
Talking Penn State Football History: Bruce Bannon
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We call the "Heyday" of Penn State football the years spanning 1968-1975. Penn State played in 7 major bowl games in 8 years. Our guest this week was part of that time period. Bruce Bannon joins us on the podcast as a Penn Stater from 1970-1972.… on

Sports Authors Showcase: Tales from the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Locker Room by Diggger Phelps
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Coach Digger Phelps joins us to talk about his book Tales from the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Locker Room. Digger Phelps has a career record of 419-198 over a 21-year coaching career. This is an outstanding book and exceeded expectations. When you attempt… on

Back When There Was Baseball: Claude Osteen Part 2 (Pitching Coach)
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Claude Osteen joins us for Part 2 which focuses on his coaching career and quite a career it was. Claude had stints as a pitching coach with the St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Philles, Texas Rangers and L.A. Dodgers. He survived… on

Talking College Football History: Stan Gelbaugh
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The glory days of Maryland football is our topic this week and we have Stan Gelbaugh as our guest. Stan is one of the best quarterbacks in Maryland football history, sitting behind Boomer Esiason and Frank Reich before he got his chance to… on

Talking Penn State Football History: Brian Siverling
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Our guest this week is another one of those big, bulky, protype tight ends that Joe Paterno loved. Brian Siverling joins us to discuss his Penn State career. He showed up in Happy Valley for the 1982 season and red-shirted his first year. But… on

Wall2WallFootball: Big 12 Preview
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Tim & Eric discuss the TJ Watt contract, college conferences bickering over the future of the playoff, and player contracts. Then the guys preview the 2025 Big 12 conference. Will Arizona State repeat? Will Kansas State, Baylor, Iowa State or more… on

Musings of a Sports Fanatic: July 18
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All Star fallout leads it off, followed by British Open talk, Pirates, Phillies and Orioles mock trades, and a rant on the adults in the college sports room(including the Prez) still trying to hold back the players while they make billions. Tim’s Time… on
Back When There Was Baseball: Claude Osteen Part 1 (Player)
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This week we air Part 1 of a 2-part interview with Claude Osteen which focuses on his playing days. Claude played in the Majors from 1957-1975 as a left-handed pitcher. He compiled a 196-195 record with a career ERA of 3.30. He is most… on

Talking College Football History: Todd Peterson
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Kicker Todd Peterson joins me this week. Todd came out of Valdosta, GA and made the decision to attend the Naval Academy. After a couple years, he figured out that he wanted to be an attorney and did not want to be in the military. He transferred to… on
