HAWK Talk

UND Coach Brad Berry recaps the sweep over Minnesota Duluth and looks ahead to taking on Miami of Ohio.

UND head football coach Bubba Schweigert recaps the loss at South Dakota and looks ahead to Illinois State.

John Motherwell assistant WBB coach recap the game against Wyoming. They also talked about the younger players that are on the team this year.

Brad Berry hockey head coach recap the games with Boston College. They also preview their series with Duluth.

Bubba Schweigert Football head coach recap the Murray State game preview the South Dakota game.

On this episode of the Bill Chaves Podcast, Bill and Alex welcome legendary hockey color analyst Dave Starman to discuss the current landscape of the college game, the NCHC, and his broadcasting career (1:15). The guys then reflect on a busy time in UND Athletics, including an entertaining series split in Boston for the hockey team, a pair of great results at the Summit League Championships for cross country, and the impromptu start of college basketball season (22:45). On the B-Side (49:45), Spurs drop their first match of the year in memorable/controversial fashion, as VAR officially jumps the shark.

Yonka Kutluk discusses being the women's cross country summit league champion and Luke Labatte discusses being the men's cross country summit runner up.

UND Head Hockey Coach Brad Berry recaps the split with Minnesota State and looks ahead to Boston University.

UND Head Football Coach Bubba Schweigert recpas the overtime win over Indiana State and looks ahead to taking on Murray State.

On this episode of the Bill Chaves Podcast, Bill and Alex are joined by The Summit League’s deputy commissioner, Myndee Kay Larsen, to discuss the conference’s approach to championships, the genesis of The Summit League Network, and much more (1:15). The guys then look back on another eventful week in UND Athletics and set the scene for what’s to come as October concludes (18:53). On the B-Side (43:26), Spurs are still unbeaten, the Celtics’ season begins, and the Steelers continue to win in the ugliest ways possible.