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Neumann Sports Update 02/04/14
Powered by Neumann Sports Network Brought to you by Sean Kulesa In Neumann Sports: Last night’s contest between the Women’s Basketball team and Penn State Abington was postponed Tonight’s matchup between the Women’s Hockey team and SUNY-Canton has been postponed In Philadelphia Sports: The Brooklyn Nets defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 108-102 The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the San Jose Sharks 5-2
Joust Meeting Tonight at 7PM
Join us at the first Joust meeting of the Spring semester tonight at 7PM in the TV station (G27). We will be discussing our next issue and an exclusive offer for the Joust team!
We hope to see you there.
Snapchat CEO Turns Down $3 Billion Dollar Offer
Well you saw it here, yes, you are reading this correctly. The CEO of Snapchat turned down an offer from Facebook! I don’t know who this Evan Spiegel thinks he is, but he is one crazy guy. I have to say I give the guy some chops, I mean he turned down $3 BILLION DOLLARS!
If you don’t know how this Snapchat app was started, let me take you on a journey. The journey is along the lines of Mark Zuckerberg, which is very compelling to me. Here is the story in a nutshell: Evan Spiegel, who is in a fraternity at Stanford, and one of his buddies regretted taking a picture and sending the dreaded picture. So what he and two other of his fraternity brothers did was started looking around for different apps that could do the same function as the current app, Snapchat. They built a prototype and started using it amongst themselves and were having fun sending pictures back and forth to one another. Spiegel and his fellow app makers started to use test groups with high school students, it was like testing a video game out with a focus group. The rest is history.
What's For Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner ?
Don't Forget! You can find out what’s for breakfast, lunch, dinner or late night by going to knightsdining.com
B+ 3x3 Basketball Tornament
3x3 Basketball tournament to benefit B+ is this Saturday, November 16th from 12-3PM.
No fee (but donations are welcome). Grab your friends and head to the Mirenda Center for this fun event.
Contact [email protected] to register or for more details.
Neumann Radio Sports Update 10/11/2013
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In Neumann Sports:
The Women’s Volleyball shutout Cedar Crest College 3-0
Tonight:
The Women’s Volleyball team will play Franklin & Marshall College at 4PM and Penn-State Behrend at 8PM in the Knights Fall Classic
The Club Ice Hockey team will face off PSU Brandywine at 9:15PM
The Women’s Tennis team’s match at Immacualta University has been postponed until October 14th
In Philadelphia Sports:
Tonight:
The Philadelphia Flyers will host the Phoenix Coyotes. Puck drop is at 7:00PM
The Philadelphia 76ers will play the Boston Celtics in Newark, Delaware in Preseason action. Tipoff is at 7:00PM
In the MLB:
Last Night:
The Tigers shutout the A’s 3-0 to advance to the ALCS. Tigers starting pitcher Justin Verlander pitched a perfect game heading into the 6th inning until allowing a walk. The Tigers will face the Red Sox in Game 1 of the ALCS Saturday night at 8:07PM
Tonight:
It’s Game 1 of the NLCS. The Cardinals host the Dodgers. First pitch is set for 8:37PM.
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Neumann Radio Sports Update 10/07/2013
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In Neumann Sports:
Yesterday:
The Women’s Tennis team shut out Keystone College 9-0 and the Club Ice Hockey team shut out Robert Morris College 7-0.
In Philadelphia Sports:
This morning:
After starting 0-3, for 2 seasons in a row, the Philadelphia Flyers have announced the firing of Head Coach Peter Laviolette. Laviolette led the Flyers to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2010. Laviolette will be replaced by assistant head coach Craig Berube.
Last Night:
The Flyers fell to the Hurricanes 2-1.
The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New York Giants 36-21. Late in the 2nd QTR Michael Vick injured his hamstring. Backup quarterback, Nick Foles, took over going 16 of 25 for 197 yards and 2 touchdown passes. The Eagles took control of the contest in the 4th QTR, after touchdown passes to Brent Celek and DeSean Jackson. With the loss the New York Giants fall to 0-5. The Eagles will play the Buccaneers next week.
Today in the MLB:
The A’s and Tigers will play Game 3 at 1:00PM. The series is tied at 1.
The Red Sox can sweep the Rays at 6:00PM.
In Game 4:
The Pirates can clinch a NLCS birth over the Cardinals at 3:00PM and The Dodgers can eliminate the Braves tonight at 9:30PM.
Tonight in the NFL:
The Falcons will host the Jets at 8:30PM.
