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In my 20 years living in Los Angeles, I've noticed a pattern. If you grow up on the West Coast, there's always a pull to return to the Pacific time zone. For Oregon State quarterback Maalik Murphy, coming back West wasn't what he initially envisioned as one of the top quarterbacks in the Class of 2022 out of Serra High School in Gardena, California. But after stops at Texas and Duke, the gifted QB has found his way back, now leading the Oregon State Beavers.With spring ball in full swing across the country, we're excited to welcome Maalik to the Y-Option podcast for the first time, presented by our founding partner 76.Oregon State football has always been built on successful quarterback play complimenting a strong run game with a tough defense and an incredible fan base. Now, in Year 2 under Trent Bray, the Beavers are in position to make some serious noise out West.I still remember my first trip to Corvallis. It was 2006, my 2nd year coaching at USC. We rolled into Reser Stadium as the No. 3 team in the country, only to leave with a 33-31 loss and the sound of chainsaws ringing in our ears. That game wasn't my first introduction to the Beavs, though. I had already faced them as a player in the 2002 Insight Bowl while starting for Pitt. We won, and freshman Larry Fitzgerald became a household name that night. But what stuck with me was Oregon State's identity - tough, disciplined, and relentless.Fast forward to today, and the man leading the Beavers is a familiar name. Bray was a linebacker on that 2002 team and now holds his dream job as Oregon State's head coach. And this offseason, he might have landed his dream quarterback.When the Pac-12 reshaped itself last season, skeptics doubted whether the Beavers could land an elite quarterback in the transfer portal. But Beaver Nation proved them wrong. Coach Bray, offensive coordinator/QB coach Ryan Gunderson, and the Oregon State staff made their pitch, and one of the hottest names in the portal chose them. As Maalik shared with me on Y-Option, he's never been happier, or more confident.Hearing that was special. Maalik Murphy is the type of leader young quarterbacks should look up to - a model of resilience and perseverance.We hope you enjoy today's conversation. And to those of you in our Y-Option paid community - thank you for your continued support.Back to spring ball film study!Much love and Stay Steady,YogiThis episode is executive produced by Jim Thornby and edited by Victor RenThis podcast is a Best Coast Media productionY-Option: College Football with Yogi Roth is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.y-option.com/subscribe

Rem and Sam are joined by former Iowa State QB Austen Arnaud. Austen is in the top 5 in school history in completions, yards, and touchdowns, and he won the 2009 Insight Bowl. Rem and Sam also discuss what the Buffalo Bills will do after releasing several key players, Aaron Donald announcing his retirement and his status amongst all-time defenders, Michigan parting ways with legend Juwan Howard, Donovan Mitchell missing All-NBA, Kristaps Porzingis injury, RFK saying he wants Aaron Rodgers as a VP, then Steph Curry saying he wants to be President, and more! Follow 'Rem and Sam' as they discuss the latest in sports, movies, music, and more! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Rem and Sam Podcast on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Rem and Sam Podcast on YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - SPONSORS: Pura Vida Bracelets(link + promo for 20% off!) (Link) https://sldr.page.link/i9aW (Code) REMINGTONMORROW20 BETSTAMP (sign up and tell them we sent you!) (Link) ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠betstamp⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (Code) REMINGTONM DRF SPORTSBOOK (use link + promo for up to $300 deposit match!)(rules and regulations apply) (Link) ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://drf.btvsportsmarketing.com/drf-sign-up/?c=RemmingtonMorrow⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (Code) DRF300 (DM us an SS of your first bet to help support the pod!) - Hosts: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Samson Kimani ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Remington Morrow⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Guest: Austen Arnaud - Music: "Pictures Frames" (prod. Prigida)

SOUTH BEND — There's plenty of Notre Dame football news to unpack on this week's Pod of Gold podcast. South Bend Tribune and NDinsider.com beat writers Tom Noie and Mike Berardino size up the Irish transfer portal finds, their 2024 early signees and of course what to expect from the Dec. 29 Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl matchup with No. 21 Oregon State in El Paso, Texas. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. It's the 90th Sun Bowl contest and marks the third post-season battle with the Beavers who won both the 2001 Fiesta Bowl and 2004 Insight Bowl by a combined average score of 39.5-15.

Clint Scott and Jamie Lent prepare for the Independence Bowl 24 hours from now. Giving their predictions, Clint picks the Red Raiders over the Bears, Jamie says otherwise. The guys reminisce on bowl game memories as Jamie names his Top 5 Texas Tech bowl games as this Independence Bowl will be his 15th bowl game. Starting with the Tangerine Bowl in 2002 knocking out Clemson 55-15, #4 goes to 2010 in the Alamo Bowl following the firing of Mike Leach against Michigan State leading up to a complete mess, even though interim head coach Ruffin McNeill led the Red Raiders to a 41-31 victory. #3 is the 2021 Cumbie vs Leach Liberty Bowl with the 34-7 beatdown over the Bulldogs. #2 is the well-known in the hearts of Red Raiders everywhere 2004 Holiday Bowl against an Aaron Rodgers led Cal team. #1 The Improbable 2006 Insight Bowl, aka the greatest comeback in college football history on the Minnesota Golden Gophers 44-41. The guys go through the various and interesting bowl game sponsors, including Pop-Tarts and Wasabi, some of which hasn't been heard of until today. Breaking News transpired mid-show as Washington State Wide Receiver Josh Kelly announced transfer to Texas Tech. As the Red Raiders still wait on some more yes's, the team still make a huge splash here for the upcoming season. The guys also answer your thoughts and comments on the chatline.

SOUTH BEND — How did this happen? How did No. 15 Notre Dame football land in the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl opposite No. 21 Oregon State? How do Irish fans get excited about this? South Bend Tribune and NDinsider.com beat writers Tom Noie and Mike Berardino chat with equally surprised Sun Bowl Executive Director Bernie Olivas to scratch at those answers on this week's Pod of Gold podcast. Kickoff on Friday, Dec. 29 is set for 2 p.m. It's the 90th Sun Bowl contest and second for the Irish, who topped Miami (Fla.) 33-17 on New Year's Eve 2010. The game also marks the third post-season matchup between Notre Dame and Oregon State, with the Beavers winning both the 2001 Fiesta Bowl and 2004 Insight Bowl — both in Phoenix — by a combined average score of 39.5-15.

(0:00-16:29) Opening RCST previewing Kansas vs Arkansas in the Liberty Bowl (16:30-25:04) KU Football nabs another transfer + Recapping the Kansas City Chiefs win over the Seattle Seahawks (25:05-45:00) KU Football Player audio ahead of the Liberty Bowl part 1 (45:01-55:44) Recapping Kansas Basketball's win over Harvard (55:45-1:13:32) Bowls of Kansas Football Past: 2008 Orange Bowl + 2008 Insight Bowl (1:13:33-1:25:15) More KU Basketball + KU Football talk (1:25:16-End) KU Football Player audio ahead of the Liberty Bowl part 2

The Brian D. O'Leary Show December 19, 2022   Coach Mike Leach https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Leach_(American_football_coach) NFL Films Presents segment on Coach Leach (via Twitter)   Book Mentioned: The Perfect Pass: American Genius and the Reinvention of Football by S. C. Gwynne   Games Mentioned: 2006 Insight Bowl 2007 Fiesta Bowl 2016 Alamo Bowl   Interested in a Productivity Boost? We're setting up a webinar to talk about all of that. You've gotta be a paid subscriber on our Substack to participate. If your subscription has lapsed, or never started, we'd love your support. More details to come in the next few weeks.   Fountain.FM Support us with Bitcoin/Satoshis over at Fountain.FM Until I figure this out and have a good link for you folks, just search for “The Brian D. O'Leary Show” and you should be able to find us.     Stack It! If you think your ideas are worth talking about…and they are, believe me…join us over at Substack and start your own page. Write a newsletter or do a podcast or just hang out and post things occasionally when the mood strikes. https://substack.com/refer/briandoleary   Follow us on Twitter @BrianDOLeary . An archive of all our audio and video content starting from summer 2022 is at Odysee. Please join us over there. https://odysee.com/$/invite/@BrianDOLeary:f   Go to BrianDOLeary.com for more information.

Welcome to the second season of our podcast.  The quote for this episode is from Dick Tomey "We want to be known for the way we play, not the way we look."  Dick Tomey Jeff Hammerschmidt has coached on the collegiate level since 1991 with previous stops at Cal Poly, Montana, Saint Mary's, Indiana, Southern Utah, Colorado state, and Arizona.  He was a coach in the National Football League (NFL) from 2016 to 2020, finishing his career as the assistant special team's coach of the New York Jets. Over his five years of coaching his teams compiled a cumulative win/loss record of 23-57-0. Hammerschmidt coached the linebackers at Cal Poly in 2005. From 2003-04, he was Montana's defensive coordinator and secondary coach that followed a three-season stint at Saint Mary's (2000-02) as the Gaels' defensive coordinator and defensive line coach. You can find coach Hammerschmidt at Syracuse as special teams analyst. He spent two seasons (1998-99) at Indiana coaching outside linebackers and special teams after two years as the defensive coordinator at Southern Utah (1996-97). He began his coaching career at his alma mater as a graduate assistant under Dick Tomey in 1992. He was Arizona's defensive backs coach from 1993-95, helping the Wildcats lead the nation in passing defense in 1995. Hammerschmidt, who earned a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Arizona in 1991, was a four-year letter-winner (1987-90) and two-time All-Pac-10 selection as a defensive back for the Wildcats. He helped his team to two bowl games (1989 Insight Bowl, 1990 Aloha Bowl), and was selected to play in the Japan Bowl and Hula Bowl following his senior season. He went on to play for the Los Angeles Rams during their 1991 training camp and for the Frankfurt Galaxy of the World League in 1992 under head coach Jack Elway. The San Diego native graduated from Helix High School, where he was chosen as one of the Top 100 all-time high school football players from the San Diego area by the San Diego Union-Tribune. Hammerschmidt and his wife, Felicity, have one daughter, Bryn (born May 6, 2005) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeacpov/support

Mizzou faced Iowa in the Insight Bowl on this day in 2010.

A six-foot-tall wide receiver is essentially an underdog by definition. But this week's Moonlighter made his name by being willing to do whatever it took to get his on the field. Catching passes, running reverses, special teams, even throwing the ball, Josh Lenz was willing to do it all. Lenz was a Dubuque Hempstead standout who was a fan favorite for the Iowa State Cyclones and ended his pro career one play away from playing on Sundays. Lenz was a three-sport standout for the Mustangs. In addition to being a star running back and safety, Lenz burned it up on the track and the hardwood. In spite of growing up a Hawkeye fan, Gene Chizik and the Cyclones were his only D-I football option. Paul Rhoads took over the program before Lenz set foot on campus. In his 4 years, Lenz did his part to convert some Eastern Iowans to Cyclone fans. Though Lenz ended his career as a Cyclone at 24-27, his 4-year run included some of the biggest wins in Cyclone history. The first of which was a 9-6 win over Nebraska in Lincoln in 2009. That 2009 season was capped with a win in the Insight Bowl over Minnesota. 2010 had the road win over #22 Texas Longhorns and 2011 had the road win over #19 Texas Tech. The biggest win in Lenz's career, and perhaps Cyclone football history, was the November 2011 overtime victory in Ames over #2 Oklahoma State. Lenz was a critical part of the highs of the Rhoads years in Ames and gave Cyclones a lot of great memories. After a successful college career, including a perfect passer rating (going 2-2 with 2 touchdowns) Lenz put his name on some NFL boards with his performance at the ISU pro-day. After going undrafted in the 2012 draft, Lenz was picked up by the Chicago Bears. His pro career included stops with the Seahawks, Browns, Colts, and Texans. His time as Colt included being put on the active roster for the 2014 playoff game against the New England Patriots. His opportunities in the NFL were limited by injuries and AC joint problems ended his career when he was with the Houston Texans.

The Scarlet Spotlight is thrilled to be joined by former Rutgers football quarterback Ryan Hart for Episode 40. Hart took Rutgers to its first bowl in 28 years in 2005, and is synonymous with the building blocks of the Greg Schiano era. The son-in-law of former RU athletic director Bob Mulcahy, Hart discusses his Scarlet Knights career, the 2005 Insight Bowl, his image and likeness lawsuit with EA Sports and his thoughts on Mulcahy's removal as AD in 2008. Additionally, Hart covers the Rutgers football coaching search and plays story association with his former teammates. In the Scarlet Six, Danny and Jon go through the firing of Rutgers football head coach Chris Ash and offensive coordinator John McNulty, the fire building on RU Twitter as of late and upcoming guests for the show this fall. Learn more and stay up to date at thescarletspotlight.com Email - thescarletspotlight@gmail.com Join the Facebook Group - The Scarlet Spotlight Follow the show on Twitter - @scarletspotRU Instagram - @thescarletspotlight/ Follow Danny Breslauer on Twitter: @DannyBreslauer Follow Jon Newman on Twitter: @jonnew

2015 New Era Pinstripe Bowl: Duke 44 Indiana 41 F/OT This podcast recorded by  Jordan Maly AKA Jordan the intern podcast on Pinstripe Bowl In a stunning turn of events, Indiana University ends their season in recognizable fashion, missing a field goal in overtime to lose the 2015 New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium Saturday. The best kicker in the Big Ten, Griffen Oakes, misses 2 field goals on Saturday after only missing one the entire regular season. The most important and controversial miss came in overtime when the ball sailed over the top upright declaring that the field was no good. The play was also unreviewable, which Oakes clearly argued that he made. The loss for Indiana is about more than just the missed field goal, but the inability to stop the run. Duke rushed for 373 yards compared to Indiana's 278 yards on the day. The ability to stop the run has been a frustration for IU's defense the whole entire season. Closing out games for IU has been difficult and heartbreaking. With that said, this season has been a success. IU makes their first bowl game since the Insight Bowl in December of 2007 where they suffered a 49-33 loss to Oklahoma State. Playing without first-team All-Big Ten running back Jordan Howard seemed to be an incredible loss to football fans that are unfamiliar with the depth of Indiana. MVP of the Pinstripe Bowl would have to go to RB Devine Redding. His statistics are as followed (impressive):  

Hawkeyes Mic Football podcast, reviewing Iowa's Big Ten road loss in the Heroes Game to the Nebraska Cornhuskers and an early preview of the Insight Bowl with Iowa and Oklahoma, featuring comments and analysis by former NFL and Hawkeyes star Marv Cook and sports reporter Susan Denk along with John Patchett. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

Part 2 of a look back at the 2010 season and ahead at 2011, a recruiting update, and a preview of Iowa vs. Missouri in the Insight Bowl. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

Part 1 of a look back at the 2010 season and ahead at 2011, a recruiting update, and a preview of Iowa vs. Missouri in the Insight Bowl. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

 Tom Pauken says we can fix our economy by "Bringing America Home"...the USA is the trading sucker of the universe....no equal playing field out sources our jobs.  Then,  DJK gets busted for drugs...out the Insight Bowl...maybe jail.  Sound Off reporter  Jon Miller tells the inside story.  More Iowans with ideas.

KU's postgame press conference after the Jayhawks' 42-21 victory in the Insight Bowl. Those present at the press conference were KU coach Mark Mangino, Todd Reesing, Mike Rivera, Dezmon Briscoe, James Holt and Kerry Meier.

Minnesota coach Tim Brewster talks to reporters after his team's 42-21 loss to Kansas in the Insight Bowl on Dec. 31, 2008.

KU's postgame press conference after the Jayhawks' 42-21 victory in the Insight Bowl. Those present at the press conference were KU coach Mark Mangino, Todd Reesing, Mike Rivera, Dezmon Briscoe, James Holt and Kerry Meier.

Minnesota coach Tim Brewster talks to reporters after his team's 42-21 loss to Kansas in the Insight Bowl on Dec. 31, 2008.

KU wide receiver Dezmon Briscoe talks to reporters on Dec. 29, 2008, two days before the Jayhawks' game against Minnesota in the Insight Bowl.

Minnesota defensive end William VanDeSteeg talks to reporters on Dec. 28, 2008, two days before the Gophers' game in the Insight Bowl against Kansas.

KU coach Mark Mangino talks to reporters on Dec. 29, 2008, two days before his team's game against Minnesota in the Insight Bowl.

Minnesota defensive end William VanDeSteeg talks to reporters on Dec. 28, 2008, two days before the Gophers' game in the Insight Bowl against Kansas.

Jermo and Jeffrick give some Insight into the Insight Bowl, discuss the good and bad of a Brewster contract extention, decide if any Big 10 teams are going to win a bowl game, and if Wisconsin- both the Badgers and the state- are good for anything.

KU wide receiver Dezmon Briscoe talks to reporters on Dec. 29, 2008, two days before the Jayhawks' game against Minnesota in the Insight Bowl.

KU coach Mark Mangino talks to reporters on Dec. 29, 2008, two days before his team's game against Minnesota in the Insight Bowl.

What are the biggest issues facing the KU men's basketball team? The guys (Tom Keegan, Jesse Newell) explore some of the Jayhawks' most pressing concerns nine games into the season. Should Mario Little red-shirt? Is Sherron Collins playing selfishly on the offensive end? Is KU a bubble team at this point? These questions are answered before the guys welcome in a special guest — Bob Dylan — who weighs in on the Insight Bowl.

What are the biggest issues facing the KU men's basketball team? The guys (Tom Keegan, Jesse Newell) explore some of the Jayhawks' most pressing concerns nine games into the season. Should Mario Little red-shirt? Is Sherron Collins playing selfishly on the offensive end? Is KU a bubble team at this point? These questions are answered before the guys welcome in a special guest — Bob Dylan — who weighs in on the Insight Bowl.

KU coach Mark Mangino talks to reporters during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

KU safety Darrell Stuckey talks to reporters during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

KU athletic director talks to reporters via teleconference during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

KU linebacker James Holt talks to reporters during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

KU coach Mark Mangino talks to reporters during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

KU safety Darrell Stuckey talks to reporters during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

KU linebacker James Holt talks to reporters during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

KU athletic director talks to reporters via teleconference during a press conference that announced the Jayhawks' acceptance of a bid to the Insight Bowl.

Burns Hargis named new OSU president, Regents rename OSU-Okmulgee and new Insight Bowl information.

Insight Bowl selects OSU, OSU/A&M Regents to select new OSU president and the OSU Ring Ceremony.

Greg and Rob discuss: The Rutgers Scarlet Knights in the Insight Bowl, a listener get-rich-quick scheme from Eric in NJ, New Year's Eve in Times Square, Kevin Federline update (www.kevinfederline.com), "PopoZao," local psychos (the towel-neck guy, the Jamaican bike riding guy, and the fake Amish guy), the Amish chant, Richard Simmons and his strange dolls (www.richardsimmons.com), a substitute janitor, and the annoying word of the episode. 24 minutes - www.paunchstevenson.com