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Former Florida A&M head football coach Rudy Hubbard is now a College Football Hall of Famer as the announcement of the 2021 class came last week. Hubbard led the Rattlers to the first ever played I-AA (now known as FCS) championship in 1978. Hubbard sat down for an in-depth conversation with Donal Ware and talked
Donal talks gives his NFL playoff predictions, talks NBA and the James Harden trade, talks with Grind City Media senior editor Mike Wallace, and talks with former Florida A&M head football coach and newly College Football Hall of Fame inductee Rudy Hubbard. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Donal talks in-depth with former Florida A&M head football coach and newly inducted College Football Hall of Famer Rudy Hubbard. He also talks SWAC football. Download or listen.
Donal is joined by Arkansas-Pine Bluff head men’s basketball coach George Ivory, gives his NFL playoff predictions, and talks College Football Playoff. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Donal talks about the College Football Playoff system, how Power 5 schools control it, and poses the question: Will there ever be a non-Power 5 school as part of the CFP? Plus Arkansas-Pine Bluff head men’s basketball coach George Ivory joins the program. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
We end 2020 with a listen back at some of most memorable conversations from the year including with Michael Strahan, Roy Williams, Omari Hardwick, John David Washington, Dave Roberts, Daniel Cormier, Tim Reid, Chase Elliott and many, many more. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Conversation with recording artist/actress, Janelle Monae.
Conversation with legendary hip-hop recording artist/producer, Juicy J.
It’s been a whirlwind two years for former Tennessee State star Robert Covington who has been with four NBA teams in that time frame. He is currently with the Portland Trail Blazers, having been traded from the Houston Rockets on November 22, a month before the start of the season. Covington talked openly with Donal