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Following his recent announcement, longtime Director of Football Strength and Conditioning Joey Batson sits down for an in-depth discussion on this episode. Coach Batson shares the "why" behind his decision to make the 2025 season his last, reflecting on nearly 40 years in the profession and his time at Clemson under Coach Bowden and Coach Swinney. He reveals the story behind the iconic "smooth hands" 4th Quarter video speech, discusses the critical summer "Transformation Phase," the philosophy of the "Engine Room," how strength training has changed, and shares memorable stories - from his pro-wrestling fandom to working with hockey great Jerry York and President George W. Bush.

During his college days at Florida State University, Charlie Ward was a two-sport student-athlete. In 1993, the young quarterback won the Heisman Trophy as the country’s best college American football player, and he also starred on the basketball team. During a pregame talk one day, his basketball coach used some foul language as he talked to his players. He noticed that Charlie “wasn’t comfortable,” and said, “Charlie, what’s up?” Ward said, “Coach, you know, Coach Bowden [the football coach] doesn’t use that kind of language, and he gets us to play awfully hard.” Charlie’s Christlike character allowed him to gently speak to his basketball coach about this issue. In fact, the coach told a reporter: “It’s almost as if there was an angel looking at you” when he talked to Charlie. A good reputation and a faithful witness for Christ are hard to maintain. But at the same time, believers in Jesus can grow to be more like Him as He helps and guides us. In Titus 2, younger men, and by extension all believers, are called to “be self-controlled” (v. 6) and to “show integrity, . . . and soundness of speech that cannot be condemned” (vv. 7-8). When we live that way in Christ’s strength, we’ll not only honor Him but also build a good reputation. Then as God provides the wisdom we need, people will have reason to hear what we say.

Pat shares stories regarding Coach Bowden, his time at FSU, the NFL and his thoughts of the current landscape of college football. Also, Pat speaks about his new book 'All American Poet'.

Former FSU quarterback Jimmy Jordan joins Tom and KJ to talk playing for Coach Bowden, Brock Glenn's 2024 starting debut, and more as we head into the bye week. Osceola Insider Bob Ferrante also discusses positives from the Clemson game.Plus, previewing the men's and women's basketball teams ahead of basketball season, along with FSU baseball as fall ball kicks off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

UP ON GAME PRESENTS Conversation With A Legend With LaVar Arrington featuring Warrick Dunn. In this engaging conversation, Warrick Dunn shares his journey from a celebrated NFL player to a dedicated philanthropist, emphasizing the importance of community support, financial literacy, and personal branding. He reflects on his experiences with Coach Bowden and the impact of his mother's legacy on his life and work. Dunn's commitment to helping single-parent families and his vision for a better future resonate throughout the discussion, highlighting his multifaceted approach to making a difference in the world. takeaways Warrick Dunn's influence inspired many young athletes. Dunn's philanthropic work focuses on helping single-parent families. He provides financial literacy programs to empower families. Dunn emphasizes the importance of stable housing for community well-being. Branding is about building genuine relationships and trust. Financial planning is crucial for young athletes entering the league. Dunn's relationship with Mr. Blank was key to his ownership role. He values the lessons learned from Coach Bowden throughout his career. Dunn's legacy is rooted in family values and community service. He aims to create opportunities for future generations. #upongame #fsrweekends #2pros https://www.betdsi.eu/landingpage/up-on-game-network/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UP ON GAME PRESENTS Conversation With A Legend With LaVar Arrington featuring Warrick Dunn. In this engaging conversation, Warrick Dunn shares his journey from a celebrated NFL player to a dedicated philanthropist, emphasizing the importance of community support, financial literacy, and personal branding. He reflects on his experiences with Coach Bowden and the impact of his mother's legacy on his life and work. Dunn's commitment to helping single-parent families and his vision for a better future resonate throughout the discussion, highlighting his multifaceted approach to making a difference in the world. takeaways Warrick Dunn's influence inspired many young athletes. Dunn's philanthropic work focuses on helping single-parent families. He provides financial literacy programs to empower families. Dunn emphasizes the importance of stable housing for community well-being. Branding is about building genuine relationships and trust. Financial planning is crucial for young athletes entering the league. Dunn's relationship with Mr. Blank was key to his ownership role. He values the lessons learned from Coach Bowden throughout his career. Dunn's legacy is rooted in family values and community service. He aims to create opportunities for future generations. #upongame #fsrweekends #2pros https://www.betdsi.eu/landingpage/up-on-game-network/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Legendary Coaches Series profiles: Head Coach Bobby Bowden, with exclusive content from 1993 Heisman Winner Charlie Ward + Former-FSU AD personnel, Michael Smoose. Get an inside look at the life and legacy of Coach Bowden, plus, the Top 10 Moments of a legendary career.

What comes to mind when you hear the word "catalyst"? A short cut? A dynamic experience? A transformative idea? The ancient roots of this word comes from a verb that means to unloose, to set free. Think of a horse hemmed in a barn stall. A catalyst would be an open door. This week, both of our guests today had dreams involving football. Both, however, had other gifts and talents they would see come to the fore, and realized that the disappointing situations and tough choices that happened to them while on the way to their dreams were catalysts for broader horizons with bigger pastures. Dr. Myron Rolle is a neurosurgeon who has traveled the world; making it a better place using primarily his gifts, as he puts it,  "from the neck up."  By choosing a path toward medicine, Myron's football dreams were cut short, but was able to see the wisdom in having his dream diverted. Inquiros "Inky" Johnson nearly died while playing football, but the spiritual mentoring he received during his years at the University of Tennessee set him on course to be a motivational speaker who uses his platform to travel the world and make it a better place, too.   Links, Products, and Resources Mentioned: Jesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling Jesus Always Jesus Listens Past interview: Jason Brown Upcoming interview: Jodi Benson   Dr. Myron Rolle The 2% Way Proverbs 29 NIV Habitat for Humanity Princeton University  Senator Bill Bradley Rhodes Scholarship Bobby Bowden Luke 10:20 NIV Florida State  human mesenchymal stem cell research    Inquiros "Inky" Johnson University of Tennessee Fitzgerald Field brachial plexus James Mitchell www.inkyjohnson.com   Interview Quotes: “[Our family] had to stick together. We had to lean on each other, to lean on our relationship with Christ. And if we did that, then maybe success would follow.” - Dr. Myron Rolle "I'd be a student first, an athlete second, [but FSU promised] to grow me as a leader, as a Christian, as a man, and eventually as a role model." - Dr. Myron Rolle "One thing that Coach Bowden said was that he was excited about his players getting into the NFL. But he's more proud and more pressed to see all of his players' names written in the Lamb's Book of Life and joining him in heaven one day." - Dr. Myron Rolle "I knew that football had an expiration date. If I had my way, I would not have had it as early. But again, it worked out how it did. And it is a blessing to be able to be in this field now, waking up every day, doing surgery, helping patients in the hospital, teaching young medical students." - Dr. Myron Rolle “My junior year, the second game, 2006, September 9th, I went to make a routine tackle. It ended my career, and it changed my life forever. I thought I was in a bad dream. I didn't think my career would not only end that day, I didn't think I would be left with a paralyzed right arm and hand, from that day moving forward.” - Inquoris “Inky” Johnson “When I look back on it, God was preparing me all along before [my career ending] injury ever happened.” - Inquoris “Inky” Johnson  “I think one of the common mistakes we make as people is thinking where we meet people is where they've always been.” - Inquoris “Inky” Johnson  “Some of the greatest forms of growth happen in uncertain moments.” - Inquoris “Inky” Johnson  ________________________ Enjoy watching these additional videos from Jesus Calling YouTube channel! Audio Episodes:     https://bit.ly/3zvjbK7  Bonus Podcasts:     https://bit.ly/3vfLlGw  Jesus Listens: Stories of Prayer:  https://bit.ly/3Sd0a6C  Peace for Everyday Life:     https://bit.ly/3zzwFoj  Peace in Uncertain Times:     https://bit.ly/3cHfB6u  What's Good?     https://bit.ly/3vc2cKj  Enneagram:     https://bit.ly/3hzRCCY  ________________________  Connect with Jesus Calling Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Jesus Calling Website

On this episode of Third and Nole the crew interviews FSU running back Legend Sammie Smith!  Listen as we discuss the current state of FSU football, Coach Bowden highlights , and more!

TJ and Richie chat with FSU's Head Coach, Mike Norvell. They discuss Spring Football, Recruiting Visits, the legacy of Coach Bowden, and more! Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. Visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee St and 2550 N Monroe. Also, by Garnet and Gold. Shop online at garnetandgold.com!

Today's guest is none other than Coach Mark Richt, or Poopah, as his grandkids call him. Coach Richt played quarterback at the University of Miami and threw his hat in the ring for the NFL before turning his sights towards coaching college football. The day before leaving to begin his coaching career as a GA down in Baton Rouge, he received a phone call and a job offer from the late Bobby Bowden, which he accepted. Mark refers to this pivotal moment as a "spiritual marker" in his life, as it was Coach Bowden who raised him as a young quarterbacks coach, molder of young men, and most importantly brought him to faith in Jesus Christ. Mark met his wife of 34 years, Katharyn, while he was a GA in Tallahassee and she was a cheerleader. Mark went on to be the OC at East Carolina for one season before returning to Florida State to serve as QB coach for three years and then being promoted to offensive coordinator. In his ten year run at Florida State he coached two Heisman Trophy winning QBs, won seven consecutive ACC titles, and won two national championships. After ten years coaching the Seminoles, Mark took the head coaching job at the University of Georgia where he would lead the program for 15 years, win two SEC championships, and leave as the second winningest coach in program history. After leaving Georgia in 2015, he returned to his alma mater as the head coach of the Miami Hurricanes, where he won ACC Coach of the Year, and stoked a long awaited fire within the Miami program, donating $1 million of his own money to kickoff the fundraising for a $34 million dollar practice facility in Miami. Coach Richt made the call to retire after the 2018 season after suffering a near-fatal heart attack. He now works as an ACC Network college football studio analyst, and this fall he became an author upon the release of his new book "Make the Call," which is equal parts entertaining and insightful and i would recommend it to anyone. This past weekend, the University of Georgia held a half-time ceremony to honor Coach Richt and the legacy he left and the road he paved for future Bulldog success. One thing I appreciate most about Coach Richt is that he is a guy with his priorities in order and never shies away from his faith. Above it all, he is an incredible man, husband, and father and it is an absolute honor to host him on the show. Discussion Points Mark's new book "Make the Call" The book writing process The impact that Coach Bobby Bowden had on Mark's life Mark's story of coming to faith in Jesus Christ Coach tells the story of "the dog pile" Gratitude and the importance of stopping to appreciate the small wins What his players taught up Discipline is a form of love Coach's approach to work life balance as a college football coach The role his wife played for their family during the coaching years The importance of having one meal with the family each day Marriage advice that has lead to 34 years of happy marriage Mark's adoption story Mark talks about the grandpa life What Coach is the most proud of in his life Coach talks about legacy and what that word means to Him LINKS Make the Call by Mark Richt: https://www.bhpublishinggroup.com/makethecall/

The FunBelt crew is joined by Adam Hunsucker to talk about the debut of the Terry Bowden era at ULM.  Warhawk receiver Boogie Knight stopped by to talk NIL, what Coach Bowden brought to ULM from Akron, a recap of week one action and a look ahead to the second week of football.

TJ and Richie chat with THE one and only Coach Duggs from Barstool Sports! They discuss how he got to where he is, what he does with Barstool, FSU Football outlook for this year, Notre Dame, Coach Bowden, and more! Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. You can visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee Street and 2550 N Monroe! Support the guys: patreon.com/doublefriespod

There is no greater example of Living a Life Worth Remembering than that of the life of Coach Bobby Bowden. Tune in and listen to this episode as Don Newman talks about Coach Bowden's recent passing and shares his own personal reflections on the life and impact of this famous coach. In this episode, Don shares eight key principles that he learned from Coach Bowden that will impact your own life and help you to Live a Life Worth Remembering. In the end, Coach Bowden was more than just a great College Football coach, he was a great man whose impact will be felt for generations to come.

Dr. Joe Camps played for coach Bobby Bowden his senior season, 1976, and through the years was a doctor who treated Coach Bowden. Camps reflects on his friendship with Bowden, his visit with coach this summer and keeping the coach's 2007 prostate surgery a secret because coach feared negative recruiting against him because of his age. Thanks to our podcast sponsor, Alumni Hall.

On this week's Got Your Eers On?, we discuss the latest college football realignment news, Head Coach Neal Brown's nationally ranked recruiting class, Deuce McBride showing out for the Knicks in the NBA summer league, the passing of legendary coach Bobby Bowden, Bluff the Fluffs returns to quiz us on Winchester, VA, and Scoot brings us a new Can't Believe My 'Eers where people are getting tattooed at McDonald's!  Join us for all this and more on this week's episode of Got Your Eers On?...!

In an interview with Coach Tommy Bowden, we were discussing how to work with football players who were not living up to their full potential. Coach Bowden said that it was important to get to know each player well enough to know “which buttons to push.” Some of his players responded well to an encouraging ... The post Building Others Up appeared first on Unconventional Business Network.

During the Osceola's Happy Hour on Aug. 12, we recorded various thoughts from FSU players and fans they have been compiled as a podcast. Among the players who told stories were Henry Ostaszewski, Joe Ostaszewski and Danny McManus. Fans who told stories include Karen Ellis, Jason Franza, Bo Bohacs, Terry Vaughn, Gene Gainer and Chris Holder. FSU swimming coach Bill Shults also shared memories. Daniel Mitchell and Dan Densmore, who were both Osceola employees, also shared anecdotes of covering Bowden. Special thanks to Vera Kutz for editing the anecdotes and narrating the episode. Thanks to our Seminole Sidelines podcast sponsor, Alumni Hall.

Bobby Bowden: In Memoriam with Bobby Butler

This week the guys talked about the great man that Bobby Bowden was and we also talked to "Coach Bowden" real long distance. Is Jerry Jones a little too sentimental lately. Doncic gets a max deal and we wrap up with some rookie NFL coaches.Join us every week on Thursday at 7:45 Central time on YouTube to watch us as we record this live. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCas482ntcReLaDVZ0a9wkwForgive some early audio level issues. We worked it out, but it was a little light.

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast Host Mike Figgers and Colin Moore gives great insight on a variety of topics. We look into and talk about the Life and Football Journey of the legendary Coach Bobby Bowden. Bowden coached the Florida State Seminoles of Florida State University from 1976 to 2009, and is considered one of the greatest college football coaches of all time for his accomplishments with the Seminoles. We talk about his sons coaching Football, along with discussing the Louisiana Monroe Football Coach Terry Bowden. We talk about the importance of starting the Football season with the intentions. We also touch back on the story from our previous Podcast with Coach Dominique Bowman. Life and Football Podcast is available on the following platforms Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Spotify, Breaker, Overcast Pocketcasts, Radio Public, Stitcher, Player FM, & YouTube!

Join Stix and ABH this week as they give you your weekly sports fix but not without a tribute to Coach Bowden.#StixAndSports #AnonymousBigHomie #MLB #ChrisDonovan #CoronaVirus #StixSquad #WashThoseHands#ThisIsFunner #FunnerFamily #FunnerNetworkhttps://twitter.com/ThisIsFunnerhttps://www.facebook.com/ThisIsFunner/

The latest edition of the Seminole Sidelines podcast features a discussion with two Florida State players and an assistant coach on coach Bobby Bowden. Pat Burnham leads a roundtable conversation along with Osceola publisher Jerry Kutz, offensive lineman Mark Salva (1984-87 as well as later a graduate assistant), defensive back Bill Ragans (1986-90) and assistant coach Wally Burnham (1985-93). Thanks to our Seminole Sidelines podcast sponsor, Alumni Hall. The Tallahassee store is located off Thomasville Road.

On this edition, check out our celebration of legendary Florida State Football Coach Bobby Bowden's life and career. Jason talks about his experience playing for Bobby Bowden and the Noles in the early 90s. Plus, stories about coach Bowden bringing Burt Reynolds, World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion Ron Simmons and others around the team while he was there. And, insight on those infamous "wide rights" (not him). Drew Fellios and Todd Mazza join me to talk stories of Coach Bowden on and off the field, his coaching career, covering Bobby in the media, being part of the "Bobby Bowden TV Show," etc.Hear it all on the "Powers on Sports" podcast and make sure to subscribe, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!

Tom and Keith reflect on the loss of Coach Bowden, and the Osceola's Bob Ferrante joins the show with the latest from the FSU football practice fields. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Executive Deputy Athletics Director for the University of Alabama Jeff Purinton visits with Roger Hoover on Crimson Drive, presented by Coca-Cola, on August 11, 2021. Purinton spent a decade-plus as a staffer at Florida State, working with the late head football coach of the Seminoles Bobby Bowden. Purinton gives a personal reflection of Coach Bowden a week after his passing. Crimson Drive is live Thursdays at 2 p.m. central on the CTSN Facebook page.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In the Roth Report Part 1. Rick is joined by Bill to talk Olympic coverage and the passing of Coach Bowden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We continue to honor the passing of Coach Bobby Bowden and hear from from some of his coaching rivals like Frank Beamer and Steve Spurrier. And we also go back and hear some of the recruiting stories we have heard about Coach Bowden from his former players. Plus Paul Zeise from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette helps us get ready for our ACC Road trip to Pitt and gives us a preview of what to expect this season from the Panthers.

Bobby Bowden Interview: Winningest Coach in NCAA Division I Football History and Author of The Wisdom of FaithSummary: Today we honor the legacy of Coach Bobby Bowden by bringing back the podcast in which Coach Bowden appeared on "UNPAXCKIN' Coach Bowden is the winningest coach in NCAA Division I football history. Bobby coached for 57 years and won two National Championships while at Florida State. He also wrote the book called The Wisdom of Faith. He visited the show to talk about faith, family, and football. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Levon Kirkland and Will Vandervort discuss the legacy of Hall of Fame Football Coach Bobby Bowden and his own impact on Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney. They also share their own personal memories of Coach Bowden. Swinney joins the podcast to discuss what Bowden meant to him and college football. They also have interviews with safety Nolan Turner, linebacker Baylon Spector and offensive tackle Jordan McFadden.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Defo and Lubie say their good-byes to the icon Coach Bobby Bowden.

For Monday's episode of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee pays tribute to one of the greatest college football coaches in history in Bobby Bowden, who passed away at the age of 91 yesterday. Coach Bowden won two national championships and 377 games in his Hall of Fame career. Also, Lee gives his thoughts on some of the players/coaches that were enshrined in the NFL Hall of Fame the last couple of days, and finally, Lee ranks his top three Louisiana College offensive line groups.

We remember the life and career of legendary Florida State head coach Bobby Bowden who passed away yesterday at the age of 91. We look back at the extensive coaching tree that Bowden is responsible for. Plus we hear from former Florida State Quarterback Danny Kanell who tells us what it was like being recruited and playing for Coach Bowden.

We continue to remember Coach Bobby Bowden. We look back at the top 5 Bobby Bowden games at Florida State and hear a piece on one of Bowden's most gutsy calls the "Puntrooskie". Plus Florida State PXP Announcer Gene Deckerhoff tells us what it was like having a front row seat for many of the FSU games coached by Bobby Bowden, and Miami Head Coach Manny Diaz talks to us about being a graduate assistant under Coach Bowden.

Former Florida State quarterback and Heisman trophy winner Charlie Ward joins the show to remember playing for Bobby Bowden. And former star linebacker Derrick Brooks stops by to talk about his memories playing for Coach Bowden. Plus long time Florida State defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews stops by to tell us what it was like coaching alongside Bobby Bowden.

Today, Shane is joined by former FSU QB, Peter Tom Willis, who will talk about his playing days at Florida State University and help us remember the life & legend of Coach Bowden. Then, Shane will be joined by co-host JC to go over #CollegeFootball news & notes from over the weekend.

TJ and Richie are back and chatting about Coach Bowden, his impact, his legacy, and more. Join them as they honor the legend on this week's podcast. Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. You can visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee Street and 2550 N Monroe! Support the guys: patreon.com/doublefriespod

A short reflection on Bobby Bowden's legendary career. RIP to an all time great. You will be missed. We're not biased, but go Coach Bowden.

RIP to the man who made Florida State Football. We send Coach our best and thank him for building a program that allows us to cover it in the manner we do today.

In this episode we go back to The Boss's glory days in New Jersey, and how baseball was ingrained in to our music, movies, and American culture. We choose our top 5 favorite baseball memories, and surprise, we vary a lot in our choices! Shout out to Coach Bowden with quotes from James Earl Jones and Bobby, himself. Tune in and enjoy!-Z

“Coach Bowden was one of the greatest coaches ever, but more than that he was an incredible man. He was a special human being who earned an enduring legacy because of his wonderful heart, faith and values he lived. It was the honor of my lifetime to know him and beyond anything I could dream to have a relationship with him. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone who has been impacted by Coach Bowden and particularly with his wife Ann, their children, grandchildren, former players and coaches. The entire Florida State family is hurting right now at the loss of our program's patriarch.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“Coach Bowden was one of the greatest coaches ever, but more than that he was an incredible man. He was a special human being who earned an enduring legacy because of his wonderful heart, faith and values he lived. It was the honor of my lifetime to know him and beyond anything I could dream to have a relationship with him. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone who has been impacted by Coach Bowden and particularly with his wife Ann, their children, grandchildren, former players and coaches. The entire Florida State family is hurting right now at the loss of our program's patriarch.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tomahawknation/message

This is a short outtake from a conversation I had a while back with fromer NFL All-Pro and Florida State standout - Bobby Butler; on playing for legendary coach - Bobby Bowden. Coach Bowden recently passsed away and this is a great conversation about leaving a legacy and impacting the lives around you! THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Granite Garage Floors of Chattanooga: https://granitegaragefloors.com/location/chattanooga Vascualar Institute of Chattanooga: https://www.vascularinstituteofchattanooga.com/ MedicareMisty: https://medicaremisty.com/ Please consider supporting the podast by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/duringthebreakpodcast This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Retired FSU football Head Coach Bobby Bowden, now 92 years old, is terminally ill according to a statement by the family. Coach is quoted as saying that he is "at peace." On this VOO I share some of my personal memories of Coach Bowden and his life's influence.

My special guest on today's program is College Football Hall of Fame football coach Bobby Bowden who led Florida State here in Tallahassee to multiple national championships. This is an interview I recorded with Coach Bowden in March 2013. ******* By the way, I have written a new book, and you can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X

Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden won two National Champions and a dozen ACC championships. The coach's family announced the 91-year-old hall of fame coach is battling cancer. The family said Coach Bowden is in good spirits despite health battles ahead.

The Bowden family announced this week that the legendary FSU football coach has pancreatic cancer. I share my thoughts on Coach Bowden's legacy in episode #124 of The ANEZ SEZ podcast...

Defo and Lubie talk about their experiences with the legendary Bobby Bowden, with news Wednesday that Coach Bowden is facing a terminal illness.!

In light of news of legendary FSU head Football Coach bobby Bowden being terminally ill, Defo pays homage to the iconic football mind!

Our guest today: Dr. David Hartz, D.C. with Optimum Health Naturally.

TJ and Richie chat with Coach Sue Semrau FSU Womens Head Basketball Coach about the season, roster, Coach Bowden, & more!Double Fries No Slaw is brought to you by Guthrie's in Tallahassee. You can visit both of their locations at 1818 W Tennessee Street and 2550 N Monroe!Support the guys: patreon.com/doublefriespodRate us 5 Stars on iTunes! 

Finally back! After a couple of weeks, the Hard Edge Football duo returns. Special guest Head Football Coach of the University of Louisiana Monroe Warhawks Terry Bowden, Coach Bowden, joins the episode (12:30-47:07) and talks about his coaching career, his time in broadcasting, the differences between Coach Rod and Rhett, and all things ULM. Raquel and Coach Rod talk about the record-breaking season Arizona Women's basketball had this year, Coach Miller's accomplishments with the men's basketball team, and how Arizona fired Coach Rod through email. Apologies in advance for some audio issues; Wifi is among some of the things they want to update at ULM. Hard Edge Football Twitter: @HardEdgeFBHard Edge Football Instagram: @hardedgefootball 

FTGOTG S2, E11 | These self-proclaimed "Seminole brothers for life" epitomize our theme of relationships for Season 2!  This candid interview with former Florida State cornerbacks Bobby Jackson (BoJack) and Bobby Butler demonstrates how strong bonds formed in the locker room and on the field can last a lifetime!Bobby Jackson didn't start playing "organized" football until he got into high school.  His natural talent and help from a high school teammate vaulted him into an opportunity at Florida State...an opportunity he maximized, to say the least.  He was drafted by the New York Jets in the 6th round of the 1978 NFL Draft and started all 16 games of his rookie season!  BoJack was ultimately selected to the "All-Time Jet Team" as one of the top three corners in the history of the New York Jets.  He finished his Jets career with 21 interceptions.  After a brief stay with the Atlanta Falcons and an untimely injury, he retired in 1986.  His stellar career at FSU ('74-'77) earned him induction into the FSU Hall of Fame in 1993.  Bobby Butler chose Florida State based on a single (unofficial) visit and a very impactful conversation with Coach Bobby Bowden.  In his mind, he felt playing at FSU for Coach Bowden was "meant to be."  As it turned out, the example and mentorship shown by BoJack were hugely instrumental in Bobby's long-term success...at FSU and in the NFL.  He was selected by the Atlanta Falcons with the 25th overall pick in the 1st round of the 1981 NFL Draft.  Bobby played his entire 12-year career with the Falcons, playing in 169 games during which he accumulated 27 interceptions!  He retired after the 1992 season.Despite being smaller athletes, both men possessed world-class speed and were known for ferocity in their manner of play.  While they were fortunate to play for legendary head coach Bobby Bowden at the beginning of his FSU career, they leveraged the opportunity to achieve success.  Both BoJack and Bobby excelled in the system and culture under Coach Bowden and created their respective niche...each in his own class!Intro music "Next Level" used under license by Composer Rujay Torres.

For Friday's episode of the Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee has a very special guest today as he interviews new Louisiana Monroe head football coach Terry Bowden. Coach Bowden is the son of Hall of Fame Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden, brother of former Clemson head coach Terry Bowden, and brother of former Florida State offensive coordinator Jeff Bowden. Coach Terry Bowden has had a long coaching career at Salem University (1983–1985), Samford University (1987–1992), Auburn University (1993–1998), the University of North Alabama (2009–2011), and the University of Akron (2012–2018) before becoming head coach at ULM.  Coach Terry Bowden talks about the culture he is trying to establish in Monroe, hiring former West Virginia/Michigan/Arizona head football coach Rich Rodriguez as his offensive coordinator, his recruiting philosophy, the rest of his coaching staff, and much more!

McKenzie Milton and Jermaine Johnson talk Florida State Seminoles football and Mike Norvell for the first time with FSU media. Milton transcript: “Just seeing the logo kind of speaks for itself. Competing against coach Norvell while he was at Memphis…seeing how he carried himself as a coach.” On injury: “It's something that I reflect on. But at the same time, I am just trying to live in the moment and enjoy this year at FSU. Enjoy this time with new coaches and new teammates, support staff. It has been a lot of fun so far.” Norvell’s offense: “The QB’s have a lot of control over what goes on. We won’t play with as much tempo as I have been accustomed to. I feel like I can get us in the right plays. I am still learning, but I have learned so much in the past 2 weeks.” Being a leader: “You can’t just come in and expect these guys to listen to everything you have to say. You have to show your work effort, coming in early and leaving late, leading by example. You want to lead by action and I just want to put my best foot forward for this team and hopefully, we will have some success in the fall.” On FSU tradition: “Shoot, it is just something that you dream about as a kid playing at a school like this. Coach Bowden, Charlie Ward, Jameis Winston. It speaks for itself. The history behind here is second to none in my opinion.” The recruitment for FSU: “The conversations started soon after I put my name in the portal. I think it only took about a week to decide. This just felt right for me, that’s why I chose Florida State.” On relationship to Norvell “The only time I ever met him was at the AAC media days, going into the 2018 season. I just shook his hand, and we both had respect for each other. I knew what he was about as a coach and his program. He ran a great program at Memphis.” More on Norvell: “When I got hurt, he and his whole team actually signed a ball for me, that was a cool gesture. Coach Norvell is a class act. They were our opponent the next week after I got hurt. At the end of the day, football is one community.” On the other QB’s: “Its been good, they have all been great. Super cool guys. When they are cracking jokes I am cracking jokes too. They are all good kids, really good athletes. I think they all have a lot of potential. I can help them take their game to the next level and they can help me take my game to the next level.” On bringing FSU back: “Absolutely. Kind of similar to UCF. They were kind of in a rough patch [before he got there]. It’s a similar deal here. There is a lot of talent here, great coaching. It's about playing as one unit. All the tools and pieces are here for success. I think we have the right leader in coach Norvell. I have full trust in them and I have full trust in this team. I feel like the better we come together and keep working, the better chance we will have this fall.” “I expect to be fully prepared and to compete in the spring. I am super excited to compete with these guys, the other QB’s. I feel great, I feel ready to go. If we had to play this weekend, I would be ready to go.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tomahawknation/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tomahawknation/support

There are those who transcend their careers, and Coach David Bowden is one of those people. For over 40 years this man loved what he did, and he loved those that he did it alongside. In this interview we get to hear who inspired him in life, and in sports, back in the day. How the Redskins changed his life, and what he loved the most about becoming a teacher. For a man who calls coaching his 'side hustle' , Coach Bowden used his talents to change the lives of many. This humblist of human beings graciously recalls the values and focus that made so many admire him, fear him, and respect him. From Olympic Champions to high school hopefuls. To this day, Coach Bowden and his love for what he did lives deep in the souls of those he crossed paths with. Listen to him share the day he went to a students house to find out why he hadn't turned up for training. Who does Coach think is the greatest athlete of all time? What does he think of the latest running shoe technology, and what is he doing these days? Coach also recalls his memorable trips down under when he tooks hundreds of young adults on a journey of a lifetime. There is no doubt that this fine man, created and made many a fine man throughout his life. This is one conversation we never wanted to end.

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our speical guest was Cody Fagg. At 6’3″ and 210 pounds, wide receiver De’Cody Fagg had the ability to make the tough grab over the middle, but was also fast enough to make plays after the catch during his time at Florida State. In four years at FSU, Fagg had more than 1,600 yards receiving and seven career touchdowns while helping lead the Seminoles to a pair of bowl victories and the 2005 ACC championship. Growing up about 25 miles away from the campus of Florida State University, Fagg rarely thought about being anything other than a Seminole. A native of Quincy, both of his parents would often don the garnet and gold. “From the time I was a little baby, all I knew was FSU because my dad and my mom were FSU fans,” Fagg said. “With my dad working at the Tallahassee Airport, I got the chance to meet a lot of the guys when I was younger. I was able to meet Charlie Ward live in person. My brothers and I would go to a lot of FSU games.” Fagg grew up watching the great Florida State teams of the 1990s, fueled partially by talented receiving corps that included Tamarick Vanover, Kez McCorvey, E.G. Green and Andre Cooper among others. As a youth, Fagg rarely lined up out wide, but made the switch early in his career at Shanks High School. “Coming up through middle school, I was a quarterback, but by the time I transitioned to high school, I became a wide receiver since my older brother was a receiver,” he said. “He was always talking about Peter Warrick this and Peter Warrick that and once I got the chance to get to see him, there was no one more spectacular than that guy there.” After graduating high school in 2003, Fagg briefly attended Hargrave Military Academy in Virginia before heading to Florida State where he would graduate with a degree in Social Science. Fagg spent his career playing for the legendary Bobby Bowden. “He was a father figure,” Fagg said of his former coach. “He took care of all his players and treated them as his own kids no matter the situation. Spending four years with Coach Bowden taught me to be a productive young man off the field and not just on the field.” Fagg still closely follows his alma mater’s football program, which he grew up watching. Fagg said he tries to attend spring practice and some of the summer camps the school hosts. Fagg said he values the time he spent at Florida State and credits his coaches with helping mold him as a young man. The former receiver said he would recommend the school to any perspective recruits or students. “It was the best four years of my life,” Fagg said. “I think that’s where I matured a lot was off the field dealing with Coach Bowden, Coach Dawsey and Coach Fisher. They’re more like lifetime parents. It was a great experience and I wouldn’t wish anything but the best for any kid who is there now or plans on going there in the future.

1) FSU football talk / Coach Bowden tests positive for COVID 2) RIP Bob Gibson 3) NFL News and notes

FSU's rise to college football prominence in the 80s wouldn't have been possible without quarterbacks whose names still resonate with Nole fans over 40: Rick Stockstill, Kelly Lowrey, Chip Ferguson, Casey Weldon, Peter Tom Willis and Danny McManus — an unbroken line of brothers in arms, one after the other through the decade. The outlier of the group, though, is McManus, who continued lighting up scoreboards for another 19 years. Call him the Dan Marino of the Canadian Football League after passing for 53,255 yards. Today, his football career is in overtime as Assistant General Manager and Director of U.S. Scouting for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. But the years haven't dimmed Danny's memories about his time at FSU and playing for Coach Bowden. As you'll hear in this episode, he's also a humble guy who's grateful for every one of those seasons playing the game he loves.

Coach Tommy Bowden speaks on leadership and success on this episode of the Beyond the Helmet. Coach Bowden reflects on his college football coaching success.Tommy Bowden is most notable the former Clemson Tigers head football coach. He hired Dabo Swinney to his staff who coaches Clemson today and was Tommy’s successor there. Before Clemson, he was the head coach for Tulane where he led the team to an undefeated season.Bowden also has 2 decades of being an assistant coach before taking the aforementioned head coaching positions. Coach is the son the Bobby Bowden, the famed football coach most notably for Florida State University. As a man of devout faith, we also covered how he has intertwined this belief into his approach to running a program.Be sure to give us a follow/share this episode with someone who will enjoy it.Support the show (http://www.viqtorysports.com)

In what would be the final game in the legendary career of FSU Head Coach Bobby Bowden, the Seminoles traveled to Jacksonville to battle West Virginia in the Gator Bowl on January 1st, 2010.After trailing 14-3 after one quarter, FSU cut the deficit to 14-13 at the half. In the second half, however, it was all Seminoles. Led by two rushing touchdowns from Jermaine Thomas, Florida State outscored West Virginia 20-7 in the final 30 minutes en route to a 33-21 victory to finish the season at 6-6. The Seminoles sent Coach Bowden out a winner by capturing his 377th career victory and bringing his career bowl record to 22-10-1.Join the Voice of the Seminoles Gene Deckerhoff, William 'Bar-None' Floyd and our entire Seminole Sports Network staff as you enjoy Florida State's Gator Bowl victory over West Virginia.

1) Lighting talk / FSU football / FSU basketball 2) How did Joe Brady get to LSU? 3) Why hasn't Coach Bowden gotten his wins back?

A Night of Champions w/ Coach Tommy Bowden was recorded at Northcrest Baptist Church, 3412 N Hills Street, Meridian, MS, on Sunday night, July 28, 2019, at 6pm. This was an outreach event scheduled by District 5 FCA and Northcrest Baptist Church. Sports Background: Tommy Bowden comes from the most storied families in the history of college football. He coach- es Division 1 football for 32 years including stints at Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, West Virginia, Kentucky, Duke, Tulane, and Clemson. Coach Bowden holds a record as head coach for 90 wins in eleven and a half years and never had a loosing season. Some of his other accomplishments: • 1 undefeated season, in 1998 at Tulane. Finished 7th in the final Coaches Poll. • 3 time Conference coach of the Year (Conference USA-1 time, ACC Coach of the Year-2 times) • 2 time Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Finalist. Currently working around his SEC and ACC analyst work on Fox Sports South and Raycom, Coach Bowden has committed his life to faith-based speaking. His desire is to serve churches and organi- zations and events by sharing his story and challenging men to live with commitment, accountability, responsibility, discipline and sacrifice. Coach Bowden is often the featured speaker for Fellowship of Christian Athletes fundraisers and conferences as well. Christian Background: "I accepted Christ and was baptized at the age of 12 and have been a Southern Baptist my whole life. I enjoy Bible history and I am just finishing my 4th time reading the Bible through with study guides, a 14 year project. I believe the Bible is the inerrant and infallible Word of God and in the literal interpretation." Coach Bowden released his first book through B&H Publishing Group in September 2012 and books monthly speaking engagements to share his message. More Information: To request more information or book Coach Bowden for a speaking engagement go to www.tommybowden.com. Also, follow Coach Bowden on twitter at twitter.com/tommy_bowden and facebook at facebook.com/officialtommybowden

A Night of Champions w/ Coach Tommy Bowden was recorded at Northcrest Baptist Church, 3412 N Hills Street, Meridian, MS, on Sunday night, July 28, 2019, at 6pm. This was an outreach event scheduled by District 5 FCA and Northcrest Baptist Church. Sports Background: Tommy Bowden comes from the most storied families in the history of college football. He coach- es Division 1 football for 32 years including stints at Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, West Virginia, Kentucky, Duke, Tulane, and Clemson. Coach Bowden holds a record as head coach for 90 wins in eleven and a half years and never had a loosing season. Some of his other accomplishments: • 1 undefeated season, in 1998 at Tulane. Finished 7th in the final Coaches Poll. • 3 time Conference coach of the Year (Conference USA-1 time, ACC Coach of the Year-2 times) • 2 time Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Finalist. Currently working around his SEC and ACC analyst work on Fox Sports South and Raycom, Coach Bowden has committed his life to faith-based speaking. His desire is to serve churches and organi- zations and events by sharing his story and challenging men to live with commitment, accountability, responsibility, discipline and sacrifice. Coach Bowden is often the featured speaker for Fellowship of Christian Athletes fundraisers and conferences as well. Christian Background: "I accepted Christ and was baptized at the age of 12 and have been a Southern Baptist my whole life. I enjoy Bible history and I am just finishing my 4th time reading the Bible through with study guides, a 14 year project. I believe the Bible is the inerrant and infallible Word of God and in the literal interpretation." Coach Bowden released his first book through B&H Publishing Group in September 2012 and books monthly speaking engagements to share his message. More Information: To request more information or book Coach Bowden for a speaking engagement go to www.tommybowden.com. Also, follow Coach Bowden on twitter at twitter.com/tommy_bowden and facebook at facebook.com/officialtommybowden

1) When should you tip? / Minshew not at practice 2) Coach Bowden on Beyond the Tips / Golf talk 3) Gameday Excursions / Problems with baseball

Two legends joined Ron Diaz and Jay Recher on Tuesday when Bobby Bowden and Barry Smith stopped by to talk about the Florida Sports Hall of Fame. Coach Bowden reminisced about his days at Florida State and gave us his take on what he thinks Willie Taggart will do with the Noles. Barry Smith who is the president of the hall then told us about this year's class which includes Justin Gatlin, Gary Sheffield, and Roy Jones Jr.

Featuring Bobby Bowden in person at Palm Coast Community Church. Pastor Billy Wight interviews Coach Bowden on his legacy of changing lives through faith, family, and football. Together, they celebrate the 39th anniversary of Coach Bowden's message at a small church in Warner Robins, GA that forever transformed the life of Pastor Billy.

Get your notebooks out for this one! The first of our X’s & O’s with a Legend series features College Football Hall of Famer, Coach Bobby Bowden. In an interview with This Is AFCA Magazine's Managing Editor Paul Markgraff, Coach Bowden recaps what he learned throughout his career, his coaching philosophy, and the stamp he felt he left on college football.

In this episode we have a special guest https://soundcloud.com/itsdmurph from "Why Not Sports." We discuss if college athletes should get paid, how the college environment doesn't encourage athletes to succeed academically, Coach Bowden and out-of-touch racist white coaches, why and how coaches get paid millions of dollars, and what we can do to make college athletics better.

Hall of Fame Coach Bobby Bowden holds the record for most wins (410) in the history of major college football (along with 2 national championships and 12 conference championships). But those are not his greatest accomplishments. Coach Bowden is living proof that you can live a life of dignity and follow the highest ethical standards and still achieve the pinnacle of success. Discover how “Woodlawn” was a big part of Bobby Bowden’s decision to go into coaching, his unusual path to Christianity, his favorite biography written about him, and how he spends his time now that he is retired. Several years ago the coach gave a speech that changed my life. That evening he concluded with the story of “the only home run I ever hit in college.” Don’t miss this amazing true lesson that you will remember for the rest of your life. And make sure to invite a teenager to see our bonus question and answer: “How to Become a Success.”

Hall of Fame Coach Bobby Bowden holds the record for most wins (410) in the history of major college football (along with 2 national championships and 12 conference championships). But those are not his greatest accomplishments. Coach Bowden is living proof that you can live a life of dignity and follow the highest ethical standards and still achieve the pinnacle of success. Discover how “Woodlawn” was a big part of Bobby Bowden’s decision to go into coaching, his unusual path to Christianity, his favorite biography written about him, and how he spends his time now that he is retired. Several years ago the coach gave a speech that changed my life. That evening he concluded with the story of “the only home run I ever hit in college.” Don’t miss this amazing true lesson that you will remember for the rest of your life. And make sure to invite a teenager to see our bonus question and answer: “How to Become a Success.”

Herschel and Boss bark about:The Coin Toss: Florida State coaching legend Bobby Bowden passed away last weekend. H.G. and Boss share their thoughts on Coach Bowden's rich legacy. The Saturday In Athens 6-Pack (brought to you by our good friends at Southern Brewing) (1)   Special Teams Coach Scott Cochran takes a leave of absence from the team for personal reasons.  (2)    Having a former SEC head coach to slide in to an unexpected on-field assistant position is a nice luxury to have.  (3)    Warren Ericson's fall camp hand injury and what it means for the offensive line heading in to the opener.  (4)    JT Daniels - I'm Your Huckleberry (5)    Georgia's wide receiver room is a little banged up after Week 1 of fall camp. The Saturday In Athens Sixer (6) top 6 Saturday morning cartoons with a distinct '80s and '90s flavor.Follow The Saturday In Athens Podcast on social media:Twitter: https://twitter.com/Saturday_AthensInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/saturdayinathenspodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SaturdayInAthensPodcast Go Dawgs, Sic 'Em!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy