ESPN Radio 1280 – Fansmanship https://www.fansmanship.com For the fans by the fans Fri, 12 Mar 2021 03:58:36 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.7.29 For the fans by the fans ESPN Radio 1280 – Fansmanship fansmanship.com For the fans by the fans ESPN Radio 1280 – Fansmanship http://www.fansmanship.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/Favicon1400x1400-1.jpg https://www.fansmanship.com San Luis Obispo, CA Weekly-ish Podcast Episode 149 – Owen hosted the Sports Bite https://www.fansmanship.com/podcast-episode-149-owen-hosted-the-sports-bite/ https://www.fansmanship.com/podcast-episode-149-owen-hosted-the-sports-bite/#respond Wed, 27 Jan 2016 03:47:11 +0000 http://www.fansmanship.com/?p=18149 From time to time, Owen gets to co-host the Sports Bite on ESPN Radio 1280 The Ticket in San Luis Obispo. Last Thursday was one of those times. He talked about concussions and shared his concussion story, brought-in Mike Abram over the phone, and talked some Cal Poly basketball with the Tribune’s Lucas Clark.]]>

From time to time, Owen gets to co-host the Sports Bite on ESPN Radio 1280 The Ticket in San Luis Obispo. Last Thursday was one of those times. He talked about concussions and shared his concussion story, brought-in Mike Abram over the phone, and talked some Cal Poly basketball with the Tribune’s Lucas Clark.

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https://www.fansmanship.com/podcast-episode-149-owen-hosted-the-sports-bite/feed/ 0 From time to time, Owen gets to co-host the Sports Bite on ESPN Radio 1280 The Ticket in San Luis Obispo. Last Thursday was one of those times. He talked about concussions and shared his concussion story, brought-in Mike Abram over the phone, From time to time, Owen gets to co-host the Sports Bite on ESPN Radio 1280 The Ticket in San Luis Obispo. Last Thursday was one of those times. He talked about concussions and shared his concussion story, brought-in Mike Abram over the phone, and talked some Cal Poly basketball with the Tribune’s Lucas Clark. ESPN Radio 1280 – Fansmanship 43:12
Podcast Episode 67 – The SLO Late Show pays a visit https://www.fansmanship.com/podcast-episode-67-the-slo-late-show-pays-a-visit/ https://www.fansmanship.com/podcast-episode-67-the-slo-late-show-pays-a-visit/#comments Fri, 14 Jun 2013 14:16:29 +0000 http://www.fansmanship.com/?p=10243 Through a lot of ridiculous technical malfunctions, we had quite a nice conversation this evening with Alex Clupper and Bobby Goodsby of the SLO Late Show on ESPN Radio. On tonight’s episode, Owen called Luke a Yasiel Puig wet blanket, we talked about how much more of a disappointment LeBron James would be, and discussed […]]]>
Alex from the SLO Late Show (left) and Bobby Goodsby (not shown) joined Andy, Luke, and Owen for the pod.

Alex from the SLO Late Show (left) and Bobby Goodsby (not shown) joined Andy, Luke, and Owen for the pod.

Through a lot of ridiculous technical malfunctions, we had quite a nice conversation this evening with Alex Clupper and Bobby Goodsby of the SLO Late Show on ESPN Radio. On tonight’s episode, Owen called Luke a Yasiel Puig wet blanket, we talked about how much more of a disappointment LeBron James would be, and discussed what having a team like the Kings means to a city like Sacramento. The Moon Man and Cloud Man even made appearances.

Bobby and Alex were great. We hope to have them on again sometime soon.

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https://www.fansmanship.com/podcast-episode-67-the-slo-late-show-pays-a-visit/feed/ 2 Through a lot of ridiculous technical malfunctions, we had quite a nice conversation this evening with Alex Clupper and Bobby Goodsby of the SLO Late Show on ESPN Radio. On tonight’s episode, Owen called Luke a Yasiel Puig wet blanket, Through a lot of ridiculous technical malfunctions, we had quite a nice conversation this evening with Alex Clupper and Bobby Goodsby of the SLO Late Show on ESPN Radio. On tonight’s episode, Owen called Luke a Yasiel Puig wet blanket, we talked about how much more of a disappointment LeBron James would be, and discussed […] ESPN Radio 1280 – Fansmanship 20:09
Fansmanship Podcast Episode 49 – C.J. Silas https://www.fansmanship.com/fansmanship-podcast-episode-49-c-j-silas/ https://www.fansmanship.com/fansmanship-podcast-episode-49-c-j-silas/#respond Sat, 05 Jan 2013 16:00:35 +0000 http://www.fansmanship.com/?p=8071 C.J. Silas joined me for a chat this week. C.J. has worked in radio for a long time, hosting shows on three national radio networks. We discussed her time in local and national radio, her love of the Dodgers, doing college football play-by-play, and roller derby. I was intrigued by her honesty about the radio […]]]>
CJ Silas' new show, the CJ Silas Show, airs on ESPN Radio 1280 Wednesday nights at 6pm.

CJ Silas’ new show, the CJ Silas Show, airs on ESPN Radio 1280 Wednesday nights at 6pm.

C.J. Silas joined me for a chat this week. C.J. has worked in radio for a long time, hosting shows on three national radio networks. We discussed her time in local and national radio, her love of the Dodgers, doing college football play-by-play, and roller derby.

I was intrigued by her honesty about the radio business, how it’s been for her in the past, and where she wants to take her show, The C.J. Silas Show. On that note, her new show debuts this week in its new time slot – Wednesday nights from 7-8pm on ESPN Radio 1280. We hope to have C.J. on a lot more often in 2013 to rap with us about local and national sports topics and issues… and probably to hate on, in her words, “the hated orange and black.” After all, baseball season is just around the corner.

One more note – We are now on stitcher along with being on iTunes. Go to www.stitcher.com and find us, along with a bajillion other great radio shows and podcasts.

 

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https://www.fansmanship.com/fansmanship-podcast-episode-49-c-j-silas/feed/ 0 C.J. Silas joined me for a chat this week. C.J. has worked in radio for a long time, hosting shows on three national radio networks. We discussed her time in local and national radio, her love of the Dodgers, doing college football play-by-play, C.J. Silas joined me for a chat this week. C.J. has worked in radio for a long time, hosting shows on three national radio networks. We discussed her time in local and national radio, her love of the Dodgers, doing college football play-by-play, and roller derby. I was intrigued by her honesty about the radio […] ESPN Radio 1280 – Fansmanship 43:50
Mustangs Double-Up Bears, 56-28 https://www.fansmanship.com/mustangs-double-up-bears-56-28/ https://www.fansmanship.com/mustangs-double-up-bears-56-28/#respond Sun, 14 Oct 2012 22:12:52 +0000 http://www.fansmanship.com/?p=6614 Deonte Williams found the end zone three times on runs of 15, 11 and 5 yards as Cal Poly convincingly beat Northern Colorado 56-28 Saturday night at Alex G. Spanos Stadium in San Luis Obispo. Williams rushed for 117 yards on 22 carries to go along with his 3 scores. Running back Kristaan Ivory also found the endzone twice on the ground from 37 yards and 8 yards out, contributing 46 yards on just 3 carries. As a team, the Mustangs gained 308 total yards on the ground on 57 carries.

A Cal Poly receiver goes horizontal to catch an Andre Broadous pass on Saturday night. Photo by David Livingston

Quarterback Andre Broadous combined for 263 total yards, 68 on the ground and 195 through the air. Broadous efficiently racked up his 195 yards passing with 9 completions on only 12 attempts. Broadous threw for 2 touchdowns, one for 45 yards to Willie Tucker and another for 30 yards to Brandon Michalkiewicz.

Cal Poly’s offense was an amazingly clutch 11 for 13 on third down.

Junior defensive captain Sullivan Grosz led the Mustangs’ defense, sacking Bears quarterback Seth Lobato three times.

The Mustangs scored with incredible balance, posting 14 points in each in all four quarters. Northern Colorado matched the Mustangs in the first quarter with 14 points of their own, but Cal Poly’s defense stiffened in the 2nd quarter and didn’t relent until the 4th quarter, when the second team defense starting getting mixed into the game. The Bears then scored their other two touchdowns in garbage-time.

Early in the contest Cal Poly was impressively crisp on offense, as Broadous played mistake-free and Williams was getting downhill and falling forward with ease. The Northern Colorado defense honestly looked over-matched from the get-go.

Halfway through the first quarter with Poly up 7-0 after a 8-yard Kristaan Ivory touchdown run, Broadous’ only major mistake of the game occurred. While keeping over the right side, Andre fumbled and Northern Colorado recovered inside the Cal Poly 20. Bears running back Tremaine Dennis then found his way towards the goal line over his next three carries, finding the end zone to tie the game at 7.

The Mustangs then got back on track with their bread and butter, as Williams fought for first downs on option pitches and inside trap plays. Once Poly crossed midfield into Bear territory, Broadous hit Willie Tucker streaking deep across the field on a 45-yard touchdown. Broadous commented in a post-game radio interview with Tom Barket on ESPN Radio 1280 that a couple of years ago he would have never been able to make that throw or even would have thought of trying it. He admitted he would have just tucked it away and got what he could have with his legs. The growth and maturity of a player is a great thing to see unfold.

As the first quarter came to a close, Northern Colorado answered Poly’s big play with another score of their own, as Lobato found tight end Darin McDonald in the end zone from 22 yards away to tie the score at 14. At this point it looked as if the game was shaping up to be a track meet.

Poly answered back early in the 2nd quarter with a Kristaan Ivory 37-yard scamper on the pitch to make the score 21-14. Then, the Mustang defense stiffened.

Cal Poly cornerback Nico Molino battles for the ball with Norther Colorado receiver Dominic Gunn. Photo by David Livingston

Defensive ends Andrew Alcaraz and Jake Irwin started getting better up-field penetration, putting a post in the defense against Northern Colorado’s off-tackle play. This change forced Bears running back Tromaine Dennis back inside to the teeth of Poly’s defense, instead of allowing him to have the choice to bounce to the outside and extend cutback opportunities in the open field.

The Mustangs added another score after a Northern Colorado punt, as Deonte Williams took a trap play back inside away from option action, a staple of the Poly offense, for a 5-yard plunge, bringing the score to 28-14, where it stayed until halftime.

Cal Poly did not come out with any sense of complacency to start the second half. After a stellar special teams tackle on the kickoff, the Mustangs recovered a fumble by Northern Colorado inside the Bears 25.

Deonte Williams then cashed in that turnover for Poly, taking in his 2nd score of the game, this one from 11 yards out. The Mustangs held a commanding 21-point lead, 35-14, with only 2:24 elapsed in the 3rd quarter. Credit Poly’s coaching staff for keeping their team fired up, and the players for having the killer instinct to put someone away when you have them down. This is the sign of not just a good team, but potentially a great one.

On their next posession, the Mustangs strung together back to back big plays. Broadous hit Cole Stanford down the left seam for 38 yards, and then took it himself on an option keeper for another 25. Deonte Williams smelled the paint along the right side he juked, spun and then lunged his way into the end zone for his 3rd and final score of the night, this one a 15-yard work of art, bringing the score to 42-14 Cal Poly.

Broadus capped off the final first-team drive of the game with a 30-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Michalkiewicz, in which the receiver navigated two defenders both during and after the catch, crossing the goal line as the defenders ran into each other. It was a play indicative of the overall Mustang dominance on this night. Poly lead 49-14 with 12 minutes left to play.

After a Northern Colorado touchdown, the Mustangs second-team offense, led by Vince Moraga, countered with a touchdown drive of their own, capped off by a short Ryan Soloman plunge with 3:47 remaining, making the score 56-21. It was Soloman’s first career touchdown.

Cal Poly improves to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in the Big Sky. Northern Colorado falls to 1-5 overall and 0-3 in the Big Sky.

The game was televised on KSBY and was broadcast by recent Fansmanship Podcast guest Bill Halter along with Andrew Masuda. KSBY will again televise next week’s game as head coach Tim Walsh and his Mustangs will take on his former team, the Portland State Vikings (2-4, 1-3 Big Sky) at Spanos Stadium. The Vikings are coming off a bye week, and the week before the bye they demolished Idaho State 77-10. The Mustangs are an even 9-9 all-time against Portland State.

If you haven’t had a chance to see this Mustang offensive machine yet this season, I highly recommend you check them out. You won’t be disappointed. Game time is 6:05pm Saturday night. Get there.

Photos by David Livingston

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