Explore "boisestate" with insightful episodes like "#193: Can San Diego State Stop Its Slide Into March Madness", "#179: Aztecs Drop Road Game in Boise and SDSU great Judy Porter joins the show", "#148: MW Basketball Preview–2nd Half with Aztec Breakdown", "#145: SDSU Loses 3rd in a Row with Big Road Test vs Air Force up next" and "#77: SDSU vs Boise Recap & The Breaking Point" from podcasts like ""Sons of Montezuma Podcast", "Sons of Montezuma Podcast", "Sons of Montezuma Podcast", "Sons of Montezuma Podcast" and "Sons of Montezuma Podcast"" and more!
The Aztecs finish the regular season on a two-game slide, after suffering their first home loss & final home game of the season to Boise State. Up next SDSU faces UNLV in their opening Mountain West Tournament matchup on Thursday.
Join us Live at 8pm PST to talk about SDSU's 4th loss of the year, this time coming up just short against Boise State 67-66. The offense once against struggled in a hostile environment and seek to bounce back this Tuesday vs Wyoming.
The 2023-2024 College basketball season is a little over a month away. The Kiss the Rings crew collaborate with the Aztec Breakdown podcast to give a full Mountain West preview. This episode is the 2nd half. For the 1st half, listen to the Aztec Breakdown Podcast wherever podcasts are available.
SDSU hits the road to face Air Force and are badly in need of a win. This game features a tough matchup against not only a rare offense to gameplan for, but playing in altitude, and against a much better recruited Falcon team than in years past. Can the Aztecs pull it off? They will need to if they have any hopes of being a Conference Champions.
The Aztecs reached their breaking point when they lost to the Broncos in Boise. The guys recap the game and cover all the staff changes and wild situations the football program is now in. The offense is headed by new familiar faces Jeff Horton and Ryan Lindley, and we even break some news on air. Part 1 of our LIVE stream podcast is here.
The Aztecs take on Boise State this Friday on the Blue. It's been the craziest week for the Broncos coming into this game. Joining the show to talk all about the matchup is John Mallory co-host of Idaho Sports Talk on 953FM The Ticket in Boise.
Joel York founded the Blue Collar Club to help raise funds for various Boise State athletic programs. They have a goal of getting their number of donors to 10,000, and on the show today you're going to learn all about what this all entails.
Each donation goes a long way. It can be as small as $10 a month or even just a one-time donation. But Joel will explain just how much needs to be donated for a student athlete to cover their books for a semester, and various other costs that go into being a student athlete at Boise State University.
With this interview, the hope is you will share this with others around you. Part of being part of the Blue Collar Club is you get to have a network and community of Boise State fans around you! It's bigger than simply "putting your money out there."
Listen in as Joel will explain it all to you on the meetups they do as a club, as well as the fun things that go on with the donations as well!
Please share with ANY Bronco fan. This isn't something that is specific to alumni of the University. Rather it's for anyone who would like to contribute!
You'll notice how big time programs (which we talk about) get a lot of their funding, and that's through donations. And while some of those donations could be larger amounts, they also have THOUSANDS of smaller donations coming in from various individuals.
Help us spread the message! And if you have any questions on the Blue Collar Club, make sure to follow Joel on the various social media platforms:
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The Aztecs escaped Las Vegas with another huge victory to push their record to 10-1 and stay atop the West division in the Mountain West. All year long SDSU has taken it one game at a time mentality, but this weekend it truly is down to one game. Beat Boise State and the Aztecs are IN the Conference Championship game. But with a loss, SDSU can potentially miss out altogether. The guys are back to recap all thats been going on and look towards the big grudge match this Friday early morning!
Before he played Division 1 Football, Cyrus Habibi-Likio was doing work in California in the Bay Area. At a young age, Cyrus picked up a football, and thanks to his uncle, he put in the work and understood how to do things that were difficult, to get him to the next level!
On today's episode we'll hear of his upbringing, what he learned from both his mother and father's sides of the family and the positive traits he kept with him.
We'll learn about a little notebook (which he still has) that provided an immense amount of motivation to him when he arrived at Oregon to play football! We also get to hear some great stories from his time at Oregon as well as his stories of being here at Boise State!
Learn from Cyrus on what it's like to go through adversity and have to deal with the good and the bad with sports!
This is all part of this amazing episode you do NOT want to miss!
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Ken Ables, an Aztec4Life and the son of legendary Aztecs Superfan Tom Ables, joins the Sons of Montezuma Podcast to give us a crash course in Aztecs Football History.
Coach Greg Patton's tennis coaching career spanned 40 years and he is won of the winningest coaches in the sport's history. In this episode, Greg talks with Coby Karl and Brett Goldberg about his leadership approach and how he has brought mindfulness, positivity and joy to his teams, players and the sport. Visit Cobykarl.com for more on this episode and all our episodes.
Leon Rice once turned down owning a business to become a volunteer basketball coach. People thought he was crazy. But he stuck to his goals of becoming a head basketball coach, and he knew that he had to become a superstar at every job he held.
That’s what he’s trying to teach his players--to become a superstar in whatever role they hold.
In this episode, you’ll hear from Boise State Men’s Basketball Head Coach on his life story and how he Watered the Bamboo all the way to where he is now.
Don’t miss this incredible story!
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Guest at a Glance
Leon Paul Rice is the head men's basketball coach at Boise State University. In his first season as head coach, he led Boise State to the finals of the 2011 WAC Men's Basketball Tournament and to the semifinals of the 2011 College Basketball Invitational. He is the first Boise State head coach to win 20 games in two of his first three seasons and has 20 or more wins in eight of his ten seasons. In 2013, he guided the Broncos to their first ever at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. In 2015, he led the Broncos to their first ever Mountain West regular season championship, and first conference title for Boise State since 2008, and was named the Mountain West coach of the year. On February 13, 2021, Rice won his 214th game to become the winningest head coach in Boise State history. Rice was a part of Mark Few's first coaching staff at Gonzaga. Rice is cited by Few as being instrumental to the Bulldogs current and past success as a program.
Learn more about Greg Bell
More than just a motivational speaker, Greg Bell is a Portland, Oregon based thought leader, business consultant, and leadership coach. His popular books, What’s Going Well? and Water The Bamboo: Unleashing The Potential Of Teams And Individuals, have inspired an array of organizations, from Fortune 500 companies like Nike, Disney, and Comcast, to the Portland Trail Blazers and Division I NCAA athletic teams like the Oregon Ducks Football and the Gonzaga Bulldogs Basketball.
Coach Leon Rice is the first guest on The Curious Leader. Leon has been the Boise State University hoops coach for a decade, recently becoming the winningest coach in school history. Coach Rice and Coby have built a close relationship over the years. In this episode, Leon shares his approach to leadership and the maxims that guide his program. Visit cobykarl.com for more on this episode and this show.
Marcellus Brown, who has been Director of Bands at Boise State University for over 30 years, talks about growing up in Detroit and ending up in Boise, ID. His message is simple: "Don't have limitations....then work step by step to grow them (your students) as much as you can." Sage advice from a Master Teacher.
For many of us, Russell Brunson is known for his marketing expertise! He's the "King of Sales Funnels" and with that is the Co-Founder of ClickFunnels. He's the 'Marketing Guru' and we hear about that side of things all the time.
Today, however, we get to hear about his athletic side! He's the perfect guest for the show because he'll share with us many stories and life lessons from his time as a wrestler.
Russell was a state champion wrestler and competed at the D1 Level for both BYU and Boise State University. Listen in as he shares some valuable lessons with us today!
This is a perfect interview for all athletes, parents, and coaches alike! If you think athletes are just a bunch of dumb jocks...well, guess what...you can just look at the business that Russell has built over at ClickFunnels and I bet my life on it you'll change that perspective pretty quickly! Russell is a business owner, author, mentor, athlete, husband, father, etc.
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David Mckinzie, who is known as D-Mac, came to Boise State as a preferred walk-on as a Wide Receiver. Coming from Texas and after having a solid high school career, he was excited to come to a winning program like the Broncos.
What's awesome about his story is, although his college career may not have been exactly what he had envisioned when originally coming to play football, he took advantage of a lot of opportunities that were presented to him, and he took those skillsets he acquired to his "post-college" phase of his life!
D-Mac was fighting for a spot to play alongside some of the very best wide receivers to go through Boise State. He learned from some of the best at the position throughout his four and a half years, and today we get to hear what it was like being in his position.
It's a perfect interview for athletes who are fighting for playing time and for those looking to see what they can learn from these types of experiences. D-Mac is the true example of being a team player, putting his best work in everyday without any guarantees, but then also leveraging his network for his post-college career!
There's a reason he's crushing it as an entrepreneur these days and is doing big things to help in a lot of areas. He gets to give back at Boise State by helping with the overall in-game experience for fans at the football games (something I've experienced personally).
It's important to listen and learn from someone like D-Mac, as he's been there and knows the steps it takes to get there. So pay attention!
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Osteoarthritis impacts more than one third of the world’s population over the age of 65. Boise State assistant professor Clare Fitzpatrick is dedicated to preventing osteoarthritis through a holistic understanding of the factors that cause and advance the incurable disease. As a recipient of the National Science Foundation's highly-competitive CAREER award, Fitzpatrick's research has the potential to improve the lives of millions around the world.
Fitzpatrick discusses why this research means so much to her, how she hopes to improve the lives of millions around the world, and how Boise State students can take part in this groundbreaking work.
There’s a complex interplay between a material and its environment. People see the result of this relationship more often than they realize, like when noticing corrosion or rust on metal objects. But there are underlying mechanisms that go way beyond just what is seen. Mike Hurley, an assistant professor in the Micron School of Materials Science and Engineering and one of the five National Science Foundation CAREER awardees representing Boise State for 2020, is using state-of-the-art instruments and methods to go much deeper into this fascinating relationship. His research also looks to guide engineers to design materials with new, innovative properties that are more reliable than ever before.
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Tyler Rausa took to kicking a little later in life, but did grow up in athletics!
He took the JUCO route (of which he gives us some insight to what a JUCO is REALLY like...) much different than what is portrayed on the Netflix Series "Last Chance U"
After JUCO, he was offered a spot at Boise State University where he had a successful career, but it didn't end there. Since College, he's been doing everything in his power to make it through the ranks of the pros and most recently found himself as the starting kicker for the DC Defenders of the XFL.
Today we'll hear all about his journey! He will share the ups and downs of what it's like to be fighting for his dream to play at the next level. He shares with us his experience in the XFL and how they were treated as players (football fans will love this)
Find out more about Tyler Rausa on this week's episode of The Gametime Guru.
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Cathie Olschanowsky believes everyone should know a little bit about computer science. As an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at Boise State University, Olschanowsky's knowledge and research involving supercomputers received national recognition with a prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Award. Her passion goes beyond just the classroom as she provides educational opportunities for at-risk teens and local and regional high schools.
In this episode of Beyond The Blue, Olschanowsky explains her groundbreaking research, how she hopes it will impact the world, and why computer science might not be exactly what we think it is.
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