ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
This week, Hunter catches up with former NFL receiver/coach Henry Ellard. After spending 30 years in the league as a player and coach, Ellard has an impressive resume. From playing alongside Eric Dickerson to coaching the Greatest Show on Turf, Ellard has quite the story to tell.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
It's time for the Patriots to move off of Mac Jones and start Bailey Zappe. Brock Purdy is a pretty good quarterback and it's time to show him some respect. Finally, OU upsets Texas, but they'll probably meet again in the Big 12 Championship.
John Simmons, UTRGV's Director of Football Operations and Administration joins Hunter this week. John was a member of the inaugural football team at UTSA and is now helping UTRGV prepare to launch their football program.
Welcome to 'Scrap the Playbook" with Hunter Smith. In this introductory episode, Hunter previews what listeners can expect from the podcast, his vision, and his background as a former sportscaster.
Hunter discusses coach Prime and Colorado's opening win over No. 17 TCU, as well as FSU's dismantling of LSU and whether or not Clemson's championship window is closed.
Mac Engel of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram joins Hunter Smith on this week's episode. The duo discuss Texas and Colorado football, conference realignment, and the future of the Iron Skillet Rivalry. Mac also talks about being a fan while working as a sports columnist and how the industry as changed …
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