Podcast appearances and mentions of Larry Eustachy

Host Thomas Orness is joined by his older brother to break down the Cyclones' impressive victory over #25 ranked Baylor. They dive into the celebration of the legendary 1999-2000 Larry Eustachy era and reflect on why this is truly the greatest time to be a Cyclone fan. soundthecyrens.com

Chris Williams & Brent Blum discuss all of the fun from Saturday in Hilton Coliseum. Larry Eustachy's return to Iowa State once seemed almost impossible. What was it like in the arena? Iowa State blew out a top-25 team in Baylor. Just how good are these Cyclones? An outlook on the rest of the season from our guys, courtesy of Mechdyne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In honor of his return to Hilton Coliseum this weekend, here is an encore to the Larry Eustachy interview Williams & Blum conducted in 2023.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Big phone-it-in Friday. How about that Shohei Ohtani. Guys giving takes while Jackson drops mud. Recreational etiquette. Audio of Ohtani's historic home run last night to enter the 50/50 Club. Jackson's hottest NHL Coach Rankings had Jamie Rivers rattled. Skip didn't wanna pitch around Ohtani last night. The Blues play tomorrow. Time for the Doug Vaughn Mizzou Tiger uniform reveal narration. Shocker, Doug doesn't like the 'fit. Doug wants the old gold back. The Peach Pit and The Viper Room. Coaches partying at sorority houses. Larry Eustachy. Unknown caller calls in with tales of Eustachy. Caller Drew checking in on the phone lines with skeleton praise. Caramel M&Ms. Nerd Rope Clusters. History and spices. Infidelity and bulling. Gym friends and personal trainers. Lady Sonia's Tea Cup wants to set the record straight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Big phone-it-in Friday. How about that Shohei Ohtani. Guys giving takes while Jackson drops mud. Recreational etiquette. Audio of Ohtani's historic home run last night to enter the 50/50 Club. Jackson's hottest NHL Coach Rankings had Jamie Rivers rattled. Skip didn't wanna pitch around Ohtani last night. The Blues play tomorrow. Time for the Doug Vaughn Mizzou Tiger uniform reveal narration. Shocker, Doug doesn't like the 'fit. Doug wants the old gold back. The Peach Pit and The Viper Room. Coaches partying at sorority houses. Larry Eustachy. Unknown caller calls in with tales of Eustachy. Caller Drew checking in on the phone lines with skeleton praise. Caramel M&Ms. Nerd Rope Clusters. History and spices. Infidelity and bulling. Gym friends and personal trainers. Lady Sonia's Tea Cup wants to set the record straight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join the Fearless Army LIVE from Rocketown in Nashville for a special conversation with Voddie Baucham discussing his latest book, “It's Not Like Being Black: How Sexual Activist Hijacked the Civil Rights Movement” Jason sits down with former Chicago Bulls Head Coach Tim Floyd, Oakland University's Greg Kampe, former Ole Miss Kermit Davis, former LSU coach John Brady, former SMU head coach Tim Jankovich, former Larry Eustachy and longtime basketball coach Phil Johnson to discuss disciplining athletes. And, three times Super Bowl Champion Mark Schlereth stops by, along with former #1 overall pick in the NFL Draft, Jeff George Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An interview that was years in the making ... a special treat for your holiday travel. Williams and Blum interview the legendary Larry Eustachy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys talk about the podcast they did last week with the legendary Larry Eustachy. Of course, in-depth on Iowa State's 26-16 loss to Texas. Looking ahead to the regular season finale at Kansas State while breaking down potential bowl destinations. Plus, Iowa State men's basketball is heading to Orlando for its first big test of the season. Hason Ward is out until January. The guys discuss what that means and more, all courtesy of Mechdyne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guests: Paul Mokeski, Larry Eustachy, And Seth Moulton

Jack Graham joins to talk college football landscape, thoughts on the best outcome for CSU, being fired, his “biggest mistake” in hiring Larry Eustachy, the on-campus stadium project (and SOSHers admitting to him they were wrong), joining forces with the Green and Gold Guard despite his disdain for collectives, his relationship with CSU now, and MUCH more! Plus, Ginger Graham talks Ginger and Baker and her involvement at CSU, while Mike Rowe reports live from the U.S. Amateur at Cherry Hills CC, where Connor Jones completed two solid days so far.

Williams and Blum discuss all of the drama from last week's gambling story, which included Iowa and Iowa State. The guys go deep on what could come from this locally and nationally with the NCAA. Plus, Iowa State's annual Tailgate Tour starts this week. Williams and Blum discuss Iowa State wrestling's massive recruiting win from last week. The tennis program is going to the Elite 8. More from last week's Larry Eustachy conversation and more. Presented as always by Mechdyne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Williams & Brent Blum discuss Jeremiah Williams' transfer from the Iowa State basketball team. The guys look at the Big 12 over/under totals that were released last week by Draft Kings. Plus, stumbling onto a heated debate about the legacy of Larry Eustachy on this week's podcast, which is presented by Mechdyne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to the 4th Street Sports Show! The guys go through rapid questions about Southern Miss athletics. They discuss the following Questions in this podcast: Best current USM Athlete Best Current USM athlete Name How far will Southern Miss get in baseball this season? You walk into Reed Green to watch practice....in the stands you see open seats next to Larry Eustachy, Tim Floyd, Donnie Tyndall, Kay James, James Green or.......actor Gary Grubbs. Where are you sitting Any idea when reed green will be updated? How should they update it Why hasn't Cobie Montgomery played/suited up? How will Austin Armstrong's move to Alabama help to recruit? Most anticipated Southern Miss baseball nonconference series Do you believe Raising Canes intentionally schemes to sell more sauce by under seasoning it's chicken fingers? All of this and more on this edition of the 4th Street Sports Show! Thanks so much for listening to the 4th Street Sports Show! Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram! Listen to us live on WUSM 88.5! And as always, follow Charlie, Austin, Jackson, Nathan, and Dima on Twitter.

Derek Schulte started his post-high school basketball career as a manager on Larry Eustachy's Iowa State basketball team. As a coach, his practices are a little different, but he had a lot of takeaways from that time. His passion for coaching, and his athletes, is evident by the miles he drove from his home to practice every day early in his career. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theshooterstouch/support

#36: Nate Loenser shares what it means to maximize your abilities, make no excuses, and live life with grace. Loenser is currently with the University of Nebraska basketball program. Loenser spent five seasons with the Bulls, including three seasons as an assistant coach for Hoiberg and Jim Boylen. He helped develop 2021 NBA all-star Zach Lavine as well as Kris Dunn, Ryan Arcidiacono, Justin Holiday, Chandler Hutchison, David Nwaba, Denzel Valentine and Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot during his tenure with the Bulls. Loenser also served as the Bulls' NBA Summer League coach in 2019, a roster which featured NBA Lottery pick Coby White and ran the Bulls' predraft workouts for three seasons.Prior to joining the Bulls coaching staff, he was the head coach of the Windy City Bulls D-League team in 2016-17. Loenser spent two years on Hoiberg's Iowa State staff and was a key component in helping the Cyclones to a pair of Big 12 Tournament titles. He was the Cyclones' Director of Player Development in 2014-15, as ISU went 25-9 and tied for second in the Big 12. That season, Georges Niang earned All-America honors, while Niang, Monté Morris and Jameel McKay were recognized on the All-Big 12 teams. McKay was the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year.  In his first season, Loenser served as graduate assistant as the program enjoyed one of its best seasons in program history.  The Cyclones finished with 28 wins, won the Big 12 Tournament title and reached the NCAA Sweet 16.  After one season at Northern University High School in Cedar Falls, Loenser began his collegiate coaching career at Southern Mississippi. He served on Larry Eustachy's staff for six seasons, helping the Golden Eagles post a pair of 20-win seasons and reach the CIT in 2010.  Loenser returned to Iowa to coach high school basketball, serving as the head coach at Spirit Lake High School before joining the Iowa State staff in 2013. A native of Cedar Falls, Iowa, Loenser was a 2002 graduate of Iowa State, where he played baseball for the Cyclones in 2001. He was a four-sport athlete (baseball, basketball, football, and golf) at Northern University High School. Enjoy the show!

The ReCYcle Podcast is back!!! In this episode, we rewind to 2001 and steal Paul Shirley, former Iowa State player, and current author/entrepreneur to talk about his career as a Cyclone. The interview provides the most insane, never-heard stories about controversial former Iowa State head coach Larry Eustachy. We don't want to spoil it, but they are not pleasant. Paul is a fantastic interview, and anyone who has any interest in Iowa State or basketball will be highly entertained by this podcast. As always, this podcast is presented to you by Es Tas Bar & Grill.

Host Thomas Orness and Craig Orness interview with former Iowa State basketball player John Neal. We go over how he grew up a die hard Iowa State fan, then got to live his dream. Also discuss what it was like playing under Larry Eustachy and Wayne Morgan. Follow Us Youtube-@soundthecyrens Twitter-@soundthecyrens Tik tok- @soundthecyrens Facebook- Sound the Cyrens Instagram-@soundthecyrens

Voice of the Rams Brian Roth joins us to talk about his 20-year career as part of the CSU Radio Network team, how he roots for CSU to whip CU (his alma mater) every year, what it was like to interview Larry Eustachy, his experience with five different football head coaches, his top CSU memories, and much more. Plus, Joel Cantalamessa and Mike Rowe talk about the newly released Mountain West football schedule, news from around the conference/college football, and more.

Nate Loenser was born without his left hand. However, that never slowed him down, let alone stopped him, from pursuing his dreams on the field. Loenser was a multisport varsity athlete, and an all-state baseball player, for NU High in Cedar Falls. After committing to serve as a basketball manager for Tim Floyd at Iowa State, Nate ended up walking on to the Iowa State baseball team. Loenser was cut from the team after the first time he tried out but was asked to come back to the team as a senior after getting noticed in a wood bat league game. In true Moonlight Graham fashion, Loenser had one at-bat (a walk) and a run scored. The Cyclone baseball program was cut later that same season.  After college, Loenner took a job coaching as a grad-assistant for Larry Eustachy at Southern Miss. Loenser credits Eustachy with teaching him a lot about coaching and working with high-level athletes. Following a stint as a high school basketball coach, Loesner went back to Ames to serve as a grad assistant under Fred Hoiberg on some of those great recent Cyclone teams. Loesner followed Hoiberg to Chicago and has worked his way up from video coordinator and currently serves as an assistant coach for the Bulls.

Renaldo, John and Taige recreate their version of The Ringers’ Rewatchables series with a deep dive into the 2014 CBC gold medal game. The highlight of the Larry Eustachy era for the Bahamas was this win over Cuba. Did Marvin Gray and CJ Hinds deliver the greatest national team backcourt performance ever? How would Magnum Rolle fit into today’s game? Is Sundaddy still screaming random catch phrases?

Jake Brend is joined by Sean Dee and Ryan Stivers as they relive the worst nut punch in Iowa State history. They talk through the game, the circumstances that led to it, and the tragic career of Larry Eustachy.

Justin Michael talks about how much of a positive impact Nico Carvacho has had on the Colorado State men's basketball program and criticizes Carvacho's former coaches for failing to reach out to the senior.

In episode one of CF Chronicles: Larry’s Last Days, we go behind the scenes of how the Des Moines Register broke the story that would ultimately end Larry Eustachy’s tenure as the head men’s basketball coach at Iowa State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The door was left open a crack during the late 1990s. Iowa State was looking to slip through it. The Hawkeyes’ future was unknown at the time. Dr. Tom Davis’ contract had not renewed and a new coach had not been hired. Cyclone coach Larry Eustachy used the opportunity to court Mason City point guard Jeff Horner, despite him growing up an avid Iowa fan. The basketball phenom really liked what he saw and heard on an unofficial visit to Ames. What would have become a nightmare for Iowa having already lost in-state stars Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison to Kansas turned fond memories. Steve Alford replaced Davis and corralled Horner shortly after his arrival in Iowa City. Horner went on to lead the Hawkeyes to two NCAA Tournaments and a Big Ten Tournament title. He’s their all-time assists leader (612) and is second in three-pointers made (262). We caught up with Horner recently for the Hawkeye History podcast, on which he told stories about being recruited by ISU, playing for Alford, living through the Pierre Pierce arrests, studying Pornography at Iowa (what?) and much more. Please give it a listen. You won’t be disappointed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy and Eli are back to preview the Colorado State basketball team which has a new head coach with Larry Eustachy and the school parting ways. In his place is Niko Medved who is a former Rams assistant and spent last year as the head coach at Drake.  Colorado State does have a group of upper classmen which might offset the loss of players and a new head coach, but the end result at best might be an NIT bid for the Rams. This episode is presented by FuboTV and SlingTV, two streaming services which can help you watch nearly every Mountain West football or basketball game way less than traditional pay TV. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

Jeremy and Eli are back to preview the Colorado State basketball team which has a new head coach with Larry Eustachy and the school parting ways. In his place is Niko Medved who is a former Rams assistant and spent last year as the head coach at Drake.  Colorado State does have a group of upper classmen which might offset the loss of players and a new head coach, but the end result at best might be an NIT bid for the Rams. This episode is presented by FuboTV and SlingTV, two streaming services which can help you watch nearly every Mountain West football or basketball game way less than traditional pay TV. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Growing up in Georgia, Kantrail Horton had a very successful high school career and had signed with Larry Eustachy to play at Utah State. That is until one morning morning SportsCenter told him his coach was heading to ISU. A phone call later that settled that Coach Eustachy wanted Horton to come to Ames with him… after a short detour to finish junior college out in California. Kantrail shares how growing up playing at ‘The Gate' and his time in California shaped him as a player and man. Those twists and turns prepared Horton to be the player that Cyclones fans know and loved. Once in Ames, Kantrail Horton joined one of the best Cyclone teams in history. This interview goes into great detail about the chemistry of playing with Cyclone greats like Marcus Fizer, Jamaal Tinsley, Stevie Johnson and Moonlighter Paul Shirley. Hortons Cyclone career was during the best stretch in ISU men's basketball history, 1999-2001. Four wins vs. KU, 2 Big XII titles and an Elite 8 finish all standout as highlights, but perhaps most impressive is that Horton never lost a game at Hilton Coliseum.   Kantrail Horton is easily a favorite guest of the Moonlight Graham Show and we think you'll see why right away. It is easy to hear his passion for basketball, his teammates and coaches, and his continued career with the game he loves in this week's conversation.

With so much happening inside Colorado State Athletics, specifically within the men's basketball program and concerning Larry Eustachy, many questions remained unanswered. That's because, after the month-long climate assessment of Eustachy's program, those findings were not released due to an amended employment agreement which allowed Eustachy to resign from the team and be paid $750,000.Parker called that amount a "discount," and considering the $3 million Eustachy would have been owed for being fired without cause, it was just that, a discount. And now, Colorado State can move on.But, during that round-table discussion with 10 media members, there were many questions about the assessment, about Eustachy himself, about what was found and much, much more. The second half of the podcast focuses in on that roundtable with Parker, which also concludes with what he's looking for in the next men's basketball head coach.The first half of this Rams Cast looks at the team themselves, who lost their season finale against New Mexico in blowout fashion. The men's team is in the middle of a week off before playing in the Mountain West Tournament, starting Wednesday afternoon, against either UNLV or Utah State.

State Rep. Patrick Neville survived the Columbine shooting. He makes the case for expanded gun access and training for teachers and staff in schools. Then, after CSU ousted Larry Eustachy, we ask: What's the price for a winning team? Also, should Colorado cyclists be allowed to roll through red lights? And, we get a tour of the re-opened Kirkland Museum.

Yesterday, Larry Eustachy resigned from his post as Colorado State's head coach, a position he held for more than six years.We take a minute to look back on the Larry Eustachy Era at CSU, the good and the bad times, as well as the pros and cons of Larry as a head coach.Then, we switch gears and look at the many possibilities as next head coach for the Rams. Some names you've heard many times before, and some will be new; all with their own merits going forward. Could a lot of players leave CSU? It seems unlikely, unless they get a waiver and don't have to sit out a year.That is discussed, as is the actual team, who lost despite a great effort, last Saturday at Nevada. Three things to know from that game and three things to get you ready for the regular season finale Wednesday night as New Mexico comes to Moby Arena for a 7 p.m. MT tip-off.That, and much more inside your CSU Rams Cast.

Kelly Lyell talks about how the schools progress has gone in its efforts to rid itself of Larry Eustachy and the impact the investigation has had on the student athlete and the basketball program this year.

Jeremy and Eli are back for another round of Mountain West hoops. The show starts off talking about the latest in the Colorado State and Larry Eustachy ongoings. The latest is that the two sides have finally met with their legal teams as the investigation is complete. We go over Nevada's lack of depth with the season-ending injury to Lindsey Drew and how that could impact the Wolf Pack the rest of the way. Sleeper teams are a big topic as there are as many as five Mountain West teams that could win the conference tournament. This episode is presented by Nature Box get awesome and healthy snacks delivered each month, and now get 40 percent off of your first order. https://naturebox.com/?afid=affiliates&utm_medium=affiliates&utm_source=shareasale Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy and Eli are back for another round of Mountain West hoops. The show starts off talking about the latest in the Colorado State and Larry Eustachy ongoings. The latest is that the two sides have finally met with their legal teams as the investigation is complete. We go over Nevada's lack of depth with the season-ending injury to Lindsey Drew and how that could impact the Wolf Pack the rest of the way. Sleeper teams are a big topic as there are as many as five Mountain West teams that could win the conference tournament. This episode is presented by Nature Box get awesome and healthy snacks delivered each month, and now get 40 percent off of your first order. https://naturebox.com/?afid=affiliates&utm_medium=affiliates&utm_source=shareasale Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

Colorado State finally got back to their winning ways on Saturday, defeating San Jose State 90-79.For the first time ever, Jase Herl was the head coach of the Rams men's team, being named to that interim position at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, with the game tipping off at 2 p.m. MT. Herl told his team to have fun, which we heard a lot from Nico Carvacho and Anthony Bonner in the postgame press conference. Why was having fun imperative to this team who had lost seven straight games? Well, it wasn't just the losing hurting CSU, but the wild distractions surrounding this team that they needed to shake off. (Read why it was important to get back to fun at the bottom of this post.)After that huge win, which was Nico Carvacho's career game, we give you three things to take away from the victory. And then we move onto who could be CSU's next coach, if, indeed, the school moves on from Larry Eustachy.The second half of the podcast focuses on National Signing Day, with a lot of quotes from John Jancek and the rest of the new CSU Football defensive coaching staff. You'll want to hang around for those.

Jeremy and Eli are back for another hoops podcast and we keep the conversation going about Colorado State's head coaching position now that in addition to Larry Eustachy being on administrative leave also on leave is Steve Barnes. That left Jase Herl as the interim coach.  We brought on Justin Michael who has covered Colorado State Rams extensively to give his up close thoughts on the coaching situation with the Rams. He provides great insight that is worth following and we are also helping him to get to Las Vegas for the Mountain West tournament now that he is a freelance writer. You can help just by going here and donate a few bucks if you are inclined, or just share the page for awareness. Jeremy and Eli wrap the show talking about the important upcoming games this week in league play and who could make a surprise come March. This episode is presented by Seat Geek. It is a simple way to get tickets to sporting events and at a great price.  seatgeek.com/events/college-football-bowl-games?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=cj&utm_campaign=Jeremy+Mauss Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy and Eli are back for another hoops podcast and we keep the conversation going about Colorado State's head coaching position now that in addition to Larry Eustachy being on administrative leave also on leave is Steve Barnes. That left Jase Herl as the interim coach.  We brought on Justin Michael who has covered Colorado State Rams extensively to give his up close thoughts on the coaching situation with the Rams. He provides great insight that is worth following and we are also helping him to get to Las Vegas for the Mountain West tournament now that he is a freelance writer. You can help just by going here and donate a few bucks if you are inclined, or just share the page for awareness. Jeremy and Eli wrap the show talking about the important upcoming games this week in league play and who could make a surprise come March. This episode is presented by Seat Geek. It is a simple way to get tickets to sporting events and at a great price.  seatgeek.com/events/college-football-bowl-games?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=cj&utm_campaign=Jeremy+Mauss Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

Tim visits Adam Haluska for an in-person chat about his stint with Larry Eustachy's Iowa State Cyclones, his transfer to the University of Iowa, and his track prowess.

Bob and Chris talk to Kelly Lyell of the Coloradoan on the developing Larry Eustachy scandal and what happens next for the Rams, Mike Quick former Eagles WR on the Eagles winning the Super Bowl, and Jason Horowitz catches us up on what we missed in college basketball during football season.

Larry Eustachy has been placed on administrative leave from the Colorado State men's basketball team, leaving Steve Barnes -- his longtime friend and assistant coach -- as the interim coach for CSU.Saturday's loss to Nevada -- a close one against the best team in the Mountain West -- was the first in six years without Eustachy on the bench for the Rams and the first Barnes has ever coached at CSU. We bring a bunch of quotes from Barnes after the loss and also read off a whole host of tweets from former Rams players who continue to defend Larry's coaching.Then, we give you three things to know about tonight's CSU men's basketball game against Air Force in Colorado Springs and who to watch in that game.In the second half; could Becky Hammon be a candidate for the next CSU men's basketball coach if the school decides to move on from Larry? It's possible, and we look at three other, fitting candidates as well, for the position. Of course, it's not open as of yet, but it could be soon.Finally, some recruiting news with National Signing Day tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in!

Bob and Chris talk to Kelly Lyell of the Coloradoan on the latest on the suspension of Colorado State head coach Larry Eustachy and what is next for the Rams and their head coaching job.

This week on the podcast Jeremy and Eli spend a good chunk on the Larry Eustachy situation at Colorado State as the head coach is on administrative leave. The two go over what Eustachy has allegedly done, how this is not the first time it has come up, players speaking for and against him plus Jeremy brings up a name that could be his replacement. We do get into games this week with UNLV's near upset win over Boise State as well as Fresno State's upset win on the road against Wyoming. Next week's games feature a very intriguing slate of games that could shape the seeding for the conference tournament. This episode is presented by Seat Geek. It is a simple way to get tickets to sporting events and at a great price.  seatgeek.com/events/college-football-bowl-games?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=cj&utm_campaign=Jeremy+Mauss Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

This week on the podcast Jeremy and Eli spend a good chunk on the Larry Eustachy situation at Colorado State as the head coach is on administrative leave. The two go over what Eustachy has allegedly done, how this is not the first time it has come up, players speaking for and against him plus Jeremy brings up a name that could be his replacement. We do get into games this week with UNLV's near upset win over Boise State as well as Fresno State's upset win on the road against Wyoming. Next week's games feature a very intriguing slate of games that could shape the seeding for the conference tournament. This episode is presented by Seat Geek. It is a simple way to get tickets to sporting events and at a great price.  seatgeek.com/events/college-football-bowl-games?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=cj&utm_campaign=Jeremy+Mauss Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Colorado State Rams basketball, a tough season has gotten a little ugly as of late.The Rams have lost five straight games, which is the longest streak of losing in eight years, they're without their two best starters due to injury and it was found out on Wednesday by Justin Michael that Larry Eustachy's conduct is under investigation once again. We heard about the "culture of fear," as it was described, back in 2013, when it came out last year. Despite all the negative press, the Rams players rallied around their coach then.That seemed to be happening again Wednesday night as the shorthanded men's basketball team put up a great fight and led the better Wyoming Cowboys for much of the game, only to fall apart at the end of both halves and end up losing in double overtime, 91-86.We look at the information surrounding this "climate assessment" as Joe Parker said in a release on Wednesday and what it means for CSU men's basketball present and future.All that is happening, while the players -- Anthony Bonner and Deion James among others -- have Eustachy's back and they all must prepare for another game tomorrow against the best in the Mountain West in Nevada.We give you three things to look for in that game, including a great matchup possibility of forwards in Nico Carvacho versus Jordan Caroline.Then, we look at some recruiting news, some coaching salaries from the football team and how CBS Sports says Michael Gallup is a first-round sleeper.

Jeremy and Eli are back after a short holiday break to go over the past week of Mountain West hoops and a look ahead to what is to come. The team of the week is Utah State which won in overtime against Fresno State and then topped UNLV on the road.  Wyoming also had a solid week by coming back from 16 down to beat Boise State, at the Dome of Doom, and are going to likely play spoiler at some point. Larry Eustachy has some odd quotes and Brandon McCoy, rightfully, tweets out for Rebel fans to relax. This episode is presented by eBates. It is a great and super easy way to earn cash back for everyday purchases you make. Sign up today and get $10 bucks from us. https://www.ebates.com/r/JEREMY4754?eeid=35386? Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy and Eli are back after a short holiday break to go over the past week of Mountain West hoops and a look ahead to what is to come. The team of the week is Utah State which won in overtime against Fresno State and then topped UNLV on the road.  Wyoming also had a solid week by coming back from 16 down to beat Boise State, at the Dome of Doom, and are going to likely play spoiler at some point. Larry Eustachy has some odd quotes and Brandon McCoy, rightfully, tweets out for Rebel fans to relax. This episode is presented by eBates. It is a great and super easy way to earn cash back for everyday purchases you make. Sign up today and get $10 bucks from us. https://www.ebates.com/r/JEREMY4754?eeid=35386? Here is our list of complete sponsors. MWCwire.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

Colorado State enjoyed their most complete game, playing the "right way" as Larry Eustachy says, in their victory over the rival CU Buffs on Saturday.Why was that win so huge? They not only dominated on the glass, but on defense, and listened to coaching in terms of getting the ball inside on offense, too. That win was massive for the team because it righted the ship at 4-4 overall going into tonight's huge road game against Arkansas (5-2) and then Friday's road game at Oregon (5-3), each Power 5 opponents.We give you a quick preview of the Arkansas game and how the Rams can win tonight, as that game tips off at 6 p.m. MST and can be seen on the Watch ESPN app.The second half of the podcast focuses on CSU football and their upcoming bowl game in New Mexico against the Marshall Thundering Herd. It will be Marty English's last game coaching for CSU, and, it's a huge opportunity for Mike Bobo to get his first bowl win at the school. Also, coaching changes are happening at CU, too, and how ESPN thinks the bowl game will go. 

Colorado State men's basketball is struggling away from home this season, going 0-4 on the road, while they have won all their home games and sit at 3-4 on the season. The good news? They play the University of Colorado at home tomorrow morning (11 am MST). The bad news? CU is 6-0 on the season, although they are inexperienced and have yet to play a road game. In the second half of the podcast, we talk with Mat Smith, the CU Editor for MileHighSports.com, about the Buffs, their stars and some key matchups in the game as well. We also talk to Larry Eustachy about his team's up-and-down start to the season, as well as redshirt junior leader JD Paige and how the Rams can win on Saturday afternoon.The first half of the podcast is dedicated to CSU football. Where will they play in their bowl game is quickly touched on before celebrating the many players who were named All-Mountain West and/or will be competing in showcase games like the Senior Bowl and East-West Shine Game. Also, a little bit on Rams recruiting news. That, and more, on this podcast.

Jeremy and Eli are back to discuss the upcoming Colorado State season. The Rams lost a decent amount of talent from last year and may not be able to replicate last year's success with a short bench. Head coach Larry Eustachy is a great coach and should be able to get this team together but making a run at the Mountain West title might not be in the cards this year. This episode is presented by Acorns. It is a simple way to start investing just by using your spare change using their very simple to use app. https://www.acorns.com/invite/?code=3LF742 Here is our list of complete sponsors. https://sites.google.com/view/mwcwire/home --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy and Eli are back to discuss the upcoming Colorado State season. The Rams lost a decent amount of talent from last year and may not be able to replicate last year's success with a short bench. Head coach Larry Eustachy is a great coach and should be able to get this team together but making a run at the Mountain West title might not be in the cards this year. This episode is presented by Acorns. It is a simple way to start investing just by using your spare change using their very simple to use app. https://www.acorns.com/invite/?code=3LF742 Here is our list of complete sponsors. https://sites.google.com/view/mwcwire/home --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

Tim calls the always engaging Paul Shirley to chat about the ISU Cyclone Basketball alumni reunion, Larry Eustachy, and his brand new book "Stories I Tell on Dates." PLUS, listen to a free excerpt from the audiobook version of Paul's new book. Check out Paul's website at- www.storiesitellondates.com. 

We bring you quotes from Larry Eustachy after the first day of practice for Colorado State Rams men's basketball, break down some about the men's hoops team, and then get into the Rams - Wolf Pack Homecoming preview on this Friday the 13th podcast.

Kicking off Season 2 of the Moonlight Graham Show, Tim Flattery sits down with Former NBA D-League MVP and Iowa State Cyclone great, Curtis Stinson.  6:25: Getting recruited out of the Bronx to be an ISU Cyclone by Larry Eustachy and Wayne Morgan. 9:20: Curtis shares his thoughts on the head coach transition and how he maintained his loyalty to both coaches Larry Eustachy and Wayne Morgan. 14:20: Curtis talks Hilton Magic and the upset victory against P.J. Tucker and Texas in 2004. 17:34: Tim shows that he's "street". 19:00: Curtis talks growing up in the projects and playing 1 on 1 for money. 21:00: "You've got to earn your way to play at Rucker Park". He shares his experiencing playing with Joakim Noah, Danny Green, Ron Artest,  Kemba Walker, and his best friend Allan Ray. 27:00: Curtis and Tim discuss international pro basketball. 31:00: Tim asks Curtis about getting his number retired with the Iowa Energy and winning the NBA D-League MVP. 35:27: Curtis gets us pumped up about his team in The Basketball Tournament, "Hilton Magic Legends." 39:50: "Winning in Allen Fieldhouse is great." 42:20: Curtis explains why James Johnson is the best player he's been on a team with and Tony Allen has been his toughest matchup.

Travis, Juan, Casey, and Andrew (Ledman version) discuss Purdue's 2nd round win over Iowa State in the NCAA tournament. We also preview Purdue's Sweet 16 game against #1 Kansas. You'll also like our cold open, as we discuss former Iowa State head coach, Larry Eustachy, who is also Casey's idol. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have a listen to the post game press conference between both Nevada and Colorado State coaches and players after the Mountain West title game which saw the Wolf Pack win over the Rams to earn their spot in the NCAA tournament? Hear from Eric Musselman, Larry Eustachy and others. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have a listen to the post game press conference between both Nevada and Colorado State coaches and players after the Mountain West title game which saw the Wolf Pack win over the Rams to earn their spot in the NCAA tournament? Hear from Eric Musselman, Larry Eustachy and others. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

We bring you a Mountain West Tournament preview, talk Larry Eustachy and Gian Clavell's conference honors and also bring you all the CSU Football news you can handle in this 50th edition of the CSU RamsCast. #CSURams

In this podcast, Rich Kurtzman discusses how the Colorado State Rams men's basketball team pushed their way to the top of the Mountain West. Also, a look at Larry Eustachy's "culture of fear" as it was discovered this week. Why are so many former players coming to Larry's defense? We look at their reactions and much more. #LarryEustachy #Eustachy #CSURams #mwbb

Jeremy and Eli are back for another game of "Who is in first place in the Mountain West." This week it is Colorado State who leads the conference but there is also a lot of bad news about their head coach Larry Eustachy. This happened a few years ago and reportedly has improved his coaching style since then, but it is not a good look for the Colorado State basketball team. We discuss how BracketMatrix.com is very confused over what Mountain West team should be in the NCAA Tournament field, and we also dive into NIT projections from NYCBuckets.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy and Eli are back for another game of "Who is in first place in the Mountain West." This week it is Colorado State who leads the conference but there is also a lot of bad news about their head coach Larry Eustachy. This happened a few years ago and reportedly has improved his coaching style since then, but it is not a good look for the Colorado State basketball team. We discuss how BracketMatrix.com is very confused over what Mountain West team should be in the NCAA Tournament field, and we also dive into NIT projections from NYCBuckets.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwwire/support

  On Thursday, Dominic Nedbalski and Nick Patenaude recapped two more big wins for Colorado State. The guys looked ahead to the final four games of Mountain West play and discussed the recent findings on Larry Eustachy…. Visit the site and log in/register to read.

  On Thursday, Dominic Nedbalski and Nick Patenaude recapped CSU’s recent wins over UNLV and Utah State. The guys also previewed what looks to be a difficult stretch run for Larry Eustachy and company…. Visit the site and log in/register to read.

  On Thursday, Dominic Nedbalski and Nick Patenaude discussed a roller coaster last few days for Larry Eustachy and men’s hoops. The guys spent the second half of the episode recapping a busy National Signing Day for the Rams and the impact this signing class can have as early as next season…. Visit the site and log in/register to read.

Our conversation with Jack Brownlee was so enjoyable that we cut it into 2 parts. No joke- Part 2 is even better than the first. In this episode, Jack unloads some gems. Highlights include the time he went head-to-head with Dwyane Wade, his personal experience that demonstrates why Billy Donovan can recruit his ass off, and the time he got picked over Kyle Korver to play on a star-studded AAU team.  Also, Jack's revelation about the Tim Floyd and Larry Eustachy eras of Iowa State Cyclones Basketball is shocking. 

Larry Eustachy won his 500th game on Saturday and we talked to Greg Smith before the game about all things CSU Rams men's basketball.

Big news in Ram Nation as Rams men's basketball leader Gian Clavell was arrested this week. He is suspended indefinitely and immediately at a terrible time, with the team tipping off their season on Sunday afternoon. Rich Kurtzman discusses what it could mean for the team, how they will respond with out him, and what the starting lineup could look like depending on how Larry Eustachy wants to go, big or small.Then, Rich gives a preview of the Rams huge football game this week in Colorado Springs against the Air Force Falcons.

On this special edition of your CSU Rams cast, Rich Kurtzman talks about Larry Eustachy's one-year contract extension which will keep him with the CSU Men's Basketball team through the 2020-21 season as well as Eustachy's impact over the last four years with the school. Then, Rich's exclusive interview with Taylor McGregor, daughter of former CSU Rams tight end Keli McGregor, is played as the two discuss CTE. Finally, Rich previews CSU – UNLV and the pivotal football game this Saturday.