Mack and Mike reassure concerned Giants fans about winning this Sunday's game against Tampa Bay. Giants beat reporter Eric Mollo gives listeners the latest injury updates and sound from Big Blue. After proving the guys wrong last week, Jets beat reporter Joe Vitiello has the latest on Gang Green. M&M explain why the Jets will definitely fall in Pittsburgh .
In a jam-packed first episode, Mack and Mike kickoff the season breaking down the Giants loss to the Cowboys on Wednesday night. Eric Mollo gives his weekly Giants report. Special guest Bob Papa joins the guys to give his take on the game and what Giants fans can look forward to this season.
Jets beat reporter Joe Vitiello gets Watts riled up, as the guys preview the Bills game on Sunday and everything else Jets. Steve Simineri stops by to give M&M and listerners sage Fantasy Football advice.
Jake Kring-Schreifels and Alex Smith were joined by Mike Sielski, The Wall Street Journal's Jets beat writer, and Paul Schwartz, the New York Post's Giants beat writer, for a firendly NY football debate. They talked about the developments in both camps, especially Tebow's wildcat and the bad bed situation in Albany.
Nolan and Mack discuss the upcoming NFL season with CBSSports.com Senior Writer Clark Judge on Saturday's episode of One on One. He gives his take on the Jets and Giants, plus the Saints' suspensions and some of the most intriguing rookies.
Mack and Matt were joined by Bob Ryan, columnist from the Boston Globe, to talk about the Roger Clemens case, Jerry Sandusky, and the New Orleans Saints bounty scandal.
While reporters from nearly every sports network have weighed in on the Tebow trade, few if any, have said the deal could benefit the Jets current starting quarterback, Mark Sanchez. Unlike much of the New York press, I do not doubt Sanchez’s self-confidence. This is a kid, who was taken with the 6th overall pick 3 years ago, after only one full year starting at USC. Simply put, he was that impressive.
May 10, 2012 marked the fifth annual WFUV Gala. The event took place in New York City at Gotham Hall.
Al Michaels, this year's winner of the Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award in Sports Broadcasting, was unable to attend and asked Bob Costas to accept the award on his behalf.
Bob was kind enough to sit down with me and discuss Al, WFUV, and what becoming a broadcaster today is all about.
Last Thursday night WFUV’s annual Gala honored one of the greats in the sports broadcasting industry as Al Michaels received the Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award. Michaels joins Scully, Dick Enberg, Ernie Harwell, and Pat Summerall in the exclusive club.
2004 was the first time...and then back-to-back in 2007 and 2008. WFUV was awarded theaward for Best Coverage of a Local Sporting Event by The New York State Broadcasters Association. Back in 2004 Pat Reichart wrote a story about that first award
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