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Ray Dunne dishes out his incredible takes on the sports world and beyond, guaranteeing a 100% correctness. Weekly guests and segments that will keep you as fired up as Steve Ballmer at a Clippers game.
Episodes
It's S*per B*wl week and there's a flock of Temple Owls with a lot of say in Sunday's game. College Football Hall of Famer Paul Palmer joins the show to discuss memories with Bruce Arians, Todd Bowles and each of the members of Tampa Bay Buccaneers coaching staff with whom he was at Temple with. Additionally, the interview starts with remarks from Palmer about the passing of iconic Temple Men's Basketball head coach John Chaney.&nb...
"I'm back" - Michael Jordan - Ray Dunne. Ray gives an honest look at his last year, discussing why the podcast fell by the wayside and how things are better now. After that, it's sounding off on the Eagles, sounding off on the NFL's hiring process problem and why Nick Sirianni is destined to fail in this system.
The Eagles are bad. The Phillies are falling apart. Ray calls up his good pal David Asch to complain about sports.
Phillies MLB.com beat writer Todd Zolecki joins the podcast to discuss the current state of the team, how they will handle injuries, and where the team goes from here. Ray & Todd also discuss Todd's recent book Doc: The Life of Roy Halladay, available at: https://www.amazon.com/Doc-Life-Halladay-Todd-Zolecki/dp/1629377503/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&qid=1590639921&ref_=tmm_hrd_title_0&sr=8-1
It finally happened. Anthony Dabbundo joined the show to discuss the upcoming NFL season as well as his picks for the season. A lot of fun for us. Sorry to Philadelphia Eagles fans.
Should we really be indulging in sports as the COVID-19 pandemic rages across the country? Ray is joined by Dr. Krys Johnson of Temple University's College of Public Health to discuss how to safely maneuver through sports and what leagues have done a good job in carrying out plans to play. Also, Dr. Johnson and Ray talk some Tampa Bay sports.
One of the most iconic duos in basketball history joins the podcast. Not MJ & Pippen. Not Shaq & Kobe. Not Ish & Nerlens. It's Kevin Rice and Adam Aaronson (SixersAdam) on the podcast to break down just how terrible the basketball situation is in Philadelphia right now. Jay Wright? Ty Lue? Who are we firing? Where is Joel Embiid leaving us for? Should we call Al Horford an Uber? All these questions answered and more.
Temple University Men's Basketball senior forward J.P. Moorman joins the show to have an open and honest conversation about the protests going on across the country and the struggles of being a Black man in America.
Matt Martucci joins the show to discuss his career, the ins and outs of a sports broadcaster without sports, best memories of St. Joe's Basketball, and much more. The seasoned play-by-play broadcaster shares how he got started at St. Joe's and some of the people he's worked with along the way.
Honestly, putting a title on this podcast is really limiting on what it has. Jeff Woodward is extremely open about the cancellation of the PIAA basketball tournaments in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, his career at Methacton, and the program. Woodward gets into his head coach Jeff Derstine's legacy towards the end of the podcast as well as his own future at Colgate and a look back at the PAC of the last couple years.
Jeremy Treatman joins the podcast to discuss the legacy of the late Kobe Bryant's rise to stardom from a young age. Treatman observed Kobe as a media member, coach, and friend over the years, giving insight to the life that Kobe led.
Ray & Adam discuss Adam's upcoming article on WHIP, chronicling the stories of five different student media members who were at the game. Additionally, the pair discuss them anchoring the final show of OwlSports Update's spring semester as the coronavirus cancellation news broke.
More content to binge, more rankings to be had. Ray & Kyle discuss.
Jason Kantor, Zach Schorn, and Noah Clemens join the show and draft their all time fantasy football. Hilarity ensues.
A very special guest with some great insight into the sports television world right now. Alexa Ross joins the show to talk about being a television sports reporter in a time where no games are being played. Jam packed with great info and some Tiger King discussion.
It's not the best games of all-time, but it's our must watch list as you sit at home and miss sports. Sean Rodman joins the podcast to tell us what he's watching while sitting in his apartment.
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Mike Jensen joins the podcast to talk about the variety of college basketball teams who did not get a chance to play in the postseason this year due to the coronavirus. Men's teams included are Villanova, Penn State, Rutgers, Swarthmore, Jefferson, and Hofstra. Women's teams included are Villanova, South Carolina, and Jefferson.
March Madness happened... on Twitch. Josh Safran joins Ray to discuss his virtual march madness over Twitch, the resulting media coverage, reactions, and the work that went into it.
Was it Brady or Belichick? Is Tom better off in Tampa Bay? Was it the right choice? Sam Cohn attempts to answer these questions as he mourns the end of his childhood. Please feel bad for the Boston sports fan.
No seriously, it's just about Nick Foles. Enjoy it. Our expert Addison Hunsicker joins the show to literally just discuss Nick Foles.
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