Loing Brothers Sports Podcast: Recent Episodes
Jacob and Jared Loing
Emergency podcast. Quick NBA draft recap and a lengthy rant on the Spurs trading Dejounte Murray.
This week, we are joined by the UND women's basketball Director of Basketball Operations, Alex Kladis. Before coming to UND, Alex spent time on Lake Region's men's team as an assistant coach, spent a year at Bradley, and helped guide Lexington High School to 29-1 finish and a trip to the 5A Final Four in South Carolina. He also won a national championship as a practice player with the University of South Carolina. We talked about his time as a practice player at SC, his coaching journey thus far, and mixed in some NBA and NFL towards the end.
The NBA finals have begun (1:00), Gonzaga has 3 key players bow out of the draft (16:00), and we cover more fun MLB news (25:20)
The Magic win the lottery and the conference finals are under way (5:12 - 28:17), Albert Pujols takes the mound (28:17 - 32:24), and we preview the PGA Championship (32:24 - 40:00)
The ACC discusses dissolving divisions and moving to a 3-5-5 scheduling model (3:23 - 10:43), Nikola Jokic wins his 2nd consecutive MVP and the playoffs are heating up (10:43 - 29:40), Josh Lambo is suing the Jaguars over Urban's Meyer alleged abuse (29:40 - 36:34), and Reid Detmers throws the MLB's first no-hitter while only striking out 2 batters (36:34 - 46:40)
Jake is out this week, so Jared decided to pull in a couple of guests and have some fun.
The NFL draft is in full swing (5:00 - 30:00), the first round of the NBA playoffs is nearly complete (30:00 - 40:27), and we talk Ja Morant winning MIP and Zion Williamson's future in New Orleans (40:27 - 53:25)
Jared is back, and we talk about the NBA playoffs (2:30 - 17:00), the NFL's wide receiver market and Tom Brady (17:00 - 34:25), Jay Wright retiring (34:25 - 49:45), and the Yankees walking Miguel Cabrera while he's one hit short of 3000 (49:45 - 56:15).
Co-host Jared was unable to attend this week, so instead, we subbed in Hailey to keep it in the family. We talk the Master's, NBA, a little baseball, and add some sprinkles of Hailey magic.
Golf season is upon us and we recap the first round of the Masters (2:47 - 18:50). We follow with who we'd build our NFL and NBA dynasties around (18:50 - 41:23) and talk about small market MLB teams being able to establish long lasting dynasties (41:23 - 49:00).
We're joined by our friend and former roommate, Jacob Tupa. He talks about the Celtics season and how they turned it around (3:35 - 19:00). We recap the Final Four and talk Duke and the future of coaching in college basketball (19:00 - 50:30) and talk some baseball with opening day upon us (52:20 - 57:45)
This week, we're joined by another long time friend, Weston Martell. Weston is a big Laker's fan and LeBron follower and lets us know what he thinks about this years disappointing Lakers team (1:20 - 40:17) followed by some more March Madness (40:17 - 1:04:00).
Big moves are being made in the NFL (2:35 - 18:30) and we recap the first weekend of March Madness (18:30 - 43:35).
Tom Brady unretires after only 40 days (0:40 - 5:00). Gregg Popovich breaks the all-time wins record (5:00 - 9:00). March Madness is upon us, and we discuss our brackets (9:00 - 33:40).
Coach K loses his last game at Cameron Indoor (0:50 - 11:30). The Seahawks trade Russell Wilson to the Broncos (11:30 - 23:00). Aaron Rodgers signs a massive deal with the Packers (23:00 - 30:00). The Colts trade Carson Wentz to the Commanders (30:00 - 42:10). The MLB agrees to ban the shift, implement a pitch clock, and make the bases bigger (42:10 - 49:15).
The NFL off-season is in full swing. What should the Colts do with Wentz? (1:12 - 11:11) With the draft coming up, what should our favorite teams and the top teams in the draft do with their picks? (11:11 - 26:35) And it's March, the best month of the year. Who are some of our favorite Cinderella stories? (26:35 - 35:35)
What should the Lakers do with LeBron and AD? (0:54 - 17:50)
Which players should NFL teams trade this off-season? (17:50 - 33:30)
March Madness is coming fast (33:30 - 45:45)
The College Football Playoff won't be expanded until at least 2026 (1:15 - 3:20), the NBA All-Star sucked as always and ESPN drops their top 76 players of all time (3:20 - 45:00), IUPUI gets their first D1 win and handshake brawls plague college basketball (45:00 - 54:00)
The Rams defeat the Bengals in a great Super Bowl (1:17 - 17:50), should Matthew Stafford be a Hall of Famer? (17:50 - 28:40), Jim Harbaugh signs a contract extension (28:40 - 35:35), how old would Michael Jordan have to be for you to beat him in a game of one-on-one? (35:35 - 40:50), college basketball recap (40:50 - 44:20), and the MLB adopts a universal DH (44:20 - 55:08)
It's a basketball episode, and we're joined by our friend Jake Guilbert. He gives his opinion on the Super Bowl Matchup (2:15 - 8:08). We talk some college basketball (8:08 - 30:34), and the big moves made around the NBA trade deadline (30:34 - 1:09:00)
Tom Brady retires, but doesn't, but does (1:15 - 5:40)
Conference Championship recap and Superbowl preview (5:40 - 21:30)
What should the 49ers do with Garoppolo? (21:30 - 29:40)
Jim Harbaugh interviews with the Vikings(29:40 - 40:27)
The Big Ten talks dropping divisions(40:27 - 46:20)
Caleb Williams follows Lincoln Riley to USC (46:20 - 49:50)
Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens miss the Hall of Fame on their last ballots (0:46 - 19:35), college basketball makes its first appearance on the show (19:35 - 31:11), Sean Payton retires and we talk some NFL playoffs and OT rules (31:11 - 52:30).
Stetson Bennet is coming back for another year and JT Daniels transfers (0:53 - 13:11), Super Wildcard Weekend recap and reactions(13:11 - 17:23), and a look forward to the Divisional Round (17:23 - 33:38)
The college football season is over. Dom Izzo shares potentially the worst take of all time on Twitter. Klay Thompson is back, and the NFL playoffs are upon us.
Today, we discuss the College Football Playoff games and bowls, Aaron Rodgers, and the Lakers.
On this episode, we discuss our ideal college football playoff systems, players sitting out bowl games, Ben Simmons, NFL officiating, and Russel Wilson's future with the Seattle Seahawks.
On this episode, we bring on our good friend Karson Schoening to get an inside perspective on NDSU's notorious football dynasty and talk a little NFL.
In our fourth episode we are joined by a long time friend, Alex Abrahamson. Alex breaks down his college football playoff rankings and joins in as we discuss college football bowl games, our picks for the #1 seeds in the NFL playoffs, and examine whether the Bucks would have won the NBA title if injuries didn't play a factor.
In this episode, we discuss what factors lead to a successful young QB in the NFL, Army/Navy, the FCS playoffs, and more.
In our second episode, we discuss the recent college football hires, preview Week 14 of the NFL season, and Steph Curry breaking the 3 pointer record.
In our first episode, we discuss our college football rankings, predict the results of the college football playoffs, and the current state of the NFL