In this episode of Fantasy NBA Today, Rick Kamla & Dr. A roll through the Top 70 Fantasy Players (8-cat totals) as we push forward in our Top 120 countdown.🔍 Today’s focus: Surprise risers like Keon Ellis & Camara Big names like Kyrie, Randle, Maxey Underrated contributors like Pritchard & Deni Avdija What should fantasy managers expect next year from these guys? Who’s worth drafting at cost — and who’s a trap? 🏀 Then we hit the Pacers vs Knicks playoff matchup: Key matchups

Aaron Bruski & Dr. A are back on Fantasy NBA Today with Part 2 of our Top 60 Fantasy Basketball Players (8-cat totals) — and the next group is full of bold takes and tough calls.Today’s featured players: Michael Porter Jr. Scottie Barnes Jalen Green Rudy Gobert Naz Reid Franz Wagner What’s real? Who’s a value next year? And who’s due for regression? PLUS:🔥 Playoff Preview — Wolves vs OKC🎯 ATS Picks & Player Props for Tuesday’s slate Get the inside edge on value picks,

Vinny and Aaron discuss the tornadoes that hit Somerset and London. SGA is the first Cat to win the NBA MVP. UK baseball has to sweat until Selection Monday. Tush push thoughts and more.Check us out in the Million Podcasts Kentucky Wildcats podcast rankings.

Students won't learn if they don't feel seen. 💡 In this inspiring episode, veteran educator Dr. Lucy Lambert-Guesnard shares practical ways to build trust, connection, and authentic classroom relationships—especially with students who struggle. From real stories like “Larry with the hoodie” to “Joey with the basketball,” Dr. Lucy offers compassionate strategies that help teachers turn everyday moments into meaningful teaching breakthroughs. Learn how to give better feedback, handle tough behavior

Dr. A and Rick Kamla break down players ranked #37–48 on the 8-cat total leaderboard as we continue our 10-part review of the Top 120 Fantasy Basketball performers from the 2024-25 season.Main Talking Points: Does this rank reflect true value? Expected improvement or fade? Was it an overperformance? Would you draft at this spot again—or earlier/later? Playoff Check-In: Nuggets vs OKC: Who takes control in the chess match of youth vs experience? Betting Angles for Thursday: ATS

Max and the Celtics are back (00:00:00-00:21:02). We talk about the weekend in playoffs including the Warriors being a bummer without Steph, the Thunder and Nuggets playing horrendous basketball on Sunday, the Pacers blowout (00:21:02-00:43:52). We talk some hockey and PFT has a must win tag on Monday night and we had an insane buzzer beater in Edmonton (00:43:52-00:54:51). NFL News including schedule release week and Derek Carr retires (00:54:51-01:08:16). Who's back of the week including Theranos

Dr. A and Rick Kamla continue their 10-part deep dive into the Top 120 Fantasy Basketball performers (8-cat totals) from the 2024–25 season. In this episode, they break down players ranked #25–36, featuring key veterans, rising stars, and some major surprises.📊 Talking Points for Each Player: Does this ranking reflect their season? What’s the outlook for next year? Was it an overperformance? Draft at this value or fade? Who’s ready to jump tiers? 🔥 Today’s Player

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Send us a text Hal Hershfelt is back! The Spirit and USWNT midfielder returns to the lineup this weekend against Utah, and she's rearing to go. Hershfelt talks about what it will feel like to be back at "Rowdy Audi," and much much more! We also have some off-the-field fun, including Hal's version of Biscuit (Esme Morgan's new cat)'s adoption story. Support the show Want to check out Hoffman W Sports Live? Subscribe on YouTube and catch The WNBA Show with Lyndsey D'Arcangelo Tuesdays and The N...

In this episode of The Cross-Check, we interview Cat Wren, VP at ENG Organ Recovery, who shares her journey from being a college basketball captain to bizav leader. Cat discusses her passion for aviation, the challenges she faced in a male-dominated industry, and her commitment to servant leadership. She highlights the importance of mentorship, especially for women in aviation, and shares insights on the current state of the industry. Cat also elaborates on ENG Aviation's mission in organ

406 MT Sports' Victor Flores opens the episode running through some Montana Grizzlies/Montana State Bobcats news and notes. Then he talks with Griz head men's tennis coach Jason Brown about his team's Big Sky title-winning season, his Montana roots and more (15:56).

406 MT Sports' Victor Flores runs through some Montana/Montana State football, basketball and track and field news/notes. Then Flores interviews MSU golfer Maddie Montoya about her Big Sky Conference tournament individual title, becoming the first Bobcat to qualify for NCAA Regionals and more (12:19).

The WNBA is a mythical place where time has stood still since 2020 where the ghost of KKK buy tickets to watch a female basketball game only to make racist cat calls at lesbian black women as they support the white superstar, the great white hope Ms. Caitlyn Clark.

406 MT Sports' Victor Flores opens the episode with some thoughts on former Montana State offensive lineman Marcus Wehr accepting an rookie minicamp invite from the Seattle Seahawks. Then Flores talks with Frank Gogola about ex-MSU quarterback Tommy Mellott getting drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders (6:27), ex-Montana wide receiver/returner Junior Bergen getting drafted by the San Francisco 49ers (12:13) and other former Bobcats and Grizzlies receiving NFL opportunities (17:55)

406 MT Sports' Victor Flores and Frank Gogola open the episode with some thoughts on the Montana Grizzlies' spring game and some other UM football news. Then they talk about Montana State Bobcats spring football camp (12:36), some Griz basketball news/notes (14:26) and some MSU basketball news/notes (18:42).

It's a little quiet on the UK front right now. Vinny and Aaron talked about Mark Pope chopping it up with Jon Rothstein and the football roster. Sad news out of D.C. as former Cat Georgia Amoore has suffered a knee injury right before the start of her rookie season.We talked NFL Draft, Lawrence Taylor keeping his jersey and a little Kentucky Derby too. Follow and subscribe!

We’ve formed a superteam for this week’s episode of ‘The Young Man and the Three’: Duncan Robinson, Ryen Russillo, and Big Cat. They start the episode with Russillo recalling some stories from the beginning of his career before they get into a discussion about NCAA basketball, starting with Big Cat’s huge bet on Florida’s National Championship. They then have an in-depth convo about the current effects of NIL and how that landscape might develop in the future. Then, Duncan explains the truth about

Rick Kamla and Dr. A continue the breakdown of the most disappointing players of 2024-25, this time diving into the 10th–25th biggest ADP fallers based on 8-cat per-game rankings.They cover: D’Angelo Russell, Paolo Banchero, Fred VanVleet, and more Why they fell short of expectations Who’s a bounce-back candidate vs. a potential fade moving forward Plus, valuable insights for dynasty managers and early 2025-26 draft planning. Download the SportsEthos App on the APP Store and Google

Cat Lutz is the Head of Mental Performance at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida where she is responsible for overseeing the psychological and cognitive training of athletes to enhance their mental resilience, focus, and overall performance.On this episode Mike & Cat explore the critical role mental performance plays in athletic success. Lutz emphasizes that mental skills are not solely applicable to sports; rather, they significantly enhance both athletic and personal life. Throughout the

For the last episode of this season, I sat down with the founder of the Belmont women's basketball team, Betty Wiseman. Betty is truly the definition of a trailblazer in women's sports and she shares her entire journey of teaching, coaching, ministry, and so much more, and offers such valuable advice to anyone wanting to make a difference in sports.We'll be back in August with the start of a new season with more special guests! Thank you all for the support and love as I started this new