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In this edition of The Sports Inquirer Show, we discuss:
-The impact that the coronavirus has had in our daily and sports lives particularly with the professional and collegiate teams in the state of Georgia (3:00-15:00).
-NFL free agency and trades particularly the moves of the Atlanta Falcons with Todd Gurley and Dante Fowler, Tampa signing Tom Brady and the futures of Jameis Winston, Cam Newton and Jadaveon Clowney in the Zone Blitz (16:00-38:00).
In this edition of The Sports Inquirer Show:
-We recap Week 14 of the NFL season particularly the Super Bowl aspirations of San Francisco and Baltimore, the poor play of the entire NFC East highlighting the potential need for reseeding in the NFL Playoffs, whether Tennessee with Ryan Tannehill is a legitimate AFC playoff threat and a look at the entire playoff picture in the NFL Blitz (4:00-28:00)
-We look at the college football bowl assignments particularly whether Georgia has underachieved this season and Georgia State’s placement, Georgia Tech volleyball’ exclusion from the NCAA Tournament and inclusion in the NIVC with head coach Michelle Collier as well as an update on Georgia State men’s basketball with head coach Rob Lanier in the Technical State of Georgia Athletics (28:00-36:00)
In this edition of The Sports Inquirer Show, we discuss:
-Week 14 of the NFL season particularly the upcoming Baltimore/Buffalo New Orleans/San Francisco matchups, the struggles in Dallas and Philadelphia and the playoff pictures in the NFC and AFC in the Zone Blitz (3:00-33:00)
-A recap of the Georgia Tech vs. Georgia college football game, the growing pains of the Yellow Jackets under head coach Geoff Collins, the struggles of the Bulldogs’ offense, Georgia State’s bowl prospects and the overall landscape of college football in the Technical State of Georgia State Athletics (33:00-45:00)
-The form of the Atlanta Hawks with audio from head coach Lloyd Pierce along with players Trae Young and Damian Jones in the Backdoor Cut (45:00-53:00)
