Monday's Drive Time Sports featured author Jim Hock, who talked about his new book "Father On the Line", which chronicles the life of his father John Hock, who played for the Los Angeles Rams in the 1950's. Also, will no home court advantage matter in the NBA playoffs?
Wednesday's Drive Time Sports featured Carbon High School football coach Phil Howa as his team prepares to open the season Friday night against American Leadership Academy. Plus, a conversation on voting for the NBA MVP: Should narratives count? And how will the NCAA eligibility for players opting out of fall sports?
In an impressive three-set sweep, No. 8 Utah State Eastern defeated No. 18 Arizona Western, winning 25-15, 25-22, and 25-10 to clinch the Rocky Mountain District A Championship and punch their ticket to the NJCAA DI National Championship. On Tuesday, coach Danielle Jensen joined KOAL's Drive Time Sports. Listen to the complete interview here!
Monday's Drive Time Sports featured Jamieson Welsh of basketballnews.com, who joined the show to talk about the latest move from the World Champion Los Angeles Lakers, and to dissect the trade market from other teams trying to build a contender. Also, Carbon High School swim coach Ali Chamberlain joins to talk about her team attempting to win its third consecutive state championship and the current status of the season.
