Putting A Bow On The B-Ball Season
Greetings from The Booth!
Normally these “Views From The Booth” are written, but this time it’s special audio version of VFB, as I am joined by Ryan “The Duke” Rutherford, as we put the wraps on the college hoop season, and vent a little about the Nats. Enjoy, and have a Happy Easter!
RW
Sports: Tuesday, March 28, 2023
Nats Hand Ball To Corbin, Hokie Women Advance To Final Four, Defenders Improve To 6-0
Sports Dogs Podcast: Bracket Bustin’
It’s the most wonderful time of the year…NCAA Basketball Tournament time! The Big Dance begins with everyone’s bracket filled and ready to go by Thursday, and by the weekend most are in crumpled heap. Let the upsets and the last second three-pointers begin, as The R-Dog and Duke share their brackets in hopes of that One Shining Moment for our teams! Enjoy the wall-to-wall basketball this week!
RW
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Sports Dogs Podcast: Breaking Down The Final Four With Coach C
In this week’s SDPC, we once again join up with Coach C (Mike Costello) to break down the Final Four games this weekend, plus a little reminder on how we can all be a Hokie for a day on April 18th!
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Sports: Monday, March 28, 2022
Anderson Wins Number 700, Final Four Is Set, Caps-‘Canes Tonight
Sports Dogs Podcast: Bracket Bustin’ With Coach C
In this edition of the SDPC, we chat with Mike Costello, aka Coach C, former Virginia Tech grad assistant under Frank Beamer, and we break down our NCAA Basketball brackets. Let the Madness begin!
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Sports: Wednesday, March 31, 2021
SU Scores, Final Four Is Set, 3rd Period Woes Sink Capitals
Shenandoah University Baseball improved to 11-1 on the season with an 8-2 win over Bridgewater yesterday. Keegan Woolford hit 2 homers for SU, in the process becoming the all-time home run leader for the Hornets. In other SU action, W&L beat Field Hockey 5-2, while Bridgewater took 2 from Softball.
Today, SU Men’s Golf competes in North Carolina, Women’s Soccer hosts Shepherd, and Men’s Lacrosse entertains Bridgewater.
The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament is now down to the Final Four. Last night, 11-seed UCLA continued it’s improbable run from the First Four to the Final Four with a 51-49 upset of 1-seed Michigan. Undefeated Gonzaga punched it’s ticket by routing 6-seed UCLA 85-66.
The Washington Capitals kicked off a 5-game road trip with a 5-2 loss to the New York Rangers. For the second consecutive game, the Rangers peppered the Caps with a 4-goal third period. the Caps, who got goals from Nic Dowd and TJ Oshie, continue the road trip against the Islanders tomorrow. Air time is 6:45 on The River 95-3.
And, the Washington Nationals start the 2021 campaign tomorrow night against the New York Mets at Nats Park. Max Scherzer will be the Opening Day starter for the Nats, while Jacob deGrom takes the hill for the Mets. Scherzer is 12-5 lifetime against New York. Air time tomorrow night is 6:39 on Sports Radio 1450.
Sports: Tuesday, March 30, 2021
SU Scoreboard, 2 Move On To Final Four, Caps-Rangers Tonight
In Shenandoah University sports yesterday, Men’s Soccer blanked E&H 3-0, Men’s Golf finished third at the SU Invitational, Bridgewater beat Women’s Tennis, and Roanoke swept Softball.
On the Hornet docket today, Softball and Baseball both play at Bridgewater, while Field Hockey travels to W&L.
One-half of the NCAA Men’s Final Four is set. Last night, 2-seed Houston held off 12-seed Oregon State 67-61, while 1-seed Baylor beat 3-seed Arkansas 81-72. In tonight’s Elite Eight games 1-seed Gonzaga takes on 6-seed USC, while 1-seed Michigan plays 11-seed UCLA in the nightcap.
Catch the Final Four and NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship Saturday and Monday, respectively, on The River 95-3 and CBS Sports Radio 1450.
The Washington Capitals return to the ice tonight when they take on the New York Rangers. Air time is 6:45 on The River 95-3. The Caps are red-hot, having won 10 of their last 11.
And, Joey Logano won the delayed NASCAR Cup Series’ event yesterday, taking the checkered flag at Bristol. It was the first NASCAR Cup Series race on dirt since 1970.