CBS Radio Internship

By Dan Rodgers

Yesterday was an exciting day for me in regards to the internship. While the day at the station wasn't anything too unusual, my work extended through the rest of the day.

Once I got home I got a response from Ryan Wagner on Twitter because I had been unable to get in contact with his PR manager. Throughout the rest of the day I emailed back and forth with his manager and finally got him booked!

It was a very exciting time for me because he is the first guest that I have officially booked. I've done research and suggested people to have on, but Stacey contacted them and got them on the show.

Ryan Wagner will be on The Mark Viviano Show this coming Monday at 11 a.m. thanks to yours truly. Unfortunately, Monday is not a day that I come to the station because I have class all day, but I'm sure everything will be great.

Today, We have Don Banks in a half hour and Keion Carpenter at noon. Listen in on your radio or on the 105.7 The Fan website.

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Congrats UConn

By Dan Rodgers

I don't have much to say because the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship game was surprisingly boring. The first half was low scoring and Butler couldn't make a shot in the second half, shooting 18.8 percent for the game. That's just abismal...but my heart kind of goes out to them for losing back-to-back championship games.

UConn didn't do anything special, but they did enough to win. Kemba Walker's stat-line was nothing impressive as he shot 5-19 from the field, but he had nine rebounds. If you watched the game, you would have seen some incredible plays of him jumping out of bounds to save the ball or following his shot for an offensive rebound. Plays like that are what wins a national championship.

UConn was undoubtedly the hottest team coming into the tournament, having an okay season but winning five straight games in the Big East tournament for the automatic NCAA bid. If you win five straight games in the Big East, you're a hot team because of how good the conference is.

Congrats to the Huskies, unfortunately the women won't be celebrating with them after tonight's NCAA Women's Championship.

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