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Behind the Scenes with Morgan Uber - Sports Broadcaster & Analyst

Ever wonder what really happens behind the scenes on a college football sideline? In this episode, we sit down with ESPN Sports Broadcaster and Analyst Morgan Uber! Morgan shares her incredible journey through the sports media world, from covering the Kansas City Royals' 2015 World Series run right out of college to navigating the fast-paced, chaotic environment of college athletics. We dive deep into the art of storytelling and why active listening is a reporter's ultimate superpower. Morgan pulls back the curtain on the unseen 95% of her job, detailing everything from her intense weekly preparation to the frantic, adrenaline-fueled sprint to the camera for a halftime report. Plus, she shares her experiences covering the Premier Lacrosse League, the realities of balancing a high-profile broadcasting career with motherhood, and some of her favorite interview moments with athletes like Jalen Hurts and Fernando Mendoza. Whether you are an aspiring sports journalist or just a massive football fan, this episode is packed with unique insights you won't want to miss!

T1 · E24

6 jul 2026

1:03:58

Jake Moody - The Ice-Cold Mental Routine of an NFL Kicker

On this episode of Between 2 Goal Posts, hosts welcome NFL kicker Jake Moody for an inside look at the high-stakes world of professional football kicking. Jake shares his journey from growing up in a house divided by the Michigan-Michigan State rivalry to winning the award for the nation’s top collegiate kicker with the Wolverines. He opens up about the surreal experience of being drafted 99th overall by the San Francisco 49ers, playing in the Super Bowl as a rookie, and setting a brief Super Bowl record. Jake also breaks down his winding road through the NFL—from hitting a game-winner with the Chicago Bears to finding his current home with the Washington Commanders. Beyond the stats, Jake pulls back the curtain on the intense psychological side of the position, detailing his exact step-by-step field routine, the concept of "staying neutral" through success and failure, and how he bounced back from the toughest misses of his career. Plus, hear what it's really like behind the scenes with teammates like Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, and Jayden Daniels, and why Jake tells his younger self to always remember to have fun.

T1 · E23

29 jun 2026

37:12

Hard Work Beats Talent: Life on the Gridiron, the Ice, and the Pit Lane with Elliot Markuson

In this episode, we sit down with Elliot Markuson to discuss his incredible athletic journey that spans across college football, international bobsledding, and NASCAR pit crews. Elliot shares stories about growing up as the son of college football coach Mike Markuson and the lifelong lessons he learned about finishing what you start. He recounts his days playing football at Ole Miss, including an unforgettable Egg Bowl victory where he planted the team flag on the 50-yard line with D.K. Metcalf. We also dive deep into his five years competing with Team USA Bobsled, where he met his fiancé and learned to embrace the "Ice Cowboy" lifestyle—despite dealing with intense motion sickness. Finally, Elliot gives us an inside look into the high-pressure, highly choreographed world of NASCAR pit crews as a Jack man for Trackhouse Racing. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about grit, attitude, and why hard work always beats talent when talent refuses to work hard.

T1 · E22

22 jun 2026

40:27

Team USA Bobsledder: Emily Renna’s Blueprint for Success

In Episode 21 of Between 2 GoalPosts, we are hitting the ice with Team USA Bobsledder Emily Renna! From her early days in karate and walking onto the track team at the University of Rhode Island to balancing a corporate biotech career while chasing her Olympic dreams, Emily shares her incredible journey of resilience, grit, and elite athleticism. Discover the high-stakes world of bobsledding— Emily opens up about what it truly feels like to pull massive G-forces, the deep level of trust required between a brakeman and a pilot, and the core values of faith, power, and vision that keep her grounded through the absolute highest highs and lowest lows of world-class competition. Whether you're a young athlete aiming for the Olympic stage or a fan of the grind, this episode will inspire you to dream big and bet on yourself.

T1 · E21

15 jun 2026

47:34

From Patrick Ewing to Flipped Cars: Inside the 90's NBA with author Paul Knepper

In this exciting episode, Dylan and his dad sit down with sports author and journalist Paul Knepper to take a deep dive into the gritty, physical, and unforgettable era of 90s basketball. Paul, author of The Knicks of the 90s, breaks down what made Patrick Ewing and his underdog teammates the perfect fit for the blue-collar identity of New York City. We hear wild behind-the-scenes stories (like how a private jet exhaust flipped Jeff Van Gundy's car!), define exactly what makes up "basketball IQ," and discuss how the NBA has completely transformed from a center-dominated league to today's 3-point shootout. Plus, Paul shares masterclass tips on how to interview athletes for aspiring podcasters and reveals his all-time dream Knicks starting lineup. Whether you're a lifelong hoops fan or just discovering the history of the game, this one is a slam dunk!

T1 · E20

8 jun 2026

51:04

The World Record Mindset: Purpose over Performance with 6-Time Olympic Medalist Brendan Hansen

Between the Lane lines: Purpose, Process, and the Olympic Mindset with Brendan Hansen What does it take to become the fastest human on the planet and maintain that edge for over a decade? In this special episode, hosts Dylan and Ryan switch from the gridiron to the pool to sit down with six-time Olympic medalist and former world record holder Brendan Hansen. Brendan takes us deep into the high-pressure world of elite swimming, reflecting on his unforgettable relay gold with Michael Phelps in Beijing, breaking world records 11 times, and the historic bronze medal he won out of lane eight in London after coming out of retirement. But this isn't just a conversation about winning gold. Brendan shares the invaluable mental frameworks passed down by his legendary University of Texas coach, Eddie Reese, explaining why athletes must choose a purpose-driven identity over external performance metrics. He also reveals the staggering daily routine of an Olympian—including a grueling 6,000-calorie diet and core workouts that simulate literal torture—and delivers a hilarious, first-hand account of the time he accidentally lost his Olympic gold medal on a domestic flight home. Now serving as the Director of the National Junior Team for USA Swimming, Brendan lays out his blueprint for mentoring the next generation for LA 2028 and shares powerful, actionable life advice on values, accountability, and remaining obsessed with learning. Whether you are an aspiring athlete or looking to conquer your own daily "world records," Brendan’s mindset will redefine how you view failure and success.

T1 · E19

1 jun 2026

1:04:13

Kyle Kerrigan: Changing a Million Lives & The Power of Unrelenting Enthusiasm

In this episode of Between 2 GoalPosts, Dylan and Ryan are joined by Kyle Kerrigan, a former collegiate swimmer turned ultra-marathoner. Kyle dives into his transition from the grueling daily grind of Division 3 swimming at DePauw University to embracing the mental and physical challenges of running. The conversation covers the power of atomic habits, the philosophy of "unrelenting enthusiasm," and hilarious lessons learned from a freezing midnight swim practice. Beyond athletics, Kyle shares his profoundly impactful work at Upbring, a non-profit dedicated to child wellbeing and foster care. Dylan and Kyle swap practical strategies for managing stress—from Dylan's "glass bottle" mental exercise to Kyle's "Jar of Awesome". Tune in for an inspiring discussion on sports, resilience, and the ripple effect of changing just one child's life.

T1 · E18

25 may 2026

49:52

Ep. 17: Taylor McHargue: From Starting Rice QB to Calling Games on National TV

In this episode of Between Two Goal Posts, Dylan and his dad sit down with former Rice University quarterback and current CBS Sports analyst Taylor McHargue. Taylor shares his incredible journey from starting against the Texas Longhorns at NRG stadium as a 19-year-old freshman to calling major college football games on national television. Listen in as Taylor unpacks the leadership skills he learned under center—including why you can't be "too high with the highs or too low with the lows"—and how those lessons seamlessly translate to life outside of football. He also pulls back the curtain on the sports broadcasting world, sharing stories about stepping in for a last-minute game in El Paso, the nuances of being a great color analyst, and his best advice for Dylan on finding his own unique voice on the mic. Whether you're a college football diehard or just looking for inspiration on how to create your own luck, push through adversity, and find a great mentor, this episode is packed with invaluable takeaways. 🎙️ In This Episode, We Cover: Stepping Up: The immense pressure of taking the field against a powerhouse defense as a young starting quarterback. The Unsung Heroes: Why the offensive line is the true foundation of any successful football team. QB Leadership: Navigating different communication styles and taking responsibility when the game is on the line. The Broadcasting Grind: How Taylor created his own luck to land roles at ESPN and CBS Sports. Mentorship: The psychology of success, generating opportunities, and surrounding yourself with a great supporting cast. ⏳ Chapter Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction & Taylor’s College Football Journey 1:59 - Stepping into the Huddle: Starting Against Texas as a Freshman 5:55 - Why the Offensive Line is the Most Vital Position on the Field 7:42 - Best Teammates: Vance McDonald, Michael Kutzler, and What Makes a Great Leader 11:14 - What Playing Quarterback Teaches You About Communication 16:27 - The Best Coaching Advice: Never Get Too High or Too Low 21:28 - Transitioning to the Booth: How Broadcasting Found Him 24:49 - The Most Memorable Crowd (SMU vs. Oklahoma) 27:00 - Finding the Balance: How to Call an Objective Game 29:48 - The Best Broadcasters in the Business & The Nuances of the Job 34:46 - Taylor’s Advice for Dylan on the Mic: "Be You" 38:05 - Creating Your Own Luck & The Importance of Grit 42:42 - Finding a Mentor & Keys to a Successful Life

T1 · E17

18 may 2026

48:00

Ep 16 Austin FC’s Brad Stuver: From Backup to Starter and Why Goalkeepers Are a Little Crazy

In this episode of B2GP we talk with Brad Stuver, the starting goalkeeper for Austin FC, for an inspiring conversation about the patience, grit, and mindset required to make it in professional sports. Brad shares his incredible journey from growing up in Cleveland to finding a true home in Austin, including the eight-year wait for his first MLS starting gig and why timing and luck can be just as crucial as athletic ability. Beyond the pitch, Brad opens up about the reality of handling devastating losses, the secret to navigating tough questions from sports reporters, and his impactful community work with The Laundry Project. Plus, he tackles some fun hypothetical questions—like why he’d choose to be a striker for a single game and why he’d want to face a penalty kick from the legendary Pelé. Whether you're a die-hard soccer fan or just looking for some grounded, real-world advice, Brad’s philosophy on staying curious and adapting to adversity is something everyone can learn from.

T1 · E16

11 may 2026

41:07

Episode 15: Jimmie Johnson on NASCAR’s AI Revolution, Michael Jordan, and Dodging Flying Lettuce

In Episode 15 of Between 2 Goal Posts, seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson stops by for an unforgettable conversation. We dive deep into the unseen, highly analytical side of modern racing, exploring how mathematics and AI are revolutionizing track strategy and spec-car builds in the garage. Jimmie also shares some of the most hilarious and humbling stories from his legendary career. He breaks down his most embarrassing moment behind the wheel at Phoenix, and recounts the infamous 1999 grocery store incident where driver Rich Bickle hurled heads of iceberg lettuce at him. Plus, we discuss the unmatched competitive drive of Michael Jordan, why Clint Bowyer is the funniest guy in racing, and Shane van Gisbergen's incredible transition to the ovals.

T1 · E15

4 may 2026

1:04:01

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