Galen Clavio and Logan Roberson join up for a mid-week podcast, talking about the relative unimportance of all-star games in general, the disproportionate importance of baseball’s all-star game, the post-fallout fallout from the Lebroncalypse, the nutty world of NBA owners, and the relative benefits of U-Verse over Comcast.
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IUSC Twitter Feed
- IUSC's Logan Roberson talks to new men's soccer coach Todd Yeagley http://bit.ly/dijuk0 #indiana
- IUSportcom's Cody Sharrett with a report on how Hoosier WRs Damarlo Belcher and Ted Bolser stepped up vs Towson http://bit.ly/9LLDLy
- IU football players Mitchell Evans and Matt Ernest switched to defense this year. IUSC's Samantha Dewig has more: http://bit.ly/9Cr1Ce
- Hoosiers obliterate UCLA 5-1, Todd Yeagley picks up first win as Hoosier coach http://bit.ly/britI0 #iu #indiana #soccer
- Indiana defeats #5 UCLA 5-1 with a dominant effort all afternoon. Will Bruin with the hat trick. #IU #Soccer
Archive for July, 2010
IUSC Podcast – All Star Games and NBA Owners
The 2010 All Star Game
The All Star Game has become a perennial topic of debate in Major League Baseball. Should the game count towards home field advantage? Should the fan vote decide who starts? Does every team deserve to have a representative? No matter how the MLB sets up the All Star Game there...
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SportsPolitik Podcast – World Cup Final / Lebroncalypse
Matt and Galen talk the LeBron James decision. Galen says LeBron is simply a victim of generational warfare. Matt talks about the Miami “party”. Both agree that this was actually a good basketball decision, but that the special was…weird.
Finally, they talk about the World Cup final, and the overall effectiveness of this World Cup...
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SportsPolitik World Cup Podcast – Predictions!
Galen, Matt, and John pick up where they left off in the last podcast. Well, not exactly, because first they take a detour through complaining about the music in McAllister’s, and the general malaise of using 60’s songs on restaurant music channels, despite the 60’s being 40+ years ago. This improbably leads into a...
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