Podcasts about Wildcat

The guys are back for another week to talk about the previous Raid Day, Portland/São Paulo Regionals, and if they got any cups from Kung Fu Tea.Check out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713KingOwlexanderhttps://www.twitch.tv/kingowlexanderGracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zambezi Zinger 2 is nearly complete and looks BALLER. The boys discuss how good she will ride as well as SDC and CGA's announcements, All American Triple Loop, Wildcat's Revenge and so much more in this weeks episode!

Jenna is joined by Northwestern senior, first ever Rawlings Gold Glove Award as a catcher, 2022 Johnny Bench Award winner and Softball America Defensive Player of the Year, Big Ten Conference champion, and WPF draftee, Jordyn Rudd! They talk about catching, the bullpen, the Drohan twins, B1G softball, playing through weather, Wildcat alumni, managing failure and success, being drafted by USSSA Pride, family, her fiance's proposal at the field, and more. 00:00:00-00:06:39 Intro/Covering Our Bases 00:06:39-00:59:03 Interview 00:59:03-01:01:44 Foul Tip of the Week/Outro Twitter: @BleavInSoftball Instagram: @bleavinsoftball

Hour 1 - We kick off another Sports Daily Thursday with GoPowercat.com's Tim Fitzgerald.  Plenty of 'Cats talk with NIL and the transfer portal affecting football and basketball at KSU.

In this episode, we talk GO Fest 2023, the new Community Day announcement, and what breakfast food might have to go! Want a free Global GO Fest ticket? Listen in for more details!Check out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713KingOwlexanderhttps://www.twitch.tv/kingowlexanderGracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jason Scheer joined DJ & PK to take a look at the Arizona Wildcats and tlak about conference realignment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 - Movement continues in the college basketball offseason.  We have a new Wildcat and plenty more basketball talk on Sports Daily with Jacob and Tommy.

The draft talk continues on Sports Daily with a look at the end of the first round and the Chiefs pick of K-State defensive end Felix Anudike-Uzomah.

Tommy Lloyd got a much-needed win when 2024 five-star recruit Carter Bryant committed to play for the Arizona Wildcats. GOAZCATS.com senior editor Matt Moreno tells us what Wildcat fans should expect from him, and whether fans should be concerned about the lack of commits for 2023. Plus, women's basketball, baseball and softball talk, and our thoughts on the chaos in Colorado with Deion Sanders.

5-star recruit Carter Bryant is heading to Tucson for the 2024-25 season. Azuolas Tubelis and Pelle Larsson test the draft waters.

There's some new formats in Pokemon Plays that flew under the NA radar but we've found them just for you! Astro is back from vacation, Dinho has to build something, and Wildcat is having a Drilbur drought. Check out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713KingOwlexanderhttps://www.twitch.tv/kingowlexanderGracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Kurtz and Cole Manbeck sit down with former Kansas State running back Deuce Vaughn to talk about what he's experienced so far in his pre-NFL Draft process and talk about some of his favorite moments as a Wildcat and from his time in Manhattan. — The best Kansas City sports coverage in one place. Download our app now! Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kcsn/id6443568374 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kcsn&hl=en — Order the 2023 KCSN Draft Guide NOW! https://draftguide.gumroad.com/l/kcsn23/ — Visit trolleyrun.org, Use code KCSN and get a few bucks off your registration. That's trolleyrun.org! — Download the DraftKings Sportsbook App NOW and sign up with promo code KCSN! https://apps.apple.com/us/app/draftkings-sportsbook-casino/id1375031369 — Subscribe to the KCSN Daily substack for film reviews, exclusive podcasts, KC Draft guide, discounts and access, giveaways, merch drops and more at https://kcsn.substack.com/subscribe — You can look good while supporting the network by copping some NEW KCSN merch in collaboration with our friends at Charlie Hustle. https://www.charliehustle.com/collections/kc-sports-network  FOLLOW US ON: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/KCSportsNetwork Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kcsports.network/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/KCSportsNetwork Substack - https://kcsn.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

HomeSliceHenry is one of the largest GBL content creators for Pokemon Go! His claim to fame is his incredible skills at battling while showcasing unique and spicy Pokemon on his videos and streams! You can find HomeSliceHenry:@HomeSliceHenryhttps://www.youtube.com/@homeslicehenryYou can find SosaFlo:@SosaFlo1twitch.tv/pokebattlenetwork1If you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hour 1 - We kick off a Thursday in style, checking in with GoPowercat.com's Tim Fitzgerald.

On this episode of the Out The Box Podcast, James and John break down LSU's series win over the Kentucky Wildcats at The Box. We then get to LSU's first midweek loos of the season at the hands of the University of Louisiana Lafayette Rajun Cajuns. We look ahead to this weekend as LSU heads to Oxford to face the defending national champion Ole Miss Rebels. Finally, we wrap up the show talking LSU Gymnastics finish at the national championship, LSU basketball commitments, and more!Gambling Problem? Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY),If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referralservices can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537 (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MD/MI/NH /NJ/ NY/OH/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply.Bonus bets (void in NH/OR): Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 bet.Promo code req. $200 issued as eight (8) $25 bonus bets. Bonus bets are non-cashable and cannot be withdrawn. Bonus bets must be wagered 1x and stake is not included in any returns or winnings. Bonus Bets expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. Promotional offer period ends 3/19/23 at 11:59 PM ET. See terms atsportsbook.draftkings.com/basketballtermsNo Sweat Bet (Void in OR): Valid 1 offer per customer. Opt in req. Valid only on college basketball bets 3/13/23 - 3/19/23. First bet after opting in must lose. Paid as one (1) bonus bet based on amount of initial losing bet. Max $10 bonus bet awarded. Bonus bets expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. See terms atsportsbook.draftkings.com/basketballterms.

Spring is in the air and we're being swarmed by bothersome Wasps!   First, the Golden Wasp, who caused problems for Spy Smasher in issue 7 of his own comic!   Then Wildcat's recurring foe, the Yellow Wasp, who plagued our favourite feline boxer in Sensation Comics 20, 25 and 66.   Over to Quality Comics next where Quicksilver A.K.A. Max Mercury encountered another Wasp in National Comics 67.   Finally, we end our tales of Wasps with a MODERN COMIC as the Yellow Wasp returns to confront Wildcat and Green Arrow in the Green Arrow 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular!   Don't miss it!   Email us at theearth2podcast@gmail.com Facebook www.facebook.com/theearth2podcast Instagram www.instagram.com/theearth2podcast Twitter www.twitter.com/podcast_earth2 Leave us a Voicemail at www.speakpipe.com/theearth2podcast   #dccomics #dccomicspodcast #dcmultiverse #Multiverse #Wasp #TheWasp #SpySmasher #Wildcat #TedGrant #Quicksilver #MaxMercury #Flash #TheFlash #GreenArrow #Black Canary #comics #podcast #TomTaylor #NicolaScott

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on April 20th, 2023. You can hear more reports on our homepage radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Presenter: Joshua WorthProducer: Kris Boswell

This week, we are joined by a very special guest, MagicMayson! The regional champ gets to dive in on some of his strategies and thought processes!@MagicMaysonTwitch.tv/magicmaysonCheck out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713KingOwlexanderhttps://www.twitch.tv/kingowlexanderGracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An all new Random Ass News episode, that is full of hilarious random stories from around the U.S.. We have arrests for being a tofu lover, attacked/whipped with slim jims, assault with a avocado, and a wildcat high off cociane!

On this episode of the In the Club Podcast by Club Colors, we speak with Katie Vogel, the Licensing Manager for Creative and Digital Works at the University of New Hampshire. In her role, Katie ensures that she protects the copyrights and trademarks of the University of New Hampshire. She also ensures that the brand is being managed with fidelity and is appealing to a vast group of stakeholders.With a brand vision to make opportunities accessible to everyone, the school releases marketing materials that embody the journey to becoming a Wildcat. Katie emphasizes the importance of communicating this vision outward to the campus community and alumni, making sure that the brand guidelines are publicly available.As always, stick around as Katie shares her best advice on seeking mentorship, as well as answers questions on active listening and the top 3 people she would collaborate with on this episode's Hot Iron with JMo!HIGHLIGHT QUOTESKatie's advice on mentorship and active listening - Katie: "Choose your mentor wisely and make sure you're always actively listening. And with the active listening part, people show their colors, they show their true identities if you just spend time actively listening to them. You're able to be able to piece out their values."The perspective education teaches increases chances of success - Katie: "I think one is exposing you the student to different perspectives and that's what a true education is. It's not supposed to be talking at you. It's supposed to be collaboration and understanding what everybody is bringing, bringing their experiences, and looking at it through different lenses."Connect with Katie in the links below:LinkedIn | WebsiteIf you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast by Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!

The Cats are set to wrap up spring football!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Some time now has passed since the nerf to Remote Raids has taken effect. The guys talk about how it impacted their play, how the Sunday Elite Raids went, and why no one can remember what Evo Cup team they ran was two seasons ago!Our Getting Good Series is live on YouTube! Click the link to check it out.Getting Good Episode 1Check out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713GracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on the Logan Blackman Show we go over some of the most recent topics surrounding the 2023 NFL Draft, deciding whether or not those topics hold any truth or if it's just smoke spread out by teams and reporters. With that, we take a look at the recent debate surrounding former Kentucky quarterback Will Levis and try to figure out where he could end up in the draft. With the Raiders and Titans being linked with a trade-up with the Cardinals to three, we discuss if they could take the former Wildcat over Florida's Anthony Richardson, should a trade take place. We then try our hand at naming every SEC quarterback that has been drafted since 2000, with some being more difficult than others. We also go over the recent topic of how many wide receivers will go in the first round, discussing who could/should be taken with a premium pick and which teams could end up taking them. Finally, we have the return of TLBS v Chris Simms, comparing and contrasting some of his recent prospect rankings to my own, figuring out where we're similar and where we disagree. Enjoy the show!

Last time we spoke about the disastrous first Arakan campaign and the Pacific Military conference of 1943. Yes Mr. Irwin had royally messed up the Arakan offensive, so much so it was gradually bringing his bitter rival General Slim into the mix. While Irwin failed, Slim gradually was placed in operation control and would soon unleash a box strategy against General Koga's forces in Burma. On the planning front, the war between MacArthur and King raged on, but compromises were finally hashed out. The July 2 directive, became the Elkton plan which in turn would evolve into Operation Cartwheel. The allies were learning how to play nice together in the Pacific at last. MacArthur was gradually shifting the war towards his own personal goals. However while all of this was going on, the Japanese were also forming their own plans, which would soon be unleashed. This episode is the Operation I-GO Welcome to the Pacific War Podcast Week by Week, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about world war two? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on world war two and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel you can find a few videos all the way from the Opium Wars of the 1800's until the end of the Pacific War in 1945.  It is April of 1943, a year ago, the Empire of the Rising sun stood proud and victorious over the Pacific. The Japanese had taken Malaya, the Philippines, the Dutch East Indies, Burma and pretty much anywhere they went, victory was at hand. Yet as Admiral Yamamoto moved his flag from super battleship Yamato to the Musashi, he looked quite withered down. The past 14 months since the great raid on Pearl Harbor had aged him considerably. His close-cropped hair had turned almost entirely gray and his eyes looked discolored. It was rare to see him leave his quarters and whenever he did it was quite briefly, usually him waving his hat in the air as a departing sign to a squadron of aircraft. Rarely did he join his fellow staff officers for a game of ring-toss on deck. In a letter he wrote at the end of January of 1943 he asserted he only set foot ashore 4 times since the previous august, only to check in on the sick or wounded men at the hospitals or to attend funerals. Critics of Yamamoto would claim he actually made considerable amounts of visits to the “naval restaurant” on an island in the lagoon. This “naval restaurant” was actually a well-known brothel near Yokosuka Naval base in Tokyo Bay. The commander in chief seemed resigned to his fate. When he was asked in October of 1942 what he would do after Japan won the war he replied “I imagine I'll be packed off either to the guillotine or to set Helena”. On most occasions he would openly declare he did not believe he would live through the war. Yamamoto mourned the loss of so many IJN officers and sailors and was especially saddened by the loss of the commanders who refused to leave their doomed ships. Yamamoto had actually campaigned to reform the principle that a captain could and should honorably survive the destruction of his ship, but it was to little avail. The belief was so hard-wired into the Japanese naval officer corps.  Yamamoto knew Japan was staggering towards a catastrophic defeat, but he could not openly say it to those around him. He had tossed everything he could to thwart the war in the first place, warning everyone of the great industrial power of America that would gradually overwhelm Japan. His operation against Midway in june of 1942 was a major gambit aimed at forcing a decisive victory to bring the Americans closer to the negotiating table. The utter failure at Midway had ensured the war would be prolonged, it would become a war of attrition and one that Japan could not hope to win. On the morning of April 3rd, 1943 Admirals Yamamoto and Ugaki accompanied by more than a dozen officers of the combined fleet staff boarded two Kawanishi flying boats enroute for Rabaul. The battles of Guadalcanal and Buna-Gona-Sanananda were extremely heavy setbacks to Yamamoto's plans of extending the defensive perimeter towards the east of Australia so it could be strangled of supplies. The disaster that occurred at the battle of the Bismarck Sea showcased how vulnerable their shipping lanes were. The state of their land-based aviation was abysmal, it failed to protect the convey sent to Lae resulting in the terrible loss. As Commander Toshikazu Ohmae stated “The land-based air groups at Rabaul were not effective, largely because there were only a few experienced pilots in them.  Vice-Admiral Ugaki was even harsher, adding “We cannot expect much of the land-based air force partly because of a passive atmosphere among them.”  Admiral Kusaka's 11th air fleet had suffered tremendous losses from a series of serious ongoing issues, but two were of vital importance; 1) the poor health and low morale of those at Rabaul. Men were succumbed to widespread diseases, such as malaria and chronic diarrhea. And 2) the terrible situation when it came to replacing men such as their valuable veterans. As Yamamoto put it “They used to say that one ‘Zero' fighter could take on five to ten American aircraft, but that was at the beginning of the war. Since losing so many good pilots at Midway we've had difficulty in replacing them. Even now, they still say that one ‘Zero' can take on two enemy planes, but the enemy's replacement rate is three times ours; the gap between our strengths is increasing every day, and to be honest things are looking black for us now.” The new recruits were unfamiliar with the aircraft employed by Kusaka's command, requiring to be re-trained upon their arrival to Rabaul. Without their veteran pilots to train these men the task took longer and resulted in less capable pilots and crews. The replacement issue for aircrews was a fleet-wide issue forcing the IJN to shorten their training syllabus for commissioned and enlisted pilots by 2 months. To achieve this reduction, the amount of instructional time devoted to skill areas like tactics, gunnery and formation flying were reduced or in some cases even eliminated. The veterans who began the war in a third position of a 3-plane sector and were still alive now took upon the role of shotai or chutai leadership. Shotai leaders were responsible for flights of 3 aircraft and Chutai leaders were responsible for 9 aircraft or better said 3 shotai. However many of these men did not really have the necessary experience to assume such responsibilities. On March 25th a directive was established to quote “create a superior and impregnable strategic position”. In other words, Tokyo was demanding the Army and Navy come up with a plan to stop the allies southern offensive. Tokyo wanted the two services to actually work together so they could defend the precious gains they had made in the early part of the war, like their holdings in New Guinea which were currently being hammered upon by MacArthur's forces. To implement the new directive, General Imamura summoned a conference on Rabaul for April 12th. Commanders of the 17th and 19th armies, the 6th air division would be in attendance. During the conference it was decided General Hyakutakes 17th Army would take on the responsibility for defending the northern solomons in coordination with the Navy. They would also have to help assist the navy who was expecting allies attacks directed at the central solomons. General Adachi's 18th army was given responsibility to defend Lai-Salamaua, but because of the shipping lane crisis this would have to be done mostly via land routes. They were going to establish a major overland and coastal supply route linking Madang and Western New Britain to the Lae area to aid this. Furthermore naval and air bases would be built up in eastern New Guinea to aid Lt General Itahana Giichi's 6th air division to operation in the region. Despite all these grand plans, American air power was already making Tokyo express runs to places like Finschhafen impossible. The Japanese war effort in New Guinea was gradually being torn apart by constant air raids. Therefore, the only way to get men and supplies to places like Lae would be using the ever glamorous submarine or barge methodology. Now that is all for the Imperial Japanese army boys planning session, but what about Yamamoto and the Naval gang. By the time of the conference, MacArthur's efforts in New Guinea had basically ruined Yamamoto's expansionist strategies. A complete strategic rethink was now necessary. Yamamoto was quartered in a cottage high on a hill behind the town of Rabaul. He spent the following week inspecting airfields and other military installations, meeting with the local army and naval commanders all around New Britain. As was typical of him, he bid good luck to the departing air squadrons, with his usual wave of his hat. Yamamoto set to work creating a new offensive directive erected as part of the March 25th plan. The IJN planned for an air campaign against allied positions in New Guinea and the Solomons. The 11th air fleet, on its lonesome would not able to mount an effective strike, thus Yamamoto called upon the 3rd fleet to augment them.  Admiral Ozawa who led the 3rd fleet voiced opposition to this, not wanting his precious elite units to be squandered. But he eventually gave in and provided aircraft carriers and agreed to supervise plans for the new operation. At the same time it was decided that Yamamoto and Ozawa would shift their headquarters temporarily to Rabaul, this would prove to be a fateful mistake on his part. You see him doing so was announced using a radio message. His operations officer Commander Yasuji Watanabe would go on the record complaining that the information about Yamamoto's visit to the Ballalae Airfield should had been done by courier and not by radio, but the communications officer replied “this code only went into effect on april 1st and cannot be broken”. It would be broken, but more about that later. Now the Zuikaku, Zuiho, Junyo and Hiyo would toss up 160 aircraft: 54 Vals, 45 Kates and 96 Zeros to augment the 155 aircraft of Admiral Kusaka pushing them to a strength of over 350 aircraft. The aircraft were dispersed to multiple airfields such as Buka and Kahili on Bougainville and Ballale in the Shortlands.   Now before Yamamoto and his team launched their new offensive, Admiral Kusaka decided to do a preliminary fighter sweep down the Slot on April 1st. He hoped to draw out large portions of the allied airpower on Guadalcanal to soften them up. Kusaka launched a first wave of 32 and second wave of 25 Zeros which intercepted 42 fighters of Admiral Mason's ComAirSols command. The allied force consisted mostly of Wildcats, some P-38's and a few new F4U Corsairs. They were intercepted over the Russell Islands causing a giant melee of dog flights lasting over 3 hours. The Americans had home field advantage over the Japanese, managing to shoot down 9 Zero's at the cost of 5 Wildcats and a Corsair. It was not exactly a promising start for the Japanese. As usual both sides of the air battle submitted exaggerated reports. The Americans claimed to have taken down 18 Zeros and the Japanese claimed to have downed 47 American fighters. So yeah the Japanese claimed to have shot down more aircraft than they even encountered haha. Now it was on April the 3rd when Yamamoto and his staff arrived in Rabaul and he personally took command of the upcoming operation alongside Admirals Ozawa and Kusaka. Now Yamamoto had accurately anticipated the allied advance into the solomons and New Guinea would focus on the subjugation of Rabaul. Within five days of the battle of Guadalcanal being officially declared on February 9th of 1942, Lt General Kenney had authorized a plan to take down Rabaul. This plan commence on the night of February 14th with a bombing raid consisting of 12 B-29's from the 63rd bomb squadron. They targeted the fuel dumps and munitions. A second wave of 10 B-29's from the 65th bomb squadron came in dropping incendiaries upon the town of Rabaul. The Japanese had managed no fighter interceptions. Yamamoto had further predicted the allies would launch a double-pronged advance through New Guinea and the northern Solomon islands. To meet this advance he had set up a ring of airfields around Rabaul. His visit to Ballalae airfield was part of developing the rings and it would be his death sentence in the end. The result of these plans led to a triangular combat zone with Port Moresby on its west point, Guadalcanal at its east and Rabaul as its northern apex.  Yamamoto knew the US forces would advance under the cover of air superiority which in turn depending upon their ability to build forward airfields. In anticipation of his Yamamoto had as we mentioned gathered a massive build up of aircraft with the intent to hammer the allies ability to supply materials and build further airfields. The battle for Henderson field on Guadalcanal was the first of these contests and many would follow. Yamamoto hoped the shorter lines of supply from airfields closer to Rabaul would give them an advantage over the Americans, but despite all the claims of great air victories, Yamamoto's personal tour was revealing the opposite. In fact, as Yamamoto used the post-guadalcanal lull in action to bolster his defenses for a anticipated battle ahead, Halsey had likewise prepared his forces for their advance into the central and northern solomons.  Halsey would have a number of new toys to play with such as the Chance Vought F4U Corsair and Grumman F6F Hellcat. 4 new airbases were built upon Guadalcanal and during march of 1943 allied bombers made sporadic attacks on the Japanese airfields at Ballalae, Kahili, Shortland Island and Munda. On top of that large scale reconnaissance efforts were made to get a good picture of the Japanese build up of their airfields. When reconnaissance found out the Japanese were developing a seaplane off southern bougainville, the Japanese launched a dawn fighter attack on March 28th. Led by Captain Lanphier of the 70th squadron, 6 P-38's destroyed 8 Japanese seaplanes. Now after a week of sporadic bombing raids from both sides, allies watchers on the New Guinea coast indicated a major offensive was afoot.  Yamamoto's grand air campaign was codenamed operation I-GO with attack day X set for april 5th. The first target was to be guadalcanal, but bad weather forced a postponement of 2 days. Japanese reconnaissance since March 25th had indicated the allies had roughly 300 aircraft on the island, alongside transports, cargo ships, warships and other goodies going between Lunga Point and Tulagi. In the early hours of April the 7th, Yamamoto unleashed a massive strike force consisting of over 224 planes, the largest striking force since the attack on Pearl Harbor. 67 Vals and 157 Zeros were enroute to smash Guadalcanal. But the allies enjoyed great intelligence and received several warnings of the impending offensive. The coastwatchers were hard at work transmitting their sightings. Rear-Admiral Marc Mitscher , the new commander of AirSols scrambled 76 fighters consisting of Wildcats, Lightnings, Airacobras and Kittyhawks from Hendersonfield, Milne Bay and other outlying airfields. Despite the prior warnings, the allied scramble was rather disorderly and to make matters worse the Japanese cleverly split up their attack force into 4 groups to confuse the allied radar systems. 4 squadrons of Vals were preceded by 2 sweeps of Zeros which were intercepted by 3 squadrons of Wildcats. Marine 1st Lt James E Sweet of the VMF-221 was credited with shooting down7 Vals and possibly an 8th using his Wildcat. His aircraft was badly mauled during the combat forcing him to make a water landing outside Tulagi harbor. He would be awarded the Medal of Honor for this great feat.  Despite valiant efforts made by the allies, the Vals laid havoc to the Tulagi anchorage. The destroyer USS Aaron Ward, New Zealander corvette Moa and US tanker Kanawha were sunk. THe crews over in Henderson field were fortunate as it was not hit too hard as the dog fights broke up the Japanese Vals and Zeros who were forced back towards Bougainville. For their efforts the Japanese lost 12 zerosand 12 vals. The Japanese pilots claimed to have downed 41 allies aircraft, which turned out to be 7 Wildcats and 12 major warships which were the 3 previously mentioned. With what seemed to be a large success for operation X, Yamamoto felt confident and decided to launch operation Y of I-GO. While operation X of I-GO was directed at Guadalcanal, operation Y would hit New Guinea. On april 11, 27 Vals and 73 Zeros departed Rabaul to hit Oro Bay which was adjacent to the rapidly expanding airdrome complex at Dobodura. The allies scrambled 50 aircraft consisting of Lightning and Warhawks of the 7th, 8th and 9th squadrons. The vals managed to sink a US cargo ship, heavily damaging a transport and an Australian minesweeper. The next day Yamamoto traveled to Vanukanau airdrome to personally send off another strike and announced he would do a tour of the forward bases of Buin, Ballale and Shortland island. The signal was picked up by allied listening posts. Cryptanalysts at Station Hypo led by Joseph Rocherfort decrypted the message and pronounced it a jackpot. The message referred to Yamamoto was easily deduced, and the geographic designators for Rabaul, Ballale and Buin were easily extracted. Better than that the message contained the specific information that Yamamoto would be traveling on a medium bomber escorted by 6 fighters, and would arrive at RYZ at 8am. This would put Yamamoto's aircraft over the southern end of Bougainville on the morning of the 18th, a location just within the fighter range of Henderson Field. I will not be speaking anymore of this as it will be discussed in depth in a future episode, just a tease I know. At Vanukanau Yamamoto presented himself in his crisp white uniform, waving his hat to the crews of 43 Bettys followed up shortly by 65 Zeros. A second group of 66 Zeros assisted the raid to perform a sweep, leaving a combined total of 174 aircraft. They flew in two large formations with an initial course direction going towards Milne Bay. Allied radar picked them up prompting General Kenney to scramble every fighter had in the area. However the course the Japanese took was a feint and without warning they broke out going across the Owen Stanley range enroute for Port Moresby. 44 allied fighters were able to intercept them, but many of the bombers managed to get past them. The bombers hit the airstrips, damaged installations alongside 15 grounded aircraft. The Japanese would claim sinking a transport anchored in the harbor and the destruction of 28 enemy planes in the sky, though only two P-39's were shot down at the cost of 2 Zeros and 7 Bettys.  On april the 14th, Yamamoto again personally waved off another attack, this time targeting Milne Bay. 23 vals and 75 Zeros were launched from carriers Hiyo and Junyo joined by 54 fighters and 44 Bettys from the 11th air fleet for a total of 196 aircraft. Here the Japanese scored some luck, because as a result of the air raid against Port Moresby the allies had actually rerouting most of their shipping to Milne Bay. The allies scrambled 44 fighters, 36 Kittyhawks from Milne Bay and 8 lightnings from Dobodura to intercept them. Despite the efforts of the allied airmen, Japanese bombers broke through making their way to Milne Bay in several waves. The high level bombers dropped at least 100 bombs over the anchorage, while the dive bombers attacked the allied shipping. The Dutch troop transport Van Heemskerk was forced to beach itself after suffering several hits lighting her ablaze; the British cargo ship Gorgon was also hit many times and lit on fire; the Dutch transport Van Outhoorn and Australian minesweepers Wagga and Kapunda were damaged by near misses. In the battle in the sky one Kittyhawk was shot down, 4 p-40's were severely damaged and 1 lightning was forced to make a crash landing. The Japanese claimed to have sunk 3 large and 1 medium transport, heavily damaged 6 transports and shot down 44 aircraft. During the air battle one Lt Richard Bong was starting to make a name for himself having shot down a pair of Betty's. He would earn a lot of attention from General Kenney who described him “as a little blonde-haired Norwegian boy. Best watch the boy Bong”.The Japanese claims was so incredible, upon hearing of it Emperor Hirohito sent a message stating “please convey my satisfaction to the commander in chief, combined fleet, and tell him to enlarge the war result more than ever”. To contrast this, General Kenney made some remarks about the intense air raids “the way yamamoto had failed to take advantage of his superiority in numbers and position since the first couple of month of the war was a disgrace to the airman's profession”. The reason he had this scathing remark was because apart from the rare exception of mass attacks, the Japanese attacks were marked by their use of aircraft in Penny-packets. What Kenny did not know was how the IJN's air forces were being hampered heavily by logistical issues. Their inability at this time was a result of lack of experienced aviation engineers, ground crews, adequate airfield facilities and airfield equipment. They simply were not the same aviation force that had hit Pearl Harbor, the spear had been heavily blunted. Yamamoto planned to perform another fighter sweep of the 16th, but reconnaissance flights failed to turn up adequate targets on New Guinea's northeast coastline.  On April the 17th, Yamamoto's chief of staff, Vice-Admiral Ugaki Matome held a conference to review the lessons learned from their air offensive. The staff were reluctant to admit a startling and horrifying truth. Hundreds of aviators had been burnt to a crisp because the aircraft engineers messed up installing the protected fuel tanks. This led to countless aircraft catching fire from minor hits, even tracer rounds. When Japanese aircraft saw they were on fire, they assumed they had been scored a fatale hit from the enemy, though in most cases their aircraft were minorly damaged. Many of the pilots in these situations chose to kamikaze their aircraft. Thus Operation I-Go was finished, but despite all the unrealistic exaggerated reports from the Japanese pilots, the entire operation only really amounted to setting back the American operations in the Solomons for about 10 days. While the Japanese believed they had inflicted tremendous damage, in reality the only real insignificance for the allies was to postpone some bombing raids and minelaying activity. The most significant consequence of operation I-Go would actually end up being Admiral Yamamoto's decision to personally carry out a tour of the forward airbases, as he tried to raise morale for the men like he had done at Rabaual. This would have a very dire effect on the future of the Empire.   I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. Operation I-Go was quite the lackluster offensive, despite what the Japanese pilots were claiming to their leadership. The leadership likewise believed the claims or were unwilling to see the truth of the matter. They had only accosted the allies about 10 days in the solomons.

Yup! Another long one for your listening pleasure! This week we have an in-depth debate about the recent announcement regarding the Remote Raids. Each of us plays the game different from the other and have a variety of opinions on the matter. Our hope is that you can listen to each of our thoughts and understand where we are coming from. We don't have to agree on everything, but we can all still be respectful!Article from EuroGamerOur Getting Good Series is live on YouTube! Click the link to check it out.Getting Good Episode 1Check out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713GracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michigan big man Hunter Dickinson entered the transfer portal over the weekend and will be one of the most sought after players this offseason. He scored 18.5 points this past season, stands 7'1, would provide rim protection, oh and by the way: knocks down 3s at a career 36% clip including 42.1% last season. Host Isaac Schade lays out reasons he would and would not fit with Carolina, and in particular, Armando Bacot in the frontcourt. Could he form another big three with Bacot and RJ Davis? What would it mean for Jalen Washington's role? The Tar Heels need front court help, and this would provide that in a massive way. Ian Jackson and Elliot Cadeau both provided some updates in their reclassification rumors over the weekend. Both still project to stay in 2024 although are doing things and having conversations that would allow the move to happen if decided upon. The rumor mill was swirling about Villanova's Justin Moore to UNC, but it was not to be as the Wildcat will stay home for his 5th and final season. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

Hear from Weber State junior Grant Sands in this Wildcat All In interview! Grant talks in length about what happened in the game at Montana State last year. He explains his emotions during the game and his feelings and experiences after the game. He also talks about the support of his teammates and coaches, his faith, and how he has grown. Grant also shares his experiences growing up in Arizona, working in Marketing and Promotions at Weber State, plans after football, golf, food, and much more!

A special episode with a special guest! Returning to the show is our friend Greg! Find Greg:@Whitewinghttp://vre.show/https://twitter.com/pkmncastGreg's PlaylistCheck out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713GracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode, host Easton Freeze & producer JT dive into: The Warmup Why Titans fans need to be patient with their desire for offensive weapons and judge the roster in August (8:30) Offseason Roundup GM Ran Carthon & HC Mike Vrabel speak to the media in Arizona at the annual NFL Owners Meetings (19:29) The Will Levis hate has completely jumped the shark, and Easton works to bring us back down to earth on the former Wildcat (31:31) Lamar Jackson releases a farewell letter to his Baltimore fans, revealing he requested a trade... 3 weeks ago. the media fallout has been as expected, but has anything really changed? Should the Titans be interested? (38:50) Sum It Up Easton does his best to sum up moves from around the league in as few words as possible (43:14) Tips? Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions? Email the show here: easton@broadwaysportsmedia.com Subscribe to The Hot Read Podcast here: Apple: https://apple.co/3eGTlel Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3d2UcW4 Subscribe to the Broadway Sports Media YouTube channel here: https://youtube.com/@BroadwaySportsMedia Follow us on social media! Instagram: https://tinyurl.com/2s3v9dcw TikTok: https://tinyurl.com/mya8kpme The Hot Read Podcast on Twitter: https://tinyurl.com/5238x3c9 Easton Freeze on Twitter: https://tinyurl.com/2r99j4cu Producer JT on Twitter: https://tinyurl.com/2p8wj389 Broadway Sports Media on Twitter: https://tinyurl.com/yc3jrp2e Visit our website for all things Titans, Nashville SC, Predators, and more: https://broadwaysportsmedia.com/

by Rachel Nuwer • As Japan moves to make Iriomote Island a World Heritage Site, locals fear that tourists will overrun their remote paradise and impact their critically endangered feline neighbors. Originally published in January 2019, the story, along with photos, can be found on hakaimagazine.com.

The Program opened Monday's show talking about K-State's loss in the Elite Eight and while it's tough losing as a favorite, there's still plenty for Wildcat fans to be optimistic about. Then we took calls on topics ranging from the Chiefs to the NCAA Tournament. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 - Markquis Nowell set an NCAA Tournament record with 19 assists after sustaining what appeared to be a serious sprained ankle midway through the second half. But as Kansas State coach Jerome Tang said, "That dude didn't come here to be injured in his last college game."

March 23, 2023: In what will be remembered for a long time for both schools, Michigan State fell to Kansas State in the Sweet 16 behind an historic performance by Wildcat point guard Markquis Nowell who finished the game with 20 points and 19 assists. His assist total was an NCAA tournament record` and provided the Wildcats with just enough to defeat the Spartans in an exciting back and forth game. MSU found its 3 point stroke which had been missing in the first two games of the tournament shooting 52% (13-25) but it just wasn't enough to overcome Nowell and his orchestration on offense. The Wildcats had 10 steals leading to a surprising 13-5 TO margin in Kansas St.'s advantage which effectively more than neutralized MSU's advantage on the offensive glass. Although the season ended short of the Final Four, a trip out of the first weekend into the Sweet 16 is definitely a good ending to a season that was a struggle with injuries and inconsistencies. Perhaps it will be a building block they can use for next year. Now we await decisions from a few players to see whether they will move on or return to the team for another season. Are you looking for Spartan gear? There's only one place to go to get your MSU T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts — Nudge Printing. Nudge is owned and operated by Gabe and Brittany, two MSU alums. The business is operated out of Michigan and screen prints super high quality products. They also have a large assortment of apparel for other schools as well as stickers for your wall, car, or computer. You can also buy our merchandise to sport around town where all the sales proceeds go to support the show. If you have a home in Michigan you know the importance of clearing water efficiently away from your home off the roof. Unfortunately, the outdoor beauty of Michigan means you have to deal with leaves and debris that pile up in your gutters. Sometimes, those gutters also can't keep up with the rain or leave puddles by your foundation. If you live in the Grand Rapids area (Muskegon to Saugatuck to Rockford to Lowell) contact Kurt Stauffer at the Brothers that Just Do Gutters. They are real professionals who will clean, repair, or replace your gutters and protect your home. Mention ‘final four' to Kurt and get 10% off your service.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

GoPowercat.com's Tim Fitzgerald joins us with a Sweet 16 Wildcat preview.  Fitz joins us Thursdays on Sports Daily.

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Astro and Wildcat are running the show this week! Happy Birthday Momma Dinho! Feel better Matthew! But if there were issues with the show notes, it's still totally his fault....You can listen to Good Morning Johto here!!!Our Getting Good Series is live on YouTube! Click the link to check it out.Getting Good Episode 1Check out the BTW Web Site for merch, bios, videos and more: BTWPvP.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Team BTWLyleJeffs111 on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/lylejeffsiiiInstinctLeaderSpark on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/nstinctldrsparkKyleThrows on Twitchhttps://www.twitch.tv/kylethrowsCnfessionhttps://www.twitch.tv/cnfessionEvan777713https://www.twitch.tv/evan777713GracieZhttps://www.twitch.tv/vgraciezCheck out and listen to our friends The Round Table ChatotIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dean Wade, former Kansas State player and current member of the Cleveland Cavaliers, joined The Drive to discuss his time at Kansas State and his connection to the current team.  

Kentucky basketball lost a heart breaker to Kansas State to end their season in the round of 32. Jack Pilgrim and KSR Videographer Steven Peake recorded on their way back from Greensboro, North Carolina trying to make sense of an ending to a weird season of Wildcat basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode I speak with Production Designer Jennifer Möller, who's recent film “Sick” on Amazon will make you think twice about taking off that mask after covid. The horror film has a fresh take on the dangers of living through the pandemic. Jenny has been focusing on Production Designing films like “Wildcat”, “Happily”, “Wish Upon a Unicorn” and also has been Art Directing on projects inbetween. We talk about “Sick” and her experiences jumping back and forth from Art Director to Production Designer. You can check out her work and her design process on her website www.Jennymoller.com Subscribe to Decorating Pages Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio,iHeartRadio Follow at: @decoratingpages on Twitter decoratingpages on IG Decorating Pages Podcast on YouTube @decoratingpagespodcast on TicTok Contact Kim Wannop at kimwannop@decoratingpagespodcast.com www.decoratingpagespodcast.com Decorating Pages, the podcast that gives you an exclusive backstage pass to the captivating world of TV and film design. Hosted by a seasoned industry expert, each episode takes you on a thrilling journey through the creative process of some of Hollywood's most iconic sets. You'll hear firsthand accounts from the brilliant minds behind the scenes- Set Decorators, Production Designers, Producers, Directors, and Actors- as they divulge their secrets about bringing the magic of the screen to life. Get ready for an awe-inspiring experience as we uncover the design inspirations, challenges, and triumphs that make these sets truly unforgettable. With Decorating Pages, you'll be transported from the page to the screen in a way you've never experienced before.

Kentucky basketball lost a heart breaker to Kansas State to end their season in the round of 32. Jack Pilgrim and KSR Videographer Steven Peake recorded on their way back from Greensboro, North Carolina trying to make sense of an ending to a weird season of Wildcat basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NHoff is the manager for Stadium Elite, an admin for GTPvP_Official, the Head of Competitive Analysis for Go Stadium, a highly decorated battler, World's Qualifier for Yokohama, Japan, and all-around great person! We're so excited to be able to share some of her story with you all!You can find NHoff:@GoddessNHofftwitch.tv/nahoffYou can find SosaFlo:@SosaFlo1twitch.tv/pokebattlenetwork1Edited by SorenRosesIf you have suggestions, ideas, or inquiries, you can contact:Our Executive Producer: matthewbraeker@btwpvp.comYou can email us at the following:The Show: info@btwpvp.comAstro: astrozombie954@btwpvp.comDinho: dinhoelmagico@btwpvp.comWildcat: wildcatdad17@btwpvp.comGood Luck and Get Good! Become part of Team B.T.W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this edition of the Rex Chapman Show with Josh Hopkins, the guys are joined by BYU head coach, Mark Pope. They talk March Madness, the 1996 Wildcat team, the cutting edge of NIL and Coach Pitino's famous workouts. 04:30 Mark compliments Rex's jumper 06:45 Mark on playing for Rick Pitino 11:00 Rex and Mark remember Rick's famous workouts 17:30 A little of Coach Pitino is in Mark's coaching style 28:30 NIL cutting edge and what it means for BYU 34:00 A Rhode Scholar candidate who gave up med school? 39:00 Who is cutting down the nets in 2023? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jack Pilgrim sat down with Ashton Hagans to talk about his final days as a Wildcat. Kentucky basketball takes on Providence tomorrow night at 7:10pm. Sources Say gets you ready for the game after checking out the open practices and locker rooms on Thursday afternoon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jack Pilgrim sat down with Ashton Hagans to talk about his final days as a Wildcat. Kentucky basketball takes on Providence tomorrow night at 7:10pm. Sources Say gets you ready for the game after checking out the open practices and locker rooms on Thursday afternoon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After finding out the Dolphins make a change at the Punter position, Crowder gets into how he genuinely believed his 2008 Dolphins team - the Wild Cat team - were going to win the Super Bowl. 

In hour three, the Dolphins say goodbye to Thomas Morstead. Crowder reveals he genuinely believed the 2008 Dolphins - the Wild Cat team - were going to win the Super Bowl. Then, during 15 Minutes of Heat, why the Heat losing both of their road games to bad teams this weekend would surprise nobody. 

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