Official PM15 Podcast 8-9-19 (W/ Pat Mahomes & Darren Smith)
Welcome to the official PM 15 podcast, powered by GASN Sports, the only show dedicated to the continued legacy and career of reigning NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes.
Jimbo Fisher exuberant after a season coaching at Texas A&M
Hoover, AL- Jimbo Fisher addressed members of the media last Tuesday as part of SEC Media Days. His demeanor cool and collected with a hint of quiet confidence about him.
Gary Pinkel discusses new book “The 100 Yard Journey: A Life in Coaching and Battling For the Win”
Gary Pinkel, the all-time winningest head coach at both Toledo and Mizzou has released his new biography “The 100 Yard Journey: A Life in Coaching and Battling for the Win”…
Not For Long Pro Football Show- Joe Theismann (9-29-17)
Guest: Ex. Washington QB/Sunday Night Football broadcaster, Joe Theismann, joins us to talk a myriad of topics: Washington @ Kansas City, AFC West, Week 3 reaction, Protests, Notre Dame, CTE
Sweet Home SEC 9-27-17 W/ Erik Ainge
This week we are talking Tennessee/UGA, biggest winners and losers from week 4 of the college football season and the woeful state of Missouri football.
Not For Long- Jeffri Chadiha (9-21-17)
Guest: NFL Network Analyst and NFL.com Writer, Jeffri Chadiha joins the show! We talk AFC West, Alex Smith, Travis Kelce, Chiefs the best team in the NFL, Trevor Simien, NFC…
Sweet Home SEC- Erik Ainge (9-21-17)
Hosts Clint Switzer & Noah Gronniger are braking down all the important college football action and talking about the “Sensation in the Swamp” with former Tennessee QB Erik Ainge.
Not For Long 9-15-17 W/ George Atkinson
Former Raiders legend George Atkinson joins hosts Clint Switzer & Noah Gronniger to discuss some of the big happenings from week 1 of the NFL season as well as the…
Sweet Home SEC 9-13-17 W/ Tim Brando
College football is back and Sweet Home SEC is excited to welcome Fox Sports play-by-play commentator Tim Brando to the show to talk about Purdue/Mizzou, Ed Orgeron and the LSU…
Exclusive interview With Pitt State basketball coach Kim Anderson
Things may not have gone the way Kim Anderson wanted them too during his three-year tenure as head basketball coach at Mizzou, but he’s content on looking to the future…