Podcasts about officiating

History is in the making this week with the first-ever women's para ice hockey world championships. This is a big step forward toward inclusion in the Paralympics. To talk about the women's game, we are talking with para ice hockey officials Brooke Nunemaker and Brad Roethlisberger, who have some great insight on the game. (c) 2025 Kiss & Cry Productions LLC

In this episode of Whistle Talk, Michael D and Andrew Toce discuss the critical role of mental preparation in officiating football games. They explore various strategies for officials to enhance their mental game, including pregame routines, in-game focus techniques, and post-game reflections. The conversation emphasizes the importance of communication within officiating crews and how to handle pressure from coaches and crowds. Toce shares insights on sports psychology and its relevance to officials, encouraging them to embrace mental training as a means to improve performance and cope with the challenges of officiating.TakeawaysMental preparation is crucial for officials.Understanding personal anxiety levels can enhance performance.Communication within officiating crews is essential.New officials should voice their anxieties to their crew.Focus on a few key aspects during the game to avoid overwhelm.Post-game reflections help in learning from mistakes.Coping strategies are important for handling crowd pressure.Sports psychology can improve officiating performance.Mistakes are part of the game; learn to reset after them.Mental training is as important as physical training for officials.00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk02:35 The Importance of Mental Preparation for Officials05:43 Understanding the Mental Game: Tips for Pregame Preparation08:43 Crew Dynamics: Communication and Teamwork11:34 Handling Pressure: Tips for New Officials14:34 In-Game Strategies: Staying Focused and Composed19:40 Post-Game Reflections: Learning from Mistakes24:48 Coping with External Pressure: Dealing with Coaches and Crowds29:25 Final Thoughts: The Role of Sports Psychology in Officiating

Send us a textFootball never disappoints — unless you're Manchester United. From St. Louis City's front office chaos to Spurs outclassing City, this week's Mecca of Banter is stacked with drama, banter, and big-time analysis.We dive into:St. Louis City shakeup: Sporting director Lutz is out, ownership under fire, and fans demanding answers.MLS fallout: Officiating disasters vs Vancouver, City 2's youth dominance, and what's next for the club's future.Premier League madness: • Spurs vs City — Frank-ball dismantles Pep, Brennan Johnson shines, and Spurs' center-back duo looks elite. • United vs Fulham — more questions than answers. • Liverpool vs Newcastle — absolute chaos, big goals, and fantasy football headaches. • Chelsea, Arsenal, West Ham — injury updates, tactical changes, and breakout players.Key players & talking points: Winks' standout display, strikers' impact on tactics, fantasy football insights, and Eketike's rise.⚽ Expect a mix of serious analysis, hot takes, and pure banter.Sound bites you'll love:“This season is over.” • “It was electric.” • “Take it and run, baby!”Chapters 00:00 – Introduction and Team Updates 05:36 – St. Louis City Sporting Director Departure 24:23 – Premier League Highlights and Chelsea's Performance 27:15 – Arsenal's Corner Defense and Player Highlights 28:55 – Chelsea's Young Talent and Managerial Concerns 29:49 – West Ham's Performance and Managerial Pressure 31:40 – Spurs vs. City: Tactical Masterclass 36:44 – Goalkeeping Decisions and Team Dynamics 40:11 – Arsenal's Dominance and Player Performances 48:29 – Match Reflections: United vs Fulham 58:12 – Game of the Week: Liverpool vs Newcastle 01:10:18 – Outside the Premier League: Notable MomentsKeywords: St. Louis City, Premier League, sporting director, Spurs, Manchester United, Liverpool, Newcastle, Chelsea, Arsenal, West Ham, football analysis, squad depth, fantasy football, injuries, Eketike, Winks, center backs, strikers, tactics, transfersSupport the show

Join Mike D, the referee, as he dives deep into the world of football officiating with a special focus on the Flexbone offense. In this episode, Mike is joined by a panel of seasoned coaches, including Anthony Petruzzi, Chris Damian, Bryan Gallagher, and Daniel Chamberlain, to explore the intricacies and challenges of running and officiating the Flexbone offense. From the history and evolution of the Flexbone to the nuances of perimeter blocking and the impact of recent rule changes, this episode offers a comprehensive look at one of football's most intriguing offensive strategies.The origins and evolution of the Flexbone offense Insights from top coaches on adapting to rule changes The art of perimeter blocking and its challenges How the Flexbone offense impacts officiating decisions Personal anecdotes and experiences from the fieldTune in to gain a deeper understanding of the Flexbone offense and its place in modern football. Whether you're a coach, player, or fan, this episode is packed with valuable insights and engaging discussions. Don't miss it! #WhistleTalk #FlexboneOffense #FootballStrategy #CoachingInsights #OfficiatingChallengesAnd be sure to Visit my friends at www.Vets2Refs.com

This week on Good Follow: Ros & Logan look into how the WNBA officials are prioritizing player safety, especially after the Sophie Cunningham injury, and what that could mean for Caitlin Clark's return. Then, they determine what the Las Vegas Aces are doing right and how the Golden State Valkyries can keep their momentum going. Finally, Logan shares her NWSL pick of the week presented by DraftKings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on Good Follow: Ros & Logan look into how the WNBA officials are prioritizing player safety, especially after the Sophie Cunningham injury, and what that could mean for Caitlin Clark's return. Then, they determine what the Las Vegas Aces are doing right and how the Golden State Valkyries can keep their momentum going. Finally, Logan shares her NWSL pick of the week presented by DraftKings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, I'm sharing a behind the scenes look at officiating the wedding of my dear friends, Justin & Allie — two people many of you in this community know and love. Leading up to their big day, I faced an unexpected obstacle in writing the speech. It pushed me to uncover a powerful secret for overcoming challenges — one I'm sharing with you today. We're also joined by some very special guests: the bride and groom themselves, Justin & Allie, and the always delightful Mrs. Ninfo — Allie's mom. I called them in for an incredible conversation filled with laughter, stories, and a few heartfelt surprises. And the timing couldn't be more special — this episode drops on the very day of their wedding. So as you listen, feel free to shower them with love, blessings, and maybe a few unsolicited dance tips. It's a celebration, a love story, and a reminder that sometimes the biggest challenges lead to the most beautiful moments.Want to stay connected and surrounded by other powerful souls on this path? Join our free Source Clarity Community | Here :)

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In this episode of Whistle Talk, host Michael D'Ambrosio speaks with veteran football official Mark Mesnick about his extensive career in officiating, the intricacies of the replay system in college football, and the challenges faced by referees on the field. They discuss the importance of communication among officials, the impact of replay on decision-making, and the controversial targeting rule that can lead to player ejections. Mark shares insights from his years of experience, emphasizing the need for professionalism and the evolving nature of officiating in the sport.TakeawaysMark Mesnick has officiated football since the late 1980s, progressing from high school to NCAA.Replay systems in college football allow officials to review plays without a challenge from coaches.Communication is key in the replay process, with officials in the booth and on the field working together.Targeting penalties are taken seriously, with specific rules determining ejections.Replay has improved the accuracy of officiating, but it can also slow down the game.Officials must maintain professionalism and communicate effectively with coaches during games.The intent of the defender is crucial in determining targeting calls.Replay officials often have a better view of plays than on-field officials due to their position.The crown of the helmet is a critical factor in targeting penalties.Mark emphasizes the importance of getting calls right for the integrity of the game.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whistle Talk03:19 Meet Mark Mesnick: A Journey in Officiating05:35 The Role of Replay in Football11:46 Communication in the Replay Process22:06 Understanding Targeting Calls in College Football23:52 Evolving Targeting Rules in Football28:18 Understanding Ejection Standards for Targeting31:04 The Impact of Quarterback Protection Rules36:13 Replay's Role in Officiating40:21 The Future of Replay in Football OfficiatingBe Sure to Check Out my Friends at Vets2Refs.com

Ron Kittle fresh off officiating a wedding in 4th inning of White Sox Bill Veeck night (Hour 1) full 2704 Sun, 10 Aug 2025 17:58:44 +0000 fuciGABV47EcSWBtFiws00DqwAGUYsl8 sports Hit & Run with Matt Spiegel sports Ron Kittle fresh off officiating a wedding in 4th inning of White Sox Bill Veeck night (Hour 1) Hit & Run is a Chicago baseball staple, airing Sundays at 9 a.m. on 670 The Score during the MLB season. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False

Thursday's 7am hour of Mac & Cube began with the ACC unveiling a new, but familiar, style of officiating practice for some big games; then, are LSU fans wrong for having Brian Kelly on the hot seat; later, the guys try to figure out what are satisfactory expectations for the teams in the SEC; and finally, listeners weigh in with their expectations for SEC teams. "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abe Gordon and Madison Crews have some strong feelings after a lackluster performance from the officiating crew that oversaw Atlanta United's 3-2 loss to Pumas UNAM in their second match of Leagues' Cup!

In this inspiring episode of the Crown Refs Podcast, Paul welcomes longtime community member and high-character official Montreal Cade, who currently resides in Columbia, Maryland. Montreal began his officiating journey through the intramural program at Towson University before getting certified and working high school basketball for the past eight years. Over the last six years, he has steadily climbed into the college ranks, working NCAA games and recently officiated his first state championship game at the University of Maryland.This episode is packed with rich insight and valuable lessons for officials at all levels. Some of the key topics and takeaways include:

The Lions have done it! Jim and Goodey are back to break down a barnstorming Second Test as the Lions boys clinch the series with a 29-26 win over the Wallabies in Melbourne. From a brutal Aussie first half to a roaring Lions comeback, this one had it all – yellow cards, controversial tries, Skelton-sized collisions, and a nerve-jangling finish. We're chatting law-book madness, Spicy Aussie takes, certified test match animals and whether Carlo Tizzano deserves an Oscar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We take a deep dive into the second test of Lions and Australia. This week Scoop, Vuyo and Huw breakdown the game. 

Al Riveron, ACC Officiating Director by Ed Lane

The head of ACC Football Officiating Al Riveron joins the show live from ACC Media.

Former NFL cornerback turned NFL official Nate Jones joins Peanut and Roman for a candid, behind-the-scenes look at life on both sides of the whistle. He dives into the mental and physical demands of officiating, the reality of “makeup calls,” and what it’s like dealing with overzealous parents at youth games. Nate reflects on what it was like being coached by both Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells, and the sting of the infamous Tony Romo botched field goal game. He also opens up about retiring on his own terms, finding a new passion in officiating, and the feeling of being “drafted” to the NFL as a ref. From the evolution of technology in football to his personal Mount Rushmore of influences, Nate brings insight, humor, and heart to this one-of-a-kind conversation. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former NFL cornerback turned NFL official Nate Jones joins Peanut and Roman for a candid, behind-the-scenes look at life on both sides of the whistle. He dives into the mental and physical demands of officiating, the reality of “makeup calls,” and what it’s like dealing with overzealous parents at youth games. Nate reflects on what it was like being coached by both Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells, and the sting of the infamous Tony Romo botched field goal game. He also opens up about retiring on his own terms, finding a new passion in officiating, and the feeling of being “drafted” to the NFL as a ref. From the evolution of technology in football to his personal Mount Rushmore of influences, Nate brings insight, humor, and heart to this one-of-a-kind conversation. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former NFL cornerback turned NFL official Nate Jones joins Peanut and Roman for a candid, behind-the-scenes look at life on both sides of the whistle. He dives into the mental and physical demands of officiating, the reality of “makeup calls,” and what it’s like dealing with overzealous parents at youth games. Nate reflects on what it was like being coached by both Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells, and the sting of the infamous Tony Romo botched field goal game. He also opens up about retiring on his own terms, finding a new passion in officiating, and the feeling of being “drafted” to the NFL as a ref. From the evolution of technology in football to his personal Mount Rushmore of influences, Nate brings insight, humor, and heart to this one-of-a-kind conversation. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robin reacts to Caitlin Clark suffering another injury in an Indiana Fever win over the Connecticut Sun and the discussion around WNBA referees.

This episode delves into the remarkable narrative surrounding Jay Berwanger, the inaugural recipient of the Heisman Trophy, who transcended his collegiate accolades to become a prominent figure in officiating. We engage with Timothy P. Brown of footballarchaeology.com, who elucidates the intriguing connection between Berwanger's legacy and a pivotal moment in the 1949 Rose Bowl. The discussion centers on a controversial call made by Burwanger during a tightly contested game between Northwestern and California, a decision that ultimately influenced the outcome of the match. Through meticulous analysis, we reflect on the complexities of officiating in an era devoid of modern technological aids such as instant replay. The episode not only highlights Burwanger's unique role within the annals of football history but also serves as a poignant reminder of the evolving nature of the sport and its officiating standards.Join us at the Pigskin Dispatch website and the Sports Jersey Dispatch to see even more Positive football news! Sign up to get daily football history headlines in your email inbox @ Email-subscriberDon't forget to check out and subscribe to the Pigskin Dispatch YouTube channel for additional content and the regular Football History Minute Shorts.Miss our football by the day of the year podcasts, well don't, because they can still be found at the Pigskin Dispatch website. The discourse presented in this episode revolves around the historical significance of the Heisman Trophy winner, Jay Burwanger, particularly his role in the 1949 Rose Bowl as a field judge. The discussion meticulously delineates Burwanger's storied past, which includes being the inaugural recipient of the prestigious Heisman Trophy in 1935, and his subsequent transition into officiating. During the episode, we delve into the intricacies of a controversial call made by Burwanger during this pivotal game, which ultimately contributed to Northwestern's victory over California. This moment serves not only as a focal point of the conversation but also as a lens through which we examine the evolution of officiating in American football, particularly in the absence of modern technological aids such as instant replay.As we explore Burwanger's decision-making process during the game, we find ourselves reflecting on the broader implications of officiating standards in the mid-20th century. The narrative is enriched by detailed descriptions of the game dynamics, including the critical play that led to the controversial touchdown call. Burwanger's position on the field, his perspective on the play, and the subsequent reactions from both coaches and players are scrutinized, providing a comprehensive overview of the incident. Furthermore, we consider how the media's portrayal of such calls has transformed, along with the expectations placed upon referees in today's game, highlighting the contrast between past and present officiating practices.The episode culminates in a discussion about the broader legacy of Burwanger, not only as a player but as an official who navigated the complexities of football officiating during a time when the rules and technologies were still in their infancy. The insights shared by Timothy P. Brown serve to illuminate the rich tapestry of football history, compelling us to appreciate the sport's evolution through the lens of its officiators, thereby enriching our understanding of the game itself.Mentioned in this episode:Sports...

This week, we salute our Naismith NBA draftees! Then, Bob chats officiating with the ACC coordinator of men's officiating, Bryan Kersey! Presented by Jersey Mike's! WANT TO SUPPORT A TROPHY LIFE?Leave a rating and review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Your feedback only helps make the show better, and we appreciate your support! For more information about the Naismith Trophy Award, visit our home on the web.

The video of Charles Martinet puppeteering Mario around the screen: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyezQsI-v-s Lords: * John * Esper Topics: * Chess, the Musical: a show that is universally acclaimed but no longer performed because it consistently loses money * I believe live television to be the most exciting thing humans have invented * Blaseball had $3 million in VC funding * Pad, Pad by Stevie Smith * https://allpoetry.com/Pad,-Pad * Why not RSS for text? * Officiating weddings for your friends Microtopics: * The video of Charles Martinet puppeteering the Mario head. * Who gets to say "roll theme song!" * A community where the chances of someone acting in bad faith is negligible. * DC Action News. * All human communication is technicallt advertising. * The generous Haste demo. * A skipping stones on water kind of game. * Sonic/Klonoa/late 90s/early 00s aesthetics. * A karaoke favorite that is not very reasonably sensitive. * All the Tims who did not work on Chess the Musical. * The guy from Rent whose name you can't remember. * Breakdancing while arbitrating a chess match. * Internet radio stations. * A Windows 95 theme of Chess the Musical. * Installing Windows 95 themes on your Picotron desktop. * Sex, Death and Live Television! * Live TV mishaps that ruin entirely the wrong career. * HQ. * At five o'clock, there's gonna be a guy. * The sense of spectacle you get from a live broadcast with a big audience. * The time one of the leads forgot his entire monologue. * The thrill of being part of a live performance as it's going wrong. * Listening to Shoutcast channels on Winamp. * Winamp's Shoutcast station registry. * The childhood dream of owning a TV station and getting to make all the little station IDs. * Netflix's abandoned "just fuck me up" button. * Six episodes of Deep Space 9 on a single VHS tape. * Drop 7 vs. Dropout TV. * Getting entirely the wrong information from your survey about what people like about your product. * Trying to sign up for Blaseball and failing. * Funny names such as Dominic Marijuana. * Jumping in and forcing some actions to happen. * Needing your game to break so that you can write the way it breaks into the narrative of the story. * Blaseball-likes. * Terrorball. (Short for Territory Ball.) * A list of all locations. * The Scarborough Fairies. * Resurrecting Jaylen Hotdogfingers. * An online text mode football manager with a live chat. * Fish Center. * Determining which fish is best. * Bringing a little bit of the live frisson to a fake live broadcast. * Whether it's okay to read a poem more than once. * Softly I go now, pad pad. * Cats you had together. * The cat that Hatricia Hop-Meow is based on. * Blogs: do they exist? * Making a point of finding an open source way to do your shit. * A 24 hour cycle of live podcasts. * TiVo for podcasts. * Edging the feeling of whether you're watching live TV or not in a slip slidey timestream. * Asking chat a question and then waiting 15 to 20 seconds for the response to come back. * Bringing back RSS readers. * The New Old Reader. * Opening with the mawwige joke. * Wanting people to want things. * Going back to your old life except now your friends are married. * Protecting The Lord from unauthorized clergymen. * Paying $20 to the Universal Life Church so you can perform weddings in most states. * Keeping the card in your wallet in case anyone tries to claim that you're not really an ordained minister.

Radi Nabulsi of UGASports.com looks at the latest with Georgia's recruiting. Chuck and Heath talk about ongoing questions about how to improve CFB officiating. Jeff Cameron of Warchant analyzes FSU.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ask Dubey episode 8 is live! Today Devan Dubnyk answers your questions from the past week and breaks down the Stanley Cup Final and the chaos that has ensued throughout this series between the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers.Then Devan jumped into your questions! Dubey gave his thoughts on the goalie interference calls or lack their of, the most deceptive shots from throughout Dubeys career, How many guys are playing through injury and is it helping the team, then Dubey gave his thoughts on the lack of a standard throughout the series up to this point and why that might be.Don't forget to comment your questions for Devan Dubnyk to answer next week or use #AskDubey on social media!00:00 Intro01:00 Stanley Cup Final recap6:00 Goalie interference in the Stanley Cup Final 10:15 How many players are playing hurt and is it helping or hurting the Lineup?13:25 Who had the most deceptive shot Dubey ever played against?17:50 Dubnyk Development program18:45 Grinding gears: Officiating in the Stanley Cup Finals23:30 How to have your question featured on next weeks episode!

Welcome back to The Hockey Toolkit! In Season 3, Episode 11, Trevor and Andrew get into a long, full length discussion about the world of Hockey Officiating and what it takes to become a referee.In the 47th episode of the series, we welcome on the Binda's, two hugely influential figures in the world of officiating. The Binda's run the company Referees Crease (REFEREES CREASE - Home ), which provides, as their website states "Your one-stop solution for all things hockey officiating: Recruitment, Development, Advancement, Assignments, and Payroll." With over 50 years in the officiating game at all levels from youth to junior to NCAA to Pro, both Eugene Sr. and Eugene Jr. are two of the most important resources for officials in the United States.They discuss what it takes to become an official, some of the hurdles and challenges candidates face, and some absolutely amazing stories from their years in the game. It's chock full of info, laughs and insight.In this episode, they discuss:The ideal type of person who can climb the ranks as an official.Parents, Coaches and FansUSA Hockey and Coaching the OfficialsGetting their start in South BostonAnd much more, including some stories from the roadIf you or someone you know is looking to become an on-ice official check out their website or contact them directly- Contact Us - REFEREES CREASE . Here is info on USA Hockey's Officiating Program to get your start today- Annual Membership Education

ECHL Director of Officiating Development Tim Nowak (Feb. 17) by The Toolbox: Wheeling Nailers Podcast

Jason is going to officiate his boyfriend's nephews wedding and their family has a lot of input on how he should go about it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason is officiating his boyfriend's nephews wedding and he asks the 13 for any advice! Plus, what would you do if the person you just went on a date with followed you to the gym? And do you think Keke can leave The Showdown on a win streak? Listen now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Knicks were not necessarily helped by officials last night.

Key Topics Covered   Life Lessons from Officiating a Wedding Karl opens up about his experience presiding over his niece's wedding. He shares heartfelt advice on partnership, the value of keeping your inner child alive, embracing life's ups and downs, and why “together forever” is a powerful North Star for couples and business partners alike. The importance of mindset—advancing, not retreating, in marriage and business—is highlighted, along with practical methods for maintaining positivity (like using standup comedy as a daily mood boost).   Licensing vs. Franchising—Profit Powerhouses Explained Karl breaks down the pivotal difference between licensing and franchising, offering memorable real-world examples:   Licensing: Earning royalties from intellectual property (like Disney does by licensing characters for merchandise) with little risk or hard cost.   Franchising: Replicating a full business model with training and brand support (think McDonald's, Subway). He spotlights the Blue Man Group's scalable licensing as a model for exponential growth and contrasts it with Siegfried & Roy's limited, high-earning but labor-dependent Vegas act. Karl also details what makes a business franchisable—and why some aren't.   Warren Buffett's Rules and Strategies for Success Karl distills Warren Buffett's timeless investment wisdom for coaches and entrepreneurs:   Understand and stick to the rules (profit, repeat business).   Seek high-margin, habit-forming opportunities (buy for a penny, sell for a dollar).   “Rule #1: Don't lose money. Rule #2: See rule #1.”   Build a personal brand and keep clients just like getting clients.   Practice extreme clarity: know what to say “yes” and “no” to.   Harness the power of compounding, but don't wait ten years—use marginal utility theory for rapid incremental growth.   Clarity, Focus, and Avoiding Distractions Karl ties elite execution to laser clarity—most entrepreneurs fail because of distraction or lack of clear direction. Eliminating distractions (social media, busy work) is as vital as mastering strategy. He advocates for serving first, delivering value before a sale, and focusing on the biggest problems you can solve.   Coaching Operating Systems and Retention Practical advice centers on using a proven coaching operating system (like Karl's Jumpstart 12 or Profit Acceleration Software) to guarantee client wins, profit acceleration, and long-term engagement.   Ready to elevate your coaching business? Don't wait! Listen to this episode now and make strides towards your goals. Visit Focused.com for more information on our Profit Acceleration Software™ and join our community of thriving coaches.   Get a demo at https://go.focused.com/profit-acceleration  

Send JD a text message and be heard!BING BONG!!!! @nyknicks beat up to @pacers @thegarden and head to Indy for Game 6 tomorrow.  @tyresehaliburton the hype machine came back down to earth.  Win tomorrow and it's a one game playoff.  @companyadjace @paddy_bailey @brianbarnaby @i_need_a_sports_iv @cpd94_mk @nyquil_inthe_flesh @robparker1980 @donna.fender & @kevdu_theman @call_me_tca_prez talked feeling good about #knicks tomorrow @rho212 @okcthunder #nbafinals favorite @miketrout future @baseballhall injured last couple of years but you're talking a 3x MVP.  Less than 2000 hits in his career but the days of 3000 hits are going to be an anomaly going forward.  @juansoto_25 @mets debate @yankees & @pittsburghpirates @rockies ever going to be good?  @paulskenes would look great in pinstripes. #peterose I knew he'd get in once he passed.  Switched to @discord so everyone could take #sportsdebates even further.  #sportstrivia at the finish.All sports. One podcast. (even hockey) PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

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The news never stops when you're visiting Scoop City. The San Francisco 49ers inked a pair of stars to lucrative extensions over the last few days. Quarterback Brock Purdy and the 49ers agreed to a 5-year, $265 million contract that will keep Purdy in the Bay area until 2030. San Francisco then addressed their defensive leader, Fred Warner. The Niners All-Pro linebacker agreed to a 3-year, $63 million extension. Former NFL QB, Chase Daniel, and The Athletic's 49ers beat writer, Vic Tafur, discuss both contracts and the state of the 49ers. The buzz around the greater NFL is at the league meetings this week in Minneapolis. What is the fate of the Tush Push? Former NFL VP of Officiating and current FOX Sports Rules Analyst, Dean Blandino, joins Chase to discuss the fate of the famed Philadelphia Eagles play. Plus, Caleb Williams almost pulled an Eli Manning? A recent report surfaced sharing that Williams' father, Carl, consulted Archie Manning about Eli's draft situation. Additionally, the report shared how chaotic the Williams rookie season was with the Chicago Bears. Williams shared that no one within the organization watched film with him. Chase shares his thoughts on Williams rookie season and how he can be successful moving forward under new Head Coach Ben Johnson.Be a friend, tell a friend, and subscribe to our channel! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anne Montgomery shares her extraordinary journey from overcoming childhood adversity and dyslexia to becoming a trailblazing sportscaster, referee, author, teacher, and foster mother. Her compelling story is filled with resilience, breaking barriers, and embracing life's unexpected turns. Anne Montgomery's incredible life is a masterclass in resilience, persistence, and reinvention. Her experiences offer powerful lessons for C-suite executives and those involved in developing people and cultures, highlighting the importance of resilience in overcoming barriers, the value of embracing change and uncertainty, and how empathy and authenticity can significantly impact team performance and organizational culture. Anne's story demonstrates practical strategies for fostering environments that encourage innovation, risk-taking, and continuous personal and professional growth. Resilience comes from facing adversity head-on, not avoiding it. Defying expectations can lead to groundbreaking achievements. You can't control others' opinions; focus instead on your own values. Personal struggles often forge inner strength and compassion. Life's unexpected paths often lead to the most meaningful experiences. Overcoming rejection and criticism is integral to lasting success. Real strength involves acknowledging mistakes and improving. Sports can teach invaluable lessons on teamwork and leadership. Empathy and kindness transform lives, especially in education. Every stage of life can bring new purpose and opportunities. (00:00–05:29) Intro & Background (05:30–10:12) Early Life & Values Formation (10:13–17:05) Breaking Barriers in Broadcasting (17:06–27:05) Challenges and Triumphs in Officiating (27:06–41:35) Career in Television: ESPN and Beyond (41:36–46:41) Pivot to Writing & Teaching (46:42–49:49) Becoming a Foster Mom (49:50–54:41) Reflections on Purpose & Legacy Anne Montgomery's website: annemontgomerywriter.com Books available on Amazon Why You Should Listen:Top 10 Takeaways:Chapter Markings:Links Mentioned:

Send JD a text message and be heard!JOSH HART WARRIOR! @nyknicks lose on same nights the @mets lose so that means tomorrow night they're closing out the @celtics sorry @companyadjace @paddy_bailey & I'll be at Mets @yankees #subwayseries @yankeestadium with @nikkischwartz_ can't wait.  Great #podcast today @patsjets a friend from my youth joined @instagram today and was listening.   @brianbarnaby @robparker1980 @brandonfurtado2 @thomaswdonovan @kevdu_theman @i_need_a_sports_iv Paddy @donna.fender @call_me_tca_prez @nyquil_inthe_flesh & @cpd94_mk talked @ayeeecaleb who didn't have the best first year with @chicagobears studying film sans coaches?   The new regime will try to change the culture which is still stuck in 1985 but #benjohnson seems to be the man for the job.  Too many #quarterbacks careers have been sidetracked just look at the @nyjets with Sanchez, Darnold and Zach. #nym #nyy #knicks stinker of second half in game 5.  Can't let there be a game 7.  #nbaplayoffs #nbalottery #stanleycupplayoffs @mapleleafs at home laid a turd in a pivotal game 5 #officiating in #mlb & #nfl including some rules that could and should be changed like the #onsidekick with #sportstrivia at the finish.All sports. One podcast. (even hockey) PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

6:30AM Hour 1 Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase get into some NHL playoff talk, specifically on the Panthers Leafs series

We discuss our Mother's Day plans, the ongoing debate between Android and iPhone users, and Big Al Mack's funny wedding officiating experience! We've got our posse in the house: Big Al, his wife Aimee, and Zada. From techie talk to family anecdotes, this episode is packed with laughs and real-life insights. Plus, catch Big Al's surprising decision to skip hanging out with Blake Shelton! Don't miss out - tune in now!

"TO YOUR POINT" returns as Chris Phillips and Blake Ruffino talk the SEC's officiating problem and what needs to be done to fix it, were sports better or worse pre NIL/portal, the wild world of credentials for independent media/content creators, things the European mind couldn't comprehend SEC edition and more. ⬇️ Support SECU ⬇️ FANDUEL Visit FanDuel.com/SECU to join today and get started with $300 dollars in bonus bets when you win your first $5 dollar bet! Subscribe to SEC Unfiltered, the best SEC podcast on the internet: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sec-unfiltered/id1441899352 Website: https://www.secunfiltered.com/ X: ​https://twitter.com/SECUnfiltered Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secunfiitered/ Facebook: ​https://www.facebook.com/SECUnfiItered Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/pl/podcast/sec-unfiltered/id1441899352 Let's get it! Must be 21+ and present in select states (for Kansas, in affiliation with Kansas Star Casino) or 18+ and present in D.C. First online real money wager only. $5 first deposit required. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable bonus bets which expire 7 days after receipt. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG. Call 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat in Connecticut, or visit mdgamblinghelp.org in Maryland. Hope is here. Visit GamblingHelpLineMA.org or call (800) 327-5050 for 24/7 support in Massachusetts or call 1-877-8HOPE-NY or text HOPENY in New York.

Nick and Jonathan react to Kenny Atkinson receiving criticism for his comments about officiating.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss their expectations for Game 2 between the Cavs and Pacers. Then, they give each other quick stories around sports and give their instant reaction to them.

In this episode of the Crown Refs Podcast, we share a powerful conversation originally featured on the Five Tips & Tricks Podcast, where the spotlight is on what it truly takes to grow and thrive as a basketball official. The discussion covers the foundational pillars of officiating development—including mastering the rule book, maximizing game reps, breaking down film, and attending referee camps to accelerate learning. It also explores the current officiating shortage and the critical role that mentorship and community support play in both retention and advancement.Listeners will hear how a commitment to growth and a passion for service led to the creation of a global network focused on education, accountability, and professional development. The episode goes beyond mechanics and play-calling, highlighting the character-building aspects of officiating and the purpose-driven mindset required to excel in the craft. Whether you're just getting started or already deep in your journey, this conversation reinforces the power of staying connected to a community that supports your evolution every step of the way.

The NBA needs to be better at the end of playoff games regarding officiating and the replay system. You can't have teams losing playoff games in the final seconds over missed calls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Zoe Krupa is a resident of Sitka and was recently a lead official at the 1a/2a state basketball tournament in Anchorage. In this episode we discuss growing up in Southeast, coaching vs. officiating, officiating rivalries and the time she gave her dad a technical foul.   Check out the On Step Alaska website or subscribe on Substack for articles, features and all things Alaska. Click here for a 20% discount on an annual subscription to The Westrn, the outdoor community's newest newspaper. Thanks to the sponsors: Sagebrush Dry (Alaskan-owned business that sells the best dry bags you can buy.) Alpine Fit (Premium outdoor layering from another Alaskan-owned business.) Backcountry Hunters and Anglers

On this episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Vince and Dan Titus react to the New York Knicks close win over the Detroit Pistons and the beatdown the Los Angeles Clippers put on the Denver Nuggets.Next, Vince and Dan discuss how the rest of the Los Angeles Lakers and Minnesota Timberwolves series will play out before voicing their concerns for Jimmy Butler and the Golden State Warriors.Later, Vince and Dan unpack the Indiana Pacers and Milwaukee Bucks series and how it will impact Giannis Antetokounmpo's future.(1:59) Knicks survive Pistons in Game 3(10:38) Officiating in Knicks vs. Pistons(16:02) Jalen Brunson's foul baiting(18:40) Clippers dominate Nuggets(27:25) Could the Clippers beat the Thunder?(29:52) Lakers vs. Timberwolves Game 3 preview(39:09) Warriors could be without Jimmy Butler(45:59) Giannis' future with the Bucks Subscribe to Good Word with GoodwillApple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube

Josh Pate's College Football Show Ep 622 features Josh Pate looking at what it would take to get College Football Playoff changed this season along with the impact of the impending House settlement decision. Will we see the auto-bid structure change? What about new rule structures in things like NIL and the Transfer Portal? We also touch on the truth about some of the biggest topics in the sport. Tonight College Football officiating is in the spotlight. Josh looks at Alabama and USC and discusses what Kalen DeBoer and Lincoln Riley will need to do to make things happen in 2025. A similar question is posed about Steve Sarkisian and Texas. Josh also shares the story behind his recent engagement. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh Pate's College Football Show Ep 622 features Josh Pate looking at what it would take to get College Football Playoff changed this season along with the impact of the impending House settlement decision. Will we see the auto-bid structure change? What about new rule structures in things like NIL and the Transfer Portal? We also touch on the truth about some of the biggest topics in the sport. Tonight College Football officiating is in the spotlight. Josh looks at Alabama and USC and discusses what Kalen DeBoer and Lincoln Riley will need to do to make things happen in 2025. A similar question is posed about Steve Sarkisian and Texas. Josh also shares the story behind his recent engagement. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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