Ball State voice Joel Godett and Central Michigan voice Adam Jaksa break down everything related the masters of the mid-week, the league that plays football on days that end in "y," the Mid-American Conference.
Former CMU infielder Zach McKinstry made his first MLB start this weekend and come through with a pair of hits. He also happened to join Convo #5 to talk about it. Brent Balbinot also stops by, the voice of the Toledo Rockets, for another edition of "What Could Have Been and Still May Be...Maybe Sooner Than We Thought."
Adam and Joel start their breakdowns of what could have been for MAC football teams this fall. The duo break down their expectations for both CMU and BSU when the spring season rolls around. The show also breaks down the transfer of Michael Flowers and the discussions raised by social media posts in the last week.
Buffalo's football coach Lance Leipold joins Joel and Adam this week to talk about guiding his team through the waiting game of the fall without sports. The coach also talks juggling a potential spring season with wanting to declare for the NFL draft and whether or not there's been attempted poaching going on in the college ranks. Joel and Adam also talk COVID cases around the MAC and more.
Eastern Michigan AD Scott Wetherbee joins the pod to break down the MAC's decision to postpone fall sports and what happens next. Joel and Adam also break down the continuous developments in the college sports landscape this fall.
Joel and Adam break down the MAC's decision to postpone fall sports with the intent to explore spring competition. Nick Piotrowicz of the Toledo Blade stops by to give his breakdown of the weekend as well.
Joel and Adam break down the situation of college football amidst COVID-19 and its relation to the MAC. Michael Reghi, longtime "voice of the MAC," stops by to give his opinions on the current climate as well and his thoughts on the team's to watch this fall.
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