Talking College Football History: Ned Bolcar
We take the time machine back to the mid-to-late 1980s to South Bend, Indiana with our guest, Ned Bolcar. Ned came to Notre Dame in 1985, which was the last year of the Gerry Faust regime. Lou Holtz takes over the program in 1986 winning a national…
Talking College Football History: Ricky Townsend
We visit Rocky Top to feature one of the first "Barefoot" kickers in NCAA history. Ricky Townsend of Tennessee is our guest this week. Ricky was a star athlete coming out of Dalton, GA and converted to a kicker when at UT. He played…
Talking College Football History: Benji Roland
This week we look back at Auburn football from the mid to late 1980s and their outstanding defenses. Our guest this week is Benji Roland. Benji played on the defensive line from 1985-1988. He talks about those great defenses, along with the great…
E-A-G-L-E-S = D-O-M-I-N-A-N-T
We waited until February 9 to see that?First, football should not be played in February. They just barely beat pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training. That is almost as stupid as playing baseball in November or hockey in June. But, I digress.…
Talking College Football History: Allen Pinkett
We are privileged to have Allen Pinkett as our guest on the podcast this week. You will find out why we consider Allen the "leading rusher" in Notre Dame history when you listen to him talk about his career at Notre Dame (1982-1985). Allen was a…
Dynasties galore; the NFL way
In the NFL one thing matters, and that is winning the Super Bowl. This fact is decidedly true and cannot be argued no matter how much Mike Tomlin and Art Rooney II try to convince Steelers fans that winning records are what truly matters. Sorry, I still…
Talking College Football History: Aaron Wallace
We revisit those great defenses of Texas A&M in the mid to late 1980s with our guest Aaron Wallace. Aaron came to College Station, TX in the fall of 1985 out of Franklin D. Roosevelt High School in Dallas, TX. He played from 1985-1989 (redshirting in…
Ch Ch Changes
College football has been thriving for years. The money is flowing, stadiums are packed, and fans block off their Saturdays to watch games all day.That doesn’t mean changes wouldn’t be good for the game, and who better to suggest those changes than yours…
