David Brown and Coach Trap discuss USF’s weekend sweep on the road and how the Cougars overcame poor shooting to win!

The ebbs and flows of a season were on full display for the University of Sioux Falls men’s basketball team last week. The Cougars fell behind early vs. Minnesota Crookston in a 25-point loss, but bounced back with a resounding win over Southwest Minnesota State.

On episode five of Cougar Chronicle With Chris Johnson, David Brown sits down with CJ to discuss the range of emotions last week, including the win vs. SMSU, which happened to be his 200th career victory at USF – and also occurred on his birthday!

They also look ahead to the first full weekend of conference play: Friday, December 6 at Concordia-St. Paul and Saturday, December 7 at Minnesota State.

Chris Streveler and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are Canadian Football League champions. The former South Dakota quarterback joins MidcoSN’s Jay Elsen to talk about his role in ending the CFL’s longest title drought, his affection for the city of Winnipeg and even shares the story behind his legendary parade apparel.

It’s fair to say the weather in Sioux Falls differs quite a bit from Honolulu. But the USF women’s basketball team is still shining after three wins in the Aloha State!

On episode five of ‘Trap D With Travis Traphagen,’ Midco Sports Network’s David Brown sits down with Coach Trap to discuss the trip to Hawaii, the three different games they played, touring the island of Oahu, remaining undefeated, and how the team is adjusting back into a normal routine.

Sioux Falls starts full conference play this weekend with a road trip at Concordia-St. Paul on Friday, December 6 and at Minnesota State in Mankato on Saturday, December 7.

It’s fair to say the weather in Sioux Falls differs quite a bit from Honolulu. But the USF women’s basketball team is still shining after three wins in the Aloha State.

On episode five of Trap D With Travis Traphagen, David Brown sits down with Coach Trap to discuss the trip to Hawaii, the three different games they played, touring the island of Oahu, remaining undefeated, and how the team is adjusting back into a normal routine.

Sioux Falls starts full conference play this weekend with a road trip at Concordia-St. Paul on Friday, December 6 and at Minnesota State in Mankato on Saturday, December 7.

On this MidcoSN podcast, Elaina Lanson talked with Augustana women basketball’s Hana Metoxen on her engagement, process of getting married in-season, and how she’s able to share these special memories with her teammates.

The StemeNiemaDosch Hoops Podcast is joined this week by Tim Miles, former head coach at Nebraska and current TV analyst for Big Ten Network and Fox Sports. Greg Stemen and Zach Dosch talk with Miles about the recent death of Tim’s mother, how color analyst icon Bill Raftery played a part in landing Miles his new TV role and if and when Miles will get back in to college coaching.

We also touch on Coach Phillips and his 4-2 start at Northern State, Coach Smith and his 7-0 start at Utah State, former SDSU coach T.J. Otzelberger and his 2-5 start at UNLV and the pre-season so far for The Summit League men.

Check out the season wrap-up of the 2019 South Dakota High School Volleyball Season. Plus, Jason Andera names the top players in each class and the top two contenders for player of the year in this podcast.

David Brown and Coach Trap discuss USF’s undefeated 4-0 start and the team’s trip to Hawaii for the next three games!

Crashing the glass has always been a calling card of the University of Sioux Falls men’s basketball team. So far, in the 2019-2020 season, they’ve out-rebounded their opponents in every game and it’s lead to a 4-1 record.

On episode four of ‘Cougar Chronicle With Chris Johnson,’ Midco Sports Network’s David Brown sits down with Coach Johnson to discuss the rebounding advantage and why the team will rely on that even more this season. They also break down two big non-conference wins over the weekend and preview a couple of NSIC opponents coming up in Minnesota Crookston and Southwest Minnesota State.