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Tampa Catholic defensive back Jameer Grimsley quickly found his next destination after entering the transfer portal from Alabama on Thursday. Following Nick Saban's retirement, which led to many Crimson Tide players entering the transfer portal, Grimsley is returning to his home state of Florida and committing to the Florida Gators. On this episode of Gators Breakdown, David Waters dives into what Grimsley is bringing to the University of Florida. JOIN Gators Breakdown Plus: https://gatorsbreakdown.supportingcast.fm/ Get Florida Gators merch at Fanatics: https://fanatics.93n6tx.net/DVYxja Get Gators Breakdown merch: https://gatorsbreakdownmerch.com Questions or comments? Send them to gatorsbreakdown@gmail.com You can be the difference! For the first time ever, YOU can directly impact the outcome on the field by joining Florida Victorious! Want to help the Gators win? Want a better game day experience? Just like when you pack The Swamp, your unwavering support through Florida Victorious empowers the Gators to be their best! Join today and be the difference in making the orange and blue victorious. Visit https://floridavictorious.com/join-now/ and SAVE 20% on your first month using promo code: GATORSBD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Musician Jupiter Zirkua (she/they) describes her story as "a lot of bleak stuff," but with "a bookend to it that's really sweet," and she delivers on both promises. Raised in rural Florida by a single mother, Jupiter's first introduction to the idea of gender nonconformity was a kindergarten teacher at a Tampa Catholic school. But while Jupiter was aware of the pansexual aspect of her identity from a fairly early age, it would take years before she felt secure enough to truly begin engaging with her transness. From coming out in a sewer (yup!) to leaving home at the age of sixteen, Jupiter tells her story with a degree of levity and heart that is deeply impressive in the face of all she's had to overcome. We talk about She Who Must Not Be Named, Elliot Page, and Jupiter's most personal album yet; plus, Jupiter discusses the freedom and emotional-shorthand of being in a relationship with another trans person!(TW: grooming and child abuse, both physical and sexual)You can listen to Jupiter's back catalog by searching "Stuffy Doll" wherever you get your music, and check out MxDmG exclusively on Bandcamp! You can also follow Jupiter at @stuffydollband on Insta and Tumblr, and @stuffydoll on Bluesky. Lastly, the queer content creators who Jupiter shouted out are Teddy Hold On (@teddyholdon on Insta) and Zhalarina (@zhalarina on Insta), both of whom have music available wherever you do your streaming!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5207650/advertisement

In this episode of "Beyond The Sideline" I get the pleasure of interviewing Tampa Catholic Head Football Coach Jeris McIntyre. Coach Jeris McIntyre is going into his sixth season as the Head Football Coach at Tampa Catholic where he has achieved a 39-19 record, one district championship 2022-23, and two playoff appearances.Coach Jeris McIntyre is a Tampa native and was a multi-sport athlete for the Tampa Catholic Crusaders before graduating in 1999. Coach Jeris was selected in the sixth round of the NFL draft after a phenomenal career as a wide receiver at the University of Auburn.In this episode Coach Jeris McIntyre will elaborate on what inspired him to play sports, how he got into coaching, his experience as a professional athlete, the philosophy of what it takes to be a Tampa Catholic Crusader and much more.

Charlie Dean is a Tampa native, playing quarterback for both Tampa Catholic and Hillsborough High. He initially committed to UCF, but then his heart led him to Harvard. After being the starting quarterback for the past 2 seasons, Charlie has officially entered the transfer portal. He is now up at Harvard training and waiting for the right opportunity to come across his desk. 0:30 - Forced Transfer3:00 - Covid Season 6:00 - WWZ 9:00 - Ivy League football and no post season 12:00 - Madden tournament 14:00 - Boston vs Tampa 20:00 - Massive pigeons in Boston 21:00 - Tampa to Harvard pipeline 25:00 - History behind Clocks on The Stove 30:00 - Internship 36:00 - High School and social aspect 40:00 - Tampa Catholic vs Hillsborough 44:00 - Best Nuts 49:00 - High school rivalries 53:00 - Harvard vs Yale protest 59:00 - Transfer portal process 1:01:00 - Injury story 1:15:00 - Teaching

The Wheeler boys basketball team is no stranger to taking on some of the best high school programs in the country. Just this season, the number 1 Wildcats have already played Kimball High School from Texas, Columbus from Florida, Imhotep Charter School of Pennsylvania, Tampa Catholic,  Centennial from Calif. and John Marshall from Virginia in various events. At home, Wheeler has already played defending Class 6A champion Grovetown, will see Number 10 Osborne twice in region play, Newton in a non-region game, and there is a chance Wheeler could meet up with Pebblebrook or McEachern in the playoffs. However, this weekend, Wheeler may be playing the most star-studded high school team in the United States — Sierra Canyon from the Los Angeles outskirts of Chatsworth, California. Wheeler will travel to Los Angeles to compete in The Chosen 1's Invitational, a high school showcase put on in conjunction by the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Nike and NBA superstar LeBron James. The games will be played at the Galen Center on the campus of Southern California, the future basketball home of Wheeler five-star point guard Isaiah Collier and four-star forward Arrinten Page. Wheeler was contacted about playing in Saturday's game a couple of months ago. Camden from New Jersey, with the top recruit Dejuan Wagner, was supposed to play, but something happened and a space opened up. While Wheeler boasts the future Southern Cal duo, four-star guard Jelani Hamilton who is headed to Iowa State and three-star forward Josh Hill, it will face a team highlighted by four sons of NBA stars. Sierra Canyon features James' sons, Bronny and Bryce James, as well as Justin Pippen and Ashton Hardaway. Pippen is the son of Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen, while Hardaway's father is former NBA star and current Memphis coach Penny Hardaway. The Trailblazers also feature five-star shooting guard Isaiah Elohim, four-star forward Bryce Cofield, three-star forward Noah Williams, three-star forward Jimmy Oladokun and JoJo Phillips, a three-star wide receiver on the Sierra Canyon football team who has signed with BYU. Hardaway has signed to play for his father at Memphis, while Oladokun has signed with San Diego. Of the remainder of the roster, Bronny James is the only other senior. The Wheeler-Sierra Canyon game, set for an 11 p.m. Eastern tip and streamed by the NFHS Network, is one of four on the schedule for The Chosen 1's Invitational. The event will also feature the boys and girls teams from St. Vincent-St. Mary's Catholic High School, LeBron James' alma mater in Akron, Ohio. A group of Cobb families that sued the Cobb County School District over its lack of certain COVID-19 protocols, such as a mask mandate, has won an appeal in federal court. The suit, first filed in October 2021, argued that Cobb School District's failure to follow guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention denied students with disabilities, medical conditions and respiratory ailments access to a safe, in-person learning environment. The plaintiffs are four unnamed Cobb students and their parents, and are represented by the Southern Poverty Law Center and two metro Atlanta law firms. The defendants are CCSD, Superintendent Chris Ragsdale and the school board's four Republicans. The students all have disabilities, such as muscular dystrophy, leukemia and respiratory conditions, and argued they are at risk of severe symptoms or death should they be infected with COVID-19. Adding to that risk, they argued, was the district's choice to loosen its COVID policies ahead of the 2021-2022 school year, including not requiring masks to be worn in schools. As such, the children were forced to opt into virtual learning courses, causing them “irreparable harm” and subjecting them to discrimination. The Southern Poverty Law Center argues the district violated the students' civil rights as enshrined by the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. The appeals court sent the case back to the district court, ordering it to “analyze whether virtual schooling is a reasonable accommodation for in-person schooling, not education in general.” Cobb schools did not immediately reply to a request for comment. Cobb's own Pebblebrook High School is one of two Atlanta-area high schools that will be featured in a prestigious marching band showcase in February.  The HBCU All-Star Battle of the Bands will feature marching bands from four historically Black colleges and universities, as well as those from Pebblebrook and Westlake high schools. The event will take place Saturday, February 4 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.  The Pebblebrook band's participation in the event will come just over a month after the Mighty Marching Machine traveled to New Orleans to perform at the Allstate Sugar Bowl. The HBCU All-Star Battle of the Bands, which has also partnered with Allstate for the event, will host a college fair at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta before the showcase, according to a news release. Forty-five different HBCUs from around the country will waive student application fees, accept applications on-site, and even offer opportunities for scholarships. High school students and recent graduates are invited to attend the college fair, averaging 7,000 attendees in past years, prior to the band performances from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on February 4.  A familiar name in the Kennesaw dining scene is back, this time with a new restaurant offering a fresh take on Mexican and Southwestern cuisine. Bernardo's Modern-Mex, owned by Brett and Laura Olszeski, is now open in downtown Kennesaw. It takes the place of Trackside Grill, which the Olszeski family owned and operated for 20 years. A recent remodel brought Bernardo's to life in the former Trackside space. The new restaurant includes a spacious dining room and an indoor patio with a fireplace. A planned rooftop bar is supposed to open sometime in the spring.  Bernardo's is a return to Brett Olszeski's roots in the restaurant industry, which he said was some time in the making. The "family" in this family business is also connected to the cuisine: Brett and wife Laura met in a Mexican restaurant. Bernardo's may sound familiar to another restaurant the Olszeski family owns and operates across the street: Bernie's Social Bar, which has been open in downtown Kennesaw for five years. Brett Olszeski explained that "Bernie" is a family name, and Bernardo a Spanish variation of the name: Brett's father was named Bernard, Brett's middle name is Bernard, and Brett's brother is named Bernie.  Brett said Bernardo's is not your typical Tex-Mex. The restaurant's main culinary influences come not from Texas but from Mexico, Arizona and New Mexico. All of the food is fresh, and Brett says the restaurant hopes to serve as many as 40 different tequilas.  As the clouds gave way to sunshine Wednesday afternoon, much of Cobb had dried up after heavy rain Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. However, the effects of the deluge were still felt in some parts of the county, notably Noonday Creek Park and East Cobb Park. Cobb County Parks announced late Wednesday morning the two parks would be “closed until further notice” because of flooding, though just before noon, it announced East Cobb Park would reopen at 1 p.m. The county had not announced a reopening timeline for Noonday Creek Park by 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, with the parking lot at the park that sits adjacent the creek still mostly flooded. Around 8:30 Wednesday morning, a county spokesperson told the MDJ the Cobb Department of Transportation was not working on any issues related to the storms that swept through the area Tuesday evening. Cobb DOT responded to four calls about flooding and one regarding a fallen tree, but those were cleared as of 8:30 a.m., according to the spokesperson. Cobb and nearly 50 other counties in Georgia were under a tornado watch until 9 p.m. Tuesday, as strong storms swept through the area after making their way across the Alabama-Georgia border. A flash flood warning was in effect for Cobb until noon Wednesday. The county postponed a test of its emergency outdoor sirens to Thursday as a result of the storms. Kennesaw State offensive coordinator Grant Chesnut will be hired as Navy football's new offensive coordinator, multiple sources with direct knowledge of the situation told The Capital on Monday. Newly-hired head coach Brian Newberry could not be reached for comment, while senior associate athletic director for sports information Scott Strasemeier said Navy was not prepared to make any announcements regarding assistant coaches at this time. Chesnut just completed his eighth season at Kennesaw State under head coach Brian Bohannon. The Owls ranked 10th in rushing offense in the Football Championship Subdivision this season, averaging 232.2 yards per game. Chesnut coached alongside Newberry for four seasons at Kennesaw State, while Newberry served as defensive coordinator. The two matched wits in practice on a daily basis. 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Three people were seriously injured in an early morning crash on Whitlock Avenue in Marietta Monday.  The crash happened around 6 a.m. Monday morning when a car crossed over the centerline on Whitlock Avenue near Winn Street, according to Marietta Police Department spokesman Chuck McPhilamy. The vehicle collided head-on with another vehicle headed in the opposite direction. McPhilamy said the drivers of both vehicles were seriously injured in the crash, while a passenger in one of the cars was ejected from the vehicle and also seriously injured. The three injured people were taken to the hospital. There could soon be two Ojularis playing defense in the NFL. Two years after former Georgia linebacker Azeez Ojulari left Georgia to turn pro, his bother, BJ, an edge-rusher and outside linebacker and LSU, is about to follow him.  The former Marietta High School standout made it official Sunday when he made the announcement on social media. Ojulari is looking to follow in the footsteps of his brother, who was selected by the New York Giants in the second round of the 2021 draft with the 50th overall pick. Ojulari, a 6-foot-3, 250-pound junior, has had 58 tackles, 5½ sacks, 8½ tackles for loss and a forced fumble this season, earning All-Southeastern Conference first-team honors. Over his three-year career in Baton Rouge, he has had 129 tackles, 25 tackles for loss, 16½ sacks and 25 quarterback hurries.  LSU is scheduled to face Purdue in the Citrus Bowl on January 2. It has not been determined if Ojulari will play in the bowl game. Ojulari has been projected to be a late first-round or early second-round selection in April's draft. ESPN analyst Todd McShay has Ojulari ranked as the fifth-best outside linebacker on his draft board, behind Alabama's Will Anderson, Army's Andre Carter, Georgia Tech's Keion White and Georgia's Nolan Smith. Fellow ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. has Ojulari ranked seventh. Sonja Natasha Brown was sworn in Thursday evening as the newest judge on the Cobb Superior Court bench. Brown, a Cobb magistrate judge and past president of the Georgia Association of Black Woman Attorneys, replaces retiring Judge Robert Flournoy III. She defeated James Luttrell in a runoff election this summer with 64% of the vote. As a Superior Court judge, Brown will be tasked with handling felony criminal cases, civil disputes, real estate matters and more. With Brown's accession to the bench, she becomes the third Black person to hold a Superior Court judgeship in Cobb, after Kellie Hill and Angela Brown were elected in 2020. Chief Magistrate Judge Brendan Murphy noted the Superior Court bench will also now, for the first time, be majority woman.   Despite cloudy skies at Piedmont Church's annual “Christmas at Piedmont,” children flocked to the petting zoo's goats and llamas and waited in a lengthy line for a snow slide with a tube. And, of course, there was the opportunity to share wish lists with Santa. Meanwhile, more than 20 elementary school choirs performed on two stages, and people shopped for the holidays at an arts and crafts market of local vendors during the free event off Piedmont Road. Marlon Longacre, one of Piedmont's pastors, estimated 13,000 to 15,000 people attended the two-day event. Last year's event raised $24,500 for local schools, according to Longacre. This year's main sponsor was Superior Plumbing. Longacre said the event provided an outlet for the music programs of schools in unincorporated northeast Cobb, comparing it to holiday events usually thrown by city governments, like Santa's arrival in Acworth. Piedmont Senior Pastor Ike Reighard, also CEO and president of the nonprofit MUST Ministries, said he hoped the event allowed parents with busy schedules to see their kids perform.   Wheeler suffered its first loss of the season in a battle of nationally ranked teams. Number 10 Columbus, from Florida, defeated the Number 7 Wildcats 73-70 on Saturday in the Battle of the Peach at Wheeler High School. Columbus was led by a combined 44 points by the Boozer brothers – Cameron and Cayden – the sons for former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer. Wheeler led 37-32 at the half, but Columbus rallied in the third quarter to take a 56-51 lead behind 14 points in the period by Cameron Boozer. Wheeler's Isaiah Collier, Jelani Hamilton and Arrinten Page combined for 57 of the Wildcats' points. Wheeler will travel to Florida to play Tampa Catholic in the City of Palms Classic on Friday.   At the Battery Atlanta there is an ongoing holiday double feature — Santa himself, behind the desk of one of his many remote offices, and a holiday market featuring minority-owned businesses. Sponsored by Truist, through Christmas Eve, “Santa's Post Office” will be open at 800 Battery Ave. People can visit and take pictures with Santa while delivering their wish lists to Santa and do some holiday shopping, complimentary gift wrapping included. Visiting with Santa is also free. Odette Shirley owns the self-care boutique Maison Jovence and said that on the first day of the holiday market, her business made about double what her pop-ups usually make. She sold out of many of her candles. Another business owner, Omar “Chilly-O” Mitchell, said he was happy to see the support for Black-owned businesses. His clothing company, Chilly-O Culture Co, has been a mainstay of the Atlanta street wear scene, according to Chilly-O's partner for this pop-up, who goes by the name Lurchero. Chilly-O and Lurchero said they go way back in the Atlanta art scene. Lurchero is the creator and owner of Only Positive Energy, a brand that curates and produces art exhibitions and events around Atlanta. Only Positive Energy partnered with Chilly-O Culture Co for the holiday market, jointly selling Chilly-O's clothes bearing the OPE brand. Santa, the ultimate holiday celebrity, was a major draw, according to parents at the market. Avery Kaczynski, a 6-year-old from Vinings, said she asked Santa if she was on the good list. She added that she hopes to get a coffee-making set to practice her barista skills. She wants to be a barista someday. #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews      -            -            -            -            -            The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County.             Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! MDJOnline            Register Here for your essential digital news.            https://www.chattahoocheetech.edu/  https://cuofga.org/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/           Find additional episodes of the MDJ Podcast here.             This Podcast was produced and published for the Marietta Daily Journal and MDJ Online by BG Ad Group   For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com                    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our special guest is Jeris McIntyre. Jeris McIntyre is currently the Head Football Coach for Tampa Catholic. Coming out of Tampa Catholic High School, Jeris McIntyre was a sports star in both, football and baseball. After his stellar high school career he was recruited to play both sports by colleges all over the country. In 1999 Jeris signed to play football at Auburn University. While attending Auburn, Jeris was a 4-year Letterman and a three-year starter at Wide Receiver. During his senior year in 2003, he was Auburn's Offensive Captain as well as the leading Wide Receiver and go-to target for quarterback Jason Campbell (2005 1st round pick, Washington Redskins). After a good career at Auburn, Jeris was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2004 NFL Draft. During the three seasons Jeris was in the Kansas City Chiefs organization, he played for legendary coach Dick Vermil. In the spring of 2005 Jeris played in NFL Europe and was one of the leaders in yards per catch as well as being the Rhein Fires top Wide Receiver. Jeris also had stints with the Toronto Agros of the CFL and the Dallas Desperados of the AFL. The Life and Football Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Spotify, Breaker, Overcast, Pocketcasts, Radio Public, Stitcher, Player FM, & YouTube! https://lifeandfootball.com/

Jalen Bussey is a running back at North Dakota State University. He was a very under the radar recruit coming out of Tampa Catholic, but his impact has been fully felt at NDSU. In his first ever game, he recorded 160 all purpose yards on 3 touches, accounting for 2 Touchdowns against Western Illinois. Since then he has been taking snaps at both running back and wide receiver. So far in his NDSU career he has accounted for 874 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns. He is coming off of an injury that ended his last season short, and is looking to make a LARGE impact this upcoming season for the Bison.

Bentlee Sanders is a Division 1 football player the University of Nevada. Bentlee was a 3 star Defensive Back out of Tampa Catholic who originally committed to USF. He played 4 seasons at USF, where he saw time at all DB positions, as well as return man. He then transferred to the University of Nevada where he now plays, looking to have a large impact his final season in hopes of making it to the NFL.

Ian and Jay love having guests in studio, and Friday's is no exception! Bally Sports Rays and Lightning reporter Kailey Mizelle starts the afternoon in studio, and to close the show, we are joined by the Block Party podcast host Seth Kushner! In between, we chat with Captain Mike Anderson and Greg Wolf for their Friday hits on fishing and weekend events, respectively. We also chat with Tampa Bay Times Lightning beat writer Eddie Encina to recap the Bolts' recent woes, and have a quick chat with Tampa Catholic rookie head man Paulie Russo! Plus Halftime Heat, Pick to Click and MORE!

In his first year as head man at Tampa Catholic, Paulie Russo joins Ian and Jay on Friday to talk about his inaugural matchup against Tampa Rival Jesuit on Friday night.

Ian and Jay love having guests in studio, and Friday's is no exception! Bally Sports Rays and Lightning reporter Kailey Mizelle starts the afternoon in studio, and to close the show, we are joined by the Block Party podcast host Seth Kushner! In between, we chat with Captain Mike Anderson and Greg Wolf for their Friday hits on fishing and weekend events, respectively. We also chat with Tampa Bay Times Lightning beat writer Eddie Encina to recap the Bolts' recent woes, and have a quick chat with Tampa Catholic rookie head man Paulie Russo! Plus Halftime Heat, Pick to Click and MORE!

In his first year as head man at Tampa Catholic, Paulie Russo joins Ian and Jay on Friday to talk about his inaugural matchup against Tampa Rival Jesuit on Friday night.

On this episode we have The HUMAN CLAMP, Tim Carter! Tim is a Tallahassee, Florida native who is all too familiar with the Tampa Bay Area! As a kid, he grew up visiting Tampa every Summer coming to see his family, and was a also introduced to basketball in Tampa. Tim moved here permanently at the start of his Junior Year and hasn't looked back since!  On this Episode you will hear Tim and I talk about his Upbringing, Moving to Tampa, going to Tampa Catholic and being teammates with Kevin Knox, and becoming apart of the ball is life family! Follow The DJ Henderson Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djhendersonpodcast/ Follow Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djhenderson_/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/DjHenderson__ Follow Tim: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tim_carter3/ Follow DRob: https://www.instagram.com/iammdrobinson/   

Beckles & Recher welcome the new baseball coach at Tampa Catholic, Paul Russo! Paul talks about when he got the news (today!) and all the people who have helped him along the way. Paul talks about what Tampa Catholic means to him and what he plans to bring to the team. He also tells us who his first hire is, and it's a name you've heard before! All that and MORE!

On Tuesday's show, we welcome you all to the month of June, where we dive into as many sports as we can fit in! Joining us Tuesday are Bally Sports Sun Lightning analyst Bobby "The Chief" Taylor, the new baseball coach at Tampa Catholic, Paul Russo, ESPN college hoops analyst Fran Fraschilla, and USF baseball coach Billy Mohl! Plus Halftime Heat and Pick to Click! All That and MORE!

On Friday's Halftime Heat, Ian Beckles can't help but notice the strides Tampa restaurants have made in his time here, while Jay Recher has a suggestion for the new baseball coach at Tampa Catholic to replace Ty Griffin. Which heater is YOUR favorite?

Beckles & Recher welcome Captain Mike Anderson on Friday for his weekly fishing report. It's supposed to be a beautiful weekend in the Bay area, and Captain Mike tells us all about what's biting in the bay and elsewhere. Being at Tampa Catholic, Ian asked if there was anything to catch as the school buttresses the Hillsborough River, and Captain Mike suggested Ian should have brought his fishing rod. Then the guys talked a little softball, as Capt. Mike still plays in an over-50 league. It may be a little tough to fish early Saturday morning, with a negative tide, but your patience to wait it out will be rewarded! All that and MORE!

Beckles & Recher conclude this week's Where Are They Now segment in a chat with former Tampa Bay Buccaneers standout linebacker Richard "Batman" Wood, who tells us what he's been up to after his career ended. He tells you his favorite memory from being at the Buccaneers' last NFC Championship, of which he was an Honorary Captain. He is now coaching at Tampa Catholic and has a Black Belt in Taekwondo! He also tells you his feelings about the current crop of linebackers, including Devin White and Lavonte David. Plus, a prediction!

On Wednesday's Beckles & Recher Show, the final 15 candidates for induction to the NFL Hall of Fame were bandied about, with some vigorous debate on the candidacy of a few former Buccaneers on the ballot. We also ranked the NFL's head coaching vacancies and delved a little into some college players declaring for the NFL draft. Guests included Lightning Insider Erik Erlendsson, The Athletic's Greg Auman, and former Tampa Catholic and UT baseball coach Pete Mulry. We also played the Birthday Challenge for the first time in 2021! Also On This Day in Sports History, Halftime Heat, Pick to Click and MORE!

Ian and Jay welcome legendary former Tampa Catholic and University of Tampa baseball coach to the show on Wednesday to help promote the annual Pete Mulry Stars of the Life Skills Virtual Clinic to be held this weekend! The guys discuss his foundation, the Peter J. Mulry Foundation, and Ian asks whether the coach sees a change in the youth of today as opposed to past years.

Coach Peter J. Mulry shares his stories of being a long time coach at Tampa Catholic Part2: Author and Speaker Brant Menswar shares the inspiration behind his book "Black Sheep" 2020

Join your hosts during episode 31 as they discuss Leonard Fournette joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Heat taking a 2-0 series lead over the Bucks, also on this show your hosts discuss the 1st Tampa high school game of the season as Tampa Catholic takes on IMG. Lastly Ernesto from MRE Recruiting joins the show!    Follow us -> https://linktr.ee/OnTheClockRadio

Join your hosts during episode 31 as they discuss Leonard Fournette joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Heat taking a 2-0 series lead over the Bucks, also on this show your hosts discuss the 1st Tampa high school game of the season as Tampa Catholic takes on IMG. Lastly Ernesto from MRE Recruiting joins the show!  Follow us -> https://linktr.ee/OnTheClockRadio

0:10: We welcome Tampa political power couple Bob and Carrie Henriquez to the pod! We talk about Florida’s soft reopen a week later.12:00: Carrie explains what the bicycle brigade does in Seminole Heights and her involvement. 15:50: The issues with Florida’s unemployment system has brought controversy between where the issues started. With both Rick Scott and Ron Desantis eyeing a 2024 Presidential run, who would make the better candidate? 25:48: What’s Nikki Fried’s next step in 2022? 32:29: Ernest asks Carrie to talk about her career as a comedian. 38:02: Chris tells his favorite Carrie story. 45:18: Coach Bob and Karla talk Tampa Catholic football and the age-old Tampa rivalry with Jesuit. 54:46: The #1 song on our guests 14th birthday, this week’s Floridaman story, and shout-outs!

On the third episode of Sideline View, Will Turner breaks down girls and boys soccer regional tournament results and previews a couple of girls basketball district finals. Jake Perper of Prep Hoops Florida comes on the show to preview Jesuit and Tampa Catholic's boys basketball clash, preview district tournaments and talk about the biggest surprises of the Tampa Bay high school basketball season.

The Catholic Church is failing to engage Catholic women. A groundbreaking survey of Catholic women published by America earlier this year found that 26 percent rarely or never attend Mass; 27 percent only attend a few times a year; and 67 percent of Catholic women have never served in a parish in any ministry. The GIVEN Institute is trying to fix that. This week we chat with Elise Italiano, the group’s executive director, about what they’re doing to help Catholic women lead inside and outside the church. On Signs of the Times, our weekly Catholic news roundup, we scratch our heads at the U.S. bishops’ inaction on sexual abuse at the annual meeting in Baltimore, look at the next U.S.-born #Blessed, see how an N.B.A. rookie is helping out his Catholic high school, and more. Links from the show: Given Institute Vatican tells U.S. bishops to delay votes on new sex abuse protocols Pope Francis appoints Archbishop Scicluna to top role in addressing abuse crisis Jesuits to release names of accused priests in the west Pope recognizes martyrdom of U.S. Christian Brother Kevin Knox’s deal with Puma also benefits Tampa Catholic’s basketball program What’s on tap? Trappist Ale from Spencer Brewery, courtesy of listeners (and Patreon supporters!) Stephen and Dina Grant.

Another edition of What's Up Tampa Bay to see what's trending locally! Tampa Catholic's own - Channing Tatum is getting a divorce, DBacks & Dodgers go 15 innings, #WorksFunWhen fill in the blank, & eating meat in front of Vegans! Plus, more Big Ragu jokes!

#11 Brooks DeBartolo defeats #5 Tampa Catholic 69-63 in a OT thriller and early candidate for game of the year in the Tampa Metro area. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoopscirclepodcast/support

Justin has on two co-hosts Mike Gregory from Tampa Catholic and Sean Davidson from PLEASE HIRE ME to talk coaching carousel and all things high school and college football.