Apocalypse Now

[Schadenfreude]

BGSU has a new podcast featuring football players. On the latest episode, it was revealed by Davon Ferguson that one of Demetrius Hardamon's middle names is "Apocalypse."

It is difficult to imagine a better football name for a linebacker, and I hope Todd Walker is all over this.

[Beaker]

"You're a tackler boy, sent by coaches, to collect running backs' heads."

[Schadenfreude]

"Sack! Demetrius Hardamon bringing the* apocalypse* on that tackle of Bronco quarterback Kaleb Eleby!"

[jpfalcon09]

I saw the title of this thread and assumed it had to do with the state of the board.

[fredthefalcon]

"Sack! Demetrius Hardamon bringing the* apocalypse* on that tackle of Bronco quarterback Kaleb Eleby!"

Well that can't happen at least when BG plays WMU. Eleby is set for the NFL draft.

[Schadenfreude]

Well that can't happen at least when BG plays WMU. Eleby is set for the NFL draft.

A good catch. Thank you!

(I see several MAC players may well be drafted. Central Michigan OT Bernard Raimann could go in Round 2.)

[Schadenfreude]

The BGSU football podcasts hosted by BGSU's Vincent Briedis continue to be interesting. This week, he had on Sami Sir and Odieu Hiliare.

Sami said he worked for the Melbourne, Australia, equivalent of TSA for several years before deciding to see if he could make a go of punting an American football. Australian football players are excellent punters.

Odieu, who goes by "O.J.," is of Haitian descent and speaks Haitian Creole fluently with his family.

Perhaps the biggest jaw-dropper for me is that Sami's first organized American football game may well be the season opener in the Rose Bowl. Imagine playing your first ever American football game in the Rose Bowl!

Sami also enjoys eating fish and chips. Back in Australia, the fish in fish and chips come from gummy sharks.

The podcasts aren't super polished, but it's cool to hear our players in their own words. This is the latest podcast:

https://bgsufalcons.com/news/2022/5/2/f ... dcast.aspx

[jpfalcon09]

The BGSU football podcasts hosted by BGSU's Vincent Briedis continue to be interesting. This week, he had on Sami Sir and Odieu Hiliare.

Sami said he worked for the Melbourne, Australia, equivalent of TSA in for several years before deciding to see if he could make a go of punting an American football. Australian football players are excellent punters.

Odieu, who goes by "O.J.," is of Haitian descent and speaks Haitian Creole fluently with his family.

Perhaps the biggest jaw-dropper for me is that Sami's first organized American football game may well be the season opener in the Rose Bowl. Imagine playing your first ever American football game in the Rose Bowl!

Sami also enjoys eating fish and chips. Back in Australia, the fish in fish and chips come from gummy sharks.

The podcasts aren't super polished, but it's cool to hear our players in their own words. This is the latest podcast:

https://bgsufalcons.com/news/2022/5/2/f ... dcast.aspx

Gummy shark doo doo doo doo do do.

[MarkL]

The BGSU football podcasts hosted by BGSU's Vincent Briedis continue to be interesting. This week, he had on Sami Sir and Odieu Hiliare.

Sami said he worked for the Melbourne, Australia, equivalent of TSA in for several years before deciding to see if he could make a go of punting an American football. Australian football players are excellent punters.

Odieu, who goes by "O.J.," is of Haitian descent and speaks Haitian Creole fluently with his family.

Perhaps the biggest jaw-dropper for me is that Sami's first organized American football game may well be the season opener in the Rose Bowl. Imagine playing your first ever American football game in the Rose Bowl!

Sami also enjoys eating fish and chips. Back in Australia, the fish in fish and chips come from gummy sharks.

The podcasts aren't super polished, but it's cool to hear our players in their own words. This is the latest podcast:

https://bgsufalcons.com/news/2022/5/2/f ... dcast.aspx

Gummy shark doo doo doo doo do do.

No!!!!!! Make it stop