Podcast appearances and mentions of Orlando Apollos

Aaron Evans grew up playing football. He played OL at UCF and did a small stint with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Orlando Apollos of the AAF. Even with all this experience, Aaron decided to quit football and chase his true passion: art. We speak about his journey, how art has changed his life, and life lessons that were learned along the way Aaron Evan's Socials: Insta: @aevans_art Join us on all social media! Insta: @bigdkenergypodcast TikTok: @bigdkenergypodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bigdkenergypodcast/support

Jamie Seh (pronounced Say) @jamieseh is a Albany NY native now living in Orlando Florida.  She is the Sports Director at WKMG TV and she joins Jesse to talk a little sports and a lot of Springsteen.   https://www.facebook.com/JamieSehSports  Find the show here: Twitter  @Setlustingbruce @JesseJacksonDFWInstagram: Setlustingbruce Facebook: facebook.com/SetLustingBruce Email: Setlustingbruce@gmail.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/setlustingbruce?fan_landing=true Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

Welcome to Episode 70 of the SGPN Fantasy Football Podcast! This week, Rod Villagomez welcomes Justin Mark to the show. Justin and Rod break down the fantasy relevance of a few of the running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends taken in the recent USFL draft.Will De'Veon Smith bring his championship mentality with him from the Orlando Apollos to the Pittsburgh Maulers? How will Darnell Holland's fantasy value be impacted by being reunited with his Spring League quarterback? Can Eli Rogers succeed in Tampa Bay after a checkered past in over his professional career? Who is Bug Howard and why does Justin love him so much? Justin and Rod give you their thoughts on these USFL Fantasy Football matters in this week's episode.If you're new to the show, you're in for a treat. Our show flows a little differently than most. We cover ten separate categories of a larger overall theme. The panel puts three minutes on the clock to discuss each. It's the fast-paced, hard-hitting fantasy football conversation you need to win your league.As always, make sure to subscribe to the SGPN Fantasy Podcast on Apple and Spotify. Find Rod (@rjvillagomez), and Justin (@JMarkFootball) on Twitter.Check Out the SGPN Exclusive 2022 USFL Content.Support for this episode - WynnBet | PropSwap.com code “SGP” | StableDuel.com | BettorFantasy.com/SGPN | Manscaped code “SGP” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Episode 70 of the SGPN Fantasy Football Podcast! This week, Rod Villagomez welcomes Justin Mark to the show. Justin and Rod break down the fantasy relevance of a few of the running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends taken in the recent USFL draft. Will De'Veon Smith bring his championship mentality with him from the Orlando Apollos to the Pittsburgh Maulers? How will Darnell Holland's fantasy value be impacted by being reunited with his Spring League quarterback? Can Eli Rogers succeed in Tampa Bay after a checkered past in over his professional career? Who is Bug Howard and why does Justin love him so much? Justin and Rod give you their thoughts on these USFL Fantasy Football matters in this week's episode. If you're new to the show, you're in for a treat. Our show flows a little differently than most. We cover ten separate categories of a larger overall theme. The panel puts three minutes on the clock to discuss each. It's the fast-paced, hard-hitting fantasy football conversation you need to win your league. As always, make sure to subscribe to the SGPN Fantasy Podcast on Apple and Spotify. Find Rod (@rjvillagomez), and Justin (@JMarkFootball) on Twitter. Check Out the SGPN Exclusive 2022 USFL Content. Support for this episode - WynnBet | PropSwap.com code “SGP” | StableDuel.com | BettorFantasy.com/SGPN | Manscaped code “SGP” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our special guest is Freddie Stevenson. Freddie Stevenson is a former Full Back/ Running Back for the NFL and Florida State University. This was a great interview that will give anyone great insight into becoming successful. Freddie played his Highschool Football in Polk County Florida, College Football at Florida State, and signed with the Chicago Bears as an undrafted free agent in 2017, and also played for the Orlando Apollos. Former Bears fullback Freddie Stevenson is doing his best to help those who were once in his shoes. In his first book, Trials to Triumph, he elaborates on his journey to the NFL and the obstacles he had to face to get there, as well as the struggles that he faced once his playing days came to an end. Growing up in Florida, Stevenson's family was far from affluent. With a single mother who had to work multiple jobs to feed five children while his father was in prison, he experienced firsthand what effect poverty can have on a person. In June 2019, Stevenson announced he had ended his football career, citing the NFL's decrease in using fullbacks, and created the Triumph 105 company. The 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!

It's been more than two years since we last checked in on the spectacular flame-out of the Alliance of American Football back in April 2019 - enough time, perhaps, to begin the process of dissecting how something so fresh and innovatively promising went so speedily to hell in a hand-basket.   Documentary filmmaker Steven Potter ("Alliances Broken") joins this week's 'cast to discuss his brand new movie - the first extended look at the dramatic and ultimately catastrophic story arc of a league that seemingly had everything going for it (charismatic founder, solid venture investors, big-name coaches, pedigreed football administrators, national television contracts, even a supposedly ground-breaking mobile betting app) - until all of a sudden, it didn't.   Originally hired by the AAF's Orlando Apollos to help with video content creation and local market social media promotion, Potter unwittingly became an inside chronicler of a league that rapidly (and bizarrely) went from a legitimate beacon of hope for players looking to extend their chances at pro football careers to a gargantuan debacle that hundreds of former employees and a litany of creditors are still trying to process the ramifications of.   The evolving "history" of the Alliance is still relatively new, and Potter helps us get the first few chapters solidified while the memories of those who were there are still fresh.

Former captain and defensive lineman Mike Ramsay took some time from his Saturday morning to talk to us about his current life, his college and pro football career and the start of his fiancé's legal career. One fun fact - he played for the Orlando Apollos and Coach Spurrier! Mike played at Duke from 2013-2017 and experienced a lot of great moments in Blue Devils football history. We covered those along with the injury-riddled 2016 season and the up-and-down 2017 season. And before you ask, yes, we talked about Miami. You've been warned. Beyond the football talk, we had an interesting discussion about financial literacy, the social issues that are tied into our education system and we get into one of the most informative history podcasts ever, the Revolutions Podcast series on The Haitian Revolution. If you're not interested in this discussion, just skip over 8:53-17:12. I enjoyed our talk, but understand that some of you may be here for just the football. If you don't want to listen, that's fine - skip past it. Don't blow me up with negative emails, Twitter mentions and the like. Going back to Haiti's revolution, the first episode can be found here. I can't recommend this series, and the entire Revolutions Podcast, enough. Mike Duncan is a great podcaster - start listening to him if you haven't already. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bullcitycoordinators/support

Meet a new Fairview neighbor, Mike Waddell, President & Governor of the Allen Americans Professional Hockey Club. A 30-plus year veteran of the sports world, Waddell took the helm of business operations with the Allen Americans team in 2020 after most recently serving as president of World Team Tennis' Orlando Storm. Just prior to that, he served as team president for the Orlando Apollos in the Alliance of American Football for the 2019 season and also has built his extensive experience in college sports and NASCAR.   Waddell said when he received the call from Allen Americans Owner Jack Gulati to consider a move to North Texas, there was no doubt he wanted to seize the opportunity.    “I said ‘I've gotta do this!' This is a great place, and living over in Fairview, it's a great place to live,” Waddell said. “I've lived in a lot of suburbs, bedroom communities …  you just want to be close to everything, but you also want to be able to feel like you've gotten away. This is the best area I have been for that, and my wife talks about it all the time. We actually know our neighbors here.”   Waddell and his wife, Heidi, have two adult daughters, and are experiencing first hand the community pride and quality of life that can be a game changer in helping  the Allen Americans recruit, he said.    “Part of being able to recruit, whether you're in college sports or minor league professional hockey like we are with the Allen Americans, is you've got to have a great place to recruit to. We play in a nice arena but we live in a great area. These guys, they could be in Wheeling, West Virginia, or Kalamazoo, Michigan, or Orlando, Florida, or Rapid City, South Dakota. I mean, there are 26 teams in the ECHL that are in 20 states and two foreign provinces in Canada. … When you can come back to a super area like this, you can recruit solid talent. People want to come here and work,” Waddell said, citing our “four seasons” lifestyle and options for dining, cultural experiences, family fun activities and access to nature.    In this episode, Waddell shares more of his love for Fairview and the greater area, including future goals for the organization to more deeply engage in the community through its foundation and how the organization is eager to custom tailor experiences for fans.   “People are looking for things to do right now. Maybe it's for their family. Maybe it's just for them and their significant other. Maybe they want to come out with a big group from work. We can create that type of experience for you and make you have a really awesome experience whenever you come to the Allen Americans and the Allen Event Center,” Waddell said. “When you're a member of our community, we're a year-round lifestyle brand. I don't want to be [just] a hockey team.”   Give a listen to hear more from Mike Waddell, and learn more about the Allen Americans Professional Hockey Club at allenamericans.com.

Elliott Fry most recently played for the Atlanta Falcons and signed a future’s contract with the NFC South club in 2020. He kicked at the University of South Carolina where he is the all-time leader in points scored. His dream is to be one of the 32 starting kickers in the NFL, a dream he has tasted, but not yet fulfilled. Here’s why. Fry’s story manifests the words of NFL Super Agent Leigh Steinberg, who joined the Simple Kicking Show in 2020. Steinberg, who represents Patrick Mahomes (Quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs), said that kickers face difficulties because they are no backups, in his words there is a void of the experience of a “tutelage like a back-up quarterback experiences”. This means NFL free agent kickers lack a kind of mentorship to learn the ropes while still being employed. Fry’s entry into the NFL world of starting specialists has been rocky. He has made stops with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Chicago Bears, and Baltimore Ravens. He even made a spot with the Alliance of American Football with the Orlando Apollos, playing for his college head coach, Steve Spurrier. His tenure with the Chicago Bears presented the best timing of his career. The Bears were the hottest name in the NFL for kicking mainly because of one season ending kick. The Bears cut Cody Parkey (who is the current kicker for the Cleveland Browns) for missing a 43 yard field goal attempt from the right hash vs. the Philadelphia Eagles. It will be known in perpetuity as the “double doink.” Fry finished in the top two after competing with nearly a dozen Free Agents. Coming down to a few kicks at Bears training camp in Bourbannais, Illinois the Bears decided to waive Fry and select Eddy Piñiero. His pursuit of the NFL did not slow down. The Carolina Panthers brought him in for offseason workouts, then was subsequently cut. He then made a second stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during 2020 NFL training camp. After 4 or 5 weeks off, a 2020 NFL roster spot for the Atlanta Falcons opened up. Fry was called in and competed to fill in for Younghoe Koo, who suffered a groin injury. Less than 4 days later Fry split the yellow pipes on Monday Night Football vs. the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. After, Koo was reactivated and Fry was designated to the practice squad, finishing the season earning a future’s contract. Despite the unpaved road, Fry continues to work on his craft, aiming to be a starting kicker in the NFL. This episode of the Simple Kicking show expands Fry’s drive, and how he continues to take small incremental steps to achieve his goal. He talks about lessons learned from Justin Tucker, Sam Koch, and Morgan Cox. The trio is known as the Wolfpack on the Baltimore Ravens coached by Mayor Randy Brown. He shares the journey of working with Chicago Bears Special Teams Pat O’Donnell, Pat Scales, and Special Teams Coordinator Chris Tabor. As he continues trudging the road, it is clear that his knowledge, wisdom and experience has helped him earn the belonging in the NFL that is required to convert kicks, not just talk about it.

On the latest episode of the show, host Luke Winstel is joined by NFL defensive lineman and 2012 Green Bay Packers Second Round Pick Jerel Worthy. Worthy was an All-American at Michigan State University and played in the NFL for the Packers, New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs, Detriot Lions, Buffalo Bills, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After seven years in the NFL, Worthy played for the Orlando Apollos in the Alliance of American Football (AAF) in the spring of 2019. On the show, Worthy discusses his journey to the NFL, his time playing college football, his transition to the NFL, and his time playing in the league. Additionally, Worthy talked about his time in the AAF and potentially participating in the latest rendition of the XFL. Please follow the podcast @LukeWinstelShow on Twitter and Instagram. Thank you for supporting the show!

The AAF did not last a whole season but the Orlando Apollos will always be the champions in our hearts.

We veer back this week into the still-unfolding mess that is (or was) the Alliance of American Football with ESPN.com “NFL Nation” reporter Michael Rothstein – who, along with ESPN Senior Writer Seth Wickersham – has been chronicling the demise of the once-promising league (Inside the Short, Unhappy Life of the Alliance of American Football), dating back to its curious pre-season earlier this winter. With Carolina Hurricanes owner and last-minute financial savior Tom Dundon recently suing the now-bankrupt league for the return of his complete $70 million investment, the story of the Alliance is getting uglier by the week – with little end to the drama in sight.  Despite helping nearly 60 of its players (and counting) sign NFL contracts, the AAF is increasingly likely to be remembered for its shaky finances and off-field managerial intrigue than for its surprisingly high quality of on-field play. Rothstein recounts some of the more interesting stories and tidbits gleaned from his months of covering the formative weeks, initial games and now, chaotic dissolution, of a league that seemingly had everything going for it – until it suddenly (and with hindsight) didn’t – including: Covering the AAF pre-season – despite being denied access to actual practices; The mysterious coaching “debut” of Michael Vick; The deceptive triumph of the Orlando Apollos’ home (and league co-) opener – replete with pre-game tailgating; Initial suspicions the league wasn’t off to as solid a start as early appearances suggested; AND An initial assessment of the villains and victims of the Alliance’s ongoing quietus. Enjoy a FREE MONTH of The Great Courses Plus streaming video service – including the just-released 24-chapter lecture series “Play Ball! The Rise of Baseball as America’s Pastime” – created in conjunction with the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum!

The Greek Freak is in the studio recapping Tiger's epic Masters victory, NBA Playoffs initial reaction and predictions, initial NHL Playoffs reaction, and an interview with recurring guest Tom Alexander, former report for the Orlando Apollos as we discuss the fall of the AAF and looking at the positives and negatives of the new football league. It's our 50th episode and it's a good one! Make sure as always to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this edition of the Black & Gold Banneret Podcast, Jeff, Eric and Brian begin by updating the Johnny Dawkins situation. Then, Jeff and Eric welcome UCF Football Legend and UCF Hall of Fame inductee Kevin Smith to reflect on his UCF career and the special place Orlando has in his heart. We get updates from Brian on Baseball and Eric on Softball, then give tribute to UCF Women's Basketball's season, update both Tennis programs, and Jeff and Eric argue some more about the demise of the AAF and the Orlando Apollos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Hoover, Purdue, and Florida quarterback, who was a member of the Orlando Apollos of the now suspended AAF

Bob and Chris discuss the RB future of Boise State and what Bryan Harsin had to say about the competition for the RB in spring football, plus what went wrong with the AAF with the voice of the Orlando Apollos, and the 5 things to know for the NBA playoffs.

Bob and Chris talk to Rene Ingoglia the voice of the Orlando Apollos on what went wrong for the AAF, how was the play on the field and will a spring football league ever work?

Steve and Shane talk about the Spurrier's experience so far coaching the Orlando Apollos

Steve and Shane talk about the Spurrier's experience so far coaching the Orlando Apollos

Orlando Apollos' Team Reporter, Tom Alexander, joins the show to talk some Apollos football, player's safety in football, how to improve the CFP and the issues facing baseball popularity!

Orlando Apollos' Team Reporter, Tom Alexander, joins the show to talk some Apollos football, player's safety in football, how to improve the CFP and the issues facing baseball popularity!

Matthew Freedman and Ian Hartitz return to break down AAF matchups for Week 8. Orlando and Birmingham stand out as big favorites to back this week, Ian highlights Greg Ward Jr. as a great value play in DFS, and Freedman climbs back aboard the Sank Tank. The guys also debate whether or not Trent Richardson deserves a second chance in the NFL, and oh yeah – Freedman also tells a horse erection story. Playoff Picture (3:52) Orlando Apollos at Memphis Express (6:07) San Diego Fleet at Salt Lake Stallions (13:30) Atlanta Legends at Birmingham Iron (23:40) San Antonio Commanders at Arizona Hotshots (33:02) DFS Strategy (41:31) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve Spurrier talks about clinching a playoff birth and potentially clinching home-field advantage with a win against Memphis over the weekend. Spurrier also talks about the possibility of playing against Johnny Manziel.

Despite UCF's exit from the NCAA Tournament, Orlando City SC and the Orlando Apollos scored big wins over the weekend. Adam and Mike Tuck discuss and debate who had the bigger win.

AFR EXTRA: Orlando Apollos QB Garrett Gilbert on Week 7 win over Atlanta --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaafpodcast/support

AAF: AFTER REVIEW REVIEW: The Manziel Era Begins in Memphis The Alliance of American Football is entering the homestretch with Week Seven games this weekend. We’ll talk plenty about the arrival of Johnny Manziel in Memphis. We’ll have our weekly awards with Fran Stuchbury’s Week that Was. We also introduce you to Jamie Seh, she’s the play-by-play voice of the Orlando Apollos. She talks about Central Florida’s rich football culture, being the first regular female play-by-play voice in professional football. She shares some insights on what makes Steve Spurrier tick and his passion for the game, his people and the AAF. As promised, we go deeper into the Johnny Football era in the aaf. Jason Munz of the Commercial Appeal talks about Manziel’s first days, his chances of playing and how soon it will happen. We also talk about the Express slow start and Head Coach Mike Singletary’s coaching style. You can listen on iTunes or any number of platforms. Be sure to check back early this afternoon as we discuss the breaking news of the AAF championship moving to Frisco, Texas. We’ll sit down with Jake Jacobson, the league’s head of brand and responsible for the title game. We’ll talk about the timing, the rational and what comes next. To find the podcast search “AAF: AFTER FURTHER REVIEW or Click here Follow us on Twitter“ or @theaafpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaafpodcast/support

Jeremy and Alex invade your ear holes once again for this second edition of Two Minute Warning! On today's podcast, Johnny Manziel's return to pro football in the US, the Orlando Apollos taking an L, Odell Beckham, Le'Veon Bell, Antonio Brown and all the NFL free agency madness. Introduction music - American Football -Rugby- by #AudioLibrary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTXcZ0ijI1o

The Head Ball Coach checks in with Bianchi and Adam after the Orlando Apollos suffered their first loss in Alliance Football play!!

AFR EXTRA: Orlando Apollos HC Steve Spurrier Weekly Press Conference Week 7 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaafpodcast/support

Matthew Freedman and Ian Hartitz return to break down AAF matchups for Week 6. Now at the halfway point in the season, our experts take a look back at preseason win-totals and title odds to re-examine each team’s first-half. As always, they also take a deep dive on each matchup – this week with particular interest in Memphis-Salt Lake and Birmingham-San Diego. The guys close the show by talking DFS strategy, including minimum-priced players to target and price-hike players to potentially fade. Midseason Review (1:52) Memphis Express at Salt Lake Stallions (18:33) Arizona Hotshots at Orlando Apollos (23:20) San Antonio Commanders at Atlanta Legends (32:00) Birmingham Iron at San Diego Fleet (37:34) DFS Strategy (43:31) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode we talk the fallout of the Kip Winger show, The Moth Man, Savannah saves Larry the gator, How to join the Orlando Apollos on an away game, Jim Norton hangs out for over an hour, Carlos goes to the Top on a St. Patrick's Day story, Trivia, Open Phones, and The King of Denmark stops by.

Open Mike welcomes in the voice of the Orlando Apollos and WKMG Sports Director, Jamie Seh, to discuss the headlines of the morning.

*The Fantasy Whisperers * *Week 5 of the 2019 AAF Football Recap With Stepmom Lauren * Step Mom Lauren takes over the Fantasy Whisperers AAF coverage this week! She gives you a rundown of all of the best action that happened in week 5 and what it means for the rest of the season. How confident is she in the Orlando Apollos? What teams move into the discussion of a late round run? What team is the biggest threat to the Apollos perfect record? All this and more from @stepmomlauren on this episode of The Fantasy Whisperers!

Antonio Brown has finally moved on from the Pittsburgh Steelers as they have traded him to the Raiders. The Orlando Apollos have taken over control of the AAF. The NBA is giving fans warning cards if they yell at players. And nine college coaches have been charged in an admissions scandal.

Antonio Brown has finally moved on from the Pittsburgh Steelers as they have traded him to the Raiders. The Orlando Apollos have taken over control of the AAF. The NBA is giving fans warning cards if they yell at players. And nine college coaches have been charged in an admissions scandal.

AFR EXTRA: Orlando Apollos Radio highlights courtesy Orlando Apollos CREDIT: PBP: JAMIE SEH / PRODUCER: SEAN GREEN APOLLOS return home this Saturday night for a prime time matchup with the Arizona Hotshots and head coach Rick Neuheisel. AIRTIME on the APOLLOS RADIO NETWORK is set for 7:30 PM EDT with Jamie Seh, Rene Ingoglia, and Jerry O'Neill on the call. RIGHT NOW GET THE GO FOR TWO OFFER BUY TWO TICKETS AND GET TWO TICKETS EQUAL VALUE COMPLIMENTS OF THE APOLLOS. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW AT ORLANDOAPOLLOS.COM OR TICKETMASTER.COM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaafpodcast/support

Matthew Freedman and Ian Hartitz are joined by special guest Cynthia Frelund, Analytics Expert at the NFL Network, to discuss AAF Week 5. Cynthia leverages her data science to offer insight on team power rankings and the AAF’s best offensive and defensive units. Our experts speculate about a changing of the guard between Birmingham running backs Trent Richardson and Brandon Ross. Cynthia also hammers home her love for Sherman Badie, and everyone mixes in some NFL talk by discussing Antonio Brown’s potential landing spots if the Steelers indeed trade their All-Pro receiver. Top Team Units (5:20) Potential NFL Talent on AAF Rosters (12:25) Orlando Apollos at Birmingham Iron (15:05) Salt Lake Stallions at San Diego Fleet (24:22) Memphis Express at Atlanta Legends (32:06) San Antonio Commanders at Arizona Hot Shots (41:41) DFS Strategy (48:03) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

AFR EXTRA: Game 4 - Orlando Apollos Radio play-by-play highlights --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaafpodcast/support

The guys talk AAF news as the Orlando Apollos take charge in the new league. Of course, hockey is in the mix as Red Wings legend and player's rights activist Ted Lindsay passes away at 93. Stay for an unexpected twist ending.

If you'd like to support the show while getting some cool PewterCast kick backs, check us out at www.patreon.com/thepewtercast   NFL Football may be over, but there's a new league in town, well, in the next town over.  The Alliance is kicking off it's inaugural season, and the Orlando Apollos are our new hometown team. So we do what we do and bring you an InstantCast following the game! This week, the Apollos travelled to Salt Lake City to take one the Stallions. They emerged victorious in a 20-11 win, and in doing so, kept their undefeated winning streak alive, advancing to 4-0 on the season.    In this episode, we discuss: - The Alliance vs the NFL Combine - Snowy Football - Spurrier's offense holding up - QB Garrett Gilbert's play and more....   Lets Go, Bucs and Apollos!! Find us at: Twitter- @ThePewterCast Facebook - /ThePewterCast Email - thepewtercast@gmail.com    Click on your favorite podcasting app to subscribe to us an Never Miss a Show! Apple Podcasts Google Play iHeartRadio Stitcher Youtube Podbean   Our show is sponsored by Manscaped!  #1 in Men's Below-The-Belt grooming and hygene.  Use the code pewtercast at checkout to save 25%.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apollo's WR Donteea Dye Jr. joins us to talk about the 4-0 Orlando Apollos.

NFL Football may be over, but there's a new league in town, well, in the next town over.  The Alliance is kicking off it's inaugural season, and the Orlando Apollos are our new hometown team. So we do what we do and bring you an InstantCast following the game!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFL Football may be over, but there's a new league in town, well, in the next town over.  The Alliance is kicking off it's inaugural season, and the Orlando Apollos are our new hometown team. So we do what we do and bring you an InstantCast following the game!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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NFL Football may be over, but there's a new league in town, well, in the next town over.  The Alliance is kicking off it's inaugural season, and the Orlando Apollos are our new hometown team. So we do what we do and bring you an InstantCast following the opening game!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David is joined by Tom Alexander of the Orlando Apollos and Evan Winter of Bucs Nation! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

NFL Football may be over, but there's a new league in town, well, in the next town over.  The Alliance is kicking off it's inaugural season, and the Orlando Apollos are our new hometown team.  So we are joined by team reporter for the Apollos, Tom Alexander, to get the low down on what's happening with this league and why you should be excited to cheer on the Apollos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are two weeks away from the beginning of the AAF season and the Orlando Apollos are in the midst of training camp. Team reporter Tom Alexander joins the Finish Line to give us an update on the team that is training in San Antonio.

Orlando Apollos President Michael Waddell joins the Finish Line to discuss the upcoming mini camp for the team, and all the hype surrounding the team and upcoming season.

Former Gator, Gamecock, and current Head Coach of the Orlando Apollos Steve Spurrier joins the Finish Line to discuss College Football, UCF, the Playoff situation, and his current expectations for the Orlando Apollos.