Neil A. Carousso produces NewsNation original “Kurt’s Country” – a celebration of country music and a slice of Americana with host Kurt Bardella.
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Leah Galton
Leah Galton broke the Hofstra Pride record for most points in program history on Friday evening. She also tied Sam Scolarici’s goals record, set in 2014, over the weekend. This Friday as the Pride host UNCW, Galton seeks to become the Pride’s all-time scoring leader. She is best among active Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) players and top 10 all-time.
Galton joined Neil A. Carousso’s morning radio program to reflect and look ahead to the conference slate.
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Claudia Marin Samper
By Neil A. Carousso
Claudia Marin Samper joined Neil A. Carousso in studio to talk about her pressure-filled week as her parents saw her play division I field hockey for the first time. Claudia also reflected on the team’s 2015 campaign and how the Pride field hockey squad maintain an inspirational level of team camaraderie.
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Giant Recovery: Limited Practice Time May Keep G-Men Healthier in 2015
By Neil A. Carousso
East Rutherford, NJ — This week, Tom Coughlin, head coach of the New York Football Giants decided to implement a “recovery cycle” system to allow for his football team to get healthier before their third preseason game against their fellow MetLife Stadium tenant the New York Jets.
“Let’s not go there,” Coughlin said when asked about the new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), which limits on-field practice time and subsequently seems to have an impact on preparedness in the early weeks of the regular season. The new CBA was implemented as a result of the 2011 National Football League lockout.
Coughlin may decide to implement this recovery cycle in the regular season, giving his players rest at the end of the week, before game day on Sunday or Monday night. In place of drills, plays and scrimmages, each player does different strength and conditioning exercises and even yoga, tailored to individual players’ needs according to health data that is calculated on a new “GPS” system provided to NFL teams.
Meanwhile. foreseeable team issues for the Giants include a young offensive line and a young defensive front. Quarterback Eli Manning has a plethora of weapons including wide receivers Odell Beckham, Jr., Rueben Randle and Victor Cruz, who is out Saturday evening with a calf injury; however, with the young G-Men O-Line the questions remain whether or not the 2-time Super Bowl Most Valuable Player will have enough time to move around in the pocket and throw to his big playmakers one of which could be tight end Daniel Fells, who has been impressive in training camp.
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WATCH: “Be the Michael Strahan of London:” Osi Umenyiora Retires a Giant after Record-Breaking Career
By Neil A. Carousso
East Rutherford, NJ — Osi Umenyiora played 9 seasons for the New York Football Giants as a defensive end. On Wednesday, August 26, #72 retired as a Giant, the team Umenyiora played 9 seasons with before playing 2 NFL seasons with the Atlanta Falcons while rooting for Big Blue.
Umenyiora is fourth among Giants all-time sacks leaders with 75 sacks as a G-Men DE. In the video above, we look back on Osi’s illustrious career and look ahead to a bright future for the 33-year-old man.
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ACEing Autism at the 2015 U.S. Open
By Neil A. Carousso
ACEing Autism, a non-profit organization, connects autistic children and encourages social interaction through tennis.
