Saturday, August 19, 2006

Up All Night for a great cause!

It's the Carol Morris Scholarship Fund at Bowling Green State University and we've got our 3rd annual 20-hour marathon show on SportsTalkCleveland.com starting at 5 PM EDT tonight! Details here.

Before I list the event details, I would like to thank our sponsor, OhioCasino.com, for generously supporting this cause.

The Carol Morris Scholarship Fund at Bowling Green State University was established in honor of its namesake, an alumnus who was a longtime teacher and tutor. In keeping with Carol Morris’ dedication to special education, the fund will be targeted towards young people aspiring to a career in that very field. When fully vested at $25,000, the fund will help make a difference for individuals pursuing this worthy career path.

The fund has been the chosen cause of the first two annual “SportsTalkNetwork.com Up All Night Marathon” benefits and will again be the focus of the third annual “Marathon” on SportsTalkCleveland.com. The show will take place from 5 PM this Saturday, August 19 through 1 PM on Sunday, August 20.

To donate to the fund, make checks payable to: BGSU Foundation, Inc.

On the memo line of the check, please write: Carol Morris Scholarship Fund 30-000812

Mail checks to:
Office of Development
Attn: Erin Keller
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH 43403

Donations can also be made online at the following web address: http://giving.bgsu.edu/development/fundingopps/onlinegiving.jsp

Here's our show lineup:

5 PM: Special edition of PRO WRESTLING INSIDER previewing SummerSlam and beyond
5:30 PM: Special edition of THE SQUARED CIRCLE — interview with Ryan Songalia, columnist for BoxingScene.com
6 PM: Interview with Joe Aiello, founder of The View From the Bleachers Cubs blog
6:30 PM: Interview with Shari Forst, New York Mets, New York Jets and New York Rangers correspondant for MostValuableNetwork.com
7 PM: Lisa Winston, minor league baseball correspondent for MLB.com
7:30 PM: Peter Schrager and Andy Nesbitt, FoxSports.com columnists
8 PM: Bruce Markusen, author of several baseball books, including his latest, The Team That Changed Baseball: Roberto Clemente and the 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates
8:30 PM: Interview with Ric Bucher, ESPN basketball reporter
9 PM: Special edition of NORTHCOAST HOCKEY TONIGHT – interview with Christy Hammond, founder of Behind the Jersey Red Wings blog and Most Valuable Network Red Wings blogger.
9:30 PM: Roundtable debate on the greatest teams in baseball history begins
10:00 PM: Recap of FantasyDrafthelp.com fantasy football experts’ league mock draft
10:30 PM: SportsTalkCleveland.com President Paul Belfi presents the music of Rick Springfield
1:00 AM: Roundtable debate on the greatest baseball teams in history resumes
2:00 AM: Interview with Ray Flowers, writer for FantasyFootball.com, FantasyBaseball.com, FantasyBasketball.com and FantasyHockey.com
2:30 AM: Special edition of SUNDAY NIGHT SUBMISSION – the wrestling fantasy draft and a review of past SummerSlam shows
3:30 AM: Roundtable debate on the greatest baseball teams in history resumes
4:00 AM: Special edition of THE UNHEARD SCENE
5:00 AM: Roundtable debate on the greatest baseball teams in history concludes
7:30 AM: Roundtable debate on the greatest position players in baseball begins
8:30 AM: Interview with Mark Barnes, Suite 101 columnist
9:00 AM: Interview with John Zajc, Executive Director of SABR
9:30 AM: Special edition of THE TRUTH HURTS WITH BOB GLASSMAN – the future of the Cleveland Browns, Cavaliers and Indians
10 AM: Interview with Bob Finnan, Lake County News-Herald Cleveland Cavaliers beat reporter
10:30 AM: Roundtable debate on the greatest position players in baseball resumes
11:00 AM: Interview with Will Leitch, editor of the Internet’s biggest sports blog Deadspin.com
11:30 AM: Roundtable debate on the greatest position players in baseball concludes
12:00 Noon: Interview with Bruce Drennan, SportsTalkCleveland.com host and program director about the 2006 baseball season

Also sometime Saturday evening: an interview with ESPN Page Two columnist Scoop Jackson

Thanks in advance for contributions to this great cause.

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