Wait did I miss something, like did somebody just walk up to the Aggie Pack and start telling them what to do? — Zander

It sounds to me like several people went over to offer help.....

During this week's episode they give a shoutout (around the 47 minute mark) to an AST user who apparently went over to the Aggie Pack to give cheer suggestions to the MCs.

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JT O'Sullivan is tonight's guest. Send any questions you'd like us to ask him, QUICK! We will incorportate at LEAST 1 of them, promise.

Is a GOAL of his to coach, and to coach college football?

Does he know Plough well? What kind of offensive schemes does he like?

He was the Head Coach at Patrick Henry HS in San Diego for 3 seasons, turning around a bad program. But maybe we can ask the college coaching part!

How did his time as an Aggie prepare him for his NFL career?

Does he follow Aggie football closely, and what is his AST handle .....:D

How influential was Kevin Daft and have they stayed in contact?

I'd like to hear his take on all of this stuff that's happening in college football with teams moving to new conferences, the huge influx of NIL money, players transferring left and right through the portal etc? Also, what would he like to see for the future of Aggie football and athletics? Does he feel we should stay put in the FCS or make plans for moving up?

Did JT ever bond with Sochor?

Is High School Football still preparing QBs properly for the College game?

Also, favorite NFL locker room he ever dressed in?

Episode 14 (already!)

From honoring a legendary coach to breaking down a triumphant win against Cal Poly, Episode 14 of our #AggiePridePodcast is packed with insights and excitement. Tune in to hear our take on the family-friendly atmosphere and the upcoming showdown with Eastern Washington! We also speak extensively on the impact opportunities for coaches

This is what we all look forward to every Tuesday morning.

I was a student at Davis 72-74, and I remember Lou Bronzan as a player, but they never mention his playing career in the Hall of Fame release besides that he played. I think he had a prominent role although I don’t recall the details and there certainly were some memorable games in that period.

Biggs QB?

Biggs the QB in 72 was a Little “All-American”. Davis was selected to go to Atlantic City to play in the Boardwalk bowl, inside the Atlantic City Convention hall, against Massachusetts . The dimensions allowed only shallow end zones and while Davis racked up lots of yardage they could only score 14 points because they couldn’t pass into the end zone,
Back then the offensive line was between 210 and 240 lbs, so when they played scholarship schools it was tough to run. Might have been the first game ever on TV for Davis, i don’t know.
Biggs graduated and then 1973 Jim Speck was a true Freshman QB, threw for 419 yards against Boise State at Toomey field, and Davis lost 32-31. Couldn’t get a pass rush against Boise’s much bigger line.

Lou was a LB from 72-74. First team all FWC as a senior. They probably didn’t talk much about his playing days because he was selected for his coaching/contributor. Not sure why they list his time as 1997-2015 in the press release. He coached much earlier than that

Thanks. The totality of peoples contributions is worthy of mention.
Storage is cheap these days, they should retain the old rosters of players and coaches so people can look this stuff up. You can’t even find out who the coaches were in 2010.

You guys had such kind words for Lou based on the reading from the Homecoming Week Podcast, thought posting Lou's video from the Hall of Fame ceremony would be appropriate here:

Legendary HC Bob Biggs joined us this week. Early release tonight for those staying up late. So many stories, memories, insights on past, present and future Aggie football teams! It’s a treat.

Such a nice guy. Always says hi to me like I'm an old friend.

New POD is live! Enjoy.

Biggs is such a cool dude. Great interview guys!

Total Aggie Pride. What a great guy! My favorite podcast of the year!

What an interesting conversation with Biggs and his reasons for retiring that surprised me. He could have talked “spend more time with family” but it was really candid that he felt resource deficits were crimping his competitive spirit. I know it’s easy to forget what a bad budget situation the state was in at the time but I’m curious if his comments reflected on Warzecka, Vanderhoef, Katehi or someone else.

when you are forced to compete against full scholarship programs with 30-35 scholarships, it’s a struggle! Amazing he had the level of success he did at D1. And never complained

Yes, Yes and Yes. In my opinion, Hawk and Blue came in and completely upgraded the facilities and culture, and everybody still here is riding those coat-tails. Plough has to build with the alumni and the administration and continue the momentum! Winning Helps!