Episode 16: Patriots Super Bowl postmortem and offseason outlook

Episode 18: Tim Talks Movies

Duck on a Rock goes Hollywood and leaves the stadium for the silver screen. Tim O’Connor, formerly the puck whisperer and currently a movie buff, joins the podcast to preview and predict a few of the winners for prestigious categories in advance of Sunday’s Academy Awards. Matt and Tim tiptoe between highlighting the best pictures and performances while providing no spoilers of nominated films. Give us a listen before the stars walk down the red carpet at the Oscar’s.

Episode 23: Twins and Trey take 2

Previously recorded and not posted due to technical difficulties… Trey James, former UConn basketball player and NY Lightning AAU coach returns. The crew discusses the Celtics offseason plans, the NBA playoffs, OKC Thunder foul baiting, the NCAA tournament expansion and more.

Episode 21: Tim Fontenault talks CT Sun

Tim Fontenault, formerly of ESPN, Swish Appeal, and SB Nation as well as The Hartford Courant and The Daily Campus, joins DoaR to discuss the endings of the UConn men’s and women’s basketball seasons. Tim, a season ticket holder for both UConn basketball teams and the Connecticut Sun, gives his opinion of the state’s WNBA franchise’s impending move to Houston following this upcoming season.

Episode 20: Adam Giardino covers everything UConn

Adam Giardino joins DoaR to discuss all things UConn. The broadcaster, who works for Learfield, the UConn radio network, and NBC Sports, talks about the UConn men and women in the Final Four, UConn football’s new hire, as well as the ascent of the Huskies hockey, softball, and baseball teams. Giardino also discusses his broadcasting career. Please consider supporting: https://www.blackpxpfund.com/

Episode 19: Braylon Mullins sends UConn to Final Four emergency pod?

A rapid reaction after the UConn men’s basketball team came back down from 19 points and Braylon Mullins made one of the most iconic shots in UConn and March Madness history. The Huskies reached their 8th Final Four while the UConn women reached their 25th.