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In this edition of MIAA Weekly, we try to wake up the rest of the MIAA to the Central Missouri Mules. After a disappointing 2018 season, UCM has all the firepower they need to get back to their winning ways this fall.
We also take a closer look at the new DC in Warrensburg and discuss the return of Brook Bolles... Who can potentially benefit the most from the star QB's return? How about their underrated running back, Devante Turner?
Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.
Email the show at [email protected] and follow on Twitter @miaaweekly
Today on MIAA Weekly, we head to The Jungle and break down the Pitt State Gorillas. In 2018, Pitt went 8-3 and missed out on the postseason entirely- no playoffs OR bowl game -and PSU is hungry to bounce back in a big way in 2019. I spoke with Head Coach Tim Beck in Kansas City at MIAA Media Day and we discussed:
We also look at all the production returning on defense and analyze the schedule to see what is the most important stretch of the season for Pitt State... It's probably not the stretch you have circled on your schedule.
Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.
Email the show at [email protected] and follow on Twitter @miaaweekly
This time on MIAA Weekly, we head to Edmond, Okla., to find out if Nick Bobeck and his team are ready to take the next step from a perennial bowl team to a playoff team. I caught up to Bobeck in Kansas City at MIAA Media Day and we discussed:
We also break down the playmakers who make the Bronchos offense so formidable and discuss the importance of UCO getting off to a fast start in 2019 with a schedule that is stacked with strong teams in the first half of the season.
Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.
Email the show at [email protected] and follow on Twitter @miaaweekly
Today on MIAA Weekly, I recap a conversation from earlier this summer with 1st year MSSU head coach Jeff Sims. He discusses:
We also look at the influx of talent that Sims and staff brought into Joplin this off-season and discuss what part of the schedule is most crucial for the Lions in 2019.
Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for letting me use his beats in the intro and outro.
Email the show at [email protected] and follow on Twitter @miaaweekly
In episode one, I introduce myself and the the podcast. After that I sit down with MIAA Commissioner Mike Racy to discuss the possibility of non-conference games coming back to the league. I give my thoughts and give a very brief preview of what episode two will entail.
Special thanks and shout out to Waylon Campbell for allowing me to use his beats for the intro and close.
email the show at [email protected]
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