Nitty Gritty Episode 25 ft. Albert Leslie, former Pro Basketball Player, Bucknell University Player/Coach & 2nd All-time Leading Scorer, former Mcdonogh School Player/Coach episode artwork

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Nitty Gritty Episode 25 ft. Albert Leslie, former Pro Basketball Player, Bucknell University Player/Coach & 2nd All-time Leading Scorer, former Mcdonogh School Player/Coach

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Episode 25 of Nitty Gritty Sports Talk features Albert Leslie, former Pro Basketball Player, Bucknell University Player/Coach & 2nd All-time Leading Scorer, and former Mcdonogh School Player and Coach. In this episode, we spoke to Al about growing up in Baltimore in the 70s and what the Baltimore basketball scene was like in that time while playing at Mcdonogh, battles with Ernie Graham (UMD Legend), choosing to play at Bucknell, becoming their All-time leading scorer and holding that record for 32 years before Mike Muscala broke it in 2013, coaching at Bucknell and Mcdonogh, and much more. Later in the episode, the fellas discussed the new proposed helmets designed for the NFL to fight COVID, Madden’s Top 10 QB ratings , TBT Coverage, NBA Bubble news and previewing the Suns, Wizards, Kings, and Spurs, amongst other sports news.

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