Crimson Corner Podcast

Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin is back at it, this time previewing the Oregon State Beavers with Beaver Blitz writer and editor Angie Machado. In the first ever all-female episode of Crimson Corner, the ladies discuss the upcoming game between the #12 Utes and the up-and-coming Beavers, and how similar both teams are to each other. Machado goes into detail about who she thinks will be a factor for OSU against Utah Saturday, and some of the matchups she is looking forward to most.

The ladies also discuss the importance of celebrating women in sports ahead of Utah's "Fifty Years Forward" celebration of Title IX this weekend.

You can follow Michelle Bodkin on Twitter @BodkinKSLsports and Angie Machado @AngieMachado1.

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We are now four weeks into the college football season which means it is time to start breaking down the Pac-12 matchups that will determine Utah's fate for the 2022 season. Up first, the Utes will be flying down to Tempe to take on an embattled ASU team and to give the breakdown Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin invited Lock On Sun Devils host Richie Bradshaw. 

Bradshaw goes into detail about ASU's woes from losing to Eastern Michigan last weekend, letting Herm Edwards go, working with an interim coach and facing down possible NCAA infractions. He also goes into detail about keys to the game, and has some very nice things to say about the Utes. 

You can follow Michelle Bodkin on Twitter @BodkinKSLsports and Richie Bradshaw @RichieBrads36 or @LO_SunDevils.

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Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin dives into how the Utes have looked early in the 2022 season with special guest, former Utah quarterback Jordan Wynn. The two discuss where Utah currently stacks up in the college football world after going 1-1 to start the year, and what Wynn is looking for from the team against San Diego State.

Bodkin and Wynn talk in-depth about revenge games and what the most reasonable goal is for the team this year. Wynn also provides some insight into what it is like to be the signal caller while being thrown into high-pressure situations.

You can follow Michelle Bodkin on Twitter at @BodkinKSLsports and Jordan Wynn at @jwynn801.

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Utah started the 2022 season with an epic game in the Swamp against Florida that didn't go quite their way. Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin goes into depth about the game and what it means for the Utes the rest of the season with former Utah offensive linemen Isaac Asiata. 

Asiata talks about what he liked from that game, what he didn't like, and how Utah goes about using what they learned about themselves against the Gators to get better and keep their goals alive. While Southern Utah isn't the most exciting game on the schedule, Asiata does feel like it makes for a great tune-up game for the Utes to work on what they need to going forward. 

You can follow Michelle Bodkin on Twitter at  @BodkinKSLsports and Isaac Asiata at @AsiataFive4

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On this episode of the Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin invites the host of Locked On Gators to give all the details on Utah's impending matchup with Florida. Brandon Olsen dishes on how things have been going under new head coach Billy Napier, how the team is looking, along with some concerns. Olsen goes in depth about what he feels like each team would need to do to win the game, and exactly what the atmosphere at the Swamp is really like. Finally, Olsen gives a heads up about some of the places Ute fans should hit up on game day in Gainesville.

You can follow Michelle Bodkin @BodkinKSLsports and Brandon Olsen @WNS_Brandon.

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Crimson Corner continues its "Countdown To Football" this time analyzing the 2004 Season and "Original BCS Busters". Former Utah wide receiver Paris Warren joined host Michelle Bodkin to talk about what made the 2004 team a force in the college football world. From Alex Smith, Quinton Ganther, Morgan Scalley, Steve Tate, and Eric Weddle, Warren covers every angle and aspect that made the 2004 team great.

Warren even dives into his time as a grad assistant under current head coach Kyle Whittingham in 2015 and 2016 and how the team has changed and progressed since the early Pac-12 Days.

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Crimson Corner continues the "Countdown To Utah Football", this time jumping forward to the 2008 football season. Host Michelle Bodkin is joined by former linebacker from the '08 year, Stevenson Sylvester to talk about what made that team so special. 

Michelle and Sly dive into some of the more memorable games from the Sugar Bowl team from the TCU game, Oregon State, and of course the Alabama bowl game. Sly goes into detail about what made quarterback Brian Johnson so good and how that parallels with 2022 quarterback Cam Rising. Sly also has a message for teams that still think Utah is a small-time, Mountain West team that's just been lucky: keep doubting us!

You can follow Michelle Bodkin on Twitter @BodkinKSLsports and Stevenson Sylvester @SSylvester55.

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After a long summer off we are finally back on Crimson Corner. With a potentially program changing season around the corner for the Utes in 2022, we decided it would be awesome to take a step back in time and look back on some of the best Utah football seasons in program history. 

Up first, host Michelle Bodkin talks to former defensive back Edwin "EG" Garrette about the 1994 Utah football team, what made them so great, how that helped shaped the current culture for the Utes, and why the brotherhood is strong to this day. 

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Former Utah wide receiver Kenneth Scott converses with Crimson Corner host Michelle Bodkin on a number of topics including his upcoming Ted Talk in October. Scott has been very busy over the last year releasing his first book, "24" in honor of his late mother Trish Banks and is currently working on a new book centered around his experiences as a student-athlete also due in October. 

This episode of Crimson Corner wraps up with a touching conversation about life, KScott's two young daughters, and the valuable life lessons Utah football provides every young man that walks through their doors. 

You can follow host Michelle Bodkin on Twitter @BodkinKSLsports and Kenneth Scott @Kscott_2.

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Host of Crimson Corner, Michelle Bodkin, chops it up with Utah football super fan, Ryan Kirkpatrick about his latest project paying homage to the legacy of Ty Jordan, Aaron Lowe and '21 football season. Kirkpatrick curated an entire song, "22 Kings", in and effort to keep the spirit of what it means to be "22% Better" alive in 2022. The song will be released August 26 just before the football season officially starts. With Kirkpatrick's permission, Crimson Corner will be using the wordless version of "22 Kings" as the intro and outro throughout the summer as a teaser until it is officially released. 

In addition to "22 Kings", Bodkin and Kirkpatrick discuss his efforts to work with the university to make Saturday's an experience outside of just the game. Kirkpatrick hosts a live podcast/tailgate party, Block Party U, as well as his charity, Sunday Supper that started with Nick Ford and Stevenson Sylvester, but has since grown into something much bigger. 

You can follow host Michelle Bodkin on Twitter @BodkinKSLsports and guest Ryan Kirkpatrick @RealRyanBoyce, or @BlockPartyU. 

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