co

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Jeff Howe and CJ Vogel identify four areas where No. 1 Texas still has something to prove before entering SEC play. The starting cornerbacks have impressed, but uncertainty remains at safety and throughout the secondary's depth. The offensive line also must show that its physical fourth-quarter performance against Ohio State was a sustainable breakthrough—not a one-game high.The guys also explain why Texas needs more explosive runs, fewer ineffective perimeter plays and greater vertical consistency from Arch Manning. Manning may not be a polished pocket passer yet, but his instincts and late-game playmaking give the Longhorns a championship-caliber weapon. Plus, special teams remains a relative unknown as Texas prepares for UTSA and its looming road test at Tennessee. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of Editors in Conversation mBio edition, Marvin Whiteley speaks with Macy Pell and Shannon Manning about how group B Streptococcus (GBS) responds to antibiotics given during childbirth to prevent newborn infections.   GBS can cause serious neonatal disease, and intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis has greatly reduced early-onset infections. But some GBS strains persist after treatment.   The conversation explores a recent mBio study comparing GBS isolates collected from the same individuals before and after antibiotic treatment and childbirth. Rather than simply acquiring new resistance genes, persistent strains accumulated mutations associated with adaptation, including the emergence of strains with unusually high mutation rates.   Pell and Manning discuss what these findings reveal about bacterial persistence, evolution under antibiotic pressure, and why understanding GBS survival may require looking beyond antibiotic resistance alone.   Relevant links:   Genomic adaptation in group B Streptococcus following intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis and childbirth https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mbio.03966-25 (Macy E. Pell, Heather M. Blankenship, Jennifer A. Gaddy, H. Dele Davies, Shannon D. Manning.)   Guests: Macy E. Pell, PhD Department of Microbiology, Genetics, and Immunology Michigan State University   Shannon D. Manning, PhD Department of Microbiology, Genetics, and Immunology Michigan State University

Send us Fan MailArch Manning is one of the biggest names in college football—and his sports card market has already reached some incredible prices.But how much of that demand is based on Arch Manning the player, and how much comes from the Manning name?In this episode of The Powers Sports Memorabilia Show, Matt and Caleb break down the Arch Manning sports card market.We talk about his college cards, autographs, rare cards, color matches, his move from Panini to Topps, and why collectors are already paying big money for some of his cards.We also tackle a confusing question: Are Arch Manning's current cards rookie cards, prospect cards, or something else?Plus, we discuss how much his future NFL career could affect demand for his college cards and why Peyton, Eli, Archie, and the entire Manning family make Arch such a unique player to collect.Whether you're thinking about buying an Arch Manning card or just want to understand the hype, this episode gives you plenty to think about.https://powerssportsmemorabilia.com/

"I love middle-aged white guys." Dan is going through it this morning because he and David got into an argument on Nothing Personal, so to clear it up, David joins us on DAN'S show. Then, could Magic Johnson or Steve Ballmer go to prison? How is local TV revenue negatively impacting future salary in pro sports leagues? Are the Manning brothers old, white, and not that interesting? Plus, Dan learns about Zaslow's 9/11 tribute, and David calls out Trysta for ignoring his calls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

**The Clay Edwards Show – Sept. 17, 2026** Sports, culture, and Mississippi reality in the same hour. LSU rolls into Oxford this weekend and suddenly they're Ole Miss's biggest rival until Egg Bowl. Lane Kiffin's swagger vs. Coach Golden, fair-weather fans chasing the winner, and why Amazon data centers and NCAA baseball regionals had more to do with the state flag coming down than any football player taking a knee. Longtime caller Derek hits the line: Ole Miss homecoming queen controversy, the Confederate flag on campus, Cross Colors double standards, and the “no snitching” crowd that suddenly wants everybody talking about Horn Island and Nolan Wells. A Change.org petition wants the Ross Barnett Reservoir renamed for “inclusivity.” 39 signatures. Clay and Creston walk through James Meredith, old legislation pushing Fannie Lou Hamer or B.B. King, and the recent Judy Barnett headlines that brought the name back up. Condolences to Hinds County Chancellor Dwayne Thomas, who passed after a heart attack. Fair judge. Good reputation. Then the internet did internet things: Arch Manning laughs at an AI meme of Steve Sarkisian slapping Holly Rowe after the Texas-Ohio State game. ABC World News Tonight treats it like a national crisis. Manning apologizes. Clay and Creston refuse to pretend a joke video is domestic violence. Mississippi DPS is rolling out the largest security presence ever for a college game in Oxford. Troopers, air ops, Louisiana units traveling with LSU, rumors Trump could show. Taxpayers footing the bill while people argue Louisiana should pay for their own coach. No lectures. No “positive solutions” from the same crowd that's been running things. Just the show.

**Arch Manning's Meme Apology** Texas knocks off No. 1 Ohio State. Holly Rowe hypes the Buckeyes beforehand. Steve Sarkisian blows her off after the win. The internet does what the internet does: an AI clip of Sark pimp-slapping Rowe. Arch Manning, 20 years old, gets asked about it at his press conference. He laughs. “It's hilarious.” That was enough. ABC World News Tonight puts a Manning nephew laughing at a fake video on national television like it's a crime scene. Domestic violence. Hurtful words. Forced Instagram apology. Holly accepts. “Respect and kindness.” They even floated the kissing-and-making-up cut of the same meme. Clay's line: Evel Knievel couldn't make that leap. A joke video is not a beating. If you tell the internet something bothers you, they will make sure it bothers you more. This is why sports stays on the show. The same people who want football players to stick to sports want Clay to stick to politics. Neither one is happening. Mock the panic. Play the meme. Don't pretend a kid laughing at AI is a moral emergency.

Episode 171 | No guest. No agenda. Just DP & McGhee diving into some of the biggest—and most entertaining—stories happening across the sports industry. From a wild opening week in the NFL to the latest developments in college sports legislation, a celebrity-backed prediction market, and the ever-evolving relationship between sports and media, David and Tim cover plenty of ground in this week's episode.

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   The democrats are turning up the heat on election season chaos because it's the best card they have to play.  "AI will kill us all," the shout over and over.  Now they got another gift as everyone is quitting Ed Sheeran's massive musical stadium tour after one of the singers began preaching for Palestine on stage.  This is growing, the tour is almost certainly going to be cancelled and Taylor Swift could now get dragged in.    A judge says the Kennedy Center can't have Trump's name of likeness or a plaque in the lobby unless Congress approves it.  So Trump called the Board of Directors and had them close the Kennedy Center until further notice.  wow.     The KC Star has had more layoffs and we don't cheer that in any way.  But there are more media jobs in America today than any time in history so it's hard to not believe this is mostly their own fault.   The Chiefs are a dream come true for me if they continue to run plays with two quarterbacks on the field.  Texas QB Arch Manning is all caught up in a fake controversy and a new style sports competition has a disgusting winner that endured explosive diarrhea while competing.  You have to hear this.

Ken and Anthony revisit Arch Manning's since-apologized-for reaction to an AI-generated video, arguing the outrage seems inconsistent given last year's similar Dylan Gabriel AI edits and the fact that grown adult media members were laughing along in the background of Manning's clip too. The conversation pivots to Dan Lanning and Oregon, with Ken doubling down that it's the coaching staff's job to proactively tell media about Dante Moore's IV treatment rather than let a quarterback take heat for skipping interviews. They also touch on Mary Kay Cabot catching fan backlash simply for accurately reporting Deshaun Watson's long completion, before wrapping with a look ahead to Harold Reynolds joining the show Thursday.

The NFL season has gotten underway and there's plenty to discuss there and in college football, plus, the passing of an NHL analyst legend for the last four decades on ESPN, too. It's all covered on the newest "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives welcomes Ken Fang of Awful Announcing to go over it all. They discuss:Netflix debuts with the NFL in Australia with the 49ers and the Rams. It was strange that the game was actually on Friday late morning there and the Rams were almost a mental "no show" while being beaten. How did the broadcast go, including the big stage for new game analyst Luke Kuechly on Netflix? The boys also discuss JJ Watt bumping up to the CBS #1 teams with Jim Nantz for Minnesota vs. Green Bay. Is Watt going to shine in this huge role/opportunity? Plus, what other CBS analyst caught Ken's eye? And, the guys discuss the "Manning-cast" and it's growth on Monday Night Football.There is also more about the Texas Longhorns massive comeback from 20 points down to defeat Ohio State dramatically. And what about coach Steve Sarkisian's behavior towards ESPN and Holly Rowe for the post game interview? And, then young star QB Arch Manning went along with a joke about an internet meme of Sarkisian hitting Holly Rowe and reporters laughed about it. He's now apologized and she has accepted. Then, they spend time on the passing of ESPN's Barry Melrose at 70 years of age from Parkinson's disease Melrose has been a mainstay on ESPN's NHL coverage going back to the mid-1990s. They guys reminisce about his personality, humor and how beloved he was by co-workers.Also, where's the line on "how late is too late" for the U.S. Open tennis as the men's match with Ben Shelton and Carlos Alcaraz went on and on and on, until 3:#0 am Eastern last Wednesday early morning?It's all discussed on the newest "Last Word on Sports Media Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! Follow, Like and Comment on the Show:AppleSpotifyAmazon MusicCome talk with TJ on X:@ItsTJRives

The NFL season has gotten underway and there's plenty to discuss there and in college football, plus, the passing of an NHL analyst legend for the last four decades on ESPN, too. It's all covered on the newest "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives welcomes Ken Fang of Awful Announcing to go over it all. They discuss:Netflix debuts with the NFL in Australia with the 49ers and the Rams. It was strange that the game was actually on Friday late morning there and the Rams were almost a mental "no show" while being beaten. How did the broadcast go, including the big stage for new game analyst Luke Kuechly on Netflix? The boys also discuss JJ Watt bumping up to the CBS #1 teams with Jim Nantz for Minnesota vs. Green Bay. Is Watt going to shine in this huge role/opportunity? Plus, what other CBS analyst caught Ken's eye? And, the guys discuss the "Manning-cast" and it's growth on Monday Night Football.There is also more about the Texas Longhorns massive comeback from 20 points down to defeat Ohio State dramatically. And what about coach Steve Sarkisian's behavior towards ESPN and Holly Rowe for the post game interview? And, then young star QB Arch Manning went along with a joke about an internet meme of Sarkisian hitting Holly Rowe and reporters laughed about it. He's now apologized and she has accepted. Then, they spend time on the passing of ESPN's Barry Melrose at 70 years of age from Parkinson's disease Melrose has been a mainstay on ESPN's NHL coverage going back to the mid-1990s. They guys reminisce about his personality, humor and how beloved he was by co-workers.Also, where's the line on "how late is too late" for the U.S. Open tennis as the men's match with Ben Shelton and Carlos Alcaraz went on and on and on, until 3:#0 am Eastern last Wednesday early morning?It's all discussed on the newest "Last Word on Sports Media Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! Follow, Like and Comment on the Show:AppleSpotifyAmazon MusicCome talk with TJ on X:@ItsTJRives

This hour, Texas quarterback Arch Manning has apologized after laughing during a discussion of an AI-generated video that falsely showed coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN reporter Holly Rowe. Manning says his reaction was insensitive. Was this simply a young guy reacting badly to an absurd fake video, or should athletes be more careful about how they respond to content like that - especially if it shows violence towards women?

This hour, A federal judge has blocked an effort to restore Donald Trump's name to the Kennedy Center, triggering an immediate decision by the venue's board to shut down the historic arts center indefinitely. Texas quarterback Arch Manning has apologized after laughing during a discussion of an AI-generated video that falsely showed coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN reporter Holly Rowe. Manning says his reaction was insensitive. Was this simply a young guy reacting badly to an absurd fake video, or should athletes be more careful about how they respond to content like that - especially if it shows violence towards women?

On today's show, Texas quarterback Arch Manning has apologized after laughing during a discussion of an AI-generated video that falsely showed coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN reporter Holly Rowe. Manning says his reaction was insensitive. Was this simply a young guy reacting badly to an absurd fake video, or should athletes be more careful about how they respond to content like that - especially if it shows violence towards women? A federal judge has blocked an effort to restore Donald Trump's name to the Kennedy Center, triggering an immediate decision by the venue's board to shut down the historic arts center indefinitely. Scoot talks with Larry Rolling, co-founder and director of Kelly Kicking Cancer, about their upcoming "Who's Got Talent Gala" and the work they do raising money for brain cancer research and scholarships. The Beatles performed their only concert in New Orleans on September 16, 1964, bringing full-blown Beatlemania to a capacity crowd of 12,000 screaming fans at City Park Stadium.

Manning Family Children's was named the best children's hospital in Louisiana and one of the best in the entire country. We talk with Lou Fragoso, Manning Family Children's President and CEO, about the great news.

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The Dallas Cowboys were supposed to have a better defense. Instead, a second-year quarterback and a young New York Giants offense under new head coach John Harbaugh controlled the game, won the time-of-possession battle and forced Dallas into costly mistakes. Jaxson Dart threw three touchdown passes, the Giants held the ball for more than 36 minutes and New York beat the Cowboys 28-20 in John Harbaugh's Giants debut. For Maggie Gray, that's a major red flag for Dallas. On the latest episode of A Must Win Game with Maggie Gray, Maggie breaks down the biggest winners, losers and surprises from the NFL and college football weekend.

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Jeff Howe and Rod Babers go inside the film from Texas' 59-7 victory to reveal how Steve Sarkisian tailored the offense around Arch Manning's strengths. Sark reduced the routes Manning struggled to complete last season, emphasized straight dropbacks and used a nontraditional quick passing game to establish an early rhythm. The guys also explain why the running game was simultaneously explosive and inefficient—and how Hollywood Smothers and Raleek Brown fit different blocking schemes.The defensive film showed only a fraction of Will Muschamp's complete package. Texas blitzed frequently on third down but rarely used its exotic stunts, simulated pressures or early-down aggression, instead relying on physicality, man coverage and three takeaways. Rod explains why Muschamp's calculated gambling will surrender occasional explosive plays—and why Ohio State should expect a dramatically different defense in Austin. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ken and Anthony revisit the Deshaun Watson cap math with producer Owen before Ken makes his case for why five wins wouldn't be the disaster fans expect given the young talent on the roster. They roll out the show's weekly college quarterback watch list, debating whether CJ Carr is overrated given his schedule and hyping up names like Trinidad Chambliss and Sam Leavitt ahead of a big weekend of games. Ken also needles Darian Mensah's family setup while defending his consistency on the Manning family standard before the show heads into the Mike Chernoff interview.

Joe and Hollywood take a look back at what went wrong for the Dolphins over the last few seasons, from overpaying players who didn't pan out to a locker room that became an “every man for themselves” situation. They debate whether Malik Willis can succeed in Miami and whether Arch Manning could eventually become the Dolphins' quarterback, while discussing the massive pressure that comes with his name and the hype surrounding him. Plus, the guys joke about how college isn't for everyone, including some of Joe's friends like Kim Bokamper who have no filter, before reacting to the Marlins' win over the Royals and their continued push for the playoffs. Charles Davis also joins the show to talk Dante Moore, USC, Malik Willis, the Dolphins' young receivers and why he believes the Hurricanes are the class of the ACC and a national championship contender.