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Joel Anderson and Josh Levin are joined by Slate's Ben Mathis-Lilley to discuss the College Football Playoff semifinals. Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports also joins to talk about the Detroit Pistons' epic losing streak. Finally, we look back at our 2020 segment on the Pac-12's #WeAreUnited movement.   CFP semis (5:21): How Michigan and Washington emerged victorious.   Pistons (29:02): How did they get so bad?   #WeAreUnited (51:06): A conversation from 2020 with then UCLA players Elisha Guidry and Otito Ogbonnia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joel Anderson and Josh Levin are joined by Slate's Ben Mathis-Lilley to discuss the College Football Playoff semifinals. Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports also joins to talk about the Detroit Pistons' epic losing streak. Finally, we look back at our 2020 segment on the Pac-12's #WeAreUnited movement.   CFP semis (5:21): How Michigan and Washington emerged victorious.   Pistons (29:02): How did they get so bad?   #WeAreUnited (51:06): A conversation from 2020 with then UCLA players Elisha Guidry and Otito Ogbonnia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joel Anderson and Josh Levin are joined by Slate's Ben Mathis-Lilley to discuss the College Football Playoff semifinals. Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports also joins to talk about the Detroit Pistons' epic losing streak. Finally, we look back at our 2020 segment on the Pac-12's #WeAreUnited movement.   CFP semis (5:21): How Michigan and Washington emerged victorious.   Pistons (29:02): How did they get so bad?   #WeAreUnited (51:06): A conversation from 2020 with then UCLA players Elisha Guidry and Otito Ogbonnia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this second episode of the End of Sport Panels series, Johanna and Derek are joined by current and former college athletes to discuss the changing dynamics of the US college sports system and to explore how they would change college sport if they could. Kaiya McCullough is a former UCLA and Washington Spirit soccer player, Chairwoman of the Anti Racist Soccer Club, and Athlete Ally Ambassador. Colin Anderson is a former linebacker for Vanderbilt University. Sophie Carmosino is a rower at Indiana University. Andrew Cooper is a former track athlete at Cal Berkeley and lead organizer of #WeAreUnited and co-founder of United College Athlete Advocates.     For a transcription of this episode, please click here. (Updated semi-regularly Credit @punkademic) Research Assistance for The End of Sport provided by Abigail Bomba. __________________________________________________________________________ If you are interested, you can support the show via our Patreon! As always, please like, share, and rate us on your favorite podcast app, and give follow us on Twitter or Instagram. www.TheEndofSport.com  

UCLA Football Star Elisha Guidry talks to Anirudh about his involvement with the #WeAreUnited movement. We find out how the movement came together, what impact it had on the college football season and how the movement can grow beyond this year. Check out the original letter using this link: https://www.theplayerstribune.com/articles/pac-12-players-covid-19-statement-football-season

STUDENT-ATHLETES & PARENTHOOD: Sports, Academics and Children! Some student-athletes come on campus already as parents, while others wind up in the dual role as athlete and student in an environment that increases the likelihood of engaging in behavioral risks, including sexual activity that results in parenthood. Does the NCAA have parenting policies? What are the emotional health concerns for athletes who are parents? What if any role does coaches and trainers play in supporting student-athletes with children? Are there campus resources available for student-athletes with children?

MONEY MANAGEMENT! What is the objective and subjective financial literacy level of student-athletes? What are student-athletes’ preferred mode(s) of financial education? How do student-athletes budget and spend their money? Without basic financial literacy, student-athletes, who are managing between different sources of income and how they use it, are at risk of increased stress and anxiety levels. We know that financial literacy matters as much if not more than athletic ability. Join this information packed discussion on HOUSE TALK Pre-Game w/Dr. Lauren Pitts this Saturday, January 2nd, 2021 at 11 am (EST) on HSRN, Blog Talk Radio and Facebook Live as she and her Co-Hosts Jared Johnston, Ronnie Ransome, and Andre` Garlic share a wealth of pertinent knowledge!

I WANT TO BE PAID! OR DO I? Why college athletes should not be paid? Is paying college athletes a good idea? What do college athletes get for free? Do any colleges pay their athletes? According to Travis Walton’s HuffPost article “Black Americans Support Paying College Athletes. White People? Not So Much.” Why this different perspective? Join this powerful debate that has been a growing issue in recent years on HOUSE TALK Pre-Game w/Dr. Lauren Pitts this Saturday December 26th, 2020 at 11 am (EST) on HSRN, Blog Talk Radio and Facebook Live as she and her Co-Hosts Jared Johnston, Ronnie Ransome, and Andre` Garlic chime in!

REAL WORLD EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE! For most athletes the ultimate goal is to make a living by playing a game they love. What jobs work with athletes? Do athletes make good employees? Do employers like college athletes? Are former athletes stellar employees? Join the discussion on HOUSE TALK Pre-Game w/Dr. Lauren Pitts this Saturday December 12th, 2020 at 11 am (EST) on Heritage Sports Radio Network (HSRN), Blog Talk Radio and Facebook Live as she and her Co-Hosts Jared Johnston, Ronnie Ransome, and Andre` Garlic provide some insight.

This week, Derek and Nathan have the honor of being joined by Otito Ogbonnia to talk about the life of a college football player and a summer of gridiron labor organizing and resistance. Otito is a Junior defensive lineman at UCLA, U20 USTF national champion in shot put, and bronze medal winner in the discus. He is also one of the organizers of the PAC-12's #WeAreUnited movement. In the first half of the episode, Otito shares his nuanced views on questions of exploitation, coercion, and harm in college football, both from his personal experiences and conversations with countless other players across the country. Then, in the second half, he walks us through how the pandemic fomented labor activism on his own campus at UCLA and then in the PAC-12 more broadly, from the writing of the Players Tribune #WeAreUnited manifesto to meeting with Larry Scott and the cancellation (at the time) of the PAC-12's season. Finally, he shares where #WeAreUnited stands today after the news that the season will indeed be played. You can find Otito on Twitter at @otitoogbonnia12. You can find the #WeAreUnited open letter/manifesto to the PAC-12 here.  Our piece from the summer on athlete labor organizing is here. Our piece on the cancellation of the PAC-12 season as union-busting is here.  Our argument against college football during a pandemic is here. As mentioned off the top of the show, a big shoutout to friend of the show @Ryan_Reilly78 and his wife for putting in the work to shed light on the truly harmful and violent rhetoric that comes out of all things Barstool Sports. Ryan and his wife were publicly doxxed on-air which, predictably, led to a massive troll job on Ryan's family. Please give him a follow on Twitter @Ryan_Reilly78 and show your support! Solidarity forever!   For a transcription of this episode, please click here. (Credit @punkademic) After listening to the episode, check out our most recent pieces: “Red-Scare Rhetoric Isn't Gone From Histories of American Sport” in Jacobin Magazine "Canceling the College-Football Season Isn't Enough" published in The Chronicle of Higher Education. “'We are being gaslit': College football and Covid-19 are imperiling athletes” in The Guardian “Canceling the college football season is about union busting, not health” also in The Guardian __________________________________________________________________________ As always, please like, share, and rate us on your favorite podcast app, and give follow us on Twitter or Instagram. @Derekcrim @JohannaMellis @Nkalamb @EndofSportPod www.TheEndofSport.com

On this week's installation of three of the brightest minds out there, we visit what potential #WEAREUNITED has and what could be its downfalls, how collegiate football can be effected by some of the decisions that have (not) been made by the NCAA...Then we venture into the importance of training groups as well as a "good" HS/club level coach. Lastly, we reveal who were our sports heroes growing up and why........so happy viewing/listening and we'll catch ya on the flipside!

College football is a multi-billion-dollar industry. So even as coronavirus spread, most schools pushed forward with the 2020 season. But as the pandemic and the racial justice movement exposed inequalities across the country, college football athletes, who aren’t paid for their work and the risks they take on the field, started to speak up. Treyjohn Butler, a senior cornerback at Stanford University, was one of those students. He and other football players from his NCAA conference, the Pac-12, came together under a group called #WeAreUnited and wrote a list of demands that included better health care, racial justice, and compensation for student athletes. On this episode of Into America, Treyjohn tells Trymaine why he thinks it’s the right time to change the way colleges treat their football players. Further Reading: #WeAreUnited statement in the Players’ Tribune 5 ways college football is going to be different in 2020

Washington State wide receiver has been the center of controversy following his decision to opt out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19, and join the PAC-12 #WeAreUnited movement. After questioning NCAA's concern for regulating coronavirus, Kassidy was removed from the WSU football team by his head coach. Kassidy looks to share his side of the story.Watch the fill video of the Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTb9oiFVDQc&t=16sHOST: @EmmettLynch13 Twitter: @TheOVLPodcastInstagram: @OverlookedPod

The Pac-12 has postponed all sports until 2021 due to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, meaning no USC football this fall for the first time since 1913. To discuss the medical issues behind why conferences are choosing not to play, Nara welcomes back former Trojans water polo player, Dr. Shamus Carr of the University of Maryland School of Medicine (and soon to be NIH/NCI). They break down the different responses among the Power 5 conferences, whether you can play 2 football seasons in 2021, and what sports could be played safely. Dr. Carr also shows solidarity with the #WeAreUnited movement. If you Bleav in Everything USC, you need to listen to this podcast and Fight On!

After a brief hiatus from completing our conference previews, and the whole thing has gone to hell in a handbasket. We discuss the cancellations so far, what it's like to be a fan of a team who won't play this season, how testing has changed to potentially allow for football, and more. Diving into the #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlay movements, how these can play out for a season this year but also situations in the future. Wrapping up the show, we go over the modified Big 12, SEC, and ACC schedules – maybe making some prediction changes along the way. Additional Topics : Liberty's testing initiative, high profile players that have opted out, questions from Twitter, how good can Kentucky possibly be, and Kiel doubling down on his bold SEC pick.

In a special edition of the Peristyle Podcast Pepperdine sports law professor Alicia Jessop joins hosts Ryan Abraham and Keely Eure to talk about the #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlay movements and the requests by players to form a union. She also gets into the NIL (name, image and likeness) fight between states, Congress and the NCAA, the liability concerns conferences who play football this fall could face and lots more. Please review, rate and subscribe to the Peristyle Podcast on Apple Podcasts! Make sure you check out USCFootball.com for complete coverage of this USC Trojan football team.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Johanna and Nathan are joined by Tezira Abe to discuss non-revenue/Olympic sport in US higher education and the racist dynamics that shape American college athletics. Tezira was the first Black athlete on the University of Texas Austin women's golf team and a recent graduate of the University of Michigan law school. The episode explores the racist culture of golf inside and outside of universities and the myriad challenges confronting campus athletic workers, whether or not they produce significant revenue for universities. It concludes with a discussion of college sport during the pandemic, including Tezira's efforts to steer the University of Texas in a more ethical direction, the current #WeAreUnited and College Athlete Unity movements, and the failure of the mainstream media to acknowledge the centrality of Black leadership to both current and historical efforts to produce a more just model of college sport. You can find a discussion of one of the racist incident's Tezira experienced at the University of Texas here. You can find the article she wrote for the Michigan Law Review on NCAA liability for concussion-related injury here. You can find Billy Hawkins' book The New Plantation here.   For a transcription of this episode, please click here. (Credit @punkademic) After listening to the episode, check out our most recent pieces on the college football: "Canceling the College-Football Season Isn't Enough" published in The Chronicle of Higher Education. “'We are being gaslit': College football and Covid-19 are imperiling athletes” in The Guardian “Canceling the college football season is about union busting, not health” also in The Guardian __________________________________________________________________________ As always, please like, share, and rate us on your favorite podcast app, and give follow us on Twitter or Instagram. @Derekcrim @JohannaMellis @Nkalamb @EndofSportPod www.TheEndofSport.com

Perhaps the most tumultuous week in college football history forces us track exactly how the Big Ten and Pac-12 came to cancel the season for 2020. We also ponder the future of the sport for next year, what it means as a system and institution in college athletics, how sports and society are always intertwined, and how UW is faring amidst the dramatic changes. Player Unity Movement: https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/uw-husky-football/pac-12-football-player-group-presents-list-of-demands-that-includes-covid-19-protections-racial-injustice-issues-medical-insurance-and-revenue-sharing/ Washington State player Dallas Hobbs on his role in the #WeWantToPlay x #WeAreUnited movement: https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/wsu-cougar-football/wewanttoplay-wsus-dallas-hobbs-has-played-an-integral-role-in-last-ditch-effort-to-save-college-football-season/ Pac-12 Fall 2020 Cancellation: https://pac-12.com/article/2020/08/11/pac-12-conference-postpones-all-sport-competitions-through-end-calendar-year Larry Stone on Jimmy Lake’s response: https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/jimmy-lakes-response-to-postponed-pac-12-season-in-first-year-at-helm-foretell-coaching-success-at-uw/

In this episode MJ is joined by PAC-12 broadcaster Jordan Watkins and Stanford football players Dylan Boles and Treyjohn Butler. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mjhurleysports/support

SiriusXM Host Mike Yam, former Oregon State Quarterback Derek Anderson and former Washington State Quarterback Alex Brink join Jordan on this week's podcast to discuss the big news that the Pac-12 football season has been postponed until at least spring 2021.1:20 Initial thoughts on postponement of college football season by multiple conferences.4:20 Talking about the lost revenue of the conference this season.6:55 What would spring football look like in the Pac-12?8:36 What is the most important aspect that needs to be addressed if you have spring football?9:30 Do you think a "bubble" would work in college football?14:00 Talking about how this delayed season could impact individual teams in the Pac-1218:10 How will this delay impact recruiting for all these teams?24:00 Talking about the #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlayMovements29:05 How will schools keep fans engaged with teams during this downtime?32:20 Can the Pac-12 absorb any more delays to sports?34:45 Will players want to play if there is still this big risk with coronavirus?

In this episode, I discuss President Donald Trump’s radio interview this past week with Fox Sports Right-Wing radio host Clay Travis on his show OUTKick. The POTUS ignored scientific facts when discussing Covid-19 and College Football and did his usual racist dog-whistling by criticizing NBA and NFL Players for Kneeling during the National Anthem. I also discuss the NBA allowing guests into the bubble in Orlando (NO IG Models!) and College Athletes from the PAC-12 and Big-Ten Conferences labor unionizing efforts with their newly formed Player coalitions #WeAreUnited and #BigTenUnited Again, thank you for listening to the Sports As A Weapon Podcast. Subscribe, Follow and Like the Podcast on Facebook and Instagram: @sportsasaweaponpodcast, and Twitter @sportsasaweapon Podcast Available on Spotify and Apple Podcast. Please download and share!

Dominic Stern and Nicholas Hodell discuss the reaction and potential fallout in college basketball surrounding the Pac-12's decision to not play sports in 2020. The guys also discuss the increased returnees from the NBA Draft early entrant process as well as speculate over the possibility of the demands from the #WeAreUnited football group.

As the dust settles on a crazy week for former Washington State receiver Kassidy Woods, he joins Unmasked to offer his perspective on the events leading up to his release from the team last Saturday. Kassidy also provides insight on the #WeAreUnited movement and how it is affected by the recent Big 10 and Pac 12 season postponements. Also: Sizzlin' Suns yet again, Drake in the bubble, Jarrett Allen poster (sorry Kass), Minshew Mustache Madness and his jorts, wise words from Mike Leach, and becoming Tik Tok famous (HBD Dixie). All that and much more on a powerful and enlightening new episode you won't want to miss! If you want to help show your support for Kassidy and college athletes around the country, please post or share #Woods1mPAC7 and #WeAreUnited, as well as follow him on Twitter @Kassidy7Woods. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

SiriusXM Host Mike Yam, former Oregon State Quarterback Derek Anderson and former Washington State Quarterback Alex Brink join Jordan on this week's podcast to discuss the big news that the Pac-12 football season has been postponed until at least spring 2021.1:20 Initial thoughts on postponement of college football season by multiple conferences.4:20 Talking about the lost revenue of the conference this season.6:55 What would spring football look like in the Pac-12?8:36 What is the most important aspect that needs to be addressed if you have spring football?9:30 Do you think a "bubble" would work in college football?14:00 Talking about how this delayed season could impact individual teams in the Pac-1218:10 How will this delay impact recruiting for all these teams?24:00 Talking about the #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlayMovements29:05 How will schools keep fans engaged with teams during this downtime?32:20 Can the Pac-12 absorb any more delays to sports?34:45 Will players want to play if there is still this big risk with coronavirus?

John and Zach record ahead of the Tuesday announcements by the Pac-12 and Big Ten to cancel their fall seasons. This episode focuses on the #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlay athlete movements and the ramifications of those movements on the 2020 college football season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I hear you Ramón Laureano. Don't talk about my mother.Rangers get the #1 pick in the 2020 NHL draft. Alexis Lafreniere welcome to NYC. College Football should have a decision on if there is a season this week. Players like Trevor Lawrence want to start a players union. #WEAREUNITED #WEWANTTOPLAY

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: Biden will announce his VP pick tomorrow, or maybe he won’t!. Also, AOC at the DNC, Trump wants to break the law at Gettysburg, and more: we’re doing a politics funbag at the top of the night. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s administration is circulating a proposal that would crack down on immigration on the Mexican border to absurd levels, even preventing some legal citizens from entering the country if they’re suspected of carrying the coronavirus. And lastly, Chicago police say they’ve arrested over 100 after a night of chaotic protests and looting broke out on Sunday following a fortunately non-fatal shooting by the police. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Joe Biden has selected a vice presidential running mate. Or maybe he hasn’t! Either way, he’s not telling, but that’s not stopping literally anyone from speculating wildly. Take the New York Times, for instance, published a full story on Monday basically saying welp, he’s talked to everyone! Now the decision will come... some time. It might be today, but other people think it might be wednesday. And no one knows who it’ll be, though Kamala Harris, Susan Rice, and Elizabeth Warren are all in the running, along with a handful of others. Anyway, let’s move on to more concrete news: the DNC. Against all odds, New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez is getting a speaking slot, playing opener to Bernie Sanders. Kinda wild the DNC took this long to announce that, considering they had literal Republican John Kasich all lined up weeks ago. Over on the Republican side, Trump is planning some more breaches of decorum and possibly the law: he wants to accept his party’s nomination at Gettysburg. But that’s a major breach of ethics, as doing partisan business on federal property is generally seen as a no-no. He’ll probably end up doing whatever he wants! In the final miscellaneous event of note today, Trump was rushed out of a press briefing by the Secret Service after a shooting outside of the White House. Secret Service agents allegedly shot someone after a disturbance near the fence. Trump walked back into the briefing after a few minutes, perhaps in an attempt to save face from the time he got caught hiding in the presidential bunker during protests. Trump May Try to Stop Citizens at Border LUCIE: The Trump administration is reportedly considering its harshest immigration restriction yet, in this case circulating a proposal that would preventing some legal citizens from entering the country from Mexico if they’re suspected of carrying the coronavirus. That Trump is singling out the Mexican border isn’t surprising, but it is open evidence that there’s nothing behind this order other than blatant racism. It would have literally no effect on cases in the U.S., as the disease is spreading unfettered in our own communities here, but would largely make the lives of latino Americans and their families incredibly difficult on the border. What Trump is doing with this order is again trying to use Mexico as a scapegoat for all his problems. He figures if he can blame rising coronavirus on Mexico, it’ll distract some of his core base from realizing how utterly he failed them this year. And he’s clearly willing to do whatever it takes to do that, including barring U.S. citizens from their own country. Keep in mind, he might not have the legal authority to do it, of course, and none of this is law yet. But if it does come down, we all know what it’s for. Chicago Protests Flare Up In Chicago, a day and night of confusion on Sunday ripped up parts of the city, as protesters took to the streets after reports of a police shooting. On Monday, Chicago police said they’d arrested over 100 people, and that 13 cops had been injured during the demonstrations, which also spilled over into widespread looting. Part of the community’s fury on Sunday night was driven by mistaken rumors, that said the police had shot dead a 15-year-old boy. However, authorities claim that the police were fired upon by a 20 year old suspect, who they shot but did not kill. The suspect is reportedly in stable condition at the hospital. The suspect’s brother, however, denied that his sibling fired at the police in an interview with the Chicago Sun-Times. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the looting was quote “straight up felony criminal conduct,”and quote “an assault on our city” endquote, but it’s pretty clear that the public’s relationship with the police is so strained it could boil over at any second, which is always going to cause collateral damage. Chicago police closed down roads and streets in the business district that saw much of the looting and in downtown Chicago on Monday night as well. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: Belarus also erupted in protests after its strongman leader Aleksandr Lukashenko won a ludicrous 80 percent of the vote in a highly sketchy election and then cracked down on dissent. Lukashenko’s police have brutally attacked protesters and arrested at least 14 journalists for covering the demonstrations. NCAA football players are undergoing a remarkable organizing push under two joined campaigns, hashtag #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlay, which unite two groups of players pushing for a college football season to go ahead, but only if the schools involved commit to stringent coronavirus prevention protocol and support for the athletes involved. It’s not quite a college football players union yet, but it’s getting there. The newspaper guild members of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette voted overwhelmingly, 88-31, in favor of authorizing a strike at the paper. If the News Guild leadership signs off on it, it’ll add a huge weapon to the arsenal of a group of journalists who have been fighting their owners’ anti-union lawyers over a new contract for three and a half years. A freak storm packing 100 mile per hour winds, known as a “derecho” swept across the Midwest on Monday, snapping trees and flipping vehicles across Iowa, Indiana, Michigan and other regions, leaving several injured and thousands without power. Just a sneak peak of what climate change has in store! Aug 11, 2020 - AM Quickie HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

Two topics covered today: The recent union of the player-led #WeAreUnited and #WeWantToPlay movements and why this ultimately doesn't affect what happens to the college football season, and a lengthy check-in regarding the status of each NBA bubble team.

This week, Andrew talks with Andrew Cooper, a Cross Country/Track & Field athlete at Cal. Cooper is a leader of the #WeAreUnited movement, empowering college athletes to unite for safety reforms with an ultimate goal of creating a college football player’s association.

Join HawgSports.com publisher Trey Biddy as he discusses the latest with the Big 10's reported decision to cancel the football season, the player movements #WeWantToPlay and #WeAreUnited, the addition of Georgia and Florida to the already incredibly difficult Razorback schedule and more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reports are that the Big 10 will not play football this year. Is the SEC next in line to do away with football because of the coronavirus pandemic? We discuss. BUT, if the season is played, we break down the fortunate schedule that UGA was given by the SEC. We also discuss the #WeAreUnited movement in college football, former Bulldog golfers at the PGA, a tight end the Bulldogs landed on Monday and much more.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Nara discusses the Pac-12 football schedule release and the #WeAreUnited movement with Pac-12 Network studio host Mike Yam. They go over how the new schedule affects USC, if conference players will really opt-out of playing if their demands aren't met, and if the perception about the Pac-12 actually matches the reality about it. If you Bleav in Everything USC, you need to listen to this podcast and Fight On!

Big Ben and K Winn discuss the recent demands of the Pac-12 Football players centering around Health Safety during the Covid-19 Pandemic among other things that they believe need to be remedied. We believe we have a solution.  WST Podcast, Your West Coast Source for Sports 

Konfidence in the Klutch's Donald Nelson to discusses his thoughts on (1:30) Marlins outbreak and MLB's dilemma, (6:05) Kyrie donates money to WNBA players who opted out of season, (7:35) NBA restart a huge success (10:05) Social justice messages and stances of NBA & WNBA, (12:36) AB suspended 8 games, (14:30) CFB conference schedules and #weareunited stand from Pac 12 players, (17:55) NHL #weskate for Black Lives.   Subscribe Podbean | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS

Konfidence in the Klutch's Donald Nelson discusses his thoughts on (2:15) WCC enacts Bill Russell rule and #westandunited groups expand, (5:30) NBA campus thoughts, (17:30) MLB and Covid-19,  (20:00) 2 Chainz | Rick Ross Versuz battle reaction.   Subscribe Podbean | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS

Zach McKinnell of The Bluebloods Podcast joined us as he previews the PAC-12 conference . He gave his take on the #WeAreUnited movement , PAC-12 sleepers , players to watch, Will Oregon crash the CFP party ? and much more!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/couchcoachlive/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/couchcoachlive/support

In this episode of The Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, host Mason Kern is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman as they analyze ASU football's hot summer on the recruiting trail, the revised 10-game schedule, Pac-12 players' #WeAreUnited movement and ASU basketball's Remy Martin withdrawing from the NBA Draft and returning to school. Covered in this episode: -- ASU football recruiting and the impact of COVID-19 on the amount of commitments in the cycle -- The Sun Devils' revised 10-game schedule and season predictions -- Pac-12 players' #WeAreUnited movement and ASU's involvement -- Remy Martin's return to ASU and the impact of that decision -- ASU's basketball recruiting class and expectations for the newcomers -- Pac-12 basketball predictions and where ASU falls in the preseason standings

Intro: NCAA Football #WeAreUnitedFeature Convo: Women's EqualityMama Says: A good run...

On this week's episode of UNFAIR:Jay talks about the basketball within the NBA Bubble and how well the Phoenix Suns is currently playing. Asking the question that everyone has in the back of their minds, will there be college football in the fall. Also, will there be football in general? Lastly, going on about NFL players opting out and how the Patriots and Cam Newton got hit the hardest. Closing out talking about how the NFL Network 100 list is a load of bull mainly because the players pick them.Website:Phrozen.mePodcast: http://smarturl.it/unfairjjSocial:UNFAIR:twitter.com/PhrozenmediaFacebook.com/phrozenmedia instagram.com/unfair_sportsyoutube.com/channel/UCShLVk-hUR62uzKMhbFIe8wmedium.com/unfairJay:Twitter.com/smiznithInstagram.com/smiznithtwitch.tv/smiznithJimmy:Twitter.com/thBatMn

On this episode Kevin, Reggie, and Sterling chop it up on the #WeAreUnited movement in college football and why college athletes are now using their voices and the NCAA's response. Will sports teams cut athletes who do not follow protocols in the NFL, MLB, NBA etc? We also chop it up on celebrities and athletes, appreciation for DJ Khaled and Reggie's getting dunked on stories and much more! Rate it, review it, and give us a five-start rating! Twitter:@kevingraysports@regadetula@mynamessterlingFacebook: @ChoppinItUpPod

On Thursday's edition of The James Crepea Show on Fox Sports Eugene, James discusses Oregon opening at No. 9 in the preseason coaches poll and the ACC announcing its schedules. Ohio State opens camp and Cleveland.com's Doug Lesmerises has the latest on the Buckeyes. Suns beat reporter Duane Rankin of the Arizona Republic returns to discuss red hot Phoenix's 4-0 start in the NBA bubble. Larry Scott will talk with players from the #WeAreUnited movement tonight.

George and Ralph get in a fight about Pac-12 #WeAreUnited and #BigTenUnited demands and the likelihood the players will get what they demand. Remember when the Pac-12 was supposed to get a television/streaming deal with Apple? Now, the Pac-12 conference is considering taking a near $1 billion loan. USC is moving to all online classes. Will that affect the conferences attempt to play football in the fall. The Pac-12 Apostles is a podcast for fans who love the Pac-12 conference. George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden are committed to the honest and fair conversation about the Pac-12 conference. They talk about the good, bad, and the ugly about the Pac-12. Join them in becoming a Pac-12 Apostle by subscribing and sharing the podcast. Send your thoughts, comments, and :30 ranks to immad@unafraidshow.com. The best comments and rants will be included in the show. Visit Unafraid Show to read unapologetic articles about the conference and the teams you love. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pac-12-conference/message

On today's episode we discuss: -Our first fight. -Jack Mac....being phased out? -UConn cancelling their season, does it matter? -The Pac-12 players #WeAreUnited movement. -How many players will opt out of the 2020 season? -The new schedules across the nation. -Harvey Updyke....insane or not? 0:00: Intro 2:30: Our first fight? 17:15: News from across the nation. 1:00:50: Questions from Kayce's DMs.

In this episode, Doug discusses the first official week of the bubble, including the surprising Suns, the Clippers still sleepwalking the Lakers' limitations, and if anyone can challenge the Bucks in the East. He also gives his take on the Pac-12 athletes' #WeAreUnited demands and why he thinks the NIL debate overestimates the value of the average student athlete. College hoops analyst Rob Dauster joins the pod to talk hoop, Connecticut pizza, growing up a U Conn fan, and his path from playing hoops into sports media. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Adam, Chase, and Vinay are all in the studio together for the first time for the CU Buffs Country Podcast! Topics include: -McKinley Wright -Betty Hoover - Drew Carter (basketball and football) -#WeAreUnited - and the Buffs in the NBA bubble. Today's episode is brought to you by tenthanduni.com. Use promo code Country for 15 percent off your Buffs gear.

The show gains a new addition. Stone demands respect for Zeke Elliott and explains how college coaches are dealing with the delayed season. Pooki obsesses over Lavonte David, offers his take on the Pac-12's #WeAreUnited movement. Drew and Sandy take up for their favorite offensive linemen in the 2020 NFL Top 100 list. Sandy has low T(olerance). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/splittinuprights/support

Russillo shares his thoughts on the Lakers' loss to the Thunder on Wednesday night and on 76ers-Wizards (1:52) before talking with Bruce Feldman of Fox Sports and The Athletic about college football. The two discuss the new scheduling format for the Power Five conferences—the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC, and PAC-12—as well as the #WeAreUnited group of college players voicing their concerns, and who may or may not sit out this season (20:07). Finally, Ryen answers a listener-submitted "Life Advice" question (58:45).

In this episode, Doug discusses the first official week of the bubble, including the surprising Suns, the Clippers still sleepwalking the Lakers' limitations, and if anyone can challenge the Bucks in the East. He also gives his take on the Pac-12 athletes' #WeAreUnited demands and why he thinks the NIL debate overestimates the value of the average student athlete. College hoops analyst Rob Dauster joins the pod to talk hoop, Connecticut pizza, growing up a U Conn fan, and his path from playing hoops into sports media. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

- Pac 12 #WeAreUnited negotiations - Doug Pederson Covid case opened the door for Duce Staley for a HC job down the line? - Rodgers not a top 3 QB anymore? - NBA Bubble talk - Brett Brown holding the Sixers back? - Kris wrong about the Rockets? - What is wrong with Zion Williamson? - Mark's hot take about James Harden? Kris, Mark and Langston debate! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/run-it-back-podcast/support

Bomani and Joel Anderson of Slate discuss his story about the problems around Liberty University’s athletics program as it relates to Black athletes, including the school’s pursuit of Hugh Freeze, Ian McCaw and their plan for building the program (1:31). Plus, players from the Big Ten have now joined the Pac-12 group in demanding accountability from their respective conferences in order for them to return to the field (32:09), Gary Patterson apologizes for using the “N-word” at TCU (42:28) and a little history of the University of Houston’s football program (51:22).

In this episode, Doug discusses the first official week of the bubble, including the surprising Suns, the Clippers still sleepwalking the Lakers' limitations, and if anyone can challenge the Bucks in the East. He also gives his take on the Pac-12 athletes' #WeAreUnited demands and why he thinks the NIL debate overestimates the value of the average student athlete. College hoops analyst Rob Dauster joins the pod to talk hoop, Connecticut pizza, growing up a U Conn fan, and his path from playing hoops into sports media. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The Cousins react to the release of the new B1G schedule. They dive into the addition of Michigan St to the Husker schedule; debate the first game vs Rutgers and schedule changes with Wisconsin and Purdue. They discuss players opting out in B1G. They also debate the winners and losers of rescheduling in the B1G. Finally, they discuss the differences between #BigTenUnited vs the PAC12’s #WeAreUnited.

The Boys eulogize the late, great Wilford Brimley, who is now hocking oatmeal in heaven. Then we discuss the protests in Cottonwood Heights and the "Settle for Biden" movement which asks voters to choose "good enough" in 2020. Finally, we are joined by the Forbes.com Utah Jazz beat writer, Ben Dowsett, to discuss the NBA in the bubble, the Utah Jazz's performance, and the Pac-12's #WeAreUnited athlete campaign.

The schedule is released, our predictions, the team, the #WeAreUnited demands, will we have a season?, rating Pac12 uniforms and mascots.

It may only prove temporary, but the Pac-12 did get fans excited about the prospects of college football being played this fall with the release of its 10-game, conference-only schedule. Stuart and Brad take a look at how CU's revised schedule could play out, along with discussions of CU's Recruiting Class (Quarterback recruit finally in the fold!) and the possible impacts of the #WeAreUnited movement.

Caleb's Brother Luke joins the podcast for a second time today as they jump into NCAA Football and the PAC-12 players list of demands and the potential long term ramifications of COVID-19 on the NCAA. This Day in Sports History features Jesse Owens in the Berlin Olympics. Then in 300 Seconds of Soccer, Sean talks about the beautiful win for Arsenal in the FA Cup Final, he dives into Fulham's 2-1 victory over Brentford, and then he previews the Champions League matches this weekend. Then we feature this week's PGA Championship as we go through a list of golfers and rate them on scale of 1-10. You won't want to miss out on that. Theme music by The Riley Brothers Band. Find them at therileybrothersband.bandcamp.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Mariners fell to the Angels 5-3 on Tuesday after rookie starter Justin Dunn surrendered three runs in the first inning. A group of Pac-12 players representing the #WeareUnited movement met with officials from the California governor's office, in hopes of getting support on their list of demands surrounding health & safety protocols. Later in the hour, Keyshawn Johnson joins 710 ESPN to discuss the Jamal Adams trade and his view of the NFC West. In the Hot List... DK Metcalf and KJ Wright on the virtual offseason, training camp and their goals for this season. Plus, 49ers GM John Lynch says the Seahawks paid a high price for Adams.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Ep.9, Ahki and Sunny explore the tough topic of Black political unity internally and externally, through coalition building--using Kwame Ture's classic chapter on the subject in Black Power: The Politics of Liberation as a backdrop.  The duo also discuss #BlackAugustResistance and the #WeAreUnited campaign by Pac12 College Football Players. Link to #BlackAugustResistance feature length documentary, directed by dream hampton in 2010 - https://vimeo.com/134549172 Link to article on #BlackAugustResistance by Sundiata Cha-Jua - https://www.news-gazette.com/opinion/columns/real-talk-an-introduction-to-black-august-resistance-month/article_00b4826e-5993-5019-925e-6bc07cc84054.html Link to #WeAreUnited campaign from Pac12 College Football Players - https://www.theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles/pac-12-players-covid-19-statement-football-season

The college football team are B A C K and back with a bang! The boys kick off the new year off college football podcasting with an interview with Laney College running backs coach, K.C Adams, who recently appeared on the popular Netflix series, Last Chance U. The boys then gave their thoughts about Junior College, the series Last Chance U and then turn their attentions to the developing #WeAreUnited movement that is gathering pace out in the PAC-12 conference with players threatening to boycott the college football season unless demands for more safety measures and social justice for athletes of colour are met. It's a jam-packed episode and one that sets the bar really high for the coming year for the CFB team.

On this week’s episode we discuss recruiting, the "new" Pac-12 Schedule, #WeAreUnited, Top-5 Things to do September- November without football, and in OT Corny starts up some beef and JC has some random topics.     GO DUCKS!!  

On Tuesday's edition of The James Crepea Show on Fox Sports Eugene, James discusses how the #WeAreUnited players want the Pac-12 to act faster but that's not totally reasonable. The Big 12 goes 9+1, Washington State and Kassidy Woods are at odds and neither side handled it well. Blazers beat reporter Aaron Fentress returns to recap Portland's loss to Boston and preview its games with Houston and Denver. The NCAA punts again on fall sports, SEC revises preseason practice plans and Idaho and Colorado State have major problems.

The college football team are B A C K and back with a bang! The boys kick off the new year off college football podcasting with an interview with Laney College running backs coach, K.C Adams, who recently appeared on the popular Netflix series, Last Chance U. The boys then gave their thoughts about Junior College, the series Last Chance U and then turn their attentions to the developing #WeAreUnited movement that is gathering pace out in the PAC-12 conference with players threatening to boycott the college football season unless demands for more safety measures and social justice for athletes of colour are met. It's a jam-packed episode and one that sets the bar really high for the coming year for the CFB team.

This week, Kayla and Joshua discuss the Pac-12 Unity Group, #WeAreUnited in the Player’s Tribune. They also discuss the SEC and Pac-12 approving their schedules for the fall, and take a look at Rutgers' Covid-19 outbreak

I chose a pretty relevant topic to recent news, expect a bonus episode sometime before the next full one on the weirdness of buy games.

The Mariners have been downright enjoyable to watch for Brock & Salk--if they had a better bullpen this year, would they be competing for a playoff spot? Salk has a theory on why Kyle Seager has returned to his All Star form. Former NFL offensive lineman and PAC 12 alumni Geoff Schwartz shares his thoughts on the coalition of PAC 12 players demands...but not before he gets some shots in at Brock, being a former Oregon Duck. Finish off the episode with some Seahawks storylines and Brock's most important breakout player in 2020.

FIRST: Tigers .500 start screeches to a halt due to the Cardinals COVID-19 outbreak. Is baseball's season on the brink? SECOND: Pac-12 players say "#WeAreUnited" in sitting out the 2020 season if their list of demands are not met. THIRD: Star Minnesota Golden Gophers WR Rashod Bateman opts out of the 2020 season. FOURTH: Matt Stafford's positive COVID-19 test ruled a false positive. FITH: Spartan, Wolverine or Buckeye?

On this week's episode of Throwin' Down Jess and Lily get into some more updates on the pro sports in and out of bubbles. Later they talk the recent Player's Tribune article "#WeAreUnited," and how the NCAA has dealt with coronavirus concerns and issues of racial injustice.Listen and subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Youtube!Follow Throwin' Down!Twitter: https://twitter.com/throwin_downInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/throwin_down/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGK0QDRnDW-wBbi6jgse5lQ/featured?view_as=subscriberSHOW LESS

This week, John and Zach pause on 2020 college football preview coverage to dig into the broader situation for athletes around the country. After opening with an overview of the current state of the 2020 season, they examine the Washington Post's expose of the SEC phone call with players before breaking down the #WeAreUnited letter from Pac-12 players published by The Players Tribune. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bomani Jones dives deeper into his story about the Pac-12 players joining together under the banner #WeAreUnited in looking for safety from COVID-19, including the possibility of a boycott (1:05). He reacts to games officially picking up again for the NBA, shares why the entrance of families into the “bubble” could present some unforeseen yet hilarious issues (26:50) and why he doesn’t have a problem with players choosing to stand for the anthem (35:03). Plus, an IYHH including delays for the Postal Service (47:09) and a #StillInTheLeague NBA re-start edition (58:42). IYHH Stories @JennyJarvie takes you inside “Magic City”, and shares how a strip club operates during a pandemic: https://lat.ms/2Porqjd @MusicMesfin on the release of Beyonce’s “Black Is King”: https://bit.ly/2XrONgh @MatthewDalyWDC on the House panel calling on the new Postal Service chief to explain mail delays: https://bit.ly/3kcrhha

Even though we would normally be getting ready for fall football right now, the guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - wanted to get together to break down all the latest news and notes coming out of the Pac-12 in light of the new football schedule coming out late last week. They talk about the realities of whether or not the schedule will ever be played and also delve into the added complication by the #WeAreUnited movement formed by Pac-12 football players willing to sit out the season unless specific demands are met - ranging from the elimination of liability waivers in the wake of COVID-19, to expanded scholarships and insurance, to battling racial injustice in the wake of the killing of George Floyd, to revenue splits. It's a wide-ranging set of demands, and the guys go through it and talk about the moment being an opportune time for the conference and universities to teach real-life lessons about finances, spending, taxation, and more. Talk then turned to recruiting and the news that coveted tight end Brock Bowers from Napa, Calif. is set to choose between Washington and Georgia. Which school will it be? They also give updates on the two remaining in-state five-star targets - J.T. Tuimoloau and Emeka Egbuka, and also talk about new UW 2022 WR commit Germie Bernard, as well as where the numbers stand for both the 2021 and 2022 class. Things are tightening up!  With the hope of fall football still lingering in the air, it's a GREAT time to get on board Dawgman, and because it's 247Sports' 10-year anniversary, they are running a 50 percent off yearly subscription for the entire month of August. Or, if you want to check us out first before jumping in with both feet, you can get the first month with us for just ONE DOLLAR. To sign up, click HERE! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Dalton and Stephen get into some news and notes featuring an NHL playoff update, will MLB be able to finish its season and NCAA football conferences shortening their schedules (1:40). Next, they discuss whether or not they think the list of demands made by the Pac-12 players who formed #Weareunited and reasonable, shortly after the article was released on the Player's Tribune (28:06). Finally, they make some bold NBA predictions on how the playoffs will shake out as the league nears the end of the (semi)regular season (45:22). Thanks for listening!Twitter: @dren_sports, @BoxxStephen, @oneononesportYou can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

Titus & Tate catch you up on all the latest NBA Draft withdrawal news at the deadline, including Luka Garza’s return to Iowa. Plus, the guys share their opinions on the Pac-12 #WeAreUnited group and react to all the latest NBA action, with an update on their Bubble Breakouts.

Plenty of news and more questions coming out of the Pac-12 #WeAreUnited movement. Still a chance the Palmetto Bowl gets played? Is Clemson still planning on hosting The Citadel? Plus, Braves and MLB news, notes on the P5 and possible outcomes of today's NCAA Board of Governors meeting.-Guests Lawton Swann of Clemson Sports Talk and Gene Sapakoff

Join Dallas and Tim as they stop discussing sports statistics, but discuss a Player's Tribune statement made by Pac-12 athletes under the title #WeAreUnited. Join the conversation and disagree with Dallas like Tim does. They also discuss what it means to be follower of Christ in today's crazy world.Follow the podcast: https://twitter.com/ComfortZPodcastFollow the boys: @Dally_Rama @timothyjameslee Email us: hello@comfortzonepod.com

Podcast of Champions hosts David Woods and Ryan Abraham talk about the Pac-12 releasing its revised conference schedule with fall camp starting August 17, the first games on September 26 and the conference championship game to either December 18 or 19. The guys also discuss the Pac-12 players's #WeAreUnited movement and if there is a legitimate chance that all of the players will sit out the season if their demands on racial equality, player safety and more economic freedom and equity. Please subscribe, give the POC a five-star rating and post a review on Apple Podcasts! Sound off about Pac-12 football in our Podcast of Champions Reddit page! Send us a text or leave us a voicemail by texting or calling (424) 532-0678 or you can email us at pac12podcast@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jordan, Jonathan, and Brad discuss the nuances surrounding the #WeAreUnited Movement. They then take a deep-dive into the what fans should expect from Washington State in the upcoming season. 

8/4/2020 - Sports are BACK in full force, but first, we swapped hosts! Your Thursday hosts, Lydo and Zach, will now be your Tuesday hosts going forward. Bear with us as it took some getting used to lol. Lydo and Zach give a recap of the first weekend with both the NBA & NHL back in what was the most jammed packed sports weekend post-Covid. The guys also discuss the latest with Covid 19 in sports and highlight #WeAreUnited posted by Pac-12 football players in The Players' Tribune. Heroes of the episode: Pac-12 players and J Cole.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=30190144)

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The NFL's COVID-19 opt-out deadline is now official (Thursday at 4 p.m. ET.), Pac-12 players have made their list of demands and we'll make predictions for quarterbacks getting a fresh start in 2020. Plus, how long will The Rock's XFL actually last? Cold Open: Devin McCourty NFL Opt-Out Deadline: (4:05) Pac-12's #WeAreUnited: (16:51) Old Faces, New Places: (34:17) 'Move the Line' Betting Segment: (41:30)

On this week of UNFAIR:The NBA adds a few elements of the home arena in its restart, it feels good.PAC-12 Athletes stand up for themselves, do they have the power now?College Football players are really holding coaches accountable and exposing some not so good things in the process. Website:Phrozen.mePodcast: http://smarturl.it/unfairjjSocial:UNFAIR:twitter.com/PhrozenmediaFacebook.com/phrozenmedia instagram.com/unfair_sportsyoutube.com/channel/UCShLVk-hUR62uzKMhbFIe8wmedium.com/unfairJay:Twitter.com/smiznithInstagram.com/smiznithtwitch.tv/smiznithJimmy:Twitter.com/thBatMn

Peristyle Podcast hosts Dan Weber, Keely Eure and Ryan Abraham are back talking about California's pandemic restrictions on gathering in groups and how it could derail USC and the other California programs ability to host fall camp later this month. The crew also talks about the newly released and revised USC football schedule that opens with the Trojans facing the Bruins and ends with a home game against the Washington Huskies plus the #WeAreUnited movement. Please review, rate and subscribe to the Peristyle Podcast on Apple Podcasts! Make sure you check out USCFootball.com for complete coverage of this USC Trojan football team.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are back! The CFBE crew discuss the latest college football developments: New Scheduling, #Weareunited, and paying athletes. Enjoy this episode and subscribe for future episodes.

A roundtable discussion regarding the Pac-12 players seeking change in college football. First, detailing the demands of the #WeAreUnited Statement (2:30), where coaches fit in the tension between players and the system (11:45) and the spotlight that's been turned on the revenue distribution in college football (18:25). Then, what we can glean from Nick Rolovich's reaction to the player movement (34:00) and the SEC players voicing their concern about health and safety in the 2020 season (42:30).  Cover 3' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow our hosts on Twitter: @Chip_Patterson, @bartonsimmons, @TomFornelli For more college football coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joel Anderson, Stefan Fatsis, and Josh Levin talk about the NBA’s strong restart and Major League Baseball’s disastrous season. They’re also joined by UCLA’s Otito Ogbonnia and Elisha Guidry for a conversation about the #WeAreUnited movement. Finally, they discuss Joel’s piece about Liberty University’s attempt to become a sports powerhouse—and why Black athletes have started leaving the school. NBA and MLB (02:43): What the NBA is doing right and what baseball is doing wrong. #WeAreUnited (22:46): How Pac-12 football players came together, and what reforms they want to see in college sports. Liberty (45:34): Can Jerry Falwell Jr.’s school overcome its racist past and present to become a college sports juggernaut? Afterball (01:05:08): Stefan on the Seattle Sockeyes’ romance novel roots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the final hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick gets more into the some of the Pac 12 players having certain demands met before they play this year. Next, we talk Iowa Athletics with Scott Dochterman of The Athletic. Then some slight momentum gained for producer TJ eating a 3 week old burrito from the fridge. We finish the show with What's on Tap.

Sean O'Connell(Sirius XM Pac-12 Today) joins The Drive to talk Pac-12 football schedule, Utah's potential in 2020, the thin LB position, ability to finish season, the We Are United player demands + more:

On this episode of the Peristyle Podcast Coach Harvey Hyde talks with host Ryan Abraham about the revised Pac-12 football schedule where USC opens the season at the Rose Bowl against archrival UCLA. The guys also discuss the player’s #WeAreUnited movement that could potentially shut down college football in the Pac-12. Please review, rate and subscribe to the Peristyle Podcast on Apple Podcasts! Make sure you check out USCFootball.com for complete coverage of this USC Trojan football team.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Henry Chisholm gives a recap of a group of Pac-12 athletes' decision to boycott the 2020 season unless the conference makes substantial changes.

Jonas and Brady explain why they don't blame NFL players for deciding to opt out of the season for safety or financial reasons. Brady is heated and goes off on the PAC-12 players who are threatening to hold out and put together the #WeAreUnited piece on The Player's Tribune that makes a number of aggressive demands from the conference plus Antonio Brown gets his wish for clarification when the league said he'll be suspended 8 games. That and much more including a weekly visit from Live Bet Jesus, Headline or Lie and Over/Under's. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joel Anderson, Stefan Fatsis, and Josh Levin talk about the NBA’s strong restart and Major League Baseball’s disastrous season. They’re also joined by UCLA’s Otito Ogbonnia and Elisha Guidry for a conversation about the #WeAreUnited movement. Finally, they discuss Joel’s piece about Liberty University’s attempt to become a sports powerhouse—and why Black athletes have started leaving the school. NBA and MLB (02:42): What the NBA is doing right and what baseball is doing wrong. #WeAreUnited (22:46): How Pac-12 football players came together, and what reforms they want to see in college sports. Liberty (45:34): Can Jerry Falwell Jr.’s school overcome its racist past and present to become a college sports juggernaut? Afterball (01:05:07): Stefan on the Seattle Sockeyes’ romance novel roots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we cover the WeAreUnited movement starting in the Pac-12, Forbes Next 1000, and what this all means to you!

Kenny discusses the #WeAreUnited open letter in The Players Tribune by Pac-12 athletes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

West Coast College Football joins 12 Pac Radio to breakdown the #WeAreUnited letter and the 17 requests made by Pac-12 players. Plus, news emerging out of Washington State and nominating Pac-12 tight ends for our preseason All Pac-12 Team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys are back! This week they discuss the Pac12 schedule release and the #WeAreUnited athlete movement's potential impact on College Football, the return of NBA and MLB seasons, and preview a new upcoming bracket challenge they came up with that anyone who's been to Pullman wont want to miss --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app