2020 – Page 25 – KORN News Radio

Skip Bayless: ‘The Colts are a better fit for Philip Rivers than he is for them’

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

There is no denying that the Colts are a great fit for Philip Rivers according to Skip Bayless. However, Skip says that while Rivers will like playing in their system, the Colts may not benefit [Read More…]

Shannon Sharpe on DeAndre Hopkins trade: ‘Bill O’Brien is a good coach, but terrible GM’

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

In light of his latest trade, which sent star receiver DeAndre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals without a first-round pick coming back in return, Shannon Sharpe went off on Bill O’Brien’s abilities as a general [Read More…]

Packers looking for help at LB, WR, DL in free agency

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

The Green Bay Packers have a few glaring holes on their roster as free agency officially opens Wednesday afternoon.

Cornerback, guard among Vikings’ needs in free agency

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

A quick glance at the Minnesota Vikings’ needs for the remainder of NFL free agency.

Jaguars reportedly agree to terms with LB Joe Schobert, CB Darqueze Dennard

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

The Jacksonville Jaguars make moves in free agency, reportedly agreeing to terms with linebacker Joe Schobert and cornerback Darqueze Dennard.

Kiwi teams move to Australia to avoid coronavirus fallout

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

Kiwi teams move to Australia to avoid coronavirus fallout

Coronavirus live updates: US death toll surpasses 100; Kevin Durant tests positive

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

Samara Heisz/iStock(NEW YORK) — States are shutting down restaurants, bars, gyms and schools to try to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, which has now killed at least 100 people in the United States. [Read More…]

Economist says retail prices up with COVID-19, but farmers aren’t benefiting

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

A Farm Bureau economist says none of the commodities are doing very well in the markets during the unusual consumer buying caused by coronavirus concerns. John Newton tells Brownfield, “May Class Three milk is down [Read More…]

Missouri Supreme Court refuses to hear Grain Belt Express case

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The Missouri Supreme Court has refused to hear the case involving the Grain Belt Express power transmission line. Missouri Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst says the Supreme Court is wrong to not hear the case. [Read More…]

Farmers see encouraging signs of an early spring

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

The disappearance of snow is giving farmers in Minnesota hope that fieldwork can begin soon. But University of Minnesota Extension crops educator Dave Nicolai says there’s still plenty of frost in the ground. “Recently at [Read More…]

Cattle, hog futures higher on oversold signals

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle futures ended the day sharply higher on oversold signals with support from the sharply higher wholesale values. Feeder cattle were higher on the same factors with additional support [Read More…]

Milk futures lower Tuesday, cash dairy steady to lower

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

April Class III milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange down a penny at $15.99. May down 12 cents at $15.47. June through August contracts 20 to 23 cents lower. Dry whey unchanged at $0.3250. [Read More…]

How rumors can spike hotel prices in Augusta for the Masters

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

It didn’t take long for speculation to begin on when the Masters will be played

New normal: MLB adjusts to coronavirus uncertainty

March 17, 2020 nedvedmedia

Major league teams adjusted to their strange new normal, with more players returning to their hometowns as they realized baseball won’t be played for months