About Intern Allen
St. Olaf alumnus, current University of Miami grad student. I do music and I’m probably smarter than you. I know the Cavender twins and Beau Hossler blocked me.
Chief Editor in Training.
Latest From Intern Allen
-
Friend of the show Mason Opheim taps in to analyze the Loon’s fantasy football draft and share his thoughts on the Ryder Cup captain’s picks. Plus, the Twins are finding their identity, the Vikings roster is set, and more!
-
SlimLoon and Loon Magz join the show the preview the college football season. Also, the Vikings lose another preseason game, the Twins bullpen stinks, and more!
-
The pod returns to the Camry, as Allen discusses the Vikings’ first preseason game, the Twins manager, and his foolproof fantasy football strategy.
-
Allen Post shares his official quarterback rankings for 2023/2024, college sports are ruined, the Twins are hot again, and more.
-
Loon State Sports founder LoonMagz joins the pod to talk Open Championship. Also, the Twins are hot, Saudi money, and SlamBall?
-
Intern Allen returns to the Camry to preview the Open Championship, look back on the Luis Arraez trade, and discuss the week’s sports headlines.
-
Join Intern Allen as he shares his thoughts on all four of Minnesota’s professional teams and his first impressions on the NBA’s top prospect–all live from his Toyota Camry somewhere in North Carolina.
-
That’s right, the March Madness bracket competition that electrified fans across the Loon State has been cleared for a second season. Which Loon knows the most ball? Read ahead in this preview, and stay tuned for updates throughout the tournament to find out.
-
The Twins have traded American League batting champ Luis Arraez to the Marlins for starting pitcher Pablo Lopez and two prospects: Jose Salas, an infielder, and Byron Chourio, an outfielder. On first look, this will be a very unpopular trade among Twins fans as Arraez was one of the team’s most beloved players. When my…
-
After a free agency saga as long and boring as War and Peace, the Twins star shortstop is returning to Minnesota, signing a six-year contract for $200 million noontime today. Before we dive into the details of the deal and what it means for the Twins, how did we get here? Correa’s first deal with…
loonstatesports.com 