Wednesday, June 15, 2011
alligatorSports Podcast 6-15-11
On a "Boothe Goes Wild" edition of the alligatorSports Podcast, host Jesse Simonton and esteemed writers Matt Watts, John Boothe and Bryan Holt break down the Florida baseball team's Super Regional victory over Mississippi State and the Gators' chances in Omaha, Neb., at the College World Series. Boothe tells us why his Boston Bruins would go on to win the Stanley Cup, and, finally, we discuss some good ole American soccer. The podcast's new awards segment is also introduced.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
alligatorSports Podcast 5-31-11
On a "Getting The Hang Of It" edition of the alligatorSports Podcast, Jesse Simonton, Matt Watts, Bryan Holt and John Boothe are back to discuss the crazy weekend in Hoover, Ala., that saw the Gators baseball claim its first Southeastern Conference Tournament title in 20 years. Also up for discussion is the Florida softball team making the trek to Oklahoma City for the fourth straight year, and much, much more.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
alligatorSports Podcast 5-24-11
On a "Did You See Her Throw: We're New At This" edition of the alligatorSports Podcast, Jesse Simonton takes over as host for his first show featuring Matt Watts, Bryan Holt and John Boothe. The guys recap the weekend that was in Gators sports, including the contentious softball matchups between UF and UCLA, baseball sealing a share of its second straight Southeastern Conference title and lacrosse playing in the NCAA Tournament. Simonton shares an interesting exchange he had with coach Kevin O'Sullivan, Holt and Boothe go toe-to-toe on some Bruins-Lightning hockey, we talk Heat-Bulls, Joakim Noah and more.
Monday, April 25, 2011
alligatorSports Podcast 4-25-11
On a "This One's For Us, Part Deux: Electric Boogaloo" edition of the alligatorSports Podcast, Adam Berry hosts his final show with an all-star lineup of Jesse Simonton, Greg Luca, Tyler Jett, Anthony Chiang and InsideTheGators.com's Kyle Maistri. The guys recap some breaking Florida football and basketball news, ponder the recent increase in student season ticket prices and talk about their most and least enjoyable moments of the year in Gators sports. They also reminisce fondly on Adam and Anthony's time at the Alligator and hand out their yearly awards.
Monday, April 11, 2011
alligatorSports Podcast 4-11-11
On a "What Comes Around, Comes Around" edition of the alligatorSports Podcast, Adam Berry and Anthony Chiang welcome back former Alligator writer Mike McCall, currently with The Miami Herald (and Mochi), to discuss Saturday's Orange and Blue Debut and the end of the Florida spring football season. The guys discuss the absolutely dismal showing from UF's offense and look for a few silver linings before ultimately concluding that fans should lower their expectations. The trio also talks about the recent arrests of UF basketball players Cody Larson and Erik Murphy before handing out their weekly awards and backing into an "Intro to Sports Journalism" segment.
Monday, April 4, 2011
alligatorSports Podcast 4-4-11
On a "Shoutout to Connecticut, Part 2" edition of the alligatorSports Podcast, Adam Berry is joined by Greg Luca, Jesse Simonton and InsideTheGators.com's Kyle Maistri to discuss Florida's spring football practice season, preview the Orange and Blue Debut, look back at the NCAA Tournament and talk a little Florida baseball. The guys wrap up the show by discussing the NCAA's hypocrisy and handing out their weekly awards.
Monday, March 28, 2011
alligatorSports Podcast 3-28-11
On a "Werner-NBA" edition of the alligatorSports Podcast, Adam Berry, Greg Luca, Jesse Simonton and Anthony Chiang overcome a crushing technical error to bring you a little Florida basketball coverage following the end of the Gators' season -- a 74-71 overtime loss to Butler in the Elite Eight. The guys originally recorded 40 solid minutes of hard-hitting, highly debated basketball talk, but that file was mysteriously lost in the depths of Adam's MacBook, so they bounced back with a quick recap. The final two segments -- Intro to Sports Journalism and our weekly awards -- stood the test of time, however, and are here in their entirety. We apologize for the error.
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