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Bradley Sawka is one of the brightest young golfers to come out of Connecticut, and after capturing a win at the CT Open, he joins The Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast to reflect on the journey that got him there.

Bradley discusses his time at UConn and why he made the tough decision to transfer to Oklahoma. He also looks back on growing up playing golf in Connecticut and the special experience of having his parents by his side as his caddies.

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Andre Drummond joins The Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about his return to Connecticut, where he's giving back to the community by hosting his annual youth basketball camp and inspiring the next generation of players.

We also look back at his one and done season at UConn, including Jim Calhoun's recruiting pitch, what it was like playing for a Hall of Fame coach, and just how close he came to returning for another year instead of entering the NBA Draft. Andre shares whether today's NIL landscape might have changed that decision and reflects on some of the biggest moments from his time in Storrs.

Plus, Andre discusses UConn's recent championship runs under Dan Hurley, why he enjoys watching the Huskies' continued success, and his thoughts on players like Alex Karaban carrying on the program's winning tradition.

The conversation also covers his 15+ year NBA career, lessons learned from playing with multiple organizations and much more.

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Former UConn quarterback and NFL veteran Tim Boyle joins the Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast to discuss his incredible journey from Connecticut to the NFL career.

Tim shares stories from his time with the Packers, Lions, Bears, Texans, Dolphins, Giants and Jets, including what he learned playing alongside Aaron Rodgers, how backup quarterbacks stay mentally prepared, and the biggest differences between NFL organizations.

We then dive into the Boyle Family Foundation and what Tim is looking to do with the organization.

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Golf has never been more popular in Connecticut.

In this episode of the Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast, we're joined by Sam Dostaler of the Connecticut State Golf Association (CSGA) to discuss the remarkable growth of the game, what the CSGA does for golfers across the state, and why the future of Connecticut golf is brighter than ever.

We cover everything from tournaments and membership to junior golf, the post-COVID golf boom, and how the CSGA is working to tell the stories of golfers and courses throughout Connecticut. Plus, Sam shares his favorite clubhouse cookies, the best food he's had while traveling to events, and builds his dream UConn men's basketball alumni golf foursome.

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Hartford is having a major sports moment, and Mayor Arunan Arulampalam joins The Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast to discuss how the city is embracing it all.

We dive into Hartford's World Cup watch parties, the vision behind making the city a soccer destination, and how the excitement surrounding the World Cup can create lasting benefits beyond sports. 

Plus, we talk about the impact of the Hartford Yard Goats, Hartford Athletic, Hartford Wolf Pack, UConn events, the Connecticut Sun, and why sports play such an important role in Hartford's growth, identity, and quality of life.

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On this episode of the Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast, we welcome Paul Garcia of Spot Up Shot and host of the Small Market Bias Podcast to break down the Spurs' decision to trade up and select Tarris Reed Jr. with the No. 26 pick in the NBA Draft. Plus, we take a deep dive into Stephon Castle's first two seasons in San Antonio.

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As the World Cup captivates fans across the globe, Hartford has emerged as one of Connecticut's premier destinations for supporters of the U.S. Men's National Team.

On this episode of The Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast, we sit down with Tom Lovkay, President of the American Outlaws Hartford Chapter, to discuss the growth of soccer in Connecticut, the incredible atmosphere surrounding World Cup watch parties, and how American Outlaws has built a passionate community of fans throughout the region.

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One of the newest additions to UConn Football joins the podcast as quarterback Cooper Newman discusses his decision to commit to the Huskies and what fans can expect when he arrives in Storrs.

Cooper shares what stood out during his visit to UConn, why the opportunity to play for Coach Jason Candle was so appealing, and his early thoughts on joining a deep quarterback room.

We also dive into Cooper's relationship with Jon Gruden and his now famous commitment video. Plus, Cooper talks about being just 20 passing touchdowns away from breaking the Tennessee high school state record, the biggest keys to leadership at the quarterback position, and the traits he hopes to bring to the UConn program.

And yes, we couldn't let him leave without discussing his favorite ride at his hometown amusement park, Dollywood.

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In this episode, we sit down with Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube to discuss how the tournament has evolved during a period of unprecedented change in golf. From the introduction of Signature Events and a new television partner in NBC Sports to the arrival of a new PGA Tour commissioner, Grube shares his perspective on where the sport is headed and how the Travelers Championship continues to grow while staying true to the traditions that made it successful.

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Alex Karaban joins the Connecticut Scoreboard Podcast to talk about everything that’s happened since the end of the season, including his experience at the NBA Draft Combine, the pre-draft process, and the next steps in his basketball journey. Alex discusses how this year’s combine felt different compared to 2024, improving his vertical leap by 5.5 inches, his favorite and least favorite drills, team workouts, and whether he pays attention to mock drafts. He also shares what he wants NBA teams to know most about him as he prepares for the draft.

We also dive into the outlook for UConn Huskies basketball next season, including the roster coming together, the returns of Silas Demary Jr. and Braylon Mullins, thoughts on Solo’s wrist injury, and highly regarded transfer Nik Khamenia. Beyond basketball, Alex talks about participating in a Make-A-Wish event at Great Wolf Lodge, watching Steph Castle in the NBA Playoffs, and some of his favorite things about spending time in Chicago — including where he stands on deep dish pizza.