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The BoardRoom 4.15 - Ball Went In Hoop

Sam, Matty, and Josh react to the ball going into hoop many of times. Luckily more times for the Illini than Minnesota. You can listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts here, you can listen to this episode on Spotify here, or, if you click the "SUBSCRIBE" button

The BoardRoom 4.14 - Iowa Win w/ Tyler

After the game, Tyler joined the guys from The BoardRoom to discuss the win over Iowa. And they touch on something Tyler tweets every year - the moment each season where we could lose out (lose the rest of our games plus our opener in the Big Ten Tournament) and

The BoardRoom 4.13 - Snapping The Turtles

Just a recap of what I plan to do with these podcast posts: They'll be unlocked so you won't need a subscription to access them. There won't be an article involved - I'll just give some notes on what the podcast is

We Love No Other 7.15 - John Gasaway

We Love No Other 7.15 - John Gasaway

It's February, so it's time to bring Big Ten Wonk on the podcast again. You have to go way back to remember John Gasaway as Wonk. He informs us in this podcast episode that it's been 17 years since he stopped writing the blog.

The BoardRoom 4.12 - Michigan Mauled (Again)

The BoardRoom 4.12 - Michigan Mauled (Again)

I've been playing around with the bells and whistles of the new website today. And this will be a test to see how the "featured post" thing works. I'm going to publish the BoardRoom podcast episode after the Michigan game last night, and my

We Love No Other 7.14 - From The Highway

We Love No Other 7.14 - From The Highway

I hear from a surprisingly large number of people that the "From The Highway" pods are their favorite. I don't think I really understand why. I feel much better about them when I have a guest. And a real microphone. And no highway noise. But the

A Conversation With Attorney Mitch Gilfillan

A Conversation With Attorney Mitch Gilfillan

Right now, I hate that I named the podcast We Love No Other. It speaks to my bias immediately. I'm sure that for some of you, it will be difficult to listen to what I hope is a balanced look at the Terrence Shannon Jr. case with a