Talking Penn State Football History: Randy Crowder Tribute
Randy Crowder passed away on May 21, 2025, at the age of 72. We air this tribute to Randy and share thoughts of him from several of his teammates. Steve Davis, Dave Graf, Bruce Bannon and Greg Murphy join me to talk about Randy as a teammate and friend.…
Talking Penn State Football History: Lance Mehl
This week's feature is one of Penn State's unsung defensive players. He played at Penn State from 1976-1979. When he was moved to linebacker in 1978, he excelled for his junior and senior seasons at PSU. He was drafted by the New York Jets in the 3rd…
Talking Penn State Football History: Chuck Burkhart
Who was the only Penn State quarterback to win every game he started (minimum of 2 years)? The answer would be Chuck Burkhart (1967-1969) and he is our guest this week. Sit back and listen to Chuck recall those great years of 1968 and 1969. He talks…
Talking Penn State Football History: Jim Bradley
Dr. Jim Bradley, the Pittsburgh Steelers' team physician, joins us this week. Jim has been the Steelers' team physician since 1991, but did you know he played at Penn State on some of their great teams? Jim is part of a Penn State football family that…
Talking Penn State Football History: Irv Pankey
We have one of Penn State's unsung players this week. Irv Pankey played at Penn State from 1976-1979 and was moved around quite a bit during his Penn State career, mostly from tight end to offensive tackle. However, Irv flourished when he got into the…
Talking Penn State Football History: Mark Robinson
This week's guest is arguably the "hardest hitter" in Penn State football history. Mark Robinson, safety 1980-1983, joins us this week and talks about his Penn State career, which includes the 1982 National Championship team. Mark was a 4th round…
Talking Penn State Football History: Steve Davis
Steve Davis joins me on the podcast this week and what a story he is. Steve came out of Overbrook High School in Philadelphia and walked on at Penn State in 1969. Overbrook High School is well known as it produced Wilt Chamberlain and many other…
Talking Penn State Football History: Ted Kwalick
When you talk about Penn State football history at the tight end position, a few names regularly come up in the conversation. We are lucky to talk with the one whom many feel is the best PSU tight end of all-time. Ted Kwalick is our guest today on the…
Talking Penn State Football History: Milt Plum
We are privileged this week to have Milt Plum, who Rex Naylor considers Penn State's most underrated quarterback in the history of the program. Milt played at Penn State from 1954-1956. He played with Lenny Moore at Penn State and with Jim Brown when he…
