BTR Sports with Sam, Kory and Kristy is a sports show focusing on more than just the results and Brett Favre. Each week we take an in-depth look at a topic from the world of sport from a broader, cultural angle. This week we discuss the Newtown tragedy and the role that sports can play in these moments, break down what’s wrong with the Jets and what’s happened to Mark Sanchez, as well as talk about what made us fall in love with the sports and teams we continue to love today. To wrap it up, we take a look back at the year that is nearly finished.
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The University of Texas Longhorns are the most profitable team in College Football. Followed by pretty much the entire SEC.
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The Jets’ Mark Sanchez is a perfect example of a player who burst onto the scene only to fade drastically in the coming years. What’s next for Mark?
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All eyes were on Penn State and Beaver Stadium this season after about as tumultuous an off-season as could be imagined.
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No athlete underwent a fall quite as great as did Lance Armstrong, who went from near Saint status to scorned by all almost overnight.
Let yourself get wrapped up in this melancholic wind of nostalgia. | read
Stephen detais his experience of contracting the coronavirus back in late February/early March of 2020, before lockdowns shut NYC down. He also shares how the busy Brooklyn music scene he’s a part… | watch
Sanya N'Kanta is a Jamaican-born musician currently based in Charlotte, NC who writes, performs, and produces songs with a wide range of musical influences and styles. Here, he shares an exclusive,… | watch
Our first indie label feature of the year is the new Buffalo, NY-based Friend Club Records. In this episode, I interview label co-founder Rob Froese, and we dive in for a huge selection of music from… | listen
Sanders' coat and mittens made him the inauguration's unquestioned fashion icon and meme king. | read
Falcon Jane takes the top spot on the BTR Top 10! Joan of Arc and Gotts Street Park make their countdown debuts! | listen