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?
Monday afternoon, James Holas joined Jordan Buscarini on KOAL's Drive Time Sports to talk all things NBA. Together, the duo spoke about the legacy of Gregg Popovich, the Utah Jazz showing faith in their young coach Will Hardy, the Warriors ousting the Rockets, and what the second round of the playoffs may have in store.
Friday's Drive Time Sports featured Carbon High School boy's basketball coach Jared Butler. Plus, the Utah Jazz 2020-21 early season schedule has been released and a look at the biggest college football games of the weekend.
In case you've been living under an unusually large rock or just binge-watching way too much Netflix, here’s the big news – the Los Angeles Dodgers just snagged their eighth World Series title on Wednesday. The next day on KOAL’s Drive Time Sports, host Jordan Buscarini and long time contributor Steve Bortstein and Jordan Buscarini, turned their gloating up to an 11. If obnoxious had a World Series, these guys just swept the competition, no 5th inning blunders needed.
Whether you bleed Dodger blue or just love hearing grown men gush like they’ve won the lottery, listen HERE – only on KOAL. If you're more of a Yankees fan, well, uh, better luck next year?
