Back When There Was Baseball: Randy Lerch
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We are pleased to have Randy Lerch as our guest this week on the podcast. It is an honor for Rex as he was in the stands on September 30, 1978, when Randy started against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Three Rivers Stadium. Randy not only…
Talking College Football History: Terry Shea
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Terry Shea is our guest this week and is one of the best QB coaches during his time. Terry was a backup QB at Oregon from 1965-1967 but honed his craft at about every level of football you can coach. He was a head coach twice: San Jose State (1990-…
Talking Penn State Football History: Tony Pittman
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Today's guest is Tony Pittman. He played on that undefeated 1994 team that won the Rose Bowl over Oregon. Tony followed his father, Charlie, to Penn State and he and his father were 45-0-1 as starters on their respective Penn State football squads. He…
Wall2WallFootball: SEC Preview
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Tim and Eric discuss the news of the week in college football and the NFL. To Aiyuk or not to Aiyuk is the question of the week in Pittsburgh. After that it is off to the powerful SEC, where the boys disagree on who will win the conference. They do agree…
Musings of a Sports Fanatic: August 8
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Tim revisits his thoughts on Joel Embiid after his words and play during the Olympics. What’s up with the division leaders in MLB? Tim talks tightening races and who should be worried. The White Sox are going to end up being historically bad, so Tim…
Back When There Was Baseball: Leon Roberts
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Former MLB outfielder Leon Roberts joins us this week. Leon played in the Big Leagues from 1974-1984. He played in two domed stadiums as his home field during his career (The Astrodome in Houston and The Kingdome in Seattle). Leon talks…
Talking College Football History: Scott Lockwood
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We travel to Los Angeles this week and revisit the late 1980s - early 1990s teams of the USC Trojans with our guest Scott Lockwood. Scott played at USC from 1987-1991 and was part of those great teams under head coach Larry Smith. He started out as…
