Saturday December 12,2015 line-up

Bob Barrickman will be checking in with Frank and Greg to re-cap the Aliquippa Quips Play-off victory last night. Frank and Greg will also have all your Bucs, Steelers, Pens and any other sports on thetable to talk about today. So tune in from 8-10 am.

Local Freshman Helps The Dukes Win

The Duquesne Dukes women’s team  thrashed Maryland Eastern Shore 95-59 at the Palumbo Center Wednesday night.  One of the high scorers in the game was Blackhawk grad Chassidy Omogross.  Her 17-points were matched by  fellow Lady Duke’s  April Robinson.  Duquesne is 8-1.

Good News–Bad News for AB

Steelers Wide Receiver Antonio Brown got some good news and some bad news. He was named the AFC Special Team Player of the week.  It was for his 71-yard punt return against the Colts Sunday Night.  The AB got the bad news.  He was being fined 11,576 dollars for  excessive celebration for trying to hug  the goalpost after he scored.  This comes on top of the 15-yard penalty for the incident.  Steelers and Bengals Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati  with WBVP-WMBA air time is 11am.

 

Quips Into The Semi Finals

The Aliquippa Quips are only one step away from a trip to Hershey.  Friday night, their opponent will be Martinsburg.  The game will be at Hempfield  High School.  WBVP-WMBA air time is 6:30.  Kickoff is at 7.

Penguins End Road Trip

The Penguins four game nine day road trips ends Wednesday Night in Denver. The Pens are 1-2 so far on the trip.  Their win was against San Jose a week ago.  They lost two close games over the weekend to the LA  Kings and the Ducks.  Airtime for Wednesday night’s game is 9:30.

Steelers Stretch Run

After hanging 45 points on the on the Indy Colts Sunday Night, the Steelers have two pivotal games against Cincinnati and Denver.  The Bengals are first. The game Sunday is at Paul Brown Stadium.  WBVP-WMBA air time is 11am.  A Steelers win will move them to 8-5 and keep them in the Wild Card hunt.  If the Bengals win the clinch the AFC North and sweep the season series for the first time since 2009.