In this episode Tyson joins Saleem again to talk about the season that just passed. We talked about the relationship with the new head coach and what he's meant to Tyson so far. We talked about what led him to stay at AIC after entering and leaving the transfer portal, and his feelings on the NE-10 and the lack of respect he feels they show AIC.

In this episode Saleem talks with Lukas about how he grew up in Brooklyn, New York but went to high school in Jersey City New Jersey. We spoke about his struggles attending Hudson Catholic and how he overcame them to become a starting quarterback for the school. We talked about his recruitment process through covid and how he got to AIC. We then touched on his journey being at AIC so far and how he got to the quarterback starting spot and his plan to keep it.

In this episode Saleem talks with Shadon about holding the crown of being named Mr.AIC. We talk about how he got the name, and why he's ready to give the name up. We talk about his experiences growing up in Elizabeth, New Jersey. He gives funny stories of him growing up and the state of AIC as it relates to school events. We then talk about how he got to AIC and how he got into hosting events. Also, how he got into teaching, then touch on his love for his fraternity.

In this heartfelt episode Saleem talks with Nariah about how it was like growing up being adopted. We go over how it was growing up with some family issues, as we all have but how she overcame them. We also talk about how it was growing up in New York. Committing to Penn State University then having to transfer to AIC.

In this episode Saleem talks with Deven on his take when it comes to how tight ends are used nowadays. We also go over his high school days and his football experience there. We then talk about how he came straight into college as a vocal leader. We talk a little about our favorite thanksgiving dishes. Then end off on Devens plans for the future.

In this episode Saleem talks with Minnie about how his first college season panned out for him. We also go over his younger days at the Notorious NJ powerhouse the Brick City Lions. We talk about his high school journey as well as his prep school journey. We talk about him training with NFL players, and his love for fashion.

In this episode Saleem talks with Dorismar and Alayisa about life and where they come from. Also their reasons for coming to AIC. We also go over their taste in music as well as Alayisa favorite artist Rod Wave. We then just talk about what their future plans are, and how they became the best of friends.

In this episode Saleem talks with Jahsin about his dominate high school football days. We talk about the infamous what if game with Union vs East Side Ghost in the high school playoffs back in 2021. We also talk about the cowboys and what they need to do to finally be on the winning side of things. We go over why he wasn’t able to accept his D1 opportunities. We then talk about his first college football season starting as true freshmen and what he learnt. We then talk about how much he believes in his first year head coach Lou Conte vision for the foreseeable future. We end of talking about how he trains with his twin brother and how excited he is to get training this upcoming offseason.

In this episode Saleem talks with Marcus about approaching his last few games a a college athlete. He has been at AIC since 2019, with multiple coaching changes he opened up about how it’s been dealing with that. He also goes over how it’s been mentally, loosing as much as he's had these past few seasons with limited playing time. He also talks about how it was spending his childhood in Hati then coming over to the US learning the language and culture. He talks about how he became a dolphins fan, then what’s next for him in his life.

In this episode Saleem talks with Troy about growing up in Connecticut then moving to Georgia right before college. He then talks about his experiences in growing up in the tough area of Connecticut. He then talks about how hard it was for him to leave Connecticut, but how it was better for him overall. He also speaks about why he keeps coming back to AIC and what motivates him to stay in the game of football.