A crowded room, as Secaur, Blackburn, Donoher and Harry Baujan (making his BRCast debut) gather to discuss the season thus far. Among the topics: Matt Kavanaugh's breakout performance, whether or not this year's squad is meeting expectations and why putting Katie Butler on the site was a grave mistake. All that and more, brought to you by Homage.
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The first podcast of the 2010-11 season and ain't a damn thing changed. Donoher sets the stage for the season and we bring on Secaur to share his thoughts/opinions on the draw of the Red & Blue Game, Flyer football, and wonders (aloud) why college basketball doesn't have an award that captures attention like the Heisman trophy.
As always, the cast is streamed below or can be accessed via iTunes HERE.
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With all the Izzo/Gregory rumors floating about, we bring on UD Flyer Nation's head writer to discuss the situation.
Secaur discusses the possible coaching scenarios, the World Cup and a quick glimpse at the upcoming season. A good time was had by some.
The cast, as always, is streamed locally here or throughout the galaxy via iTunes.
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Donoher and Blackburn take the opportunity to once again bother Ray Stineman of Flyers Fieldhouse. The gentlemen discuss the Xavier game, the symbolism of the "whiteout." Brian Gregory channeling his inner Michael Scott and how the rest of the conference season will hopefully shake out for boys in red and blue.
The cast is available by clicking the link below, or via iTunes.
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Donoher and O'Brien dig in deep and try to sound knowledgeable on the upcoming game with the Xavier Musketeers. There's some strategery talk, some hopes, and a good deal of dreams. We discuss Andy Metzler's brief flirtation with the NBA, Jersey's long journey home and the Kevin Secaur Theorem. Surprisingly, the conversation darts away from the subject of UD basketball and meanders around the upcoming Super Bowl, Rex Ryan and Taylor Swift getting housed by Stevie Nicks during the Grammys. It's a bumpy ride.
The cast is available below and, as always, through iTunes...here.
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In this episode, Donoher and O'Brien discuss last weekend's battle in the Pit, take the pulse of the conference, and make some predictions for the postseason. Finally, as a new decade begins, the two scribes take a quick look back at the best white players and standout movies of the aughts.
The cast, as always, is available through iTunes here, or directly from the website below.
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Donoher and Blackburn discuss how the website improved in Donny's absence. They quickly bring in Ray Stineman, the proprietor of Flyers Fieldhouse, to cover the Creighton victory, Brian Gregory packing his bags for parts unknown, and do a little flashback to a more docile period in Flyer history. For us, it's truly an embarrassment of riches. For Ray, it's just an embarrassment.
As always, the podcast is available through iTunes here.
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The second BR podcast goes up with little fanfare. Donoher and Blackburn discuss the Red & Blue game, the importance of coming out of the gate hot and what the development of Devin Searcy means for this Flyer squad. O'Brien makes his podcast debut with Blackburn. They cover the non-conference schedule, the pyschological makeup of this particular UD squad, and whether or not Jimmie Binnie was the victim of an image problem.
iTunes version is available here.
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The inaugural Blackburn Review Podcast is finally unveiled to a disinterested public. Donoher explains the purpose of the BR Cast and how it will be utilized in the future. We bring on our first guest, UD Pride's Swampy Meadows. Swampy discusses the upcoming season, the recruiting class of 2010, Paul Williams' tenuous hold on playing time, and whether or not Juwan Staten will sign in November. The show wraps up with a quick recap of the Meadows interview and shameless shilling for the sponsor of the podcast.
In addition to being accessible through this website, it's also conveniently available via iTunes right here.