12. Sports in a Biden White House - a podcast by Andrew, Ed, and Zak

This week on the Bill Bradley Collective, the hosts outline how they expect the transition from a Trump presidency to a Biden White House to impact the sporting world. Among the major topics addressed include whether the new administration will seek to push for stricter and more centralized protocols for leagues with regard to COVID-19, the impact an ideological shift in our judicial system could have on athletes both pro and collegiate, and if to expect actual enthusiasm and participation in the once-esteemed White House tradition of annually hosting each championship team across sports. We start with the rants, as Ed probes the legitimacy of this college football season following the Big 10’s decision to kowtow to a league powerhouse, Zak recounts the latest calamity to befall his Jets fandom and the curiously enthusiastic reaction from many within the Gang Green faithful, and Andrew evaluates the trade landscape for an NBA superstar in search of a new home for his MVP-calibre brand of play that often doubles as hard on the eyes.

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