By Chris Marasco
Mark Cannizzaro of the New York Post joined Kenny Ducey and myself to talk about the Jets struggles this season. Mark gave his insight on different topics ranging from Mark Sanchez to Tim Tebow to the future of the Jets coaching staff.
By Chris Marasco
Yesterday in One on One Kenny and I were joined by Tom Pecora, Fordham Men’s basketball coach. During the interview we had a chance to ask him about recruits for next year, injury updates for Chris Gaston and Devon McMillan, and the team’s upcoming games.
By: Chris Marasco
Today on One on One, Kenny and I were joined by Lenn Robbins, Sports Columnist for the NY Post. While covering a variety of different topics about all the great games this rivalry weekend, we narrowed in on the Notre Dame matchup at USC later tonight.
Mike Watts and Kenny Ducey discuss Giants' recent losses with guest Paul Schwartz, Giants Beat reporter for the New York Post. They cover all the hot topics for Big Blue including: Eli Manning's recent play, the running game, and the defense. Eric Mollo and Joe Vitiello have their respective weekly Giants and Jets reports.
On Saturday October 20th, Fordham University’s new Athletic Director David Roach was kind enough to stop by the WFUV studios to join us for an interview on One on One.
Nolan Silbernagel and Amit Badlani talk with Bill Syken, author of Sports Illustrated's new book, Football's Greatest, about the process of ranking the game's best players and where he thinks some players at other positions stand.
New York Giants GM Jerry Reese joined One on One and gave great insight on issues on and off the field. Amit Badlani and I asked him if the Giants are finally hitting full stride, how they should fare against the Redskins (notably RGIII), and why Justin Tuck is still having a productive season.
Reese also talked to us about the development of rookie running back David Wilson, what a typical day in the life of a football GM is like, and touched on Super Bowl XVIII being held in the Meadowlands in 2014
With Mack and Mike on the road to call the Fordham-Cincinnati game, Kenny Ducey and Nick Logerfo take you through all the local football headlines. Eric Mollo and Joe Vitiello have thier weekly Giants and Jets reports, respectively. Listen as Kenny and Nick get heated and join in on the national debate that is Tim Tebow's role on the Jets.
Many professional athletes make millions of dollars, but many lose it in a heartbeat. How is this possible? Why does this happen? Along with producer Alfred Spellman, Billy Corben directs his latest film Broke- which I had the opportunity to cover at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier in April- that attempts to answer these questions. Talking heads of current and former athletes narrate this story, providing anecdotal commentary and cautionary tales on their liquid state of compensation.
The phrase “Dream Team” is something of an untouchable when it comes to sports. It belongs to one team, and any comparison pales in its shadow or provides heated debate. Take for instance this year’s USA basketball team at the London Olympics, where mild back and forth ensued over 2012 versus 1992; who would have been better? But in Lithuania, during the Barcelona Olympics there was another Dream Team, one filled with talent, yes, but which also carried the pride of a nation that was silenced under Soviet rule for over fifty years.
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