THE BLEACHER BRIEFINGS
THE BLEACHER BRIEFINGS
THE BLEACHER BRIEFINGS
THE BLEACHER BRIEFINGS: Episode 109
23 minutes Posted Feb 25, 2014 at 9:18 pm.
- How stable is the relationship between Jim Harbaugh and the 49ers following trade talks with the Browns?
- League Competition Committee considering rule to penalize teams on the field for use of the n-word
- In signing with the Nets, center Jason Collins becomes the first active openly gay athlete in North America's four major professional sports
- Floyd Mayweather to fight Marcos Maidana on May 3rd; what to expect
- Is Dale Earnhardt, Jr. the favorite to win the Sprint Cup title following his second career win in the Daytona 500?
- Syracuse/Duke game; Jim Boeheim's meltdown
- Men's and Women's Hockey comes up short for Team USA in Sochi; who choked more?
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Show notes
In this week's edition of The Bleacher Briefings podcast, we're talkin' a variety of NFL topics, pro and college basketball, boxing, NASCAR, and hockey from the Sochi Winter Games!
- NFL Combine discussion; more than just numbers/to throw or not throw?/who has impressed?/who should be the No. 1 overall pick in the draft? (
0:45 mark)
- How stable is the relationship between Jim Harbaugh and the 49ers following trade talks with the Browns? (
5:20)
- League Competition Committee considering rule to penalize teams on the field for use of the n-word (
8:09)
- In signing with the Nets, center Jason Collins becomes the first active openly gay athlete in North America's four major professional sports (
10:00)
- Floyd Mayweather to fight Marcos Maidana on May 3rd; what to expect (
11:59)
- Is Dale Earnhardt, Jr. the favorite to win the Sprint Cup title following his second career win in the Daytona 500? (
15:36)
- Syracuse/Duke game; Jim Boeheim's meltdown (
17:11)
- Men's and Women's Hockey comes up short for Team USA in Sochi; who choked more? (
19:33)
All this and more in this week's edition of The Bleacher Briefings podcast!
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