In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
The 33rd Team analyst and Pro Football Hall of Fame voter Jason Cole discussed the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win and the chances of Terrell Suggs and Marshal Yanda getting in on the first ballot next year:
Legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns discussed his friendship with expected new Orioles owner David Rubenstein and his excitement for what Rubenstein could do for the Orioles:
Maryland baseball coach Matt Swope discussed what to expect from the Terps in his first season as head coach:
PLL co-founder and Johns Hopkins lacrosse legend Paul Rabil discussed this week’s PLL Championship Series and how things will look different at Homewood Field this summer for the Maryland Whipsnakes’ first home weekend:
ESPN MLB prospects analyst Kiley McDaniel discussed whether Samuel Basallo should be as “untouchable” as some fans believe he is and why the Orioles still have the top system in baseball but it is on the decline:
Stevenson lacrosse coach Paul Cantabene discussed what to expect as the Mustangs begin their season:
Talk Of Fame Two analyst and Pro Football Hall of Fame voter Clark Judge discussed why Suggs and Yanda aren’t likely to reach Canton on their first ballot:
Former Stevenson quarterback Dan Williams discussed winning his third Super Bowl as an assistant coach with the Chiefs:
Longtime MLB writer and “Beyond The Knife” analyst Will Carroll discussed the impact of the injuries to Orioles pitchers Kyle Bradish and John Means:
Legendary former Maryland coach Gary Williams discussed the 20th anniversary of the Terps’ 2004 ACC Tournament title run, Kevin Willard’s struggles and the college basketball landscape:
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