Idaho State Athletics has partnered with The Pressbox Sportsbar for the return of the Idaho State Athletics Coaches Show.
The show will be recorded live on location every Wednesday in the fall at 6:00 PM and will be available to listen as a podcast the following day. Following a hiatus in December, the show will pick back up in January covering ISU’s spring sports.
Scott Gross will serve as MC for the show and will interview various Idaho State Athletics coaches throughout the season. The first half hour of the show will be centered on football and the second half will see interviews of ISU coaches and student-athletes.
The public is invited and encouraged to attend, grab some food, and join us as we discuss Idaho State University Athletics. Weekly specials will coincide with the show. The Press Box is located at 1257 Yellowstone Ave in Pocatello.
The week’s guests will be announced every Monday on both the Idaho State Athletics and The Pressbox Facebook pages.
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On this week's Coaches Show, we have Head Football Coach Cody Hawkins talking about Bengal Football. Then, Head Volleyball Coach Sean Carter comes on to discuss the Bengals' win streak and play these past two tournaments!
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This week’s Idaho State Athletics Coaches Show features Josh Runda, Defensive Coordinator for ISU Football. He talks about his journey to ISU and why he chose to join Coach Hawkins in Pocatello. Dynamite Kuhn, Director of Football Ops joins Scott Gross for the second part of the show. They discuss Kuhn’s operational experiences and what it takes to successfully coordinate travel and meal plans for over a hundred athletes and staff.
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The first episode of the 2024/25 season features Head Coach Cody Hawkins and Director of Athletics Pauline Thiros. Hawkins discusses the Bengals’ upcoming trip to Oregon State to take on the Beavers, and Thiros talks about the state of the department and the strides that ISU has made to give our student-athletes the chance to succeed. Cody Hawkins talks about the path to building a successful football program at Idaho State.