Wednesday's Drive Time Sports featured Carbon High School football coach Phil Howa, who recapped last week's loss to American Leadership Academy and preview this Friday's tilt against Cottonwood. Also, former MLB pitcher Bill Laskey joins Drive Time Sports to talk all things baseball.
On Drive Time Sports, host Jordan Buscarini welcomed NBA analyst James Holas to discuss the excitement surrounding opening night matchups featuring the Thunder squaring off against the Rockets and the Lakers taking on the Warriors. Conversations heated up as the duo dissected key offseason moves across the league, highlighting which Western Conference teams could make a run this year. The spotlight then shifted to the Eastern Conference, where injuries have reshaped playoff projections and team hierarchies. Holas provided insights into how roster changes and player setbacks could impact the early season, making this NBA tip-off one to watch for fans everywhere.
Emery High School senior, Creek Sharp, concluded his high school athletics career with a state championship in the 100 meters this past Saturday at BYU. A standout, multi-sport athlete, Sharp joined Jordan Buscarini on Wednesday afternoon for an interview on KOAL's Drive Time Sports. They discussed his championship performance, remarkable career, and his future plans following graduation. Listen to the complete interview here!
Thursday's Drive Time Sports featured Joe Bartel of RotoWire.com, who helped give a primer for Week 11 of the NFL fantasy season. Also, USU Eastern head men's basketball coach Bill Evans talks about the fall months leading up to the start of the season on January 22. Plus, the Jazz make moves on draft night and find Rudy Gobert's backup.
