Tuesday's Drive Time Sports featured Carbon High School baseball manager Jeff Cisneros, who recapped the 2021 season. Also, the return of Football Tuesday, which brings conversations about the Denver Broncos and Aaron Rodgers potentially working out a trade, and the biggest OTA storylines.
Carbon High School softball manager Kirt Nunley was a guest on KOAL's Drive Time Sports Wednesday afternoon to recap the 2024 season. The Lady Dinos earned a share of the Region 12 championship and made a run at the 3A state championship before falling short. Nunley talked about the exciting season, the senior class, the underclassmen and what's next for the program. Listen to the complete interview here!
Drive Time Sports kicked off the new year with a football packed show. Its Black Monday in the NFL and six teams are now looking for their next head coach. Also, what's next for Notre Dame and Clemson after losing in the College Football Playoff and were the Irish deserving of a spot? Plus, the UHSAA releases it's first RPI rankings for high school basketball.
On Wednesday afternoon, long-time Drive Time Sports contributor Steve Bortstein joined Jordan Buscarini on KOAL's Drive Time Sports. The two-part segment focused heavily on rivalries in Major League Baseball and the House V. NCAA settlement.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres reignited their rivalry with a three-game series at Petco Park. With the polarizing personalities in San Diego and the household names and massive payroll in LA, is this baseball's most electric rivalry?
Also, the House V. NCAA settlement allows revenue sharing between universities and athletes. How does this latest ruling affect the college landscape?
