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- 4/15/21 After Hours with Amy Lawrence PODCAST: Hour 1
- JR SportBrief 04-14-21 Hour 4
- JR SportBrief 04-14-21 Hour 3
- JR SportBrief 04-14-21 Hour 2
- JR SportBrief 04-14-21 Hour 1
- Playoff Performers (Hour 4)
- Shanahan Deserving Of Doubt? (Hour 3)
- Tiki and Tierney 4-14-21 Hour 3
- Jim Nagy, Senior Bowl Executive Director
- Durant Out (Hour 2)
After Hours with Amy Lawrence - Jerry Palm, CBS Sports CBB Analyst
Jerry joins Amy to break down the dominant performance by the Baylor Bears in the National Championship Game over the Gonzaga Bulldogs.
Jerry says the world shouldn't be too surprised that Baylor won the National Championship, as they were as good as any team this season.
Jerry describes the atmosphere from inside the stadium as we witnessed the National Championship Game in person.
Jerry goes on to applaud the NCAA for getting this tournament off, without issue, after the heartbreak for so many teams last year.
And lastly, Jerry relives the different experiences he's lived through, in person, as he has attended 20 consecutive NCAA Tournaments.
Jerry says the world shouldn't be too surprised that Baylor won the National Championship, as they were as good as any team this season.
Jerry describes the atmosphere from inside the stadium as we witnessed the National Championship Game in person.
Jerry goes on to applaud the NCAA for getting this tournament off, without issue, after the heartbreak for so many teams last year.
And lastly, Jerry relives the different experiences he's lived through, in person, as he has attended 20 consecutive NCAA Tournaments.