Bench Points with Conlan Farrell: Recent Episodes
Conlan Farrell
With it's debate style format, Bench Points with Conlan Farrell is the perfect mix of sports and legal issues. Each week, Conlan will host a pair of different legal analysts from the leading sports law podcast Conduct Detrimental. They'll debate the most pressing matters both on and off the field, heated discussions are guaranteed and Farrell will grant a decision and award a point at the end of each topic. A winner is declared after three debate topics. The show will not only be available in audio format but visual as well streaming across YouTube, Twitter and LinkedIn. Follow @Condetrimental
Steph Weissenburger and Dan Lust go head to head in a fierce debate across these three topics
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Goodell's alleged perjury in front of Congress
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Snyder's remaining time in Washington
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Length of Deshaun Watson's pending suspension
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Contempt of Court
After a short two week hiatus Bench Points returns!
Conlan Farrell is joined by Tarun Sharma and Dennis Lopez and the three breakdown the following:
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Ruling on LIV golf players being allowed to play in Major tournaments.
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Another ugly layer of the Deshaun Watson saga involving his former team the Houston Texans
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What can be done to combat the dangerous and classless behavior that has now become common place amongst fans at major sporting events.
Jordan Mark Kelso and Jake Williams team up to take on a pair of Pace Setters, Andrea Garcia and Greg Termolle.
The four debate the hottest sports law topics including:
-Saban/Fisher Feud
-New US Soccer CBA
-Who takes more snaps in the NFL next season, Mayfield or Watson?
-A familiar face in Contempt of Court
Mike Perlo and Jeremy Torres from the University of Buffalo debate the most controversial sports law topics on this week's episode of Bench Points.
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Retroactive punishments for NIL violations in college athletics?
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The Grizz are Ja-less for Game 4, should Golden State be without Poole because of it?
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Davis or Snyder who feels Goodell's wrath first?
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Contempt of Court in Jerry World
David Steinberg and John Nucci are featured in this week's lively debate.
Topics include: Bauer's two year ban, The Jets got Sauce, but why the hometown fans couldn't bet on him, Defamation in Hollywood: West v. HBO, Pay to Play in college athletics.
Bonds' case for the HOF, Expanded NBA Playoffs, was it the right solution? What's the line: Does "The Rock" have enough to strike gold with the XFL? Contempt of Court: Unruly Fans... Aren't you embarrassed?
NFL Law: Odds Snyder is out as owner? WHEN is the Watson suspension? Teams added to Flores lawsuit?-- follow the sharp money. (Feat.) Dan Wallach and Dan Lust.
Opening Arguments: Chelsea sale - Watson's leaked deposition - Eviction notices in the NFL - Johnny Drama at Augusta. (Feat.) Ben Shrader and Matt Tympanick
UFC arrests - St. Peters cashing in - Watson in Cleveland -
Betting via the Path Train- (Feat.) Jason Morrin and Stephon Burton
NCAA involvement in NIL deals - Griner situation in Russia - Yankees stars status for Opening Day - "I'M A PEACOCK YOU GOTTA LET ME FLY!." (Feat.) Hannah Valente and Matt Netti
On Episode Three of Opening Arguments, Conlan is joined by a pair of ACC law graduates, Mike Lawson and Tarun Sharma. The trio discusses Deshaun Watson's eligibility status, Calvin Ridley's yearlong suspension, what side won the MLB lockout and why the NCAA is in hot water.
On this episode, Conlan is joined by the duo that makes up "Miss Conduct" Emily Costanzo and Stephanie Weissenburger. The ladies debate the most important sports law subjects including; the lockout in MLB, the WNBA CBA rules and Kyrie Irving's eligibility to play in home games. Conlan also introduces a new segment called "Who's in Contempt" in which the trio breaks down one of the all time biggest blunders by a league commissioner.
In episode one of Opening Arguments, a sports law debate show with a betting angle. Conlan Farrell is joined by the top experts in sports law, the co- hosts of Conduct Detrimental, Dan Wallach and Dan Lust. The three discuss Brian Flores, Deshaun Watson and Dan Snyder lawsuits.