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The Athletic's Jimmy Durkin, Vic Tafur, Ted Nguyen, and Tashan Reed offer Raiders coverage, commentary, interviews and more. You can listen to the State of the Nation podcast ad free each week at theathletic.com/podcast/stateofthenation
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Hlaðvarpið Sláin Inn
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Weekly podcast where hosts Andrew Berger and Joe Leonardo talk everything Formula 1, from the recent races to the news/memes - guaranteed in 30 minutes or less! New episode every Tuesday.
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Dr. Dennis Teehan may have an MD, but here at @HedgeBettor the only thing he's examining are his hometown New England Patriots.
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Betkastið er fyrir alla þá sem finnst gaman að spá í spilin um úrslit íþrótta eða annarra viðburða sem eru til umræðu í samfélaginu hverju sinni. Hlaðvarpið svalar forvitni þeirra sem vilja vita hvernig möguleg úrslit gætu litið út óháð því hvort fólk stundi veðmál eða ekki.
Í hlaðvarpinu er rætt við sérfræðinga í hverju fagi fyrir sig á léttu nótunum. Lögð er áhersla á að hver skoðun og spá hefur rétt á sér og er tilgangurinn að skapa umræður og vekja fólk til gagnrýnnar hugsunar.
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Gabrielle "Gabby" Thomas: A Track and Field Phenomenon Gabrielle "Gabby" Thomas has taken the world of track and field by storm with her extraordinary athletic abilities, academic prowess, and inspiring personal journey. Born on December 7, 1996, in Atlanta, Georgia, Thomas has become one of the most formidable sprinters of her generation, making headlines with her performances on the track and her impact off it. This biography explores Gabby Thomas's life, career, and latest triumphs, including her victories at the Paris Olympics. Early Life and Education Gabby Thomas grew up in a supportive and nurturing environment, surrounded by a family that valued education and athletics. Her mother, Jennifer Randall, is a Harvard-educated public health official, and her father, Desmond Thomas, is a Jamaican-born engineer. Gabby's twin brother, Andrew, and she shared a close bond, with both excelling academically and athletically. From an early age, Gabby displayed a keen interest in sports, participating in soccer, volleyball, and basketball before discovering her true passion for track and field. Her speed and agility quickly set her apart, and she began focusing on sprinting during her high school years at Williston Northampton School in Massachusetts. Her impressive performances on the track earned her multiple state titles and a scholarship to Harvard University. Collegiate Career at Harvard Gabby's time at Harvard University was marked by a remarkable balance between academics and athletics. Majoring in neurobiology with a secondary focus on global health, Gabby excelled in her studies while also dominating the Ivy League track scene. She set several school records and won multiple Ivy League championships, showcasing her prowess in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and long jump. In 2018, Gabby made history at the NCAA Championships, winning the indoor 200 meters with a time of 22.38 seconds, the third-fastest time in collegiate history at that point. Her victory marked Harvard's first NCAA title in women's track and field. This achievement highlighted Gabby's potential to compete at the highest levels of the sport. Professional Career and Breakthrough After graduating from Harvard in 2019, Gabby Thomas decided to pursue a professional track and field career. She signed with New Balance and began training under the guidance of coach Tonja Buford-Bailey in Austin, Texas. The transition from collegiate to professional athletics was seamless for Gabby, as she continued to improve her performances and set personal bests. 2021 proved to be a breakthrough year for Gabby Thomas. At the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon, she stunned the athletics world by winning the 200 meters with a time of 21.61 seconds, the third-fastest time ever recorded in the event. This performance secured her a spot on the U.S. Olympic team and established her as a favorite for the Tokyo Olympics. Tokyo Olympics and World Championships At the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, Gabby Thomas competed in the 200 meters and the 4x100 meters relay. She delivered a stellar performance in the 200 meters, winning the bronze medal with a time of 21.87 seconds, behind Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herah and Namibia's Christine Mboma. Her bronze medal was a testament to her hard work and resilience, as she overcame a challenging year marked by the COVID-19 pandemic and personal setbacks. In addition to her individual success, Gabby contributed to Team USA's silver medal in the 4x100 meters relay, running a strong third leg. Her performances at the Tokyo Olympics solidified her status as one of the top sprinters in the world. Following the Olympics, Gabby continued to compete at the highest levels, participating in the World Championships and various Diamond League events. Her consistent performances and competitive spirit earned her numerous accolades and further established her as a dominant force in women's sprinting. Academic Achievements and Advocacy Beyond her achievements on the track, Gabby Thomas is also recognized for her academic accomplishments and advocacy efforts. She completed her undergraduate degree in neurobiology from Harvard and went on to pursue a master's degree in epidemiology at the University of Texas Health Science Center. Gabby is passionate about health equity and uses her platform to raise awareness about racial disparities in healthcare. She is a vocal advocate for mental health, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being for athletes and individuals alike. Gabby's dedication to both her athletic and academic pursuits exemplifies her commitment to making a positive impact on and off the track. Latest Victories at the Paris Olympics Gabby Thomas's career reached new heights at the Paris Olympics in 2024. Competing in her second Olympic Games, Gabby delivered spectacular performances that captivated the world and solidified her legacy as one of the greatest sprinters of her generation. In the 200 meters, Gabby showcased her remarkable speed and technique, winning the gold medal with a time of 21.55 seconds. Her victory was a historic moment, as she became the first American woman to win the Olympic 200 meters title since Allyson Felix in 2012. Gabby's gold medal was a testament to her perseverance and dedication, as she overcame numerous challenges to achieve Olympic glory. In addition to her individual success, Gabby played a crucial role in Team USA's triumph in the 4x100 meters relay. Running the anchor leg, she powered the team to victory with a time of 41.60 seconds, securing another gold medal for the United States. Her performance in the relay demonstrated her exceptional speed and ability to perform under pressure. Gabby's victories at the Paris Olympics were celebrated by fans and fellow athletes alike. Her achievements inspired a new generation of sprinters and highlighted the importance of resilience, hard work, and determination. Personal Life and Future Goals Gabby Thomas is known for her positive attitude, humility, and dedication to her craft. Despite her success, she remains grounded and focused on her goals. She credits her family, coaches, and support system for their unwavering encouragement and guidance throughout her journey. Looking ahead, Gabby has set her sights on continued success in track and field. She aims to break more records, win additional titles, and inspire others to pursue their dreams. Gabby's passion for health equity and advocacy will also remain a central focus, as she continues to use her platform to drive positive change. Legacy and Impact Gabby Thomas's impact on the world of track and field extends beyond her impressive performances and accolades. She is a trailblazer who has broken barriers and set new standards for excellence. Her journey from a young athlete with big dreams to an Olympic champion serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes around the world. Gabby's commitment to both her athletic and academic pursuits exemplifies the power of perseverance and the importance of a well-rounded approach to life. She has shown that it is possible to excel in multiple areas and make a meaningful impact on society. As Gabby Thomas continues to write her story, she remains a beacon of hope and inspiration for future generations. Her legacy will undoubtedly endure, leaving an indelible mark on the world of sports and beyond. Gabby Thomas's journey from a talented young sprinter to an Olympic champion is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and unwavering spirit. Her achievements on the track, coupled with her academic accomplishments and advocacy efforts, make her a true role model and inspiration. As she continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in track and field, Gabby Thomas's legacy will inspire countless individuals to pursue their passions and strive for excellence. Her story is a powerful reminder that with determination, resilience, and a commitment to making a positive impact, anything is possible. Thanks for listening and remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts .
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Every Wednesday, former 11-year NFL running back DeAngelo Williams and Athletic senior writer and fantasy expert Jake Ciely fearlessly dispense both the player's and fan's perspective of everything on and off the field.
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Stretford Paddock? Like the Manchester United fan channel? Yup. Same thing. Well… Same people. We’re football fans, we’re a big group of mates and we’ve enjoyed playing football together. We love talking about it, watching it, playing it.
So we made a football team. 100s of people wanted to play for that team. We applied to join a league and were successful in our application. Where it goes from here, who knows. But we’ll all enjoy the ride together! -
Hlaðvarp um allt tengt Englandsmeisturum síðastliðinna tveggja ára í Manchester City.
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Hoops Adjacent is now part of The Athletic NBA Show! Subscribe here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-athletic-nba-show/id1358187061 to catch David Aldridge and Big Wos every Wednesday as they talk hoops, culture, politics, etc. with weekly guests from media, sports teams and whoever else is interesting and fun. Join us!
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Lumberlend Co. presents "In the Pit." The staff at Lumberlend start off their day putting the finishing touches on bat mugs. Sit in with the crew as we talk sports, hot takes, and banter about the topics of today. New episodes every day Monday-Friday at noon with weekly recaps on Sunday.
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A casual conversation with some of gymnastics' biggest names. We'll discuss current events, individual's journey through the sport, and more over a cup of coffee.
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An unscripted look at mixed martial art's biggest stories from Rob Pallin - an MMA writer often featured on YouTube's MMA on Point - and "Young" Sean Taylor - a sports obsessed degenerate.
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A podcast about sport with Magnus Carlsen and Magnus Barstad
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Rauðu djöflarnir fjalla um Manchester United frá hinum ýmsu hliðum. Þið finnið okkur á Facebook, Twitter og raududjoflarnir.is
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Stay on top of the latest golf talk right in once podcast with interviews and insightful commentary.
All golf all the time ⛳️
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I discuss technical turfgrass topics with turfgrass managers, scientists, greenkeepers, and whoever drops by the ATC office hours. There's a lot of talk about the work done to create playing surfaces for golf, and also about growing grass for sporting surfaces of all sort, and also some talk of lawns.
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It is about golf
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Þáttastjórnendur Friðrik Bjartur og Sigurður Waage tala um golf og allskonar sem því við kemur.
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A podcast that delves into the intricate world of sports, power and politics.
www.sportspolitika.news
