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Sweet Lou Dunbar in his playing days with the Harlem Globetrotters.

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Vintage conversation with Mrs Rachel Robinson, the widow of Major League Baseball pioneer Jackie Robinson. It was 1947 that Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers selected Jackie from the Negro Leagues in an experiment that would change the course of American history. By his side during his courageous trek was his wife Mrs Rachel Robinson, who discusses some of their trevails, the Jackie Robinson Foundation and much more.

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Big George strikes again on the Big Screen
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Memories of the classic 1980 Astros vs Phillies NLCS with the Judge
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Former Houston Oilers head HBCU Football Programs
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LennyMoonSports

Big George strikes again on the Big Screen
MLB Memories on the Cusp of a new Season
Jackie Robinson’s entry into MLB was Lightning Rod for America Moving Forward
Super Bowl LVII Represents History at the Quarterback Position
An Outsider’s view of the now departed Deion Sanders impact on HBCU Football
Memories of the classic 1980 Astros vs Phillies NLCS with the Judge
Why John Wooten is a Bonafide Candidate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a Contributor
Former Houston Oilers head HBCU Football Programs
Bill Russell vs Michael Jordan (Who’s the NBA’s greatest winner? RePost)
Houston Astros Dusty Baker can really Manage

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Mrs Rachel Robinson, the widow of Major League Baseball icon Jackie Robinson, and founder of the

Thomas Hollywood Henderson talks with veteran sports broadcaster Lenny Moon about the origin of his controversial assessment of Pittsburgh Steelers star QB Terry Bradshaw. The versatile Langston University product was recently inducted into the Black Colege Football Hall of Fame.

One of the early great Dallas Cowboys running backs was West Texas State product Duane Thomas. Pro Football Hall of Fame offensive tackle Rayfield Wright talks with veteran sports broadcaster Lenny Moon about the talented ball carrier that led America's Team to two Super Bowls appearances in the early 70's. Wright, a 6-time Pro Bowl performer, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006.

Retired Fritz Pollard Alliance Chairman John Wooten talks about his initial attraction to Pittsburgh Steeler's head football coach Mike Tomlin with veteran sports broadcaster Lenny Moon. At the time of the discovery of Tomlin, who was an assistant at his alma mater William and Mary, Wooten was scouting Darren Sharper for his then-employer the Dallas Cowboys.

Veteran sports broadcaster Lenny Moon talks with CBS Sports college basketball personality Clark Kellogg about his distinctive delivery of the sport of roundball. The Cleveland OH native played collegiately at Ohio State and professionally with the Indiana Pacers where he was drafted with the 8th pick of the 1st round of the 1982 NBA Draft.

Art Shell talks with veteran sports broadcaster Lenny Moon about becoming the first Black head football coach during the modern era of the NFL. Shell played for the Raiders from 1968-82, becoming an 8-time pro bowl performer and inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989. That same year, the Maryland Eastern Shore product became a historical entity when owner Al Davis selected him to become the first Black head football coach in the modern era of the NFL.

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Lenny Moon is a veteran sports broadcaster and writer whose professional career spans over 30 years. The award winning journalist has covered most of the major sporting events including Super Bowls, World Series, NBA Finals, World Championship Boxing, NCAA Final Fours among many others.

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