Podcast appearances and mentions of erik kohler

Intro- Tulsa & CFB recap -- 28:00 Erik Kohler on his career & origins of his signature catch phrase, an old hurricane story that most of us have never heard, and a ton of great UCF talk -- 1:11:26 Money Moo's picks (now 5-5-1) -- 1:16:40 Squints on how Tulsa stopped the pass attack, 4th down decisions, Memphis & more -- 1:54:21 Some great takes in Moo's mailbag

On this edition of the Black & Gold Banneret Podcast, Jeff, Eric and Brian break down UCF Football's schedule for the Fall of 2020, including the conference slate, Georgia Tech (!), and what's up with Florida A&M. They also discuss the Knights' preseason ranking int he Coaches' Poll, and UCF's chances in Volleyball, Men's Soccer and Women's Soccer given the conference's guidelines. They wrap with McKenzie Milton news, a tribute to Erik Kohler, and UCF getting Georgia transfer Divaad Wilson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erik Kohler, The Voice Of The UCF Knights, discusses the recent success of the University of Central Florida's football team.  What's the future look like for the Knights? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this way-too-long edition of the Black & Gold Banneret Podcast, Jeff an Eric re-live ESPN College GameDay's visit to UCF and the Knights' primetime wipeout of Cincinnati, with interviews from UCF Athletics' Jimmy Skiles, Erik Kohler, The Dan LeBatard Show's Mike Ryan, and American Athletic Conference Commissioner Mike Aresco. Then Collin Sherwin joins the show to preview the South Florida Bulls heading into the War on I-4. Finally, Jeff and Eric catch you up on Men's Soccer, Volleyball, and Women's and Men's Basketball prior to hibernating for the Thanksgiving holiday. The Black & Gold Banneret Podcast is sponsored by Orlando Homes Express, serving Orange, Seminole and Lake Counties. Call 407-790-9957 or visit facebook.com/wesellorlando or www.WeSellOrlando.net. Subscribe to the Black & Gold Banneret Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn, and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and at www.blackandgoldbanneret.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured Guests: Erik Kohler - The "Voice" of UCF Football Carolyn Massiah - Associate Chair, Department of Marketing & Associate Lecturer, Marketing Yael Zemack-Rugar - Assistant Professor of Marketing Nick Riggle - Philosopher, Author of On Being Awesome: A Unified Theory of How Not to Suck Episode Transcription:   Paul Jarley:                         Today's biggest viral sensation isn't a cat playing a piano or the Annoying Orange. It's an 18 year UCF college student staring at a camera. Seriously, can this really be a thing? This show is all about separating hype from fundamental change. I'm Paul Jarley, Dean of the College of Business here at UCF. I've got lots of questions. To get answers, I'm talking to people with interesting insights into the future of business. Have you ever wondered, is this really a thing? Onto our show. Paul Jarley:                         So how can a college freshman staring blankly into space get more likes on social media than the UCF national championship football team? Erik Kohler is the stadium voice of UCF football. Erik Kohler:                        Well, what's funny is, I'm up there in the production box of the sights and sounds of the stadium, and we go through the camera shots like we're doing like a fan of the game or marketing promotions and such. And we came across the crazy students section and everyone was going crazy and all of a sudden, the camera caught Anthony Allan, that just had this dead stare face. I think his nickname is Frozen Face. And the camera caught it and I could hear our camera guy says, hey, go back to that kid. And sure enough everybody started looking at video board, everybody just became enamored that he didn't blink, it was just kind of like a blank face, or a frozen face, I should say, and then it took off like wildfire. Paul Jarley:                         This didn't stop at the first game. It continued last week. Erik Kohler:                        We had it, where there was cutouts of his face, right. The fans were moving it and then the TV camera perfectly zoomed through all those faces that were fake, or the fat heads and there was real Anthony right in the middle, and that was hilarious. Paul Jarley:                         Marissa, one of our UCF College of Business ambassadors was in the stands at the time. Marissa:                               I think I definitely thought creepy at first. But because everybody started laughing, then it became more funny. His social media went a little bit viral, he got a ton of followers from that. So ... Paul Jarley:                         I was at the game last week, it was awesome, to understand what happened, I went to Nick Riggle. How are you doing my friend? Nick Riggle:                        I'm great. I'm great. Paul Jarley:                         Nick holds a PhD in philosophy from NYU. He was our guest speaker at Welcome to the Majors a couple of years ago, and he's written a book called, On Being Awesome: A Unified Theory of How Not to Suck. Nick and I sat down to talk about social openings. Nick Riggle:                        A social opening is an opportunity, it's a kind of .... It happens when an individual expresses him or herself in a way that gets other people to express themselves, often by like breaking the norms or breaking out of your social roles or doing what's unexpected or surprising. Paul Jarley:                         Is our staring man, is that a social opening? Nick Riggle:                        And so I think the staring guy actually does this, and I think it's brilliant. But what's special about this one is that it seems to me to be a social opening between the audience member and the cameraman, and maybe the producers as well. But it's one that is so weird and fun that it resonates throughout the rest of the crowd. And so they're kind of engaging at one remove. Paul Jarley:                         A philosopher ...

UCF Knightline with Andrew Phegley & Trace Trylko Brought to you by The Dever Team. www.thedeverteam.com www.ucfknightlinepodcast.com Featuring: Former Knights QB Kyle Israel, QB Nick Patti

UCF Knightline with Andrew Phegley & Trace Trylko Brought to you by The Dever Team. www.thedeverteam.com www.ucfknightlinepodcast.com Featuring: Former Knights QB Kyle Israel Former Knights PG AJ Rompza

UCF Knightline Podcast with Andrew Phegley, Trace Trylko and Jon Swift. Featuring: Former UCF QB Kyle Israel Brought to you by Andrew Phegley Photography. www.andrewphegley.smugmug.com www.ucfknightlinepodcast.com/