Illini Sports
The News-Gazette Sports Page 11-17-08
Posted Mon, November 17, 2008
Jim Rossow, Paul Klee and Bob Asmussen host.
SportsTalk with Steve Kelly
WDWS Sportstalk 11-19-08
Posted Wed, November 19, 2008
Steve Kelly hosts. Guests include former Illini quarterback and current radio analyst Kurt Kittner, and former Illini (now pro) golfer D.A. Points.
Saturday Sportsline
11/8 Sportsline
Posted Sat, November 8, 2008
Joe Hendrickson from the City Suburban Hoops Report
First Word with Ron Zook
First Word with Ron Zook Week 13
Posted Mon, November 17, 2008
Stevie Jay chats with Illinois Football Coach Ron Zook on 11-17-08. This is the final week of this segment for the season.
IlliniHQ Special Podcast
Jackie Santacaterina
Posted Wed, November 19, 2008
Illinois soccer midfielder talks with Brian Moline about the NCAA round of 16 matchup with North Carolina.
Basketball Postgame Lockerroom
Lockerroom Show after Illinois-Texas-Corpus Christi
Posted Mon, November 17, 2008
Hear from Trent Meacham and Mike Davis, and coach Bruce Weber.
Other Illini Sports Podcast Episodes
Monday Morning Quarterbacks 11-17
Posted Mon, November 17, 2008
Jim Turpin and Loren Tate discuss all the Illini sports action over the weekend, including football, basketball, volleyball and soccer.
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Eric Loy talks with John Gasaway from BasketballProspectus.com on his book "College Basketball Prospectus 2008-09" and the upcoming NCAA basketball season.
Posted Fri, November 14, 2008
Eric Loy talks with John Gasaway from BasketballProspectus.com on his book "College Basketball Prospectus 2008-09" and the upcoming NCAA basketball season.
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- More from the DWS Sports Night podcast »
Eric Loy talks to Chris Mennig from BlueStar Basketball on the highly-rated Illini Women's Basketball recruiting class.
Posted Thu, November 13, 2008
Eric Loy talks to Chris Mennig from BlueStar Basketball on the highly-rated Illini Women's Basketball recruiting class.
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- More from the DWS Sports Night podcast »
Eric Loy talks with Jeremy Werner, recruiting blogger for IlliniHQ about today's signees for Illinois men's basketball.
Posted Wed, November 12, 2008
Eric Loy talks with Jeremy Werner, recruiting blogger for IlliniHQ about today's signees for Illinois men's basketball.
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