Category: Videos
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Rye Neck hosts senior day, Mamaroneck pulls of comeback win
Ian Sacks and Steve Anastas host the first LMCT-TV Sports segment on “The Local Live.” This week’s news featured senior day for Rye Neck football and a comeback victory for Mamaroneck swimming.
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Nick D’Errico rushes for 65-yard touchdown
Nick D’Errico rushes for 65-yard touchdown to lead Rye Neck past Haldane.
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Giants defeat Patriots in preseason finale, Chris Hogan shines in defeat
The Giants topped the New England Patriots 17-9 in the final preseason game. One Patriot player to watch out for is Chris Hogan. Ian Sacks reports from MetLife Stadium Sept. 1, 2016.
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Dak Prescott looks to shine for Dallas Cowboys
As Tony Romo goes down with injury, rookie Dak Prescott steps into the Dallas Cowboys’ starting quarterback position. Ian Sacks believes he is geared up to shine for America’s Team.
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Lions WRs could be a fantasy goldmine
Ian Sacks gives his take on the 2016 Detroit Lions offense and why he thinks their talented WR corps will pay dividends for fantasy owners.
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Excitement for Jaguars in 2016
Ian Sacks previews the Jacksonville Jaguars from a fantasy perspective. Who should you be looking out for in 2016?
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Iona falls to Niagara in doubleheader
The Iona College baseball team lost to Niagara 18-5 and 1-0 in their two games on April 30, 2016 at City Park. Ian Sacks reports from the doubleheader. The Gaels are 8-30 on the season.
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Iona falls to Canisius 16-3 on Senior Day
Ian Sacks reports from Mazzella Field, where the Iona College lacrosse team lost to Canisius College 16-3 on Senior Day April 22, 2016. Sophomore Pamela Giordano scored three goals for a second straight game.
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Ian Sacks interviews former HBO executive Ross Greenburg
Ian Sacks interviews former HBO Executive Producer of Sports Ross Greenburg at Iona College on April 21, 2016.
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Evolution of sports media coverage
Ian Sacks goes around the campus of Iona College to get students’ opinions on how the media coverage of sports stars has changed over the last several decades.
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