Podcast 2011, Episode 1

[hawkwing]

Join Hawkwing, CougarClaw, Kitic77, and EggMcNoggin as we discuss the BYU - Utah basketball game and what drew us to become Cougar fans. Also does CougarClaw have a man-crush on Jackson? Find out!

This is the first of a regular series of podcasts and we ask you be patient with us as we work out a few of the kinks, but we would love to hear your feedback.

Go Cougars!

Listen to the Podcast here:
http://cougarcorner.com/podcast/CougarC ... sode01.mp3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



You can subscribe to the Podcast Feed here:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/Cougarcornerpodcast" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[chad]

Great job you guys. You all did really well, can't wait for more.

[urroner]

Any decent sport commenting program I have ever listened to had some descent music at the beginning and at the end and where are the older, way more mature commentators, you know, like people over 50, you know, wise people like me.

[Magnus Ver Magnusson]

Great stuff fellas. Thanks.

[scott715]

Are you going to do one on FB signing day? There was one on Youtube a few years ago.

[SpiffCoug]

We haven't decided on the next one, but I imagine we'll have one between now and signing day and then definitely have one shortly following signing day.

[Qman]

I enjoyed the podcast and I hope that you can discuss more things in the future.

Specifically BYU NCAA chances once we get closer.

[IowaCougar]

I enjoyed listening. Your reminiscing about what made you Cougar fans made me remember my moment. I was bound to be a fan anyway, because my father used to sit listening to KSL on a static-filled radio from Colorado as players like Kresimir Cosic (sp?) were tearing up the league. Basketball was king, and the football team was an afterthought.

I went to BYU as an athlete (diver on the swim team), so I had additional sports to cheer for as well, but my moment for football came on a wintery day in a half-empty stadium when BYU played New Mexico. Lavelle Edwards had installed a new passing oriented offense, and it was fun to watch. BYU football was starting to become relevant. He had a favorite receiver - Jay Miller. They connected for 22 passes in that single game, at the time an NCAA record (still a BYU record). I was hooked.

[hawkwing]

Great story IowaCougar! Glad you're a fan.

[hawkwing]

The podcast is now available via iTunes, so make sure you download it or add it to your whatever if you're an iTunes person!