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Friday's show: Steelers-Bengals prediction, Mike Tomlin's history of handling Mason Rudolph, Sergei Murashov's coming to the Penguins at the wrong time, Sidney Crosby's frustration, and more.
Pitt fans who want Pat Narduzzi fired are going to be disappointed, because they'll blame this lost season on Heintschel's injury, and his return next year will be used by the school to justify bringing Narduzzi back.
Pitt's season was toast the minute Mason Heintschel got hurt, they would've beaten UNC, BC, and FSU, if he were available, only loss would've been to Miami, lost season.
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Friday's show: Steelers-Bengals prediction, Mike Tomlin's history of handling Mason Rudolph, Sergei Murashov's coming to the Penguins at the wrong time, Sidney Crosby's frustration, and more.
@BreidenFehoko It's the era of NIL coaching hires, schools like Colorado and NC State hire Deion and Rivers because those schools think they can buy players based on those guys being the coach, it's the same way with Belichick at UNC, and Vick at Norfolk State.
@Douglas79336459 It started when he benched him for Duck in '19, and it continued in 2022 when there was a predetermined QB competition when Mason Rudolph was the best QB in that preseason, and after had Kenny Pickett ahead of him on the depth chart before the playoff game against Buffalo.
I'm glad Tomlin defended Mason Rudolph in 2020 after the Myles Garrett incident, but going on Cam Heyward's podcast and saying what he did confirms he didn't like him.
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Thursday's show: Steelers-Bengals, a look ahead to week 10 in the NFL, Mike Tomlin insults Mason Rudolph, Sergei Murashov steals it for Penguins in win over Sharks, and more.
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Thursday's show: Steelers-Bengals, a look ahead to week 10 in the NFL, Mike Tomlin insults Mason Rudolph, Sergei Murashov steals it for Penguins in win over Sharks, and more.
I'd give Sergei Murashov another start Saturday against Ottawa, he's performed well his last two starts, definitely last night, and his confidence will get higher the more you play him.
Dan Hicks, longtime lead golf play-by-play announcer for NBC Sports, has died following an acute illness. He was 64.
Across three decades, Hicks provided the soundtrack to some of golf’s most memorable moments. The Arizona native joined NBC in 1992 and assumed the network’s lead play-by-play role in 2000, his broadcast style defined by a steady delivery, unmistakable enthusiasm, and ability to capture the significance of a moment.
Hicks anchored weekend coverage of The Players Championship for nearly three decades and was behind the microphone for the evolution of the FedExCup, in addition to several major championships, bringing his composed approach to golf’s biggest stages.
For nearly two decades, Hicks worked alongside renowned analyst Johnny Miller in one of golf television’s defining broadcast partnerships. Hicks provided a measured presence, guiding viewers through the tension and unpredictability of a final round.
After graduating from the University of Arizona, Hicks began his broadcasting career in local radio and television before joining CNN in 1989. He moved to NBC Sports three years later, with assignments including Olympic swimming, alpine skiing and Notre Dame football. Golf, one of his favorite recreational pastimes, became an enduring beat. His voice will always be synonymous with the game.
Hicks is survived by his wife, sports broadcaster Hannah Storm, and their three daughters.
Rest in Peace, Dan Hicks.
If Evgeni Malkin feels he can still play, he should, but it shouldn't be with the Penguins beyond this year, Kyle Dubas needs to have that tough and uncomfortable conversation.