Back When There Was Baseball: John Morlan
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John Morlan is our guest this week. He played in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization from 1971-1977 with stints in the Major Leagues in 1973 and 1974. John is our first guest that was drafted 4 times before signing with the Pirates out of…
Talking College Football History: Marty Wetzel
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Marty Wetzel is our guest this week. Marty played at Tulane from 1977-1980 in the linebacker position. He had the privilege of playing in two bowl games: 1979 Liberty Bowl vs. Penn State and 1980 Hall of Fame Classic vs. Arkansas. Marty talks about…
Talking Penn State Football History: Tom Rafferty Tribute
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Tom Rafferty, better known as "Raff" by his teammates, passed away on June 5, 2025, at the age of 70. Tom was an offensive lineman for Penn State from 1972-1975. However, he is best known for his NFL career as the center for the Dallas Cowboys. Tom…
Musings of a Sports Fanatic: Jan 17
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Tim can’t hide his disgust with baseball to lead things off. Then it’s some baseball, Sixers, Pens and Flyers, and college hoops including a closer look at the ACC. Tim’s Time Machine looks at the history of LIV golf which leads to some current golf talk…
Wall2WallFootball: Tomlin Talk
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Tim and Eric dissect the Steelers exit from the playoffs and Mike Tomlin’s exit from Pittsburgh. The Eagles coaching mess, John Harbaugh to Giants, college football madness, and more. Plus picks and analysis of all the NFL playoff games as well as the…
Back When There Was Baseball: Skip Lockwood
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Our guest this week is former MLB pitcher Skip Lockwood. Skip signed with the Kansas City A's in 1964 for the unbelievable sum of $135,000. He started out at 3rd base and played behind Ed Charles in 1965 with the parent club. He had trouble hitting,…
Talking College Football History: Robert Alexander
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Robert Alexander passed away on June 7, 2022. We re-air this podcast in honor of him. We are privileged this week to have the 1976 National High School Player of the Year as our guest. His name is Robert Alexander. Robert was a product of…
