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October 30, 2008
Podcast Episodes

Solid Verbal Podcast: Episode #11 (10/30/2008)

Ty and Dan hop in bed with iTunes as a featured podcast(?!?!) and release the first Solid Verbal Combine video on YouTube showing Dan’s upset victory in the 40-yard dash.  Plus, the tandem talks about:

  • The pillow fight that was Penn State vs. Ohio State and the wonders of the spread offense
  • Ty Willingham’s much-awaited resignation / firing from the University of Washington
  • Why, according to regulations, Maverick’s role in Top Gun was not possible
  • Colt McCoy’s spectacular girlfriend
  • Texas Tech’s walk-on, contest-winning kicker
  • Patrick Edwards’ gruesome injury
  • The next leg of the Solid Verbal podcast
  • The games of the week

E-mail the show at solidverbal@gmail.com or leave a voice message at 206-426-3252.  Also, check out the Solid Verbal YouTube Channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheSolidVerbal

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