Category: Basketball
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On The Air is Coach/Host.. Doug!
Have you ever heard of a coach/radio host working two jobs simultaneously and being quite satisfied? Not too many come to mind in the sports world.
Not at least with former ESPN, CBS, turn Fox employee Doug Gottlieb.
Gottlieb has been featured in the past on The Herd and has been outspoken about numerous basketball topics. He has previously coached on Team USA in 2009 and 2017 with respect to Auburn coach Bruce Pearl.
He now joins that challenging honor in helping Men’s Division 1 Green Bay become a better program. Last year, they finished 18-14 in the Horizon Conference and ranked third.
Gottlieb claims he can undoubtedly balance radio and coaching but this might be a mistake. Even though Gottlieb, 48, has long desired to coach at the college level, he might be soon risking a game of dominoes.
Doug is, in my opinion, one of the more underrated voices in the broadcast industry and to see him pursue his dream is sweet but breathtaking with an unsure class of versatile talented players.
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Caitlin Clark Everyone
Caitlin Clark is a really tricky name. It can be spelled differently and define character of the recent 17,000+ WNBA debut sellout and Indianapolis hurrah fans have clamored for since legendary quarterback and Omaha Productions concierge Peyton Manning. Clark is not a circus show.
Clark, in her debut, turned over the ball 10 times but subsequently was penalized with 9 points. To rewind, Clark netted single digits one time in Iowa college. And to rewind back further, she saw a crowd of 300+ only in her freshman year during the Covid-19 pandemic era.
Clark has come a long way towards earning less than $100,000 in the pros but Clark has proven to be a tremendous leader. She has handled herself in the best way possible during press conferences despite that eager desire to increase charter flight percentages, marketing, salaries, and the spectrum of Indiana.
Clark is not stopping. She and the Indiana Fever have the defending champ Las Vegas Aces approaching including the Seattle Storm. She struggled against former MVP Breanna Stewart recently and there are going to be moments Clark and even Sabrina Ionescu who failed to defeat Stephen Curry, learn from adversity.
The WNBA is a sizzling league right now. Ratings are increasing and fans are favorably immersed. The summer might be interesting but to Candace Parker. Sorry girl, the dog days are meant for picking up the measly pet’s mess.
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