Saturday, May 9, 2020

Sinclair VP Murka set to talk on Fox Sports Dayton; Is There Still Hope for Athletics?

  SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE SHUTS DOWN ATHLETICS FOR 2021 SEASON -
VICE PRESIDENT SET TO TALK ON FOX SPORTS



Adam Murka, the Vice President of Advancement for Sinclair Community College,  will set the record straight as he will talk about the shutdown of  Sinclair Athletics,  what it means for the school, how they will move forward, the short and long term effects, his message to moms, and more on the Set of SELive365 Sunday morning (Mothers Day Edition).

You can listen to the show at:
(1) Fox Sports Dayton (WONE 980 AM) from 8-9 AM.

If you are not in Dayton area,

(1) Download Iheartradio APP  (FREE)
(2) Add Fox Sports Dayton
(3) Listen to show from 8-9 AM Sunday morning

Murka, who is on a few of Whos who list for his accomplishments, has taken this challenge with purpose and knows Sinclair will be back as strong as ever.

 After years of building up one of the top athletic programs for D-2 junior college in the country, the Sinclair Tartans have taken a loss to Covid-19. It has been announced that due to the Coronavirus breakout Sinclair Community College athletics has been suspended for the entire 2020-21 season.

 In the midst of one of the biggest pandemics in American history, it was reported earlier this week. The Sinclair program, which hosts men's and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, and volleyball teams, will not be holding any games, scrimmages, practices, tournaments, and any community events while on suspension.
 While the school will look to regain the program back to normal in 2021-22, this is a major blow for the only JUCO in Dayton, and it could be a sign to come on what college sports will be doing in the upcoming season. 

On the bright side, Sinclair has decided to do some things for all student-athletes that were enrolled in the 2019-20 season along with its incoming commitments for this 2020-21 season.

Free Tuition / Fees for Student- Athletes:
With financial aid, scholarships, and grants available, every student athlete who studies at Sinclair will be guaranteed to have paid tuition and fees for up to 36 credit hours up until the end of the 2021 Spring term. 

Offering Direct Support to uphold their academic progress:
The Athletic Department staff and Sinclair employees will continue to support and provide guidance to student-athletes, and will continue to track their academic progress.

 While the Athletic Director (Jeff Price) was not available for a statement, the president did respond to the situation.

 The President, Dr. Steve Johnson, spoke in a press release:
“We are faced with extraordinary circumstances as the nature of this pandemic is rapidly changing. Every decision that we have made has been aligned with the guidance and recommendations from the Governor and public health officials. The safety of our students and staff is of utmost importance and we have determined that it is in the best interest of our campus community that we follow the recommendations of public health authorities and cancel our athletics activities for the rest of the year.

After much consideration, we see very little possibility within the next year for our athletics teams to practice, play and travel together without violating social distancing measures. Given these circumstances, Sinclair will continue to work with our student-athletes to ensure a smooth completion to this term and that each student will be able to meet their educational goals as planned. Sinclair faculty and staff stand ready to help students adjust to these new measures for as long as necessary.”

 While this is a big surprise to most, the sports world has been rocked by Covid-19 and the inability to get a hold on it. With no cure in sight until the end of year, Sinclair knew that it could not risk the lives of people in the midst of this world crisis.



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Newest Board Member talks State of DPS on set of SELive365 (Mothers Day)

Will Smith, the newest Board member of Dayton Public Schools,  will come on set of SELive365 Sunday morning to discuss the state of DPS and more.



Smith, who is in his 1st year of being on the board, talks about the learning experiences, the upcoming future,  the Covid-19 affect, how life has changed, his message to mommas, how DPS and the community have came together,  NBA2K, Madden, NFL, and more.

Smith, who was once one of the hottest music artists in Southwest Ohio, has become one of Dayton's fastest, notable, rising politicians in the State in a short span. 

Smith will get in depth on a variety of topics  so tune  in by listening 1 of 2 ways:

(1) Tune into WONE 980 AM (Fox Sports Dayton)

Or 

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Saturday, April 25, 2020

C-J Legend Tamika Williams talks WNBA Draft on Fox Sports Dayton Sunday

C.-J legend, former WNBA hooper comes on Fox Sports Dayton to talk WNBA Draft



 Tamika Williams, (now Tamika Geter) one of the greatest hoopers to ever lace em up from Ohio, will be joining Dayton HS Sports as she will talk to us on the show on Fox Sports Dayton on Sunday morning.

 Williams, a OHSAA state champ, a College National Champion and now coaching with one of the rising programs at Ohio State, will chime in on the game, Columbus life, how Covid-19 has affected the Buckeye program, her next move, why she loves Dayton and more!



 The Dayton HS Sports Show will air from 8-10 AM on Fox Sports Dayton (WONE 980).
You can get the Iheartradio App (free download) and listen to the show. 


Trice Announces New Gig on Fox Sports Dayton Sunday

TRAVIS TRICE Talks new Scouting Service on Fox Sports Sunday.

     Trice (R), with Co-Founder Richard Quisenberry


Travis Trice, the former Butler Bulldog and State Champion Basketball coach who is (now the Wayne Warriors Women Coach), will be on set of SELive365 Sunday morning.

Trice will talk about his new venture, The Golden Recruit, amd how it came about. It will focus on the recruiting aspect a little more in depth, as Trice preps for his next season with the talented Warriors girls squad.
 Trice has partnered up with Quisenberry to come up with a new platform for student athletes, parents, coaches, teachers, and colleges to check out.

 Trice will come on set on Sunday, and he will give us the dish on the new project, the upcoming season, hanging with the Trice family and more on Fox Sports Dayton (WONE 980) (Iheartradio App). The show will air from 8-10 AM Sunday.

You can listen to the show by downloading Iheartradio App and adding
Fox Sports Dayton (WONE  980)




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Thursday, April 23, 2020

Landers, MCCleskey Look to Grab a NFL spot; Virtual NFL Draft set



VIRTUAL 2020 DRAFT NEW WAY OF LIFE?
DRAFT OR NOT, LANDERS, MCCLUSKEY HOPE TO MAKE IMPACT IN NFL
 With the new NFL Draft being all online tonight,  we are seeing a draft that has never been done like this before.
 Due to Covid-19, the NFL Draft will be done virtual-style, eliminating the hyped-up crowd that is revved all week in readying for the event.
 With no crowd, the NFL will follow the WNBA and do a online draft, similar to what video gamers do in their own homes.
Each team will be at their own respective homes or offices, with computer screens, flat screen TVs, computers and ever gadget they can have to make the net draft run smoothly. While the WNBA did their online draft with moderate success, the WNBA Draft isn’t half as long as the NFL Draft.

 The NFL Draft is seven rounds of intensity, with thirty teams taking as much time as they can to make their picks. Throw in trades, commericals, interviews, Mel Kiper, Todd McShay, and you have a long, long, process.
 There are two kids from the Dayton are who have a real chance to succeed at the next level. One went the big school route while the other went small school.

Robert Landers, the burly big man that clogged the middle in possibly the top defense in the country, is one of the kids readying for this new process.



“BB" which he is affectionately called, was instrumental in helping the Buckeyes reach the final four in college football. The former Wayne grad, Landers had a very good career at Ohio State.

 Landers timely plays and leadership on and off the field made him a true Buckeye ambassador for the team. His ability to win a crowd is easy, whether he’s with his football buddies or if he’s at a event. The guy’s a show stealer. But the 6’1 285 pound beast ability to get off the snap is why he will be one of the best picks to take later in the draft.

There are serious reports that 2 or 3 teams are interested,  including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers,  who recently signed Tom Brady ans is working on

 Darryl MCCleskey Jr, the other local player who, despite being a unknown around the national scene, will be a diamond in the rough if the right teams realizes how great this guy is.


 In the mold of a Marshall Faulk, he has breakaway ability. But his ability to be elite in catching and blocking is a huge upside. Not to mention his strength; he is much more powerful and aggressive than you think.
 The former Thurgood Marshall Cougar and Wayne Warrior carved out a RB career at Eastern Kentucky that rivals only the greats.
So much so, that MCCleskey could really be on a roster come August.

He is that good.

A two-time time all league performer, he is as dynamic as it gets at the running back position. 

Hopefully these two local legends will hear their name on draft day today.
But if not, don’t be surprised to see both of them on NFL rosters come 2020-21 season regardless of being drafted or not.



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Saturday, April 18, 2020

1st Female to Head Coach Men’s College Basketball on S.E.Live365; Tamara Moore Welcomes Challenge

1st Female to Coach Men’s College Basketball Team Set to Talk on S.E.Live365



 Tamara Moore, Former WNBA Star, Welcomes New Challenge
 Tamara Moore, a former WNBA guard who played for the Minnesota Lynx and the L.A. Sparks, has agreed to become the first female Head Coach in Mens Basketball as she will coach this upcoming season per reports.

Moore, a Minneapolis native, currently is the President of the Official Basketball Association (OBA), a League she was about to launch when Covid-19 stopped social events for everyone and forced isolation. While Moore had been a high school coach for a few years, this was a opportunity she could not pass up.

 Moore will be coming on the S.E.Live365 show on Fox Sports on Sunday Morning (8-9AM) in which she will discuss making history, playing in the WNBA, watching Draft online, carrying the mantle as one of the key leaders of change for women, and much more!
 You can tune in 2 ways:
(1) WONE 980 AM (Radio)
(2) IHEARTRADIO APP (Fox Sports Dayton)
 (WONE 980) 


BOUGEE BEE OWNER HOSTS MUSIC CONTEST WHICH GOES VIRAL; CHLOE FOSTER TALKS "SONG BATTLE" ON IHEARTRADIO

 CHLOE FOSTER SET TO TALK SONG BATTLE ON IHEARTRADIO, SELive365 SHOW



 CHLOE FOSTER, the owner of the popular urban clothing shop Bougee Bee, has launched a wildy popular music show online called “The Song Battle.”

Foster, who opened Bougee Bee less than a year ago, now has caught another wavestorm with her new music platform for artists, who battle each other through Foster, who is the Host.

 Foster will talk about the rapid progression of the popular show, how she came up with the idea, what  businesses are on deck, her plans, her love for music, and more!


 Foster will come on Fox Sports Dayton to talk with DCash on the Award Winning S.E.Live365 Sports Show on Sunday morning.

 The show will air from 8-9 AM ET and you can listen two ways:
 (1) WONE 980 AM (Radio)
(2) Iheartradio App (Fox Sports Dayton) (WONE 980)