Jack Michaels, Voice of the UND Fighting Hawks, Talks Football and Shares Stories

Jack Michaels, Voice of the UND Fighting Hawks, Talks Football and Shares Stories

Brad is joined by the voice of the UND Fighting Hawks, Jack Michaels. They share some stories about former legendary voice of NDSU Scott Miller, dive into a wild UND season a year ago and preview the team this year. Jack also adds some stories from the road as only he can.

John Thayer, Voice of the USD Coyotes on a Roller Coaster Season and a Coaching Change

John Thayer joins Brad to discuss last season's peaks and valleys that ended in the quarterfinals. They discuss the coaching change in the offseason, look ahead to this fall and discuss the new NCAA policy on 5 years to play 5 seasons.

Tyler Merriam, Voice of the SDSU Jackrabbits, Joins the Show to Review and Preview the Jacks

The Voice of the Jackrabbits Tyler Merriam joins a kidney stone-free Brad to talk about the roller coaster that was last year's season with a new coaching staff, 7 straight wins, and hanging on to make the playoffs. They also look ahead to what's coming back and how this year is shaping up after spring ball.

Keaton Gillogly, Voice Of The Montana State Bobcats. Plus, Brad Gets A Kidney Stone During The Show!

Sam is out on leave as a new dad! We start with a quick intro on why the podcast had a bit of an abrupt and, for Brad, painful ending. The Voice of the FCS Champion Montana State Bobcats Keaton Gillogly joins Brad to discuss calling the FCS Championship game and the reaction from Montana State fans, coaches and players after the game. We also start to look ahead to the title defense for the upcoming season.

Where Do The MonDak Teams Belong In The Preseason FCS Top 25?

On this episode, Brad and Sam discuss preseason FCS rankings and where the MonDak schools should be ranked. Who has the better argument for No. 2 between Montana and SDSU? Is there a gap between Montana State and everyone else? Is UND a preseason Top 10 team? How should USD be viewed with its roster/head coach turnover, yet sustained success in recent years?