NO LIMITS PODCAST: NFL trade and draft analysis, Kings’ losing streak

Tara Gnewikow, Rahul Lal

Garry Singh, Mack Ervin III, and Jordan Latimore
April 10, 2021

This week on No Limits, Garry Singh and Mack Ervin III are joined by sports writer Jordan Latimore to discuss all the latest in the NFL and NBA.

First, the three discuss the looming NFL Draft as well as two major recent trades that could shake up said draft. Then, the hosts give us another segment of the “Royal Check-In” dissecting the Sacramento Kings’ five-game loss streak.

Music: Downtown by Bensound

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About the Writers

Garry Singh, staff writer

Gurneet (Garry) Singh joined The State Hornet spring 2019 and is now a multimedia staffer, sports beat writer and podcaster. Garry is from Sacramento and is majoring in business and minoring in journalism. He is also station manager at KSSU, the CSUS student-run radio station, where he has his own weekly radio show. Garry received fifth place “Best of Show” award at ACP/CMA 2020 Fall National College Journalism Convention for broadcast news story.

Mack Ervin III, podcast editor

Mack Ervin III is the podcast editor for The State Hornet. He is a senior who joined back in fall 2019 and has previously served as football beat writer and multimedia reporter. A double major in journalism and communications, he is also an avid sports, racing and video game enthusiast.

Jordan Latimore, managing editor

(he/him)

Jordan Latimore joined the State Hornet in the spring of 2019 as a staff writer and is now a managing editor after previously serving as a staffer and editor for the sports section for six semesters. Before joining The State Hornet he wrote for his school paper, The Bruin Voice, where he had a sports column. Jordan is majoring in journalism and aspires to cover professional sports in the future.