The National media’s reaction to the Women’s National Championship Game between LSU and Iowa has been focused mostly on trash talk and “classiness,” but can't we just talk about the actual game? Then, Bobby ‘BP’ Portis joins the show to tell us about difficult players to guard, teams that can hang with the Bucks, and to play a game of “Buck Yes or Buck No.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Baseball's commercials are now highlighting their faster-paced games, as they try to appeal to young audiences who have shorter attention spans. The Cleveland Guardians recently played a game that was only two hours and three minutes.
The programming of the men's basketball championship is given more priority than that of the women's championship, causing a disservice to women's sports. The women's championship game is often scheduled at an inconvenient time for viewers on the West Coast.
The competitiveness and trash-talking that come with women's college basketball is just as exciting as women's lacrosse, where games are preferred over men’s. Some viewers missed the larger point of the game and reacted negatively towards a benign gesture during a basketball game.
Commentators should be mindful of their language when discussing sports involving black women after inappropriate remarks were made about a bar fight that followed a basketball game. The discussion comes alongside footage of basketball coach Kim Mulkey touching and almost pushing a referee from the sideline.
Keith Olbermann's comments on women's college basketball have angered fans, with many calling out his lack of knowledge and interest in the sport.
The speaker predicts that the upcoming NBA playoffs will be tough, but their team can win if they play their best, and they mention the teams they expect to face.
The speaker comments on a recent incident where Russell Westbrook allegedly continuously called Dylan Brooks trash during a game and mentions how Westbrook uses his force to intimidate opponents.
The Keep it a Buck with Bobby Portis podcast premieres on Podcast One, bringing listeners the NBA player's unfiltered thoughts and experiences.
Buck needs the toilet paper.
Bobby Portis discusses his confidence in being able to hit a three in an NBA game and weighs in on Joel Embiid's postseason performance.