Newsday's Knicks and NBA scribe Alan Hahn joined Ricky Cibrano and Mike Giandomenico to talk about the tentative deal reached by the NBA and its players to end the lockout and what has to be done before training camp opens on December 9th.
By Alex Smith
Coming into Saturday’s match up with the Army Black Knights, Fordham fans had a lot to look forward to. The Rams had a chance to show that they could compete with an FBS (formerly Division 1) team. Fordham fans were excited to make the trip to Michie Stadium in West Point, New York.
Then the snowstorm hit.
Kyle Kesses
Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry will be forever known for what they accomplished on the sideline in Green Bay and Dallas respectively. You probably already know that these two legends were cultivated as assistant coaches with the New York Giants under Jim Lee Howell in the 1950s. You probably don’t know, however, the details of the relationship shared by these great football minds.
The Rangers head into this season coming off an 8th place finish and another first round playoff exit—the team’s second under head coach John Tortorella. 2011-2012 will be the teams third full season under the fiery Tortorella, and it’s clear the organization has its eyes on getting out of the 1st round of the playoffs, something the Rangers have accomplished just twice since the lockout.
The Fordham Rams fell to their namesakes, the Rhode Island Rams 21-17 in Kingston, Rhode Island on Saturday. With the loss, the Fordham Football team coached by Tom Masella drops to 1-2 on the season.
The Rams of Fordham were down 14-3 at the half, but QB Peter Maetzold lead a spirited comeback. He threw a touchdown pass to Carlton Koonce in the 3rd quarter and ran for a score with 3:52 in the 4th quarter to give Fordham a 17-14 lead.
All top four mens seeds made it to the US Open semifinals this year for the first time since 1992. 28 seed Serena, meanwhile, looks unstoppable in the women's bracket. Here to give his opinions on the 2011 Queens-based Grand Slam event is WFUV alumn Andrew Bogusch.
Ricky Cibrano and John DeMarzo talked to New York Times National Baseball writer Tyler Kepner about Jim Thome's 600th homer, the firing of Jim Hendry, and more.
During WFUV's Yankee Stadium show, Ricky Cibrano, Chris Hilk, and Kevin Price were joined by Stuart Sternberg, owner of the Tampa Bay Rays and WFUV Member. They talked about what being an owner is like, MLB realignment, and more.
During WFUV's Yankee Stadium show, Ricky Cibrano and Kevin Price talked to Yankee's radio voice John Sterling about Mariano Rivera's recent struggles, Derek Jeter's 3000th hit, and more.
This is the final installment of our HOPE Week Series. Read a summary of each event and listen to the entire week's activities including comments from the particpants and the Yankees.
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