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Join your host Greg Mazzo as he is joined by Aidan Rea to discuss the NBA Playoffs, the New York Mets off to a fast start to the MLB season, and previewing Rowan baseball and softball NJAC playoff games this week. Tune in!

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First, The Indian Express' National Legal Editor, Apurva Vishwanath, breaks down the controversy involving Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma — including the Supreme Court's unprecedented decision to make the timeline public, the unanswered questions, and Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar reigniting the debate around the NJAC.Next, The Indian Express' Kanchan Vasdev talks about the farmers' protests and how the Punjab Police carried out the crackdown at the Shambhu and Khanauri borders. (19:35)Lastly, we take a look at the Kunal Kamra controversy and the series of events that led to police action and political confrontation. (28:44)Hosted by Shashank BhargavaWritten and produced by Shashank Bhargava, Niharika Nanda and Ichha SharmaEdited and mixed by Suresh Pawar

Join your host Greg Mazzo as he is join by Sam Prince and Aidan Rea to discuss if the 4 Nations tournament will grow the sport of hockey, the New York Yankees changing their facial hair policy, if the Cavs are the best team in the East, and a preview of the Rowan men's and women's basketball NJAC playoff game. 

Join your host Greg Mazzo as he is joined by Aidan Rea to recap the NBA All Star Game, will the Yankees go after Nolan Arenado and how far can both Rowan men's and women's basketball teams go in the NJAC playoffs. Tune in! 

Join your host, Aidan Dougherty, as he is joined by sports department members Connor McAndrew and Sam Prince to wrap up the fall sports, talk about the Rowan Women's Cross Country team in the NCAA Championship, as well as preview basketball ahead of their first NJAC conference game!

The 2023 AFCA Division 3 Coach of the Year, Curt Fitzpatrick joins this week's episode as we talk in-depth about his successful football career. Coach Fitzpatrick currently leads the #2 ranked team in the country- the Cortland Red Dragons. Fitzpatrick made history in 2023 becoming the first coach to lead SUNY Cortland to a national title. Curt talks about his playing career, as one of the best players to play at St. John Fisher University, and the impact this had on his coaching career. After his playing career, Fitzpatrick was the assistant at both, Utica University and St. John Fisher. 2013 would be the first head coaching job for Fitzpatrick where he spent the next seven seasons leading the Morrisville Mustangs. Under Fitzpatrick, Morrisville would have 4 winning seasons including one NJAC championship. Since taking the Cortland job in 2020, Fitzpatrick has developed Cortland into an elite program- only losing four games in the last five seasons. Cortland is picking up right where they left off last year, as they're currently ranked #3 in scoring offense, averaging over 50 points per game. Hear about his journey being apart of multiple Empire 8 teams, what the Cortaca rivalry is like, and the 2023 run to the national championship. This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:56 Updates- 00:56-01:51 Intro- 01:51-04:58 Opinions about Division 3 Model (Student first?)- 04:58-09:38 Intro- 09:38-11:20 Changing Playbook for Conference Play- 11:20-12:45 Curt's Playing Career Impacting Coaching Career- 12:45-14:41 Career at St. John Fisher College, Favorite Memories at SJFC- 14:41-19:39 Early Days Coaching at SJFC and Utica University- 19:39-24:24 Building the Culture at Morrisville College, Favorite Memories at Morrisville- 24:24-28:52 Leaving Morrisville to Take Cortland HC Job- 28:52-33:14 Cortland Athletics Department Culture- 33:14-35:33 Developing Four-Vert Offensive Scheme- 35:33-39:21 Player-Coach Relationship Dynamic(s)- 39:21-43:08 Cortaca Rivalry, Best Moments- 43:08-48:27 Break- 48:27-48:35 Realization the 2023 Roster was Special- 48:35-53:54 2023 NCAA Playoff Run- 53:54-58:20 National Championship against North Central- 58:20-01:05:10 How National Championship Changes Cortland Football/Coach Fitzpatricks Career- 01:05:10-01:08:00 2024 Season so Far, Expectations for the Rest of the Season- 01:08:00-01:10:47 What Separates SUNY Cortland Apart- 01:10:47-01:14:30 Rapid Fire (Funniest Players Coached, Ranking Food in Areas Coached, Pregame Routines), Coaching Cole Burgess and JJ Laap- 01:14:30-01:20:09 Ideal Lineup as a QB- 01:20:09-01:22:03 Outro- 01:22:03-01:22:54

Join your host Aidan Dougherty as he is joined by Kerri Letizia to talk about the big football win vs TCNJ and preview the game against Christopher Newport. Aidan Dougherty was also joined by Rowan Football safety Jason Blanks for a few moments. Aidan and Kerri then talked about both soccer teams as they head into the heat of NJAC play.

In this episode, we are joined by the host with the most, Ardi Emini, with his co-hosts, Dejan Bursac, Emmi DeNovellis, and Steven Moncayo. Dejan tries to fight for his SERBIA propaganda and gets shut down! Emmi gives us a breakdown of the tactical observations we saw in the World Cup so far. Recorded on November 30th, 2022Listen on other platforms? Click on this link to find out where else we stream this podcast: https://linktr.ee/ArdiEmini

There's a bunch of serious business being done by Division III quarterbacks this offseason, as nearly four dozen of them have joined up to raise money to fight cancer as Quarterbacks vs. Cancer. There's also some light-hearted work being done by Division III football coaches, as two of them in the NJAC have joined up to fight food insecurity and battle out the proper name of a popular breakfast meat. And one more thing: The Commonwealth Coast Conference has selected a new name. They're announcing it on Aug. 1, but we found it on a website and at the 18:45 mark of this podcast we will tell you the new name.  Seriously. Kudos to the sleuthiness of Dave McHugh. Quarterbacks vs. Cancer is an organization helmed by Alma quarterback Carter St. John, who thought he might only raise a few hundred dollars to support a local area cancer center, but that was just the beginning. He's joined by UW-Whitewater quarterback Jason Ceniti, Concordia-Moorhead quarterback Cooper Mattern and Carthage quarterback Bryce Lowe, plus another 40 additional Division III signal-callers. St. John, Ceniti, Mattern and Lowe join us for a great conversation.  And then there's the Breakfast Bowl -- it's the brainchild of Montclair State head coach Mike Palazzo, who was looking for a way to create a rivalry game for his team and Rowan, in the New Jersey Athletic Conference. And he hit upon a breakfast meat, and if you don't know the Jersey rivalry over the name Taylor Ham or Pork Roll ... listen to this podcast. We'll get you caught up! Patrick and Greg talk about their preseason Top 25 ballots, plus we take two mailbag questions, so make sure you hear them both, and talk about the latest conference shuffle. That's not a repeat from last month's show. We had another. The D3football.com podcast is a weekly in-season podcast by Patrick Coleman and Greg Thomas, which was started in 2007. New episodes are published monthly in the offseason.

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Join your host, Aidan Dougherty, as he sits down with Emily McCutcheon off her 20 inning complete game performance in the NJAC tournament to talk about the game and the season as a whole.. Justin Lock then joins the show to talk about the NJAC Championship game and who they might want to face. Aidan and Justin also discuss if they see the Rowan Baseball team making the regionals despite the NJAC Championship loss.

Incase you missed it, Aidan Dougherty talks with Justin Lock about the baseball teams outlook on the rest of the NJAC Tournament, previews the Rowan Softball NJAC Tournament, and NJAC awards and all-conference teams.

Jameel Farruk uncovers the trends he's seeing in government surplus and the services for the public sector. He notes the rapid innovation in technology solutions designed to help governments operate smarter, more efficiently, and cost-effectively. He shares highlights from the government conferences he has recently attended and the ones he is looking forward to in the near future. If you're at the Government Purchasing Association of New Jersey (GPANJ) conference right now, go say hi to Jameel at booth 26!Jameel recaps his experience at the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) conference, which Municibid has been attending for over a decade. He highlights the opportunity to connect with a majority of Municibid's Pennsylvania-based customers under one roof and the educational sessions that allow government officials to network, discuss best practices, and learn about new policies.He's looking forward to attending the New Jersey Association of Counties (NJAC) event. He emphasizes three core benefits of attending these conferences: connecting with customers face-to-face, learning about their pain points and areas for improvement, and exploring new opportunities to expand Municibid's services.Jameel shares an anecdote from a previous NJAC conference held at a casino in Atlantic City, where attendees often compare the final two minutes of a Municibid auction to the excitement of watching a horse race or placing bets at a sportsbook. He recounts a story of a John Deere tractor that jumped from $30,000 to over $110,000 in the last half-hour of bidding, greatly exceeding the seller's expectations.Say hello to Jameel at upcoming municipal conferences. Plus, find out Jameel's favorite Beatles song.About the Guest:Jameel Farruk, Director of Sales at Municibid, regularly attends government conferences to connect with customers and keep a pulse on the trends in government surplus. He has a deep understanding of the government surplus industry and a passion for building relationships. He's also a Beatles fan.Key Takeaways:The market for surplus government vehicles remains strong, allowing governments to generate more revenue by selling these vehicles at favorable prices.Online auctions benefit government surplus by reaching a broader audience, increasing competition, and generating higher revenue compared to traditional methods like sealed bids.Government technology innovation is booming, with conferences playing a vital role in showcasing the latest advancements and facilitating collaboration.Building connections through government partnerships is essential for municipalities to navigate challenges, expand resources, and improve services for the public.The final minutes of a Municibid auction can be as thrilling as watching a horse race or placing bets at a casino, with the potential for greatly exceeding expectations.Find out Jameel's favorite Beatles song!Additional Resources:Connect with Jameel Farruk on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfarruk/Explore the wild world of government surplus at MunicibidLearn more about Government Surplus Vehicles: https://blog.municibid.com/the-government-surplus-vehicle-guide/Looking to sell your government surplus? Learn more about how to sell: https://municibid.com/sell/ Got feedback or want to be a guest? Email us at marketing@municibid.com

In case you missed it on 2/17, the Rowan Sports Review with your host, Jack Miller, had some interesting topics to talk about. Joined alongside Aidan Dougherty & Justin Lock had thoughts on Rowan Women's Basketball with their NJAC hopes and Rowan Softball season being just around the corner and are looking to get back to the College World Series down in Texas! Click play to hear what they had to say!

Host, Jack Miller, is joined with Justin Lock for another Rowan basketball filled episode. They talk about both teams upcoming schedule and what bumps in the road into the NJAC they both will have to face as the women are just about in with a few wins and the men are fighting for the #1 seed in the conference. Click play to hear what they had to say!

If you were are hoping your team can get some help in getting into the NCAA playoffs as an at-large team, we got so close to being able to give you what you wanted on Saturday. But in the end, a few places where teams were on the ropes turned out to be all about chalk and we'll all be holding our collective breath for another week of what should be epic games. Maybe, just maybe teams got some help when the status quo was preserved in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, and River Falls didn't beat La Crosse and turn things into a potential mess. We chat with UWL coach Matt Janus and quarterback Keyser Helterbrand is our guest on Fast Five, talking about everything from playing behind a freshman backup center, to how he ended up at La Crosse in the first place and not some school closer to home.  We hear from Mount Union coach Geoff Dartt after his team got a comfortable win against John Carroll. It was perhaps Mount Union's first big test of the year, and it didn't come until Week 10, but it was a test which they passed. And Cortland aced the Empire 8 final, with Cortland turning the tables on Brockport and making its own defensive presence known.  This edition of the podcast is sponsored by d3photography.com, the licensed photography bureau contracted by D3sports.com. Plus, we hand out game balls and spotlight the cool stats from Saturday and key stories in each region. Patrick gives us his take on the four at-large teams as the playoff picture stands right now. Greg predicts who will win the NJAC's Friday night finales, and we break down the potential five-way tiebreaker in that conference. Yes, there is math. And bacon. And ginsu knives. And more. Patrick Coleman and Greg Thomas discuss, in this edition of the podcast. The post ATN Podcast 342: No help for the bubble appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

The Rowan University Football Coaches Show recaps Rowan's big win over Montclair State University last Saturday. Also, Profs wide receiver Jake Schicke and defensive back Miles Cook join the show. Fan questions, a look at the state of the NJAC, and much more!

Michael Simone is currently a senior at Morris Knolls High School and has been a part of both the varsity baseball and Ice Hockey programs since his freshman year.   He has received many accolades while attending Morris Knolls High School. In 2022 & 2023, Michael received NJAC 1st Team All Baseball Conference honors and 2023 2nd team group 3 recognition. Michael played a pivotal role in helping Morris Knolls win their first ever Group 3 State Championship after overcoming a gruesome injury just 6 weeks earlier which should've ended his junior season.  With hard work and determination he was back on the baseball diamond in just 2 short weeks.  In the final State Championship game, Michael went 2-2 with a 2-run home run, double, 3 runs scored and 5 RBI's. Just recently Michael verbally committed to Manhattan College to continue academic and baseball future.     IG: https://www.instagram.com/msimone44/

Tune into the latest episode of the Rowan Sports Review with your host, Danny Ryan! On this weeks show, Ryan caught up Rowan Women's basketball starting guard, Grace Marshall. Meanwhile, Rowan Radio sports department member Connor Brown spoke with Rowan Men's basketball starting forward, D'Aandre Vilmar! For the latest news on Rowan basketball ahead of the NJAC playoffs, have a listen to the Rowan Sports Review! 

Welcome to Episode 115 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. It's our second Mid-Atlantic preview pod, as we dig into the teams in Region 4. In order: CUNYAC (at 2:00) This isn't a relevant conference as long as they don't have an AQ but they are still playing baseball and that's cool MAC Freedom (at 5:35) Arcadia had one of the more surprising dominant seasons in recent D-III history and look poised to be a regional contender once again Misericordia finally got knocked off their MACF throne but look ready to re-claim it Stevens might be able to ride their always-excellent pitching staff back to the postseason but have a lot of offense to replace NJAC (at 18:00) William Paterson finally won the NJAC with one of the nation's best offenses despite extremely poor run prevention; they should be tremendously entertaining again in 2023 Rowan is as solid as it gets but may need to rely on some transfers on the mound to stay at the top of this loaded conference Montclair State can bang with the best of 'em but will need some pitching depth to step up to make noise in a regional Kean had a down year but still boasts some of the best pitching in a suddenly offense-friendly conference TCNJ leads the rest of the pack of several teams that could reasonably make noise in this annual gauntlet UEC (at 43:30) Penn State-Harrisburg has a loaded lineup coming back but a ridiculous amount of innings to replace that could make a title defense challenging Salute to Ryan McCarty but it's somewhat unclear what to expect from Abington moving forward UAA (at 53:55) NYU continues to baffle us but we can usually expect them to be solid even if the SOS is blah We conclude (at 57:10) with our player and pitcher of the year picks, and our teams to beat. Then we say goodbye.  Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5uk8q4iUrMUZRriKM1Akfx?si=b6820eb311f847f1  Support us on Patreon -- this will never be behind a paywall but we appreciate any support to help cover our podcasting hosting fees and all the hours we put into making these pods possible! https://patreon.com/user?u=87461961&utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=join_link

A version of this essay was published by thepamphlet.in at https://www.thepamphlet.in/en/shadow-warrior-a-deplorable-supreme-court-decision-on-demonetization/The Supreme Court, in a 4:1 judgment, held that the 2016 Demonetization was acceptable. The dissenting judge, well, dissented, saying that it was flawed. This decision sets an awful precedent that will come back to haunt us all, and the judiciary is respectful of precedent. The law of unintended consequences will strike.It is not that demonetization per se was a bad idea, or that it was executed poorly, or that its goals were not met. It was a pretty good idea, it was executed moderately well, and the declared goals, to reduce corruption, terror funding through counterfeit notes, and to increase the proportion of ‘white' money in circulation, were met to an extent. No, the problem is twofold: one, an unprecedented and unwarranted level of judicial overreach and encroachment into the domain of the Executive; two, the common sense principle of fait accompli: this is a done deal, and it is essentially impossible to undo it. The point is that the judiciary has its role, which is in hair-splitting legal jargon and in particular the verbiage of the Constitution. With all due respect, judges are not trained in other disciplines, and would be hard-pressed to understand economics, or engineering, or medicine, or military affairs. They simply will not be able to make judicious decisions (to give them credit, the majority opinion did concede this). But then, they should not take up such cases in the first place. I can imagine motivated petitioners waiting in the wings to now ask the Supreme Court to undo the 1971 Bangladesh War, the decision to impose covid-related mandates, or the Mangalyaan space probe. In fact, you could find somebody to make a cogent argument that the Constitution should not have been accepted in 1950, and that it should be rolled back. There is no end to such litigation, and if it is allowed to proliferate, it would clog up the entire judiciary. Of course, the entire judiciary is already clogged up with 30 million cases, so why open the flood-gates and invite more frivolous litigation?As for the law of unintended consequences, there is the recent experience of the Democrats in the US. After years of claiming ex-President Trump's tax returns would reveal deep, dark secrets, they forced him to reveal them: and it was a damp squib, with nothing of significance, no tax evasion. But the precedent has been set, and the Republicans will now use this to harass every Democrat alleging skeletons in their tax closets. The Indian Supreme Court should stick to its fundamental task: interpreting the Constitution. Not being a lawyer, I cannot say authoritatively that there is no constitutional issue in the anti-demonetization lawsuit, but I doubt it. It is a purely administrative issue, and thus the domain of the Executive, just as making a multitude of daily decisions is. The activist Indian courts have long been accused of interfering in everything while at the same time creating cozy little fiefdoms for themselves, for instance in the continuous creation of post-retirement sinecures for judges, the most recent being the demand that retired judges should be on the committee choosing the Chief Election Commissioner.The most obvious example of bad faith is the judiciary's closed and opaque Collegium system, wherein they nominate and appoint themselves, with the predictable result of nepotism and hereditary elites. It is high time that Parliament put a stop to this, and created new laws that mandate a role for the Executive. The proposed NJAC could be one way forward. If the NJAC is unconstitutional, well then, bring in a constitutional amendment. Many people have talked about judicial reforms; I too took a stab at it a few years ago (“Can we fix the deeply troubled judiciary?” Swarajya, May 2018). One of my points was the radical restructuring of the system into a Supreme Court that only hears constitutional cases, and a new set of regional Courts of Appeal, with status almost equivalent to the Supreme Court, that hear other things beyond the ken of state High Courts. There is a serious concern about which cases the Supreme Court chooses to hear. At the moment, it appears whimsical. Why on earth would the SC hear cases about cricket, which is a mere entertainment? Why on earth would the SC not hear petitions about the 1990s ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Hindus (it has refused to do so three times already).The terror onslaught in Jammu and Kashmir is not history. We saw with horror the terrorist attack on Hindus in Jammu's Rajouri just days ago, where the attackers reportedly identified Hindus by their Aadhar cards, and then shot them. This is an urgent, ongoing problem, and why does the court refuse to hear it, while at the same time accepting a case on the 1948 assassination of Mahatma Gandhi? Next, someone will file a PIL demanding the undoing of that assassination.Why does the SC accept PILs (Public Interest Litigations) put up by motivated NGOs, often with foreign funding? These people are able to get, through the back door, rapid decisions that affect the entire country, whereas the cases should properly be heard at the local level in District Courts, and only be elevated to the Supreme Court through a proper process if they actually have merit.Apart from this, some actions are virtually impossible to undo: time and tide wait for no man. How could the SC, like King Canute who ordered the waves to retreat, even possibly consider the undoing of demonetization? How will it be done? What about the major moves in digitization that resulted, the UPI revolution, the trillions of rupees flowing through a payment system that is now ubiquitous and available to anyone with a mobile phone?India has now become one of the most digitally connected countries in the world, but the amount of cash in the system is now even greater than at the time of demonetization. Can the court explain why? So it is not as though cash suddenly disappeared. Yes, there was a temporary crunch, and yes, it was hardship for many, but on average, most people have recovered.Malign NGOs have continually opposed national interests: remember Sterlite? Or the Sardar Sarovar dam? By accepting a plea that was clearly inappropriate, probably politically motivated, and in any case something that would be virtually impossible to undo, the Supreme Court has set a poor precedent. The Indian judiciary acts as a law unto itself, unaccountable to anybody else. This is wrong. As the President and the Vice President mentioned recently, it is time the judiciary reformed itself. I suspect it will have to be done forcibly, not voluntarily.1090 words, 3 Jan 2023 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rajeevsrinivasan.substack.com

Aban Usmani brings you the news from Delhi, Jharkhand, Egypt, and the US. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Profs head coach Jay Accorsi and host Derek Jones examine Rowan's narrow 20-14 loss to Christopher Newport University and peek ahead to Friday's big game versus NJAC foe TCNJ. Profs running back James Fara joins the show to discuss his time at Rowan so far and his road to becoming a running back. 

In the first episode of the Rowan Sports Review for the Fall 2022 semester, host Danny Ryan sits down for an episode-long interview with Profs Football star Wide Receiver, John Maldonado! Tune in to hear Ryan and the week 2 NJAC offensive player of the week discuss the Prof's hot 2-0 start as the team prepares for Salve Regina in week 4. 

Frank & JB continue their preseason conference-by-conference predictions and discussions, as they turn their attention to Region 2 (LL, E8, NJAC, CC, & PAC). In this episode, they speak with:   Rochester Jr. DB Simon Weeren, Jr. OL Luke Wilson, & Coach Chad Martinovich;   Utica Sr. LB Jimmie Warren, Sr. WR Nate Palmer, & Coach Blaise Faggiano; and   Carnegie Mellon Jr. QB Ben Mills & Coach Ryan Larsen.   Each of these teams have stories of "unfinished business and second chances," keeping with our preseason theme this year. Remember to watch/listen, like, comment, and share these episodes for other #d3fb fans to find us now and throughout the 2022 season!

Welcome to Episode 99 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. It's time once again to run through all the teams in the latest Top 25 poll. For the first time in 2022, we start to turn our attention to the postseason picture and which teams in the Top 25 are in best position to receive an at-large bid should they not win the conference based on the current SOS rankings. Discussions include: Cortland is in good shape to make its 473rd postseason appearance in a row even if they don't win the SUNYAC tourney We're already worried about North Central (IL) again but it's been good to see them winning lately UW-Whitewater's resume could be lighter than normal Salisbury vs. CNU vs. the top of the UAA will be a fascinating Pool B race Could the NJAC get 3 teams in? 4? UT-Dallas will probably need to win the ASC Arcadia's resume is going to be nearly impossible to deny Tufts is legit but how good is the NESCAC? We don't know yet The SCIAC always deserves 2 bids talent-wise but the SOS might not allow for it this season UW-Stevens Point's resume doesn't look as good as we would've expected when we looked at the schedule before the season Trinity (TX) should have a much more convincing at-large case than last year...but keep an eye on TLU, too and more! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe/follow + rate/review on Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5uk8q4iUrMUZRriKM1Akfx?si=3ed6cccd25d44c2a 

Welcome to Episode 95 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. The first half of this pod is spent running through all the teams in the latest Top 25 poll. We touch on all 25 teams (at 2:30) in order but the discussion includes: Why we still have North Central (IL) at #1 Thoughts on Salisbury, Southern Maine, and Johns Hopkins after seeing them in person Lynchburg is the real deal + Grayson Thurman WOW Takeaways from the UW-Whitewater/Trinity (TX) series Wheaton (MA) is still underrated Why we like Shenandoah but didn't rank them The NJAC pecking order and why Willy P deserves more respect The teams that have piled up wins but aren't climbing the rankings just yet -- East Texas Baptist, Hendrix, Marymount, Arcadia and more! Next (at 42:00), we do some shoutouts for some other standout series and performances over the last week, including: An offensive explosion for Kalamazoo in their first series (Blake Bean omg) Ryan Dominick at Wisconsin Lutheran The Lancianese twins at Earlham Ryan McCarty DOUBLE WATCH Jake Stank at Anderson CJ Willis at Western New England FINLANDIA WON THREE GAMES IN A ROW, let's talk about the Lions and their incredibly challenging circumstances Finally (at 50:28), we are joined by Brett Loftis, the voice of the Piedmont Lions, who tells us about his journey as a broadcaster, why he's so passionate about what he does, and what makes Carter Ballstadt the best D-III player in the country.  Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

On this episode of the Rowan Sports Review Danny Ryan sits down with Aaron Hook and Connor Brown to discuss NJAC playoff outcomes for both basketball teams at Rowan University. Rowan stars Grace Marshall and Ryan Mostrangeli also join the show to talk about everything relevant in their respective NJAC sports. You don't want to miss it. Tune in! 

The Shore Conference 2022 season is going to be a BATTLE. So many good teams, so many crazy student sections, so much ... fun. Great games every day. Great players - some you know, some flying under the radar. Ocean Township is one of those programs and their star infielder Jack Zabarsky is one of those players. The dude flat out rakes. And loves to do it too. Put on about 20 pounds from last year and ready to show he's one of the best players in New Jersey. He joins us to talk some Shore baseball, some OT baseball (FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM AT OT.BASEBALL), tell us a story that he's going to tell his kids some day, and explain why Shore Conference players love Chipotle so much. Jack is going to be a great fit at Montclair State as they build to re-emerge as a D3 superpower in the loaded NJAC. Enjoy today's edition of JBS with Jack Zabarsky!

On this episode of the #RowanSportsReview, Danny Ryan and Paul Stainker Jr. provide their NJAC bracket predictions regarding Men's and Women's basketball as the #2 seeded Profs prepare for battle! Rowan Radio's very own Connor Brown also had the chance to interview Prof's star guard on the Women's Basketball team, Nicole Mallard! Tune in for your dose of D3 hoops action and analysis! 

In this episode of the Rowan Sports Review Danny Ryan sits down for an exclusive interview with Prof's sophomore guard Marcellus Ross. Nick Earnshaw also once again joins the show to debrief the last week of Rowan basketball. The pair then wraps up the show discussing the 5 Profs selected for NJAC honor players of the week. Tune in! 

Frank & James continue their Fall 2021 #d3fb preview by looking at Region 2 teams from the Liberty League, Empire 8, Centennial Conference, and NJAC. After looking at the key early-season games, Frank brings you interviews from Union (Sr. OT Tim Driscoll & Sr. Safety Austin St. Pierre) & RPI (Sr. QB George Marinopoulos & Sr. LB Austin Charles), as they examine the differences between how the two schools differed in athletics-based protocols last year. You'll especially want to see our "cold open" with old "In the Huddle" Louisiana friends from Union, Sr. QB Will Bellamy & Sr. WR Will Sirmon.   As always. please remember to "Like" & "Share" this video on social media for other fans to find!

What a fun and unique episode this week. Ashley Cieplicki is the Head Women's basketball coach at Rutgers University-Newark and her husband Phil Stern is the AD and Head Women's basketball coach at The College of Mount Saint Vincent in Riverdale, New York. These two great coaches share how the role of a coach has changed even over the past decade in order to educate the entirety of each student-athlete they are responsible for. They also both have great championship games they tell us about: Cieplicki winning her first NJAC tournament championship and Stern winning the America East conference while coaching at UMBC, for the first NCAA tournament appearance in school history.    Check out the NJAC Championship game highlights here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkhuGcL52lk   Before going any further, please make a donation here Tacauma Lettsome's GoFundMe page and help this former basketball coach in his fight against ALS:   https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-tacauma-fight-als/donate   You can learn more about ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) here at ALS.org.  Hear more about Lettsome's story in this link from WLTX TV in Columbia, SC.   Visit TeachHoops.com/816basketball for incredible basketball coaching content and resources from Coach Steve Collins.  Sign up for the two week free trial, learn and grow as a coach and support the show all at the same time.   Share, subscribe and leave us a 5 star review if you enjoy.   Follow us on Twitter at @816Basketball.

Welcome to Episode 77 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. We have our first regional rankings of the 2021 season and my goodness, this is a gonna be a wacky postseason. We discuss what we learned, what we know, what we're still wondering, and then go region-by-region with our general thoughts on each ranking. Topics include (but are not limited to): Central Webster a bit lower than expected but the resumes explain a lot, nothing too shocking Mid-Atlantic Penn State-Abington is the big surprise but you can see how they ended up there Why there's no Centennial team No 2nd NJAC team is unusual but understandable Mideast No surprises here, some underperforming teams have brought the overall strength of this region down Midwest Whitewater is awesome, shouts out the Pointers for having 2 big leaguers on the Brewers; cool to see a new UMAC team New England This region is almost guaranteed to get one at-large bid, but could they get 2 with the LEC/NEWMAC? New York Oswego State has been excellent and look like the only team in solid at-large position if they don't win the SUNYAC St. John Fisher is great but needs to win the conference South How are we feeling about Berry's chances? West No SCIAC teams at all is no surprise because of their abbreviated schedule, but who else could actually get an at-large here? Then, we say goodbye.  Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 76 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. We run through the latest Top 25 poll, with topics including: WashU finally lost a game but it is also finally #1 SCIAC finally starting play Marietta cracking the top 5 and why we believe in them but also want to see how they do against better OAC competition W&J being the last undefeated team (that has played a real number of games) Rowan looking like the premier NJAC team but will take on scorching hot William Paterson this weekend St. Thomas (MN)'s amazing pitching staff and more! Then, we update the Bret Williams all-time HR chase and then have a brief discussion on what we are expecting to be the biggest challenges with projecting the at-large bids this postseason with a significantly smaller field.  Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 75 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is our first normal-ish podcast of the 2021 D-III season! We mainly discuss our thoughts on the latest Top 25 poll, touching at least briefly on nearly everyone in the rankings, as well as some of the schools who just missed the list. Topics include: Undefeated WashU and their #1 case compared to Trinity (TX) How we think about Chapman/Cal Lutheran compared to all the other teams that have played way more The breakouts of N.C. Wesleyan and Berry Undefeated W&J taking care of business in the PAC How the NJAC has shaken out thus far Some surprise teams in the West region (Centenary (LA), Louisiana College) What the hell to do with Johns Hopkins and more! Finally, we take a scroll thru some of the statistical leaders in the D-III season thus far, including a Bret Williams HR chase update and the best part about Caleb Durbin's season so far.   Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 70 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is our fourth of eight regional preview pods -- this one covers the Mid-Atlantic region and its eight conferences. First, we give some thoughts on the past weekend in D-III, WashU opening their season 3-0, and the new Top 25 poll. Then, we put on our swim trunks and head into the middle of the Atlantic Ocean...or something like that. AEC (at 7:30) Cabrini seemed like the team to beat but now it appears Marymount is the team that can make some real noise. Most importantly, we think they have an AQ.  Centennial (at 9:50) Conference-only is understandable...but conference-only with only 14 games??? Uh........this could get weird Johns Hopkins won the D-III offseason with several high-profile transfers and some big-time returners. On paper, they should dominate.  We are extremely bummed that Swarthmore will not be competing Other teams such as Franklin & Marshall and Washington (MD) will need a lot of things to go right to contend for the conference title Landmark (at 21:40) Susquehanna showed well in the 2019 postseason last year, and will look to defend its Landmark title but Catholic will likely be in the conversation as well MAC Freedom (at 25:40) Misericordia is going for its 10th straight conference title and is always an extremely good D-III baseball team Our thoughts are with DeSales after a recent tragedy within their program MAC Commonwealth (at 30:30) Alvernia has been the gold standard in this conference in recent years but Hood may finally be ready to challenge them NEAC (at 33:00) We are still salty about how this conference ended Toby Welk's career but now all we care about is whether Bret Williams is back and how many homers he's gonna hit for PSU-Harrisburg NJAC (at 36:55) -- once again, before talking about the teams, we bask in the glory of this reality show conference TCNJ is always reliably Very Good but do not have nearly as much talent returning as some of their biggest conference foes Kean, on the other hand, does have some big 5th year guys coming back and look like they might be the best team heading into the season Rowan essentially graduated a D-III All-Star team in 2019 so they don't quite have the same elite depth but still have some big time returners Ramapo is always good but they still haven't posted a roster so how are we supposed to talk about them? SMH.  William Paterson has elevated into the top tier of NJAC competition but  CSAC (at 47:00) Keystone is obviously gonna be good but will be harder to gauge this year with less non-conference competition on the schedule We concluded (at 49:00) with a few other notable player shout outs , our player and pitcher of the year picks for the region, and our teams to beat. Then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

In diesem Pötter passiert eine Sensation: Beim neuen Spiel „Quiz von Rohr“ erzielt minimum einer der zwei Hosts einen halben Punkt. Viktor Giacobbo und Peach Wäber sind gleich alt und draussen hat es mehr Schnee als Corona Leugner. Dazu gibts ein Amaretto Sour mit dem Zusatz aus dem Titel oben. Pottify: https://open.spotify.com/user/118060989/playlist/0WhrakysrVHISKDXokP6Xn?si=Nbm28ircQByz2bO9zOFBWA

Episode 63: Melissa Tobie 3 time NJAC champ, Ranked in the Top 10 in nine difference categories in the NJAC, but talks about from a young age how team play is more important than individual success. We touch on her mentality during this illustrious career, playing in NCAA tournament with her sister, being an ally, and more this episode . Don’t forget to rate us 5 ⭐️ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-burnett-ii/support

Guest: Matt Goldsmith is the head coach at TCNJ for the Men's Basketball team. Since taking over the program Coach Goldsmith has brought TCNJ to the NCAA tournament and also won the NJAC. The program's mantra is "Be Uncommon" which we talk about in this episode. Matt continues to rise in the basketball world and I'm really excited for everyone to listen. Breakdown· Background · 3:25 – What makes a powerhouse? · 6:10 – Ready to become a young head coach · 12:00 – Head coaching interview process · 18:45 – Steering the program in the right direction · 25:30 – Be Uncommon · 31:45 – Connect with your players · 34:35 – Recruiting at a high academic institution · 38:00 – Hiring questions · 41:05 – Process of hiring someone · 45:25 – Outlast people

In this episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution, Heather interviews 3 women from the New Jersey Abolitionist Collective. Heather's former intern and show writer Leah also joined the interview. NJAC strives to bring the message of police abolition to South Jersey and across the state. Also, they push back against the reformists. Finally they act as a network for abolition workers across the state. NJAC released a series of demands for Atlantic City, and the Stockton campus. Unfortunately, they weren't well received. But, that just shows the need for more organizing in South Jersey. The people hold the power. Abolitionist have a very different view of the future. In their vision, the community redirects their resources. Money serves the people.

Rowan University Football head coach Jay Accorsi stops by to talk about how COVID-19 has impacted the Profs, the possibility of playing spring football, the state of the NJAC, and more! 

Terrique shares stories about his football journey thus far from high school to college, staying mentally strong through adversity, learning to make his circle a little tighter  (3:14), find success playing D3 football and in the college classroom, majoring in accounting, hopes of opening a music studio (33:33), why he’s taking online classes through Del Tech, D1 dreams, and tips to be better prepared for college ball (56:53), “Best 1st for Last” 1st time going to jail and realizing how much needed to change in his life (1:20:50). You can friend/follow Terrique on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/terrique.riddick and/or Instagram https://www.instagram.com/2.riddickulus/

FDU Associate Head Basketball Coach Bruce Hamburger joins host Pat Price to discuss his 35+ years in coaching, offering anecdotes, lessons learned, the influence of the legendary PJ Carlesimo, and advice to to young aspiring coaches. Bruce has just completed his 7th season as the associate head coach for the Fairleigh Dickinson University men's basketball program.Few can match Hamburger's knowledge of the storied basketball scene of New Jersey - Since 1984, Hamburger has coached all three levels of NCAA basketball as well as High School all within the Garden State, sparing a two year trek across the river to serve as an assistant with the WNBA's New York Liberty. Hamburger discusses his earliest influences and opportunities in his hometown of Maplewood, and how early relationships and his own development as a coach paved the way for a long stretch as an assistant to Carlesimo at Seton Hall. The Pirates won two Big East Tournament titles and made six appearances in the NCAA Tournament during his tenure, including the famed 1989 run to the NCAA championship game. The team was inducted into the Seton Hall Athletic Hall of Fame in June 2014.For 11 seasons, Hamburger led Kean University in the uber-competitive NJAC conference. He finished his tenure as the all-time winningest coach in Kean University basketball history, Hamburger returned to Division 1 with roles at St. Peter's and FDU as a valued assistant, bring that experience to both benches - with both teams returning to the NCAA tournament during his time on staff.Price and Hamburger also discuss the excitement around the returning roster for FDU, and the Northeast Conference makeup following the departure of Robert Morris University.Thanks again for listening!

The New Jersey Amistad Commission Executive Director Stephanie James New Jersey schools incorporate African American history into their K-12 social studies curricula and appropriate content areas. This legislation created the Amistad Commission, a 23-member body charged with ensuring that African American historical content, contributions and experiences are taught in the state's classrooms on a daily basis, and infused into all district curricula, lessons, testing, and presentations. The NJAC has become a national model for the revision of social studies education. New Jersey was first in the nation to pass such legislation.  Topics: The history of the Anti- Lynching Movement Ida B.Wells published a study of lynching and travelled to England twice in the mid-1890s lecturing and lobbying against the bloody American scourge of lynching. Paul Robeson and Albert Einstein  Einstein and Robeson also worked together on the American Crusade to End Lynching,The 20-year friendship between Einstein and Robeson is scheduled to be memorialized in A movie starring  Danny Glover slated to play Robeson and Ben Kingsley as Einstein PAUL Robeson and the United Nations We Charge Genocide: The Crime of Government Against the Negro People is a paper accusing the United States government of genocide based on the UN Genocide Convention. This paper was written presented to the United Nations at meetings in Paris in December 1951. SILENT PROTEST PARADE  NAACP's Silent Protest Parade, held on July 28, 1917. On July 28, nearly 10,000 black men, women, and children wordlessly paraded down New York's Fifth Avenue. 

The Rowan University women's basketball team is headed to the NCAA Division III Tournament. The champions of the New Jersey Athletic Conference, the Profs will face the United States Merchant Marine Academy in the first round up in Amherst, Massachusetts on Friday. KYW Newsradio's Matt Leon spoke with head coach Demetrius Poles about his team's season and what he expects in the tourney.

Evan Edelman was a pitcher on The College of New Jersey's Baseball Team from 2013-2015. He discusses growing up in Hillsborough, NJ, how he got into baseball, the mindset of a pitcher, the best pitches he threw, his great career at Hillsborough High School, and playing American Legion in the summers. Evan talks about what led him to TCNJ, the transition from high school baseball to college baseball, playing in the NJAC conference, some great stats he had, and the injury that ended his career. He also talks about how his current job led him to Austin, Texas, playing in 2 different Adult Softball Leagues, and what he likes about the city of Austin.

Welcome to Episode 59 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is our fourth of eight regional preview pods -- this one covers the Mid-Atlantic region and its eight conferences. Topics include: AEC Cabrini (at 2:20) is still a very young program but has put themselves at the top of this fresh new conference Centennial Johns Hopkins (at 4:40) will have to replace their top four pitchers but might also keep hitting enough home runs for it not to matter Swarthmore (at 9:30) still has several key pieces in place from its 2018 World Series run, and may be the favorite again Other teams (at 14:30) such as Franklin & Marshall, Haverford, Washington (MD), and Ursinus will all need a lot of things to go right to contend for the conference title Landmark Susquehanna (at 17:10) showed well in the postseason last year, and will look to defend its Landmark title Catholic (at 19:20) should be right up there as always MAC Freedom Misericordia (at 21:30) is going for its 10th straight conference title, and we should all respect how good they are a lot more MAC Commonwealth Alvernia (at 25:40) has an exciting arm returning but will need to replace some big-time hitters Hood (at 27:30) might not have the track record, but is right up there in this conference in terms of talent NEAC Penn State-Harrisburg (at 29:30) found a new home and is about to put up some absolutely obscene numbers Other contenders (at 32:15) will be Keuka, Penn State-Abington, and Penn State-Berks (despite graduating Toby Welk #WelkWatch) NJAC (at 33:20) -- before we get into the teams, we explain why the reality show-level drama in this conference makes us love it so much Kean (at 35:30) was already returning a lot of talent but has brought in some elite reinforcements as well TCNJ (at 39:05) is always reliably Very Good, and could totally win this conference again after its 2019 title Rowan (at 41:30) essentially graduated a D-III All-Star team but it's not like they don't have more good baseball players Ramapo (at 45:10) lost some key players to NJAC rivals but you can never count out the Roadrunners William Paterson (at 48:40) is a sneaky selection to crash the NJAC party with a lot of exciting offensive talent CSAC Keystone (at 51:30) is always fascinating to watch, and might be an intriguing new addition to the Pool B race We concluded (at 53:45) with a few other notable player shout outs , our player and pitcher of the year picks for the region, and our teams to beat. Then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Derick "Dizzy" Grant played basketball at The College of New Jersey from 2002-2005, and then played 8 years for the world famous Harlem Globetrotters. He now coaches and trains in the sport. Derick talks about how seeing the Harlem Globetrotters when he was 7 years old got him into basketball, why he chose TCNJ (where Bridget B.'s brother Kyle was his teammate), his fantastic career there in the tough NJAC conference, and how his hard work led him to get better every season, eventually earning him Conference Player of the Year. Derick then talks about how he became a member of the Harlem Globetrotters, the hard work and travel involved, hitting the first ever four-point shot on ESPN2, and appearing on TV shows. He discusses becoming an entrepreneur after his professional basketball career ended, and training successful basketball players, including Kyle Guy, Kelly Faris, Paul Jorgensen, Tyasha Harris, and Katlyn Gilbert. Derick details his strong relationship with Kyle Guy, his thought's during UVA's NCAA Title run in 2019, and why he is the one responsible for Guy's famous "man-bun". He also describes the impact Kobe Bryant's death had on him and details his book "Results" which is a 100-day devotional for athletes. "Results" is available on Amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com, and Derickgrantspeaks.com

 On this episode of the Rowan Sports Review we talk about Rowan Swimming and Diving's NJAC dominance, Rowan Baseball and Softball both ranked in national preseason polls, and Men's Basketball's push for the NJAC Tournament. In the second half of the show Rowan Women's Basketball Co-Captain Grace Marshall steps in to talk about their upcoming NJAC schedule, her great sophomore season, and their match up against Montclair St on Saturday. 

The Division III Rowan University women's basketball is 17-3 this season and tied for first in the NJAC. A big reason for their success has been the play of sophomore center Ayanna Johnson who is among the national leaders in rebounds and blocks. KYW Newsradio's Matt Leon spoke with head coach Demetrius Poles about Johnson and the team's success.

The Division III Rowan University women's basketball is 17-3 this season and tied for first in the NJAC. A big reason for their success has been the play of sophomore center Ayanna Johnson who is among the national leaders in rebounds and blocks. KYW Newsradio's Matt Leon spoke with Johnson to find out the keys to her success.

The Rowan University Football Coaches Show with Profs head coach Jay Accorsi and Derek Jones recaps a rough 38-7 loss to NJAC leader Salisbury last Saturday. Coach Accorsi also takes a look at the upcoming game against William Paterson University.  Meanwhile, Profs quarterback Mike Husni joins the show to talk about the 2019 season and his road to Rowan. Plus, former Profs basketball head coach Joe Cassidy heads into the Alumni Corner to discuss his recent retirement, the pressure of coaching and much more. 

The newest edition of the Rowan University Football Coaches Show previews the upcoming NJAC showdown against the Wesley College Wolverines.  Profs head coach Jay Accorsi and Derek Jones are joined by Rowan punter Tom Brennan. Also, assistant defensive line coach Chuck Faisst hops into the Alumni Corner.  NJAC talk, Charles Barkley's visit to Rowan University, the Fair Pay to Play Act, and much more on a jammed-pack Rowan University Football Coaches Show! 

As a special treat, this week, Frank & James are combining their Coach and Player interviews.   First, the guys talk with William Paterson Head Coach Dustin Johnson about his first head-coaching win against FDU-Florham last weekend. Johnson, who has caught the eye of other current and former NJAC coaches (like DeLane Fitzgerald), discusses the maturation process he's been working on at William Paterson and what to expect over the remainder of this season.   Then, Frank & James sit down with Norwich Jr. QB Matt Dunn to preview "The Little Army-Navy Game" against Coast Guard Saturday at Norwich. Dunn discusses the feeling he had last year after Coast Guard's win with 0:09 left on the clock and how his team has worked to grow over the last year.   PLEASE make sure to "like" and "share" this video so that others can see it!

The Division III Rowan Profs are coming off a 6-4 2018 season. They have a lot of returning talent as they get ready for 2019. KYW Newsradio's Matt Leon stopped over in Glassboro to sit down with head coach Jay Accorsi.

Welcome to Episode 49 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is the seventh of eight regional preview podcasts in which we break down two regionals paired up for a super regional. This episode focuses on the Kean and Johns Hopkins regionals. Topics include: Kean regional 1. Ithaca (at 1:10) The top-ranked New York region team, the Bombers have one of the deepest rosters in the tournament, including a pair of twins in the lineup 4. Westfield State (at 7:19) The MASCAC champs boast one of the best 1-2 punches in D-III, but will it be enough? 2. Kean (at 10:35) The Cougars are hosting as a 2-seed, and will try to perform better on their home field than they did during the NJAC tournament -- and might have their own Pat Venditte?!??!?!?! 3. Shenandoah (at 14:55) The Hornets' offense has finally started to look like the elite unit we expected it to be johns Hopkins regional 1. TCNJ (at 18:30) Winning the NJAC is no small feat -- now the Lions will look to make a deep run in the postseason 4. Susquehanna (at 22:19) The Landmark champs won't blow you away but could still be a frisky 4-seed on the right day 2. Johns Hopkins (at 25:38) SO MANY DINGERS! The Blue Jays and their ruthless long ball machine of an offense will try to defend their beautiful home turf as the 2-seed 3. Farmingdale State (at 30:40) The Rams won the Skyline Conference and posted some pretty crazy numbers all year long -- how will it translate against better competition? Our picks to win the two regionals ...then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 40 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. With the second edition of the regional rankings released, we take our first in-depth look at the potential 2019 postseason picture. First, we discuss the important terms to know when discussing postseason resumes of each team, as well as the new format which features SUPER-REGIONALS OMG THIS IS GOING TO BE FUN. Then, we go region-by-region and speculate which teams are in the best position to get at-large bids should they not win their conference tournaments. We go alphabetically, hitting a variety of topics in each region, including: Central (at 9:05) WashU is basically a lock How do we judge Coe? Webster vs. Spalding Mid-Atlantic (at 13:24) NJAC looking like a three-bid conference again Johns Hopkins looks pretty safe Penn State-Harrisburg is a fun but weird bubble team Mideast (at 21:00) Why this region is the most challenging to figure out and will likely come down who performs in their conference tournament Midwest (at 28:57) Concordia-Chicago is a lock Whitewater and La Crosse fighting for the second Pool B bid -- Warhawks still have the edge New England (at 32:45) This is the most loaded region and that is why there are a billion teams ranked Trinity (CT) vs. Babson is a fun comparison We have no idea why Babson dropped from #1 to #4 but the Beavers should still be fine Which teams in the middle of the rankings have a best chance at-large? Will the CCC be a two-bid league? New York (at 38:40) It ain't pretty, but Cortland should still be pretty comfortably in at-large (if necessary) Ithaca is good but low SOS will make at-large tough South (at 41:12) CNU is a juggernaut but has a weird resume Does Rhodes have a shot? Disappointing conference tournament showings from Hendrix and Piedmont will make it difficult for them at-large West (at 45:30) Chapman and Trinity (Texas) looking goooooooooood SCIAC tournament will make things very interesting Texas Lutheran might be in trouble if they need an at-large bid ...then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 32 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This episode focuses on the super-duper loaded Mid-Atlantic region, and covers the numerous teams that we see as legitimate contenders in each conference. We begin (at 2:10) with the newly-formed Atlantic East Conference, which is a new collection of teams, most of which have left the CSAC. We suggest Gwynedd Mercy as the slight favorites but it really could be any team's conference to win. We then move to the Centennial Conference (at 4:43), which featured one of the stories of the 2018 season in the Swarthmore Garnet, who return a huge portion of their supremely talented World Series team and have officially overtaken Johns Hopkins as the class of the conference, though the Blue Jays should still be very much in the mix. Next (at 11:29), we briefly touch on the Landmark Conference and why the Catholic Cardinals still seem like the team to beat. We then head (at 13:40) to one of our two MAC conferences, the MAC Freedom conference, where Misericordia returns a shocking amount of their 2018 World Series team, and we explain why we love watching the Cougars so much. Then (at 18:34) we discuss the ever-confusing two-horse race between Arcadia and Alvernia in the MAC Commonwealth, and why the Knights may have one of the best lineups in the region. We move forward with the NEAC (at 23:20), where Toby Welk will probably continue to do Toby Welk things #WelkWatch. Then (at 27:10), it's NJAC time, headed by the spectacularly loaded Rowan Profs, who look so absurdly good that they somehow overshadow three teams that would look like easy favorites in almost any other conference (Rutgers-Camden, TCNJ and Ramapo). Finally (at 41:30), we touch on the Keystone Giants, who appear to be new members of Pool B, but still look every bit as loaded as usual. We conclude (at 46:17) by shouting out some other notable players and then picking our players and pitchers of the year, and our teams to beat.  Click here to see our 2019 Preseason All-American teams.  Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

The final Rowan Sports Review of 2018 features a recap of the latest happenings with Rowan University Basketball. Also, Joe Stauffenberg talked Profs women's basketball head coach Gabby Lisella after their win over Ramapo College last Wednesday.  Then, Rowan University men's basketball stars Rob and Nick DePersia stop by the program to talk about the '18-'19 season so far and if the Profs can make a run to the NJAC championship. All of this and much more on the Rowan Sports Review with Rowan Radio Sports Director Sports Director Joe Stauffenberg. 

The Rowan University Football Coaches Show covers Rowan's upset win over nationally ranked NJAC rival Wesley College. Profs head coach Jay Accorsi and Derek Jones preview this week's game with NJAC leader Salisbury and more. Plus, Profs linebacker Godwin Asamoah joins the show along with former Rowan offensive lineman Brian Cary.

Rowan Radio Sports Director Joe Stauffenberg recapped an action-packed week of Rowan Athletics including a rough week for Profs men's soccer and Rowan Football. Plus, Rowan women's soccer stays atop the NJAC and Rowan Field Hockey star Rachel Galante stops by to talk about the team's undefeated start. 

Profs head coach Jay Accorsi and Derek Jones recap Rowan's 34-7 loss to Frostburg State last Saturday. Also, they take a look at the upcoming big NJAC battle against Christopher Newport University. Former Profs defensive end Chris Popper joins the Alumni Corner. All of this and more in the latest edition of the Rowan University Football Coaches Show.

Welcome to Episode 20 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is the fourth of our eight postseason regional preview podcasts -- this one focuses on the 8-team New England Regional which will take place in Harwich, MA. We break down each of the eight teams. In order: #1 UMass-Boston (at 1:44) The Beacons have been rolling all season long; can anyone slow them down in Harwich? #8 Penn State-Berks (at 4:05) Toby Welk might be able to win the regional on his own (with a little help from Tyler Comport) #2 Oswego State (at 7:17) Fresh off an incredible run to a SUNYAC title, the Lakers are ready to live up to their #2 seed label in a strong regional #7 Suffolk (at 9:09) The Rams had no trouble winning the GNAC, but their non-conference schedule is really what prepared them for stronger regional competition #3 Keystone (at 10:58) This Giants team seemingly has more impact talent than recent Keystone contenders; can they make it back to Appleton? #6 Mitchell (at 12:50) Another strong campaign in the NECC for the Mariners, but have they got what it takes against stronger competition? #4 Western New England (at 14:38) The Golden Bears take more walks than almost any other team in the nation; can they OBP their way to Appleton? #5 Ramapo (at 16:50) A strong year in the NJAC should prepare the Roadrunners for a deep regional run We conclude with our top players and pitchers to watch, and our pick to punch their ticket to Appleton (at 18:43). Then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 24 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is the eighth of our eight postseason regional preview podcasts -- this one focuses on the 8-team Mid-Atlantic Regional which will take place in York, PA. We break down each of the eight teams. In order: #1 Rowan (at 2:43) We know the NJAC teams can pitch, but this one can hit too; this is an elite team that should be taken very seriously #8 Castleton (at 6:23) The Spartans rolled through the NAC again; can Davis Mikell single-handedly take down Rowan? It ain't gonna be easy. #2 Babson (at 8:00) Few teams have been as consistent as the NEWMAC champion Beavers; can their balanced attack find success in the regional? #7 Catholic (at 9:47) Brennan Cotter and Jon Mierzwa are the high-end talent, but this is an all-around team with a real chance to compete #3 Arcadia (at 12:43) The Knights showcased one of the more explosive offenses in all of D-III over the last few weeks; can they score enough to make their shaky pitching irrelevant? #6 Union (at 14:58) The Dutchmen can also score with the best of them; they could be in for a slugfest with the Knights #4 Virginia Wesleyan (at 16:38) One of the most surprising teams of the season, the Marlins look ready to make some noise in the regional. Having one of the best two-way players in the country will certainly help.   #5 Misericordia (at 18:08) The Cougars are back after another MACF title. Can a deep pitching staff fuel a deep regional run? We conclude with our top players and pitchers to watch, and our pick to punch their ticket to Appleton (at 19:35). Then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 14 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. Three automatic bids have been clinched, and more conference tournaments are on the way. With the first regional rankings finally being released, we wanted to take an early look at the postseason picture. Here's what we've got:  New Top 25 quick hits (at 1:42) Wooster #1 lol what a world UW-Stevens Point OUT; Webster IN Adrian and Southern Maine jumping up a bit more Franklin still climbing North Central and Otterbein: on the edge but still out A quick disclaimer (at 3:00) before reviewing the first regional rankings Central (at 4:47) Parsing why Carthage was ranked over Webster Mid-Atlantic (at 7:37) How many bids could the NJAC rack up? Why Johns Hopkins is the real wild card in this region Mideast (at 10:08) Why Case Western was ranked over Wooster, and why we assume it will change very quickly The OAC is loaded like old times -- could they get 3 teams in the tournament?  La Roche and W&J really need to win their conference tournaments Midwest (at 14:32) Concordia-Chicago has the huge edge in SOS -- that's why they are #1 How the WIAC could shake out with so many cancelled games, and how it will affect the Pool B race New England (at 18:02) Why we felt best about this ranking No big surprises, but a clear top 3 Why Southern Maine could be sleeping giant New York (at 21:35) St. John Fisher over Cortland shouldn't actually surprise us all that much South (at 23:07) Three elite teams and then somewhat of a mess The ODAC will probably get at least two bids; we know Randolph-Macon will be one, but who is the favorite for the other one? Could they still get three in? Shenandoah...? *thinking emoji* No LaGrange even after winning the USA South tournament West (at 26:16) Discussing why Concordia (TX) was ranked over Texas Lutheran Is there a scenario where the SCIAC gets 3 bids? Quick shoutouts to the two latest automatic bids (at 29:45) Willamette's impressive NWC tournament run Connor Bailey: D-III HR leader Matt Steindorf is legit Rhodes making noise again -- back-to-back SAA titles Wooster and WashU update (at 31:00) Wooster #1 for the first time in over a decade Arguably the worst they've played all year but still grinding out some big wins; testament to how good they actually are WashU SO YOU'RE SAYING THERE'S A CHANCE Then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Welcome to Episode 4 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is the third of our eight regional preview podcasts -- this one focuses on the Mid-Atlantic region. We run through the best teams from each of the seven Mid-Atlantic conferences.  NJAC (at 2:25): It's TCNJ, Ramapo, and Rowan at the top. Who will emerge as the favorite? Centennial (at 8:20): How good is Hopkins? Can anyone challenge them? (plus a Haverford mascot tangent) CSAC (at 14:48): Keystone Against the World Landmark (at 16:36): We have no idea who the favorite should be...Susquehanna, Drew, Catholic, and Elizabethtown all in the mix MACF (at 18:50): Misericordia looking good again  NEAC (at 20:22): The favorites are all Penn ___________ MACC (at 21:19): Alvernia or Arcadia? ¯_(ツ)_/¯ We conclude (at 24:57) by running through some other notable players to keep an eye on in the Mid-Atlantic region, before giving our official TEAMS TO BEAT and our Player and Pitcher of the Year contenders. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Frank Rossi, James Baker and special co-hosts throughout the season will bring you reviews, previews and interviews with newsmakers of the NCAA Division III's East Region conferences all season long. That includes the CCC, ECFC, Empire 8, Liberty League, MAC, MASCAC, NESCAC, NEWMAC, and NJAC.  The show includes the much-heralded "Crunchtime" recap, including audio clips from the games of the week.

The Beyond Borders collectives talks with about the National Joint Action Committee's history in Trinidad and Tobago with veteran and former member Ako Mutota.  They discuss general Caribbean history, revolutionary vs progress definitions, and Third Way Bolivarian politics and the right wings push backs.

Believe it or not... there is just one more month remaining in Division III basketball's regular season. In other words, time is running out for teams looking to play in March. One month from today, most conference champions will be crowned and the conversation will be who may be in and will be out of the NCAA championship tournament. So as the season head's for the home stretch, what programs will we be talking about in a month? Who may emerge from some tight conferences races to prove they are the best? Sunday night on Hoopsville, Dave hoped to turn the spotlight on a few programs others may not be paying attention to as much. Tufts' men's program is seperating themselves from the rest of the NESCAC, Elmhurst women are making the CCIW race more interesting than expected, LeTourneau men have turned their program around and now lead their ASC division, and Montclair State women have a battle on their hands in the NJAC. Also on Sunday night, our WBCA Center Court segment featured an up and coming women's basketball coaches. Already honored for his success at a young age, what has Alex Richay done to turn the Oglethorpe program around? Dave also previewed the upcoming annual Hoopsville Marathon and gave an update to this season's fundraising efforts. Hoopsvilled aired live at 7:00 PM ET, but you can watch the show On Demand in the video player above. or or you can listen (download) to the podcast on the right side. Don't forget to contribute to the new "Hoopsville Mailbag" segment. Email questions you may have to hoopsville@d3hoops.com. Dave will answer them on a future show. Guests schedule (in order of appearance): - Bob Sheldon, No. 4 Tufts men's coach - Tethanie Carriollo, Elmhurst women's coach - Alex Richay, Oglethorpe women's coach (WBCA Center Court) - Dan Miller, LeTourneau men's coach - Karin Harvey, No. 18 Montclair State women's coach

We started our deep dive into the playoffs on last week's edition and we know we had a lot of new listeners -- now we have to really talk about some of the automatic bids. Some conferences have pretty interesting races here in the final two weeks of the regular season and Pat Coleman and Keith McMillan look closely at the PAC, where two teams could finish unbeaten and never play each other, along with the NACC, NCAC, NJAC and the American Southwest Conference. The post ATN Podcast: Breaking down the conference races appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

Saurav Datta, senior special correspondent at The Quint, and freelance columnist Rajyasree Sen join us for this episode of NL Hafta. The team discusses Times Now’s National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) debate and whether the NJAC is a bad idea as compared to the collegium system. We, then, go on to discuss “Award Wapsi” and Chetan Bhagat’s recent comment on Twitter pertaining to historians. We also talks about interesting reads that came out in the news media over the last week. The team wraps up with a special dedication to ladies celebrating Karva Chauth.Please visit Newslaundry website for the reference links.Produced by Kartik Nijhawan See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Aadit Kapadia, Sunanda Vashisht and Pramod Kumar Buravalli in this MyIndPodcast discuss Sanjiv Bhatt's indictment by Supreme Court, collusion between politicians, NGO's and media and the need to dismantle this unholy nexus. They also talk about Supreme Court striking down NJAC.

In addition to the way the NJAC, MAC, PAC and SCIAC races turned on Saturday, we also now have enough information to talk playoffs, at least for Pool B. More in the ATN podcast. The post ATN podcast: Jumbled standings appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

Food Police: Parsippany has been in the news many times recently.  This time it is for banning selling icecream during school hours.  Where does this come from?Parsippany has a federally mandated school lunch program  and the law is "7CFR 210.11 and NJAC 2:36-1:10 that  makes it very clear that any type of food sale fundraising done by their  PTAs or any other school organization cannot be conducted during the hours when our school nutrition program is in operation. Free Speech  Parental Rights Commentators Mark Falzon   Cris Colemancampusteaparties.com or log onto the blog at campusteaparties.com/blog/

Food Police: Parsippany has been in the news many times recently.  This time it is for banning selling icecream during school hours.  Where does this come from?Parsippany has a federally mandated school lunch program  and the law is "7CFR 210.11 and NJAC 2:36-1:10 that  makes it very clear that any type of food sale fundraising done by their  PTAs or any other school organization cannot be conducted during the hours when our school nutrition program is in operation.  Thought Police: A 16 year old Philadelphia High School girl wearing a Mitt Romney shirtwas asked to leave her Philadelphia High School classroom by a teacher who compared it to the KKK.  The teacher asked her to take it off and she would give her another one.  This show sponsoreby campusteaparties.com log onto campusteaparties.com/blog/ Free Speech  Parental Rights  Commentators Mark Falzon   Cris Coleman