Posts Tagged “NFL”

The Buffalo Bills are in second place?

Posted on October 19th, 2011 by Alex.Post

So many ridiculous things are going on in the NFL this season already. First of all, the Bills are 2nd in the AFC East! Mazel Tov Bills! I know that after beating Brady you thought you were going to win the Super Bowl, but that is why sports are so fun. Because you lost to [...]

Tim’s Take on Sports-Fall 2011 Week 6-Special Guest David Lopez

Posted on October 18th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

The sixth segment of Tim’s Take in Sports aired Oct. 18, and featured former colleague of mine David Lopez. Lopez joined us on the show twice in the spring, and is a senior at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, Calif. Lopez is a correspondent for the Ventura County Star, and covers high schools athletics [...]

Tim’s Take on Sports Fall 2011-Week 5 Special Guest Nick D’Agostino

Posted on October 11th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

The fifth segment of Tim’s Take on Sports aired Oct. 11. Cornell University men’s ice hockey defenseman Nick D’Agostino joined us in the studio to talk about the Big Red’s upcoming season. D’Agostino talked about the 10 new freshman, as well as inquiring about bringing back the overnight camp out for men’s ice hockey tickets. [...]

Tim’s Take on Sports Fall 2011-Week 4

Posted on October 11th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

Tim’s Take on Sports aired Oct. 4. Special interview with Cornell men’s soccer senior forward Jimmy Lannon. Due to technical difficulties, the interview did not podcast, but here is the podcast of Tim’s Take on Sports discussing the NFL and college football recaps, as well as other news in the field of sports. Please follow [...]

Tim’s Take on Sports Fall 2011-Week 3

Posted on September 27th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

The third segment of Tim’s Take on Sports aired Sept. 27. Colleague and Buffalo native Eli Bannister joined us again in the studio, a promise I fulfilled if the Buffalo Bills beat the Patriots on Sunday. We talked about the Buffalo Bills 3-0 start, along with the Detroit Lions surprising start and Eagles’ quarterback Michael [...]

Tim’s Take on Sports Fall 2011-Week 2

Posted on September 20th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

The second segment of Tim’s Take on Sports aired on Tuesday, Sept. 20. We welcomed in a colleague and die-hard Buffalo Bills fan Eli Bannister to the studio to talk about the Bills surprising 2-0 start, and the tough reality of being a Bills fan. We also discuss other aspects of the NFL in Tim’s [...]

Tim’s Take on Sports Fall 2011 Pilot

Posted on September 14th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

Tim’s Take on Sports pilot episode for the week of Sept. 13. Special guest Catherine White, senior forward on the Cornell University women’s hockey team, joined us in the studio to talk about the upcoming season and the team’s aspirations for a third consecutive Frozen Four appearance. I also discuss and break down the second [...]

Chris Johnson Holdout

Posted on August 12th, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

A Double-Edged Sword for the Titans Mary Ann Chastain/Getty Images So the Tennessee Titans want to make running back Chris Johnson the highest paid running back in NFL history. Problem is, they are now willing after the 11th day of practice, and almost three weeks of training camp missed. Johnson was the 24th overall pick [...]

Bengals not bluffing, won’t trade Palmer

Posted on August 1st, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

End of an era-Carson Palmer would rather retire than play another year with the Bengals. (US Presswire) Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer made headlines in January by demanding to be traded, or he would retire. And the Cincinnati Bengals franchise chose the latter: don’t let the door hit you on the way out, Carson. With four [...]

Tim’s Take on Sports–Spring 2011 Pilot

Posted on March 1st, 2011 by Tim Weisberg

The pilot segment of Tim’s Take on Sports for the 2011 semester. On March 1, I discussed Cornell athletics and put my take on the trading carousel that took place around the NBA right at the trade deadline. Also discussed the current labor talks between the NFL owners and NFL player’s union and the union’s [...]