Back When There Was Baseball: Dickie Thon

by Rex Naylor on  College Baseball

Our guest this week was headed for the MLB Hall of Fame before a tragic injury curtailed his career. Listen as Dickie Thon talks about coming into the Majors with the California Angels before being traded to the Houston Astros. He thrived in…

Talking College Football History: Alfred Anderson

by Rex Naylor on  College Podcasts Football

We travel to Waco, TX this week and take the time machine back to the early 1980s with our guest, Alfred Anderson. Alfred walked the Baylor campus in the early 1980s in the footsteps of some great running backs that preceded him: Greg Hawthorne,…

Wall2WallFootball: AFC Preview

by Tim Clark on  

The return of Scott. Scott is back to join Tim, Eric, and their NFL guru Dave Parkin. The Pick ‘Em contest commences with 5 really good college games to start the season. From there it is on to the NFL’s up for grabs AFC Conference. KC is obvious, but…

Musings of a Sports Fanatic: Aug 29

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Tim has had enough of the Pittsburgh Pirates and lets it all out this week. Also MLB pennant races, some NBA and golf, Penn State extends the contract of its AD, and in the random “off topic topic” a great book review for all older Steelers fans.…

Back When There Was Baseball: Steve Foucault

by Rex Naylor on  Podcasts Baseball

Our guest this week is former MLB relief pitcher Steve Foucault.  Steve is a very interesting subject in the fact that he became a relief pitcher in the Major Leagues but hadn't pitched since his Little League days.  Steve also never…

Talking College Football History: Al Romano

by Rex Naylor on  College Podcasts Football

We are celebrating Pitt's national championship season of 1976 this week. Our guest is Al Romano, a stalwart on the Pitt defensive line. Pitt may have had the best national championship team in history as they had to use a 3rd team, walk-on…

Wall2WallFootball: NFC Preview

by Tim Clark on  

Tim & Eric welcome back Dave Parkin to help preview the NFC conference. Lions, Niners, and Bears oh my. Who do the guys think will head to the Super Bowl from the NFC?