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New Media and College Football
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2014 10:26 am
by ANGCatFan
New staff, new season, and so here's a totally updated list as of 24 Aug 2018.
Podcasts:
Wildcat Radio
Wildcat Country (Currently inactive)
The EraZona Podcast
Wildcat Authority Podcast (They post infrequently, but always great)
The Wild Cast (by the Daily Star available on itunes, but no independent link)
SEC on CBS Podcast
ESPN U College Football
Solid Verbal
The College Football Podcast
Athlon Sports Cover 2 CFB Podcast
College Football Live Podcast
Podcast Ain't Played Nobody
Twitter
@ArizonaFBall
@AZATHLETICS
@AGWildcatReport
@WSRBrad
@javiermorales
@jason247scout
@codyjamesmartin
@jasonscheer
@wsrarizona
@ryan_finley
@MattGOAZCATS
@AZAuthority
@Jasonbartel
@SteveRivera95
@danielheck
@Gabe_Encinas
@MichaelJLev
@caitlincschmidt
@wildcatphotog
@cgboan
@RKelapire
@rbowron1856
@Dave_Heeke
@CoachSumlin
@CoachYatesAZ
@coach_meat
@TaylorMazzone1
@chuckcecil26
@CoachT_951
@CoachHoodAZ
@Bgjohnson84
@cderute
@AdamKhordaji
@DPintheDesert
@AZDesertSwarm
@BearDownForums (Barely post, but it is us so what the hell)
@WildcatSN
Free Message Boards and sites (I would recommend):
BearDownWildcats.com
SB Nation, Arizona Desert Storm
UA Sports, Arizona Football Online
Wildcat Authority (Scout)
Bleacher Report
All Sports Tucson
PAC 12
The Arizona Republic
KOLD13 Tucson News Now
CollegeSports-fans.com list of message boards for all schools
Arizona Mavens with Gimino and Rivera
What sources am I missing? Would love to find some new, good sources for Wildcat football news.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2014 10:32 am
by CalStateTempe
this needs to be sticky'd
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 11:04 am
by BearDown89
CalStateTempe wrote:this needs to be sticky'd
Seconded.
Good list Ang, thanks. I didn't have some of those.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 12:34 pm
by ASUHATER!
good list. in the offseason i just casually browse stuff like collegefootballnews, bleacher report and espn for their little blogs and articles. maybe pickup the athlon or phil steele magazine. i don't really do the twitter or podcast thing.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 12:47 pm
by Folesfor10K
I say this only half jokingly that you may want to add devils digest to the list. 4 out of every 5 new threads over there are about us...and sadly there's is often more discussion there than there is on any of our boards...
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 7:17 am
by jollything
During the season I end up getting a lot of my news from either Twitter ( I follow a lot of CFB accounts, I could put some up here if anyone wanted me to) or from reddit.com/r/CFB
/r/CFB is a good community, although it has a very small contingent of Arizona fans at the moment.
For Arizona news on twitter follow @DSBerk, when you see an #OnToTheNextOne Daniel is usually the first with the info.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 8:50 pm
by azcat49
Great stuff Ang, keep it coming
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 10:11 pm
by UAEebs86
ANGCatFan wrote:
Twitter (I'd consider these some of the must follows for AZ football)
@Scott_Terrell
@DSBerk
@ArizonaFBall
@TracyGOAZCATS
@AZ_Matty_D
@AZATHLETICS
@Greg_Byrne
@CoachRodAZ (He rarely posts and it is always PR, but he is the coach)
@AGWildcatReport
@WSRBrad
Good stuff ang-we should have a similar thread for hoops.
Here's a few more:
@javiermorales
@zackblatt
@jason247scout
@codyjamesmartin
@jasonscheer
@wsrarizona
@ryan_finley
For fun:
@fakerichrod
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2014 9:24 pm
by azpenguin
jollything wrote:During the season I end up getting a lot of my news from either Twitter ( I follow a lot of CFB accounts, I could put some up here if anyone wanted me to) or from reddit.com/r/CFB
/r/CFB is a good community, although it has a very small contingent of Arizona fans at the moment.
For Arizona news on twitter follow @DSBerk, when you see an #OnToTheNextOne Daniel is usually the first with the info.
r/cfb on reddit is one of my more visited sites. As mentioned, there's not a lot of Cat fans there. But there's a lot of PAC-12 fans there and it can be a good source of info at times. Plus it's just a good community and a fun place.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2014 10:00 am
by ANGCatFan
I didn't add reddit to the original post because of the lack of Wildcat info. It is a very active college football discussion site, but not a great place right now to find Arizona Wildcat info.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2014 9:53 am
by VonZip
Another couple of hours just flashed before my eyes!
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2014 8:52 am
by ANGCatFan
Anthony Gimino @AGWildcatReport
An update: I'll be joining
http://FoxSportsArizona.com as a part-time editor. Byline could appear, too. Other things in works. Stay tuned.
When you hire Gimino you became an important source for Wildcat news.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 11:09 am
by ANGCatFan
AZ Daily Star online is going behind a paywall. I devour local sports coverage and I will be reluctant to pay for info I can get from "free" sources. Thanks to B_dog from Afo for pointing this out since I haven't seen the Star say anything about this.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 11:45 am
by prh
ANGCatFan wrote:AZ Daily Star online is going behind a paywall. I devour local sports coverage and I will be reluctant to pay for info I can get from "free" sources. Thanks to B_dog from Afo for pointing this out since I haven't seen the Star say anything about this.
I've worked around this with MTStandard.com before, all I needed to do was disable javascript for the site. I lost the ability to watch videos, but that was ok.
This reddit has better (but outdated) instructions that will work better. The domain names to block have changed, but we can figure those out once ADS goes behind the paywall.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 3:37 pm
by azthrillhouse
prh wrote:ANGCatFan wrote:AZ Daily Star online is going behind a paywall. I devour local sports coverage and I will be reluctant to pay for info I can get from "free" sources. Thanks to B_dog from Afo for pointing this out since I haven't seen the Star say anything about this.
I've worked around this with MTStandard.com before, all I needed to do was disable javascript for the site. I lost the ability to watch videos, but that was ok.
This reddit has better (but outdated) instructions that will work better. The domain names to block have changed, but we can figure those out once ADS goes behind the paywall.
Dumb. When the Republic went behind a paywall it was stupid-easy to get around it, and at some point they abandoned it.
I have some sympathy for the plight of news organizations as we have too few of them (at least, too few good ones), which isn't good for us as a democracy. However, if you're going to do it, do it right.
I like reading the Daily Star sports writers for the most part, but I don't value that so much that I'm going to pay for it. They're overvaluing their product. If they did something creative like saying "hey, here comes our new paywall, and with that subscription you'll get additional new content (like, for UofA sports, announce that they are bringing Gimino or Scheer etc on board as part of the paywall), then it could work.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 8:58 pm
by Sage&Silver
Couldn't come at a worse time.
AZCentral.com for years was just a place for celebrity gossip and nightclub listings. But in the past year, they've transformed into a real news site.. and free. As far as sports go, they've got Gimino for all the "stories". As for the daily tidbits, we mostly get all that from alternate sites anyway.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 1:15 pm
by ANGCatFan
The ESPN U College Football podcast is doing interviews with all of the big conference coaches except Gundy from OSU. Great series of interviews which talk about a lot of college football issues. Coach Rod's was one of the least interesting for me since I've heard all those answers from him before.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 1:24 pm
by azgreg
ANGCatFan wrote:The ESPN U College Football podcast is doing interviews with all of the big conference coaches except Gundy from OSU. Great series of interviews which talk about a lot of college football issues. Coach Rod's was one of the least interesting for me since I've heard all those answers from him before.
Is it because he's a man?
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 1:45 pm
by UAEebs86
azgreg wrote:ANGCatFan wrote:The ESPN U College Football podcast is doing interviews with all of the big conference coaches except Gundy from OSU. Great series of interviews which talk about a lot of college football issues. Coach Rod's was one of the least interesting for me since I've heard all those answers from him before.
Is it because he's a man?
He's 40 - come after him. And he doesn't read the newspaper because it's garbage.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 10:59 am
by ANGCatFan
The
Wildcat Radio Podcast is now going to be affiliated with SB Nation, Arizona Desert Storm. Should be a good partnership for both and I hope it is a sign that we will see more Arizona focused pod casts. If you haven't done it, give Wildcat Radio a listen. They are in the middle of a good series breaking down all the conference teams.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 1:32 pm
by Longhorned
Is it true that Byrne is looking to generate new revenue via apparel sales by marketing/situating Arizona Wildcat Football as "Mexico's College Football Team," and moving the spring game down to Estadio Sonora in Hermosillo? In Tucson, nobody would even be aware of the huge marketing campaign, which will focus principally on Sonora.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 5:21 pm
by Kiyama
Never heard of this... but American Football is gaining more popularity.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 5:29 pm
by Merkin
I recall a real article several years ago that Mexicans in southern Arizona might be interested in Arizona football since the head coach is a "Rodriguez".
Of course RR's heritage is Spanish, as his grandfather emigrated from Spain. Nothing Latino about RR.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 6:18 pm
by Kiyama
People from Spain are still considered Latinos by other Latinos... just in the US they are considered "Caucasian" (European decent). Heck I like RR because he has some Spanish blood.... as do most countries that were enslaved and colonized by the Spanish.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 9:06 pm
by Sage&Silver
Longhorned being Longhorned aside, I am disappointed Larry Scott wants to expand the brand into Mexico ONLY AFTER securing a foothold in Asia. Seems like a policy custom built for UCLA, which already has a dozen or so apparel stores in China.
Can't we do both?
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2014 7:47 pm
by BearDown89
ESPN's 2014 Pac-12 Football Preview on ESPNU at 9:00 p.m. 15 minutes.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2014 8:51 am
by ANGCatFan
Adding
The College Football Podcast to the list based on a very solid PAC 12 north preview. South preview coming out shortly.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2014 4:41 pm
by ANGCatFan
I didn't see this
game preview by Fox Sports until after the game. Thought Jake Fischer was great with his analysis. They need to drop Matt and focus on Fischer. He gives clear, personal analysis and is better than 99% of the current pros in town ( Brian Jeffries is my one exception). Not sure what his day job is, but Jake should be doing Wildcat Football analysis for someone.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2014 8:52 pm
by Sage&Silver
Florida grads and Everyday Should Be Saturday writers Spencer Hall @edsbs and his buddy/employee @celebrityhottub are solid CFB twitter feeds.
Spencer Hall @edsbs 39s
We're up all night to the sun
I'm up all night to get some
Our coach is still pretty dumb
We went to OT with Kentucky
We went to OT to Kentu
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2014 8:16 am
by MrMeow
ANGCatFan wrote:I didn't see this
game preview by Fox Sports until after the game. Thought Jake Fischer was great with his analysis. They need to drop Matt and focus on Fischer. He gives clear, personal analysis and is better than 99% of the current pros in town ( Brian Jeffries is my one exception). Not sure what his day job is, but Jake should be doing Wildcat Football analysis for someone.
No question, Jake is really good. He should be doing commentary for a living (and may some day). Plus, if he was doing commentary for a living, perhaps his employer would spring for an individual mic so he doesn't sound like he's in some distant tunnel.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2014 12:41 pm
by Gimino
We keep telling Jake he should pursue broadcasting... He's back for more here with us for an Arizona-Oregon preview, explaining just why the Cats have been successful on D vs. the Ducks.
FoxSportsArizona.com:
http://www.foxsports.com/arizona/story/ ... gon-120314
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2014 1:35 pm
by Chicat
He absolutely should!
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2014 2:49 pm
by azthrillhouse
Sage&Silver wrote:Florida grads and Everyday Should Be Saturday writers Spencer Hall @edsbs and his buddy/employee @celebrityhottub are solid CFB twitter feeds.
Spencer Hall @edsbs 39s
We're up all night to the sun
I'm up all night to get some
Our coach is still pretty dumb
We went to OT with Kentucky
We went to OT to Kentu
Just latched on to their podcast, Shutdown Fullcast - the blog is funny sometimes but the podcast is hysterical (at least the two episodes I've listened to).
http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com ... lcast-2-15
How about some old media
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 8:33 pm
by UAEebs86
Dan Hicks had hair. Nice glasses Hansen. Lived in the same dorm as Todd Walsh - kind of a tool.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2015 9:36 am
by ANGCatFan
The
Solid Verbal podcast is talking schemes this month and at least the first episode was one of the better off season podcast. Lots of discussion of the high tempo offenses makes it worthwhile for Arizona fans.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu May 07, 2015 10:33 am
by ANGCatFan
A couple of LA scout guys have started a new PAC12 centered football podcast. Not sure how well they will do with Arizona coverage, but I certainly want to encourage more PAC12 coverage.
Here is the link:
Podcast of Champions
Re: How about some old media
Posted: Thu May 07, 2015 1:29 pm
by catgrad97
UAEebs86 wrote:
Dan Hicks had hair. Nice glasses Hansen. Lived in the same dorm as Todd Walsh - kind of a tool.
My man Ron Somers on the left. Total good guy who I need to buy a beer if he's still around.
Hansen still was wearing those same glasses 10 years later btw.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Tue May 19, 2015 2:10 pm
by ANGCatFan
Podcasts of Champions does their
spring preview of Arizona and talk with Jason Scheer.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2015 11:28 am
by ANGCatFan
Great podcast for June.
The College Football Podcast talks about the PAC 12 for 90 mins. Very Oregon centric and very little Arizona talk (most at the 10 min remaining point), but a good overview of conference. They bill it as a review of last year, but primarily talk about what to expect.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 11:20 am
by ANGCatFan
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:08 pm
by UAEebs86
Does that mean he is working for Storey? (AKA Mao) Or is he paid by Rivals?
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 1:09 pm
by FightWildcatsFight
Does anyone know where I can get the full length 2015 Spring Game? It seems like every school has their's out there on YouTube but we only have highlights. And for some reason it's always difficult to find our full games online.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 5:53 am
by ANGCatFan
John Schuster at Tucson Weekly covers why Gimino and Riveria moved jobs plus changes in cable and espn problems.
When Fox Sports gutted its regional coverage model earlier this summer, the trickle down directly affected veteran reporters Anthony Gimino and Steve Rivera, who between them have more than 50 years experience covering Wildcat football and men's basketball.
Gimino and Rivera were collateral damage in dramatic cutbacks by the sports network, which basically realized it couldn't keep pace with ESPN, and as a result decided having freelancers with deep knowledge of a specific program wasn't a real value any longer.
. . .
Fortunately, even with the Fox Sports decision, both continue to cobble freelance opportunities. Gimino is part of KOLD's sports website presence. Meanwhile, Rivera has transitioned to scout.com, where he provides coverage for Arizona.scout.com. It also keeps a rather impressive streak alive. Rivera has been on press row for UA men's basketball games since 1992.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 6:13 am
by Sage&Silver
With all the cut-backs and penny-pinching I was blown away last night when I turned on the Cubs/Giants game and they had three guys in the booth, another covering from center field and A THIRD CREW in right field!
Craziness.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 6:17 am
by Puerco
Rivera's at TOS, not Scout right?
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 7:02 am
by ANGCatFan
Yes, Rivera is at TOS/rivals and I think all of his stuff has been free so far.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 8:24 am
by ANGCatFan
Here is a list from yahoo sports on must follow college football twitter feeds.
My advice, don't listen to athlon sports' advice in this article. I am an avid twitter follower and the more sports writers you add the more you are going to see the same info over and over again. Stay local, be picky with national follows and if one of the 619 guys you don't follow puts out something important it will be retweeted by someone you already follow.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 8:58 am
by Chicat
I agree. I've been whittling down my following list because you see the same stuff repeated ad nauseum. I've found a few who are more like aggregators for each sport and I don't feel like I miss a thing.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 9:16 am
by azgreg
The only national guys I'm currently following are Joe Klatt, Doug Gottlieb, Stewart Mandel, and Bruce Feldman. I am considering parring that down though.
Re: New Media and College Football
Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2015 2:37 pm
by UAEebs86