Today's guest is the President of the Mountain Masters Charity Golf Tournament in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Dave Simpson is a former PA State Police Officer who put together a charity golf tournament for veterans and first responders and it still holds strong after 26 years. He has a passion for giving back to the community and having a good time. Don't miss this one!
Special Guest Nick Simpson aka Trikky Nick joins the show to recap TJ Watt Contract - The Open Championship - UFC 318 Porter's final fight - Mountain Master's Charity Golf Tournament Turn on NOTIFICATIONS and THANK YOU for the support!
Brian Rolapp is the first ever CEO of the PGA Tour - Top Receiving corps in the NFL - TJ Watt contract talks - Antonino Brown likely headed to the slammer - Baserunning and sign stealing, what is legal?
Special Guest Gio Schiano had boots on the ground at Oakmont on Sunday - J.J. Spaun wins the US Open - Wyndham Clark destroys lockers - Rafael Devers headed to San Fransisco - College World Series is SICK - Shohei Ohtani is pitching TONIGHT Turn on your notifications and THANK YOU for the support!
Rodgers to the Steelers - Oakmont CC is OLD and AWESOME - NBA Finals tied 1-1 - College World Series
U.S. Open back at Oakmont Country club - Rooting for TJ McConnell and the Pacers - College Baseball - NFL Hard Knocks - The Pittsburgh Pirates
Nick sits down with Coach Ron, the head basketball coach of the USCB Sand Sharks. Ron is the inaugural coach at the brand new Division II program in the Peach Belt. This episode we discuss recruiting strategy for a brand new program, team culture, and what it means to remember your roots. Ron is from Uniontown, PA -- a small town between Pittsburgh, PA and Morgantown, WV in Southwest PA. This episode was recorded in the Spring of 2023 before Ron's first season.
Nick rants for 10 minutes on the latest NFL holdouts Brandon Aiyuk and Trent Williams from the San Francisco 49ers CeeDee Lamb's contract situation with the Dallas Cowboys Haason Reddick's negotiations with the New York Jets Impact of Ja'Marr Chase's hold-out on the Cincinnati Bengals' offense