In this week's episode we are talking about the treatment of the men's college basketball teams as opposed to the women's teams. We also discuss the case unfolding against Deshaun Watson and we also take a look around the NBA.
In this week's episode we talk about March Madness and look at some possible upset match ups. We also look at many of the free agent moves made by the New England Patriots and other teams around the NFL.
In this week's episode, Commissioner Gordon previews the NBA All Star activities and talks about the Atlanta Hawks firing head coach Lloyd Pierce. We also ask the question, 'Does J.J. Watt actually make Arizona better?'
In this episode of The Commissioner's Conversation we talk about greatness and how it is often suppressed. We give updates about Tiger Woods and look at how Simone Biles can change gymnastics. We also look at the NBA All Star rosters.
This week on The Commissioner's Conversation we look at the protest at Bluefield College. We take a look around the NBA and we discuss the spring football season of the SWAC and the MEAC.
This episode asks the question, why were Patriots' fans rooting for Tom Brady? Quarterbacks are starting to demand to be involved in the decision making and what did Tom Brady say to Tyrann Mathieu that made him have to apologise?
In this episode, I talk with Coach Andrico Hines and Coach Gavin Davis about the importance of "liking" your coach. We also discuss the fight of the black quarterback/coach and we also make our predictions for the Super Bowl.
In this week's episode The Commissioner talks about the NBA moving forward with an All Star Game in Atlanta, HBCUs stepping up their football and Super Bowl predictions.
This week we talk about the NBA wanting to have an All Star Game in Atlanta, we recap the NFL Championship Games and give flowers to those who have passed.
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