This week Marcus welcomes Jermaine Smith to the podcast.

The Pirate Panel is back! Marcus and Lamont are joined this week by Jermaine Smith. Let's talk Pirate football!  

This week Marcus goes behind the scenes to talk with The Marcus Crandell podcast associate producer and editor Chip Galusha. 

This is a special edition of the Marcus Crandell podcast. Marcus talks with former ECU Pirate Lamont Burns and and podcast associate producer and editor Chip Galusha about the Pirate home opener. 

Join us this week as Marcus goes back to his time at Roanoke High School and talks with a former basketball coach and teacher, Mr. Daniels. 

Join Marcus in this episode as he talks a bit about his early life and how he came to play football. 

Marcus talks to another former East Carolina Pirate this week. Described by Marcus as a quarterback's dream due to his size and athleticism, Kenny Carroll protected Marcus' blind side from his position at left tackle on the ECU offensive line. Kenny lives in Pennsylvania and recently talked to Marcus about his life after ECU and the recent loss of a family member.

This week Marcus' guest is a former ECU Pirate that went on to play in the NFL and XFL. We hope you enjoy this weeks conversation with Lamont Burns.

This week Marcus speaks with Damon Allen. Allen is a retired, record holding quarterback with a long and storied career in the CFL. Allen is a three time CFL All Star, and 2005's CFL Most Outstanding Player of the Year. Allen retired in 2008 after 23 years in professional football. Allen shares the football spotlight with his NFL brother, Marcus. 

This week’s Episode is with Steve Logan who was a long time Head Coach at ECU after coaching Tight Ends under Jimmy Johnson at Oklahoma St., along with positions at many other Universities.  When he moved on from East Carolina University, he coached players like Matt Ryan (Boston College) and Colin Kaepernick (San Francisco 49’er).  

He was like a father to many of his players at ECU, including myself, and will hold a special place in the hearts of those who were blessed with the opportunity to work with him in some capacity.