Maine Womens Basketball

We cover all the bases, and goal lines, and pit stops in our trip around the world of sports with Wayne, Greg, and Jeff on The Morning Line.

The Commissioner of the America East, Amy Huchthausen, joined The Mornning Line to recap how the winter sports season will look, and how the fall sports seasons will be moved to the spring and what their season looks like.

The trip around the sports topics goes from the America East Conference, to the NFL, MLB, MLS, NASCAR, NHL, and more.

The plan included initial steps for both the winter sports, as well as fall sports which plan to play in the spring of 2021.

Coach Amy Vachon discusses those topics and the Black Bears schedule for 2020-21 and a hurdle that is still in front of those games being played at all.

UMaine Athletic Director Ken Ralph will join The Drive Wednesday afternoon to discuss the financial gift and what it will be used for on campus.

While no sports will be played this fall at the state's lone D-I school, we now have an idea of when athletics may start again for the Black Bears.

Wayne, Bryan and Jeff go through all the news and notes to make sure you are ready to tackle any sports conversations of the day.

Commissioner Huchthausen answers all questions about the process on The Morning Line

UMaine Women's Basketball Coach Amy Vachon talks about how the global pandemic left questions for players returning to Orono.