Tackling the biggest issues in sports from sports media students at Seton Hall
Every June, someone will lift it, then hand it to another. Most people who get a hold of it will give it a kiss. It will parade its way through a major city with those who have captured it, before spending the summer traveling the world, through fishing villages and large cities, usually in Canada,…
In the nearly two months since we went under lockdown, I have done two things in particular. The first is simply missing the feeling of broadcasting a game. The second is watching “The Last Dance”. Though not my most thorough or professional broadcast, my re-broadcast of Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals between the…
Michael Phillips is a graduate student at Iona College. He complements his studies with work as a broadcaster, among other roles, for Iona athletics through ESPN 3. He assists the television broadcasts in the production truck as well. I asked Phillips how the coronavirus has impacted his work in particular. In March, he was behind…
Castaneda: In what was probably the craziest college basketball season we’ve ever seen, only to have canceled due to the COVID-19. And for the most part, Imaginary brackets are the closest we can to what had the potential to be a memorable NCAA tournament. Starting off with the Midwest, Kansas will be battle-tested all…
The Clarity Stripe NBA Podcast tips off with host Chris Russo and analysts Dylan Hunt, Angelique McKenzie, Jonathan Veenstra, and Jason DiBenedetto, as they break down each NBA division, which teams have the best title hopes, and who is simply playing for a lottery pick this summer.
Villanova regularly fills the Wells Fargo Center, where the Philadelphia 76ers play. Credit: Villanova University The Big East started as a dominant basketball conference in 1979, and it certainly remains that today, but there was a time when football controlled the league. However, that time is over. From 1991-2003, the Big East had eight…