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In this episode, Bob Wallace interviews Professor Jeremi Duru about diversity in sports, focusing on initiatives like the Rooney Rule and challenges in coaching pipelines, with reflections on recent progress despite ongoing attacks on diversity initiatives.

In this conversation between Bob Wallace and retired sports journalist Jim Thomas on the "After the Buzzer," they discuss the upcoming NFL season and share their thoughts on teams, players, surprises, and potential disappointments.

Dive into the captivating world of NFL history and St. Louis sports through the eyes of a seasoned veteran who witnessed it all. In the latest episode of "After The Buzzer," Bob Wallace sits down with Jim Thomas, retired reporter from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, whose illustrious career spanned nearly five decades of sports journalism. In Part 2, Jim talks about his time covering the St. Louis Rams when they won the 2000 Super Bowl Championship and the St. Louis Blues when they won the Stanley Cup Championship in 2019.

Dive into the captivating world of NFL history and St. Louis sports through the eyes of a seasoned veteran who witnessed it all. In the latest episode of "After The Buzzer," Bob Wallace sits down with Jim Thomas, retired reporter from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, whose illustrious career spanned nearly five decades of sports journalism. Join Bob as he delves into the remarkable journey of Jim Thomas, a dedicated reporter who started covering preps and climbed the ladder to eventually become the mainstay of the Post-Dispatch sports department. From local high school matchups to the grandeur of the Mizzou beat, and then onto the grand stage of the NFL and NHL, Jim's unique perspective brings to life the heart and soul of St. Louis sports.

Globally-recognized negotiations scholar Mori Taheripour joins After the Buzzer host Bob Wallace to discuss popular misconceptions about negotiating and how best to prepare when going into a negotiation. Mori, who counts Fortune 100 companies and sports leagues among her clients, also explains why players who represent themselves may be losing more than they gain without an advocate.

Debbie Spander and Marc Isenberg join Bob Wallace to discuss name, image and likeness (NIL) trends and opportunities.