Yes, we picked it. The Saints beat the Colts in the Super Bowl, giving the city of New Orleans their first NFL championship. How did it happen? Thanks to the gutsy play-calling of a coach who wasn’t afraid to fail. Chris and Craig recap an exciting Super Bowl:
So Drew Brees won his first Super Bowl. Why do San Diegans insist on revisiting the Brees-Rivers debate from years ago? Craig and Chris talk about Brees, Philip Rivers, and Peyton Manning, and how the legacy of each great QB changes (or doesn’t) based on the Saints’ winning the Super Bowl:
The San Diego Derby Dolls premiered their brand new banked track Saturday night in impressive fashion, destroying the visiting Mitten Kittens by a final score of 189-57. 619 Sports’ Derby Doll correspondent Kali Katt has the full bout recap:
Swept by SDSU’s men’s and women’s teams to open MWC play last month, the New Mexico Lobos bit back on Saturday. Darington Hobson (above) hit two free throws with 2.7 left to beat SDSU’s men in OT, 88-86. The women had their 14-game MWC home win streak snapped, 65-58.
The Super Bowl is hours away, and both Craig and Chris are looking for an upset in Miami. In their final What To Watch For podcast of the NFL season, the 619 Sports guys break down what they see as keys to victory for New Orleans:
After training for two years on a secondhand banked track in their private training facility, the San Diego Derby Dolls have finally reached their goal of bringing their first ever, public banked track bout to the fans of San Diego. On Saturday Feb. 6 SDDD’s Banked Track All-Stars will face the Mitten Kittens on SDDD’s brand new banked track in the Wyland Center at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
Yes, we picked it. The Saints beat the Colts in the Super Bowl, giving the city of New Orleans their first NFL championship. How did it happen? Thanks to the gutsy play-calling of a coach who wasn’t afraid to fail. Chris and Craig recap an exciting Super Bowl:
So Drew Brees won his first Super Bowl. Why do San Diegans insist on revisiting the Brees-Rivers debate from years ago? Craig and Chris talk about Brees, Philip Rivers, and Peyton Manning, and how the legacy of each great QB changes (or doesn’t) based on the Saints’ winning the Super Bowl:
The San Diego Derby Dolls premiered their brand new banked track Saturday night in impressive fashion, destroying the visiting Mitten Kittens by a final score of 189-57. 619 Sports’ Derby Doll correspondent Kali Katt has the full bout recap:
Swept by SDSU’s men’s and women’s teams to open MWC play last month, the New Mexico Lobos bit back on Saturday. Darington Hobson (above) hit two free throws with 2.7 left to beat SDSU’s men in OT, 88-86. The women had their 14-game MWC home win streak snapped, 65-58.
LA JOLLA–Behind an inspired effort underneath from sophomore center Christian Hatch, the UCSD men’s basketball team snapped their five-game losing streak, holding off Cal State L.A. 83-77 Saturday night at RIMAC Arena. The victory capped a double-header sweep for the Tritons, as the 8th ranked women’s team earlier dispatched the Golden Eagles 75-43, extending their [...]
The Super Bowl is hours away, and both Craig and Chris are looking for an upset in Miami. In their final What To Watch For podcast of the NFL season, the 619 Sports guys break down what they see as keys to victory for New Orleans:
After training for two years on a secondhand banked track in their private training facility, the San Diego Derby Dolls have finally reached their goal of bringing their first ever, public banked track bout to the fans of San Diego. On Saturday Feb. 6 SDDD’s Banked Track All-Stars will face the Mitten Kittens on SDDD’s brand new banked track in the Wyland Center at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
From Miami, former Aztec and New Orleans Saints Defensive Tackle La’Roi Glover talked about this weekends Super Bowl with 619 Sports. La’Roi was just named as member of the NFL’s 2000 All-Decade team, and is currently back in school at San Diego State Univeristy going for his Masters Degree in Sports Business Administration.
With half of the games completed in Mountain West Conference schedule, its time for a discussion on how the Aztec men have fared. Craig and Chris give their thoughts on SDSU’s play so far, and what Steve Fisher and the boys are going to have do, to have any shot at the NCAA tournament in March.
LA JOLLA–The UCSD women’s and men’s basketball teams continued doggedly on their paths last night, heading in opposite directions. The 8th ranked women’s team smoothly dispatched Cal State Dominguez Hills 83-57, running their win streak to four and their record to 18-1 (13-1 CCAA), while the men’s team (4-13, 3-11 CCAA) fell apart in the [...]