Baltimore Sports. Period
As the Ravens prepare for the playoffs, Glenn Clark says it’s a strange time in Baltimore, but there are 18 fan bases that would love to trade places with Ravens fans — at least for this week.
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In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out, including interviews with Seth Greenberg, Rob Ambrose, Brian Newberry and more.
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Glenn Clark and Griffin Bass dig into the NFL, the college football national championship and more with the best games, props and parlays to bet this weekend. Plus, “Stets and Figures” from Andrew Stetka and a look at the NFL weekend with Alloy Sports’ Brad Kronthal.
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Glenn Clark revisits his preseason column that asked the question, “What qualifies as progress for Maryland football?” and considers where the Terps stand now and what’s next.
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With so many interviews and sports conversations during the course of the year, it’s always hard to pick the highlights. But here are a few 2022 Glenn Clark Radio interviews that stand out.
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The single worst thing about 2022 in Baltimore sports is that we won’t have Ken Niumatalolo around moving forward, writes Glenn Clark, whose reverence for the man is as overwhelming as his success was in his job.
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Glenn Clark discusses the top sports gambling trends and tips for Week 17 of the NFL season, college football bowl games, college basketball and more with FanDuel Sportsbook GM Leon Twyman and Circa Sports’ Aaron Oster.
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Glenn Clark shares his NFL power rankings for Week 17, and the Ravens hold steady at No. 8.
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In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out, including interviews with Michael Locksley, Diego Fagot and more.
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Glenn Clark and Griffin Bass dig into the NFL, college football bowl season and more with the best games, props and parlays to bet this weekend. Plus, “Stets and Figures” from Andrew Stetka and a look at the NFL weekend with Alloy Sports’ Brad Kronthal.
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