There were a few players in the 1970s whom Rex was told to emulate if he wanted to play Big League Baseball. Art Howe was one of them and he is our guest this week. Art started his athletic career as a football player at the…
We are celebrating those great 1970s Michigan football teams this week and have an outstanding interview for you. Dennis Franklin, quarterback 1972-1974, talks about the three years he played and how good those teams were. Dennis had a record of 30-2-1…
Jed Donahue and Rex Naylor discuss the incredible legacy and history of western Pennsylvania quarterbacks with Wayne Stewart, author of America's Football Factory.
We revisit one of the "Games of the Century" with our guest this week. Chuck Dicus joins us to talk about his career at Arkansas and also that great game in 1969 vs. Texas. Chuck was a wide receiver for the Razorbacks from 1968…
We pay tribute to Bruin nation this week with our guest Paco Craig. Paco was a wide receiver for UCLA and played from 1984-1987. If you count his redshirt season, his Bruins won 5 consecutive bowl games, including 2 Rose Bowls.…
We continue our tribute to that great 1977 college football season by looking at all of the undefeated or 1-loss teams after the regular season ended. Our guest this week is Pete Inge who played for San Diego State. People…
Coach Fred Goldsmith joins us this week. Fred was an outstanding defensive coordinator starting with a stint at HBCU Florda A&M. He then hooked up with Ken Hatfield at the Air Force Academy and also Arkansas before turning around Rice and…
Who was the 46 Chicago Bears defense named after? You are correct if you answered Doug Plank and he is our guest this week. Doug played at Ohio State (1971-1974), but surprisingly didn't play much. He sat behind that great Ohio State secondary with names…
With us this week is Coach Greg Davis. Greg played at McNeese State from 1970-1972 and started his college coaching career at Texas A&M in 1978 under Emory Bellard (Bellard invented the wishbone offense). He had a brief stint as the head…
We have a special interview this week with Bruce Skinner, who was the Fiesta Bowl Executive Director from 1980-1990. Bruce was a member of the Fiesta Bowl committee starting in 1973 and became the Executive Director in 1980. He was…
