CU Sports Mag

By Esteban Hernandez in Multimedia, Sports Mag, Uncategorized on Apr 2, 2011 5:00 / comments

In the first show back from spring break, anchors Andy McDonnell and Shanon Lea give you highlights from the NIT game against Alabama. They also talk about Cory Higgins’ new scoring record and the legacy he will leave as well as Alec Burk’s potential NBA draft.

In the second segment, you’ll see highlights from women’s basketball’s NIT game vs. USC. Watch videos from spring football practice, including interviews with Coach Embree and players. Get the news about the potential purchasing of Folsom Field’s naming rights to Frontier Airlines. Also, Sports Guy Andrew Tomasini gives you an outlook on CU football based on the spring practices. At the end of the segment, you’ll hear our trivia question– don’t forget to vote for the answer on our website, www.cusportsmag.com!

In the third segment, Jacob Elyachar and Derek Kessinger analyze the NIT game vs. Alabama and the men’s basketball season in general on the Double Team set. Watch a feature package on CU Student Government’s “Buff Up the Rec” movement. Get the news from track and field at the Potts Invite and women’s golf at the MountainView Collegiate tournament. Also, watch our Man on the Street Shanon Lei quiz CU students on their baseball knowledge!

In the final segment, SportsMag highlights our Athlete of the Week, track and field’s Jessica Pexler– she ran the fastest 5k time in the world this season last week! Get the news from the tennis team vs. ISU and the soccer team vs. UNC. Find out the answer to the trivia question, and get your weekend ski report from SportsMag’s Matt Hanlon!

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About Esteban Hernandez

A California native, Esteban is the now in his fifth semester with the CU Independent and is a junior news-editorial major in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Apart from writing and editing, Esteban also enjoys listening to Mexican music, magazine reading, newspaper browsing, movie watching, cattle roping, obsessing over his extensive tie collection, keeping it real, shining his boots and listening to those who are willing to share their story. He is a first generation college student and currently works as the speciality publications intern for a local magazine. Never one to shy away from a challenge, he takes five classes in one day and spends a majority of his time on campus doing whatever it is college students do.