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Jays cruise to an easy win at home vs Seton Hall. We break it down and look ahead to Marquette.

Hour 1

We talked about the NHL Stadium Series this weekend at MetLife. The Islanders suffered a brutal loss which could lead to some players being traded, including Boomer’s son in law, Matt Martin. Gio wonders how the family reacts when Matt gets into fights during games. What teams could Matt end up with in a trade? Gio would love to see him go to the Rangers. The NBA All Star Game ended 211-186, so, yeah, no defense. Peter Schwartz is in for Jerry today and is in for his first update. He started with the Islanders loss at MetLife yesterday. The Islanders will host All Star Weekend in 2026. Rick Pitino called his players, ‘unathletic’ and ‘slow, laterally’, after their loss to Seton Hall. In the final segment of the hour, we talk about the viral video where a subway cello player gets hit on the head with his own metal water bottle. 

Hour 2

After their loss to Seton Hall, Rick Pitino said this is the worst experience of his coaching career. Boomer brought up a tweet from Rick Pitino, who was criticizing Mike Tannenbaum for talking about a trade scenario that involved Daniel Jones for Deshaun Watson. He wanted the Giants to get Jones protection and to have ‘patience’. And then he calls his own St. John's players, ‘unathletic’. Gio doesn’t like that he didn’t seem to take any accountability. Peter Schwartz returns for an update and starts with the Rangers beating the Islanders at MetLife Stadium. Matt Martin was interviewed after the game and Boomer was a part of the question. Peter is wearing a 5XL Islanders hoodie today. The NBA All Star Game ended 211-186. So, no defense. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer was locked into WFAN this weekend. He called in to TB & Sal on Friday and then into Brian Rascona’s show on Saturday. A caller says Boomer & Gio saved his life when he was looking up ways to commit suicide. 

Hour 3

An adult autograph seeker went after Breece Hall at Newark airport for not signing for him and Carl Banks had to step in. We also talked about the fight between Matt Martin and the Rangers rookie. Peter Schwartz returns for an update and Gio is jealous that Peter is able to enjoy things in life that Gio can’t. Peter goes to everything ‘that would show up on a library’s calendar’. Peter starts with the Rangers beating the Islanders in OT. The NBA All Star Game ended 211-186. St. John’s lost to Seton Hall and Rick Pitino said this has been the most unenjoyable experience in his coaching career. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Tiger Woods withdrawing from the Genesis Invitational. We are not buying into the Tiger conspiracy theories. 

Hour 4

We took some calls and a Flyers fan wants to know why Boomer hates them so much. Boomer has an answer. Peter Schwartz returns for his final update of the day but first a caller wants to know if he ever had breakfast at ‘Jenny’s’. That’s where we’re at folks. We get a call from a guy who was there when Boomer last pooped in public in 1985. What a walk down memory lane. Peter starts with the Rangers beating the Islanders at MetLife Stadium. Peter said he would like to interview Al Michaels and Hulk Hogan. In the final segment of the show, we talked about Peter Schartz’s positive outlook on life and how happy he seems. Gio said there’s a lot of scuttlebutt about who is getting Spike’s job.

We talked about the NHL Stadium Series this weekend at MetLife. The Islanders suffered a brutal loss which could lead to some players being traded, including Boomer’s son in law, Matt Martin. Gio wonders how the family reacts when Matt gets into fights during games. What teams could Matt end up with in a trade? Gio would love to see him go to the Rangers. The NBA All Star Game ended 211-186, so, yeah, no defense. Peter Schwartz is in for Jerry today and is in for his first update. He started with the Islanders loss at MetLife yesterday. The Islanders will host All Star Weekend in 2026. Rick Pitino called his players, ‘unathletic’ and ‘slow, laterally’, after their loss to Seton Hall. In the final segment of the hour, we talk about the viral video where a subway cello player gets hit on the head with his own metal water bottle.

After their loss to Seton Hall, Rick Pitino said this is the worst experience of his coaching career. Boomer brought up a tweet from Rick Pitino, who was criticizing Mike Tannenbaum for talking about a trade scenario that involved Daniel Jones for Deshaun Watson. He wanted the Giants to get Jones protection and to have ‘patience’. And then he calls his own St. John's players, ‘unathletic’. Gio doesn’t like that he didn’t seem to take any accountability. Peter Schwartz returns for an update and starts with the Rangers beating the Islanders at MetLife Stadium. Matt Martin was interviewed after the game and Boomer was a part of the question. Peter is wearing a 5XL Islanders hoodie today. The NBA All Star Game ended 211-186. So, no defense. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer was locked into WFAN this weekend. He called in to TB & Sal on Friday and then into Brian Rascona’s show on Saturday. A caller says Boomer & Gio saved his life when he was looking up ways to commit suicide.

Rick Pitino is taking no personal responsibility at struggling St. John's.

Rick Pitino calls his St. John’s players ‘unathletic’ after their loss to Seton Hall.

Jays take a major road win against Seton Hall in 3OT. The crew breaks it down and talks about Xavier at home on Tuesday.

Chris and Mark discuss USC's recent victory over Brown and Chris posits that the Trojans might have to learn to embrace their guard-dominated roster. There's also a preview of the coming tourney in San Diego that features a game with Seton Hall on Thanksgiving Day.  Verdict: Expect the Pirates to be a typical down and dirty Big East squad.

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This season on We Go Boldly we will walk through what holds us back from living our best lives and doing all the things we dream about doing. We are focusing on how we can overcome our fear and doubt, be bolstered by faith, take risks, meet opportunity, and imagine unlimited possibilities. Every week we will work through a different aspect of what it means to both pursue our passions and accomplish the mundane; and how these topics help us to reach for our potential and live our boldest, most honest lives. 

Our goal this season is to explore what is holding us back, keeping us locked away behind our imagined limitations, and stopping our growth. We coach women to live their version of a bold life and pursue their unique path. This season is all about taking action and living our best lives. 

Today we are broadening our own horizons and talking to an incredible guest and new friend to the show. Welcome Elizabeth Halpin!

Elizabeth Halpin has been a member of the senior leadership team at Seton Hall's School of Diplomacy and International Relations as well as the University's 4-year undergraduate leadership development program, the Buccino Leadership Institute. She has served as chief officer leading design, implementation, and strategic assessment activities in the following areas: external affairs, administration, strategy and leadership. She assists with mission, visioning and future forecasting, branding, organizational culture and process implementation for the college. She is one of an expert team creating leadership development programming and experiential learning opportunities for top students. She specializes in women's empowerment and leads  Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice efforts. She also serves her community on the Town of Clinton Economic Development Committee and the Friends of Clinton Parks and Events non-profit board.

Elizabeth has been Associate Dean of the Seton Hall University School of Diplomacy and International Relations as well as Acting Director of the Seton Hall Buccino Leadership Institute and as of May 8, she became Vice Dean of Continuing Education and Professional Studies and Director of Undergraduate Programs for the Buccino Leadership Institute. 

Let’s get to know Elizabeth!

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Jays get a road win at Seton Hall. Win streak at 7, the crew breaks it down and looks ahead to UConn at home.

We are back from Christmas Break! We get caught up from the boys break. 

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In today’s episode, I talk to Claudia Ralph, a fellow CHEERFIT coach (whose been with us since her High School days!!) and, of course, a former D1 cheerleader at Seton Hall! Currently, She is a cheerleading coach at Princeton University and has her MBA in Marketing. CHEERFIT has been one of her favorite workouts since she met Danielle during her sophomore year of high school.

I am so excited to share this conversation as we get to know each other a little better. Listen in to hear more about our discussion on : 

• Body image and body positivity
• Surrounding yourself with positive people who are going to help you succeed. 
• Claudia shares the biggest lesson she learned from cheerleading and ignoring those that try to stop you from accomplishing your goals. 

Connect with Claudia : 

Claudia was a cheerleader for 14 years before beginning her coaching career right out of college. After a season at the High School Varsity level, Claudia was hired to lead the Princeton University Cheerleading Team as Head Coach in 2021. Claudia cheered from Rec to high school and culminated her college cheerleading experience at Seton Hall University where she graduated with her undergraduate degree in Business Administration in 2020. Claudia received her MBA in Marketing from Seton Hall in 2021 and joined CHEERFIT as their Head Marketing Coach shortly after. Claudia also travels around the Tristate Area leading camps and clinics with Rah Rah Routines. She loves sharing her passion for the sport with athletes of all ages and levels!

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In this episode, we are recapping the first two rounds of the NCAA mens tournament (0:35) Then, we go back and forth around some NBA storylines including MVP race, potential playoff matchups, and more (31:05)! Lastly, Trevor has a chance to tie it in TRIVIA with the current standings having Josh up 12-10. Find out if Trevor can close the gap (56:46).

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In this episode, the boys go through the Tip-Off and then fill out the 2022 March Madness Bracket. We hope you stay healthy, enjoy the week, and enjoy the episode!

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Steph Curry is on fire as are the Warriors at 13-2 but he's taking time off tonight vs Pistons due to his hip.   I call it game management.  
Can the Spartans win at the Dump tomorrow.   Columbus will be rocking.   Go Spartans.
Bryce Harper and Ohtani win MLB MVPs yesterday.  
Giants @TB on MNF.   TB12 going to be ready for retribution after a stinker vs WFT last Sunday.  

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From MiLB Pitcher to Developing Protective Batting Gloves

This episode we interviewed Derek Hurley, who is originally from Staten Island, NY and currently living in Houston, Texas. He played baseball at Division 1 Seton Hall University in New Jersey and was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 30th round of the 1999 MLB draft. After Derek's baseball career ended, he spent time in the medical and financial fields.  He is now a part of the Truletic team, combining his baseball career along with his business marketing background.

Derek discusses his path through baseball growing up and shares some great insight on multi-sports, travel baseball, college baseball, being drafted, and coaching. He also discusses the Truletic protective batting gloves, which uses brand-new protective technology that prevents baseball players from getting hamate surgery.

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We interview Mark Krzysiak. Mark has been involved in the game of baseball at nearly every level. He started a massively successful travel baseball organization, was an associate major league scout, and shares with us his “turn ons and turn offs” for scouts when evaluating players.

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If you derive a headache from constantly smiling widely or laughing uncontrollably, you better have a bottle of aspirin at hand for this matchup of coaches.

Bill Raftery and P.J. Carlesimo have run the gamut of basketball coaching and broadcasting, from college to the NBA, from regional networks to the Final Four.

They were direct coaching rivals from 1976 to 1981 when Carlesimo was the head coach at Wagner College and Raftery was the same at Seton Hall. There were some wild games between the schools, including a New Year’s Eve game that went to double OT, and boy, do these two ever give you some memories about that game.

Raftery coached college ball from 1963 to 1981 and then went on to become one of the most popular TV commentators in a college basketball HOF career covering the last 33 years. His infectious laugh and sense of humor shine through in that job and it shines brightly in this podcast.

Carlesimo began his coaching career in 1971, most notably putting Seton Hall on the basketball map between 1982-1994, arriving just one year at the Hall after Raftery left.

P.J. went on to head coach in the NBA with the Trail Blazers, Warriors, and SuperSonics/Thunder.

In between the coaching stints, Carlesimo also joined the ranks of TV analysts with TNT, ESPN, and NBC.

The Rivalry

What was the relationship between these two as they coached against one another? Raftery will kick it off with one big smile, “I never liked P.J.,” and off we go!

There were the weekly press conferences in New York City and New Jersey that turned into Broadway productions with the likes of Jim Valvano, Lou Carnesecca, and Tom Penders.

There were late-night feasts after games the likes of which may not exist today. There were antics and fireworks during the games that both coaches will regale you with.

Did priests really ref games? What about that picture of Raftery flying off the bench in midair parallel to the court? An endless needling by these two of one another continues here.

Joyful, insightful, unabashed, and unique are just some of the adjectives that describe what you will hear from two of basketball’s most delightful and knowledgeable individuals and coaches.

Prepare to smile.

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We are happy to have another good friend on the podcast, Tiffany Kodare! We know preparing for college can be daunting and we don't provide any tips on this episode (sorry, not sorry). But maybe you can learn a few things from our experience as we share what we wish we knew before making those college choices. We also discuss how involved our families were in the decision making process from choosing a school to choosing a major; financial concerns; and the type of experience we wanted when picking a college.  What factors did you think about when picking a college? Make sure to continue the conversation on our social media pages on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Brotherhood is one of AKPsi's Core Values, and the virtual experience has forced chapters to adjust incorporating brotherhood events into the member experience. Nikita Tripahti, April Finch, Ellie Cawthorne, Grace Poukey, Julie Huang, and Leila Storkamp from the Pi Omega, Gamma Pi, and Chi Sigma chapters guest-star today to talk about the 2020 events that kept their brotherhood alive.

Fall 2020 Virtual Award Submissions: Brotherhood