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Episode 191 - Keep It On Ya
Episode 191 – Keep It On Ya
This week, the guys dive deep into the culture, cash, and chaos across sports. In HBCU news, FAMU snags titles in baseball and track, controversial choice for new president, while Savannah James launches a skincare collab with Howard, and Magic Johnson drops $500K on Xavier.
On the hardwood, Napheesa Collier links up with Jordan Brand, while the Liberty get their rings and the Valkyries purge their rookies. The NBA’s got big-money problems brewing in Boston, a potential arena upgrade for the Spurs, and Masai Ujiri possibly eyeing Atlanta. Are the Wizards finally developing something?
Playoff predictions continue: Knicks vs. Pacers (split decision) and Wolves vs. OKC (both go Wolves in 7). Meanwhile, Sac State is making NCAA noise.
On the gridiron, the NFL “pauses” its diversity efforts, Fred Warner gets paid, Brock Purdy secures a $265M bag, and Shedeur Sanders lands another deal.
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By The Splash Cast by Reggie and NorwoodEpisode 191 – Keep It On Ya
This week, the guys dive deep into the culture, cash, and chaos across sports. In HBCU news, FAMU snags titles in baseball and track, controversial choice for new president, while Savannah James launches a skincare collab with Howard, and Magic Johnson drops $500K on Xavier.
On the hardwood, Napheesa Collier links up with Jordan Brand, while the Liberty get their rings and the Valkyries purge their rookies. The NBA’s got big-money problems brewing in Boston, a potential arena upgrade for the Spurs, and Masai Ujiri possibly eyeing Atlanta. Are the Wizards finally developing something?
Playoff predictions continue: Knicks vs. Pacers (split decision) and Wolves vs. OKC (both go Wolves in 7). Meanwhile, Sac State is making NCAA noise.
On the gridiron, the NFL “pauses” its diversity efforts, Fred Warner gets paid, Brock Purdy secures a $265M bag, and Shedeur Sanders lands another deal.