Penn State: hAPPy Valley Preview [Black & Gold Podcast]

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Penn State: hAPPy Valley Preview [Black & Gold Podcast]

Unread post by APPARJ » Wed Aug 29, 2018 8:10 am

IT'S HERE!

Big C said it best, this is the best Penn State preview you'll find anywhere. We have a Penn State beat writer join BGP as well as Doug Gillin.

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ep- ... 97182&mt=2

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Re: Penn State: hAPPy Valley Preview [Black & Gold Podcast]

Unread post by getmyjive11 » Wed Aug 29, 2018 10:48 pm

I really enjoyed the podcast and learned much more about app st listening to it. Just a couple of comments...

When talking to John, it was mentioned that we are starting a walk-on at MLB which surprised the hosts. They wondered when that happened before. It actually was very recent as we had Brandon Smith start some games due to injury over the last two years. Before that, we had a kid named Josh Hull in 2008 who started at MLB and eventually played a few seasons in the NFL.

John made the prediction that Trace would throw for 350, but I just don’t see it. We run an offense predicated on RPOs, so McSorley will take what the defense gives him. I could see us ending the game with over 40 rushes and only around 20 passes. IF we do some damage in the air, I’m willing to bet it will be from the slot.

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Re: Penn State: hAPPy Valley Preview [Black & Gold Podcast]

Unread post by AppSt94 » Thu Aug 30, 2018 3:03 am

It was a good show. The most important information provided was how to pronounce our name. The cringe when the guest mispronounced it the first time was awesome.

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