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Hosted by Geoff Grammer, reporter, Albuquerque Journal · sports · EN · 127 episodes
Albuquerque Journal staff writer Geoff Grammer shares some of the conversations he has on the beat covering a wide variety of sports in New Mexico, primarily UNM Lobos basketball, through his Talking Grammer podcast.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTalking Grammer is a sports podcast hosted by Geoff Grammer, reporter, Albuquerque Journal, with 127 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Geoff Grammer, reporter, Albuquerque Journal hosts Talking Grammer, a sports show with 127 episodes published.
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In Episode 128 of the Talking Grammer podcast, we talk with UNM Lobo men's basketball coach Eric Olen in the second a two-part conversation about this year's roster. Olen goes player-by-player giving us his thoughts on all 13 Lobos on the current roster.
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In Episode 126 of the Talking Grammer podcast, I post some excerpts for a Zoom call local media had with UNM Lobos guard and Mountain West Freshman of the Year Jake Hall about his decision to return to play for Eric Olen and the Lobos next season as well as his opportunity now to play with his brother, and recent UNM signee, Dax Hall.
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In Episode 125 of the Talking Grammer podcast, I caught up with UNM Lobos 7-foot-1 center JT Rock, the transfer from Iowa State who has developed this season into a dangerous weapon for head coach Eric Olen's crew. We cover the bases from his recruitment to Iowa State out of high school to his addiction to shoes to why he goest by JT instead of what those initials stand for. (Hint, I'm not at all happy with his answer!)
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In Episode 124 of the Talking Grammer podcast, I caught up with Scott Waterman, the Special Assistant to the Head Coach on the UNM Lobo men's basketball team. We talk his unique path to Albuquerque, including having been the six-year head coach at Division II Academy of Art university in San Francisco before that school discontinued is sports programs this past offseason. We also talk his taking five charges in a college game, his role on UNM's staff and about his elite Rick Flair 'Woo!' impersonation.
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In Episode 123 of the Talking Grammer podcast, I caught up with Wyoming Cowboys coach Sundance Wicks who has the Pokes at 9-2 in nonconference play and in the top 60 of the NCAA's NET rankings, arguably completing the most impressive, if not unexpected, nonconference slate in the Mountain West. Wicks talks about his name, his energy, his fondness of laughter and 1990s movies and for coaching in the great venues around the Mountain West, including the Pit.
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