Episode 160
Gonzaga Joins The Pac-12, $3 Million Basketball Boost, And Oregon State Preps For Colorado State Showdown
In Episode 160 of the Belligerent Beavs Podcast, we react to the exciting news that Gonzaga is officially joining the Pac-12, and what that means for the future of Beaver basketball. We also celebrate a huge $3 million donation to Oregon State's basketball programs, showing investment in both men's and women's teams. Plus, we look ahead to this week's football matchup, as the Beavs prepare to take on Colorado State after the bye. Can the Beavs continue their dominance in time of possession and make a statement this spooky season?
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In this episode of the Belligerent Beavs, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from personal anecdotes about age and nostalgia, concert experiences, and party stories, to the excitement of the Halloween season. They also delve into the recent news of Gonzaga joining the Pac-12, exploring the implications for college basketball and the dynamics of the conference. The conversation is filled with humor, reflections on past experiences, and a shared love for sports and music.
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The hosts reflect on their age and nostalgia for past sports figures.
Concert experiences evoke memories and discussions about music.
Party stories highlight the fun and chaos of neighborhood events.
The Halloween season brings excitement and plans for festivities.
Weather changes signal the arrival of fall and seasonal transitions.
The beer segment features Halloween-themed drinks and discussions.
Halloween music is a topic of interest, with a call for more original songs.
Gonzaga's addition to the Pac-12 is a significant development for college basketball.
The dynamics of basketball conferences are evolving with new additions.
The hosts express pride in their college teams and their recent successes.
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"It's crazy that the listener has no idea."
"I feel old every time I see Buster Posey."
"I saw Green Day and Smashing Pumpkins."
"They will let you down."
"This feels earned and deserved."
"Do we become a basketball conference?"