VIDEO: That time a good deal of the NBA played a game at the Pyramid
The Drew and Goodman leagues played in front of a capacity crowd in 2011, in a game featuring the likes of Kevin Durant, James Harden, John Wall.
PODCAST: Interviews with Long Beach State’s Andy Fee and Mauricio Ingrassia
This week, Mike and JJ talk to LBSU AD Andy Fee and soccer coach Mauricio Ingrassia about how the Beach is adjusting to recent NCAA proposals and changes?
Southern California’s vibrant surf culture shut down by COVID-19
In Southern California, surfers have largely respected the shutdowns.
VIDEO: Classic look back at Fog Bowl 2012 between LB Poly and St. John Bosco
This game featured four future NFLers, a future professional baseball player and enough future college football stars to stock a full, strong starting lineup.
PODCAST: Interview with CIF Southern Section commissioner Rob Wigod
This week on the podcast Mike and JJ talk to CIF Southern Section commissioner Rob Wigod about how high school sports will be restarted and what that will look like.
PODCAST: The562.org classic videos and interview with Chase De Jong
Are you missing sports like we are? We’ve decided to go back and re-record some of our favorite Long Beach highlight videos we’ve produced over the last 12 years.
VIDEO: A classic look back at De Jong (Wilson) vs. Watson (Lakewood), 2012
The pitchers’ duel at Blair Field in May of 2012, featured about a half dozen players who would play professionally, four of whom still do.
50 years ago, Tarkanian put Long Beach State on the basketball map
In 1970, the school would make the first of four straight appearances in the NCAA tournament.
VIDEO: April doesn’t feel like April without the Grand Prix
The cancellation of the race, not only means the loss of tens of millions of dollars but one of the events that define the city.
PODCAST: Long Beach Poly football coach Stephen Barbee
This week Mike & JJ are talking to Long Beach Poly football coach Stephen Barbee about the Jackrabbits, and to Long Beach State athletics director Andy Fee about breaking news from the NCAA.