Joined the LA Clippers radio network, and host Adam Auslund after the Clips win over OKC on Monday night.

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Joined Clippers postgame radio show after Clips win over OKC

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin emphatically shuts down college coaching scuttlebutt displaying uncommon and welcome authenticity.

Mike Tomlin shuts down college coaching rumors

Joined Dave Smith on his show on The Mighty 1090 and Sports Map Radio breaking down the first week of the NBA season.

Recapping Week 1 of the NBA season on The Dave Smith Show

What's your strategy when leading by three points and defending with under ten seconds on the clock? Let me know.

To Foul Or To Defend -- That's the question

Dusty Baker's one win away from an opportunity to compete for an elusive World Series Championship as a manager.

Dusty's Destiny?

Discussing one of the big storylines of the Warriors season that began last evening with a road win against the Lakers.

What are your takeaways from the Warriors road win over the Lakers?

Joe Namath, Joey "CoCo" Diaz, Joyce Randolph, and Steve Clifford on Herenda's Agenda.

Best of Herenda's Agenda

LOS ANGELES -- Joined Patrick Creighton to discuss the evening's NBA Playoff basketball matchups and the recent inappropriate fan behavior on Sports Map Radio.

Talking NBA Playoffs with Patrick Creighton on Sports Map Radio

Joined Adam Auslund on the LA Clippers radio network after the Clips beat the Portland Trailblazers 133-116 Tuesday night.

LA Clippers Postgame Radio Appearance

Discussed the Clippers bounce-back win in Dallas with Adam Auslund on AM 570 LA Sports and the Clippers radio network with host Adam Auslund.

Joined Clippers postgame radio after LA's win in Dallas

LOS ANGELES -- Collin Sexton's career-high 42 points in Cleveland's double-overtime win over the Nets overshadowed the debut of Brooklyn's "Big Three" of Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Kyrie Irving. And there was one play that stood out. The Nets leading by 3 with 10.7 seconds to go in the first overtime watched Sexton's putback -- unabated and without a box out from nearby Irving and Harden -- that set the stage for more heroics from the Cavs guard. A defensive rebound there, and it's likely Brooklyn wins game one of the two-game set. After two Durant free throws, Brooklyn led by three points with just under nine seconds on the clock. However, the Nets did not foul Sexton -- a 50 percent 3-point field goal shooter -- before his successful 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left that sent the game to an extra session. Sexton also scored 20 consecutive points through the two overtimes without a Nets defensive adjustment beyond their switch-everything D. And you knew going in the Alabama product is legit -- shooting a combined -- field goal, 3-point field goal, and free throw -- 180 percent while averaging a career-high 27 points per game. "He (Sexton) got hot at the right time so hats off to him," Nets first-year coach Steve Nash said postgame and also admitted, "We have to defend better." It's only one game. "Never too high, never too low" is a league mantra to live by. However, Nash and his staff must address a question we raised last week and amplified in game one of the "Big Three": "Will the ultra-talented Nets defend, get deflections, 50-50 balls, blocks, stops, rebounds, and take charges with tenacity?" For Brooklyn, the sooner, the better.

An overlooked play in Brooklyn's Big 3 debut spoiled by Sexton

Bill Herenda is an NBA contributor, a college basketball analyst, speaker, and an actor. Bill is a college basketball analyst on the ESPN family of networks and Compass Media Networks as well as an NBA contributor appearing on radio and TV across the US sharing his insight on the league. Based in Los Angeles, Bill has appeared in TV shows including SWAT on CBS as well as movies, music videos, and commercials. Bill previously served as the Sacramento Kings Insider on NBC Sports Bay Area and the morning sports update anchor on KFBK, an iHeart radio station. Born in Jersey City, NJ, Bill was a three-year letterman at St. Peter's Prep before his collegiate career at UMass Lowell.

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