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AmeriCU Dino Babers Show Returns Thursday - Syracuse University Athletics
The AmeriCU Dino Babers Show returns to the airwaves on Thursdays this fall, and will once again be broadcast live from Heritage Hill Brewery.
Coach Babers’s show this year show will be Thursday nights at 7PM except when the game is not on a Saturday. This year it will be 90 minutes, with the first hour being with Dino and the last half hour being with a ‘special guest’, who in the past just got a couple minutes at the end of the show.
The show originates from Heritage Hill Brewery in Jamesville:
Heritage Hill Brewhouse
Heritage Hill Brewhouse in Pompey. Handcrafted Beer, Homemade Food & Amazing Views set upon our active crop and animal farm. A family friendly destination that's an escape but close enough to call home.
You can also listen to the show live each week on the Syracuse IMG Sports Network and Cuse.com. Wednesday's show will be on 99.1 FM and 97.7 FM, as well. The show will regularly air on 99.5FM (Syracuse) 99.1 FM (Utica) and 1200 AM.”
You can also get it on: https://tunein.com/radio/home/
There hasn’t been any change in the phone numbers, which last year were 315-424-8599 (local) or 1-888-746-2873. You can call to ask questions or submit them via Twitter at: https://twitter.com/CuseIMG
#AskDino or through Cuse.com, (the SU Athletic website):
Submit a Question! - Syracuse University Athletics
You can (or could last year, anyway), listen to a podcast of the show, probably the next day, at: Search results for babers | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn
My Question(s) or Comments (or theories)
“Coach, our fine 2018 team had a classic 4-3 defensive line with a couple of 300 pounders in the center of the line, (Chris Slayton and Bear Williams), bracketed by 250 pound defensive ends, (Alton Robinson and Kendall Coleman). Slayton and Williams would take on the power running games and tied up blockers so Robinson and Coleman could make big plays. When we switched to the 3-3-5, I wondered what size the three defensive linemen would be: would there be a single 300 pounder in the middle or, perhaps they might all be 300 pounds, setting up plays for the linebackers and defensive backs.
When I saw the two-deep to start the season, I was concerned that Terry Lockett, at 270 pounds, was our biggest defensive lineman – and then he got hurt. Now teams with power running games are really starting to hurt us. What is the optimum size for the three lineman in the 3-3-5 defense? Who do we have who could fill those roles against a power-running team?”
(The first Jim Boeheim Show will be next Wednesday)
