Norman Watkins's guest appearances

Norman Watkins

Stories Inside the Man Cave

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Mike Stoops

Jeff Traylor

Greg Swindell

Gavin Graham

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Tim Duncan

Quan Cosby

Jake Spavital

Eddie Radosevich

Blake Brown

Ryan Bennett

Julius Whittier

Jimmy Saxton

Charles Omenihu

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Host: Shawn Clynch: @ShawnC_ATX Co-Hosts: Mike Murphy:  @LastStandHats Maurice "Coach Mo" Harris: @CoachMoFitness Click on this link for all previous episodes:  https://www.buzzsprout.com/948499 Back-to-back weeks with a full house plus one.  Well, plus one being Mike "Hardball" Hardge aka "Willie D" and "Cleanup Man".   But, the guest of honor was former Texas Longhorn linebacker, Norman Watkins who was once quoted his true freshman season at Texas in 1991 saying, "I'm too damn good to redshirt."  Stormin' Norm discussed his childhood and upbringing and his long journey to becoming a Longhorn and his dark times in life.  He and Clynch met in the 8th grade at Martin Junior High and have been life long friends ever since.   The elephant in the room was Urban Myer and if he is in fact not committing to becoming Tom Herman's successor.   Watkins discussed the sentiment felt towards the Longhorns program currently and if UT is in fact a blue blood program.  Clynch did some research on overall records since 1980 by college football programs, specifically the perceived blue bloods and how many 4+ loss seasons were experienced. This is a brief result of that research:  Ohio State, 11 seasons Oklahoma, 12 seasons Alabama, 13 seasons Miami (Fl), 17 seasons Texas, 24 seasons Texas A&amp;M, 29 seasons  Can't argue facts, but is Texas truly a tier 1 blue blood program?  Norm ended the episode in segment two with a rapid fire Q&amp;A session with the guys and ended with an uplifting story about his former coach, John Mackovic.  During the salute of goodbyes, Hardge caused some laughter with, "take a damn nap"!

Host: Shawn Clynch: @ShawnC_ATX Co-Hosts: Mike Murphy:  @LastStandHats Maurice "Coach Mo" Harris: @CoachMoFitness Click on this link for all previous episodes:  <a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/948499" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.buzzsprout.com/948499</a> Back-to-back weeks with a full house plus one. Well, plus one being Mike "Hardball" Hardge aka "Willie D" and "Cleanup Man".  But, the guest of honor was former Texas Longhorn linebacker, Norman Watkins who was once quoted his true freshman season at Texas in 1991 saying, "I'm too damn good to redshirt." Stormin' Norm discussed his childhood and upbringing and his long journey to becoming a Longhorn and his dark times in life. He and Clynch met in the 8th grade at Martin Junior High and have been life long friends ever since.  The elephant in the room was Urban Myer and if he is in fact not committing to becoming Tom Herman's successor.  Watkins discussed the sentiment felt towards the Longhorns program currently and if UT is in fact a blue blood program. Clynch did some research on overall records since 1980 by college football programs, specifically the perceived blue bloods and how many 4+ loss seasons were experienced. This is a brief result of that research: Ohio State, 11 seasons Oklahoma, 12 seasons Alabama, 13 seasons Miami (Fl), 17 seasons Texas, 24 seasons Texas A&amp;M, 29 seasons Can't argue facts, but is Texas truly a tier 1 blue blood program? Norm ended the episode in segment two with a rapid fire Q&amp;A session with the guys and ended with an uplifting story about his former coach, John Mackovic. During the salute of goodbyes, Hardge caused some laughter with, "take a damn nap"!

Stories Inside the Man Cave episode 46 with Longhorn 4 Life, Stormin' Norman Watkins & Hardball Hardge

Back-to-back weeks with a full house plus one.Well, plus one being Mike "Hardball" Hardge aka "Willie D" and "Cleanup Man". But, the guest of honor was former Texas Longhorn linebacker, Norman Watkins who was once quoted his true freshman season at Texas in 1991 saying, "I'm too damn good to redshirt."Stormin' Norm discussed his childhood and upbringing and his long journey to becoming a Longhorn and his dark times in life.He and Clynch met in the 8th grade at Martin Junior High and have been life long friends ever since. The elephant in the room was Urban Myer and if he is in fact not committing to becoming Tom Herman's successor. Watkins discussed the sentiment felt towards the Longhorns program currently and if UT is in fact a blue blood program.Clynch did some research on overall records since 1980 by college football programs, specifically the perceived blue bloods and how many 4+ loss seasons were experienced. This is a brief result of that research:Ohio State, 11 seasonsOklahoma, 12 seasonsAlabama, 13 seasonsMiami (Fl), 17 seasonsTexas, 24 seasonsTexas A&amp;M, 29 seasonsCan't argue facts, but is Texas truly a tier 1 blue blood program?Norm ended the episode in segment two with a rapid fire Q&amp;A session with the guys and ended with an uplifting story about his former coach, John Mackovic.During the salute of goodbyes, Hardge caused some laughter with, "take a damn nap"!Support the showPlease like and follow each of Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast social media links on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

Back-to-back weeks with a full house plus one. Well, plus one being Mike "Hardball" Hardge aka "Willie D" and "Cleanup Man".  But, the guest of honor was former Texas Longhorn linebacker, Norman Watkins who was once quoted his true freshman season at Texas in 1991 saying, "I'm too damn good to redshirt." Stormin' Norm discussed his childhood and upbringing and his long journey to becoming a Longhorn and his dark times in life. He and Clynch met in the 8th grade at Martin Junior High and have been life long friends ever since.  The elephant in the room was Urban Myer and if he is in fact not committing to becoming Tom Herman's successor.  Watkins discussed the sentiment felt towards the Longhorns program currently and if UT is in fact a blue blood program. Clynch did some research on overall records since 1980 by college football programs, specifically the perceived blue bloods and how many 4+ loss seasons were experienced. This is a brief result of that research: Ohio State, 11 seasons Oklahoma, 12 seasons Alabama, 13 seasons Miami (Fl), 17 seasons Texas, 24 seasons Texas A&amp;M, 29 seasons Can't argue facts, but is Texas truly a tier 1 blue blood program? Norm ended the episode in segment two with a rapid fire Q&amp;A session with the guys and ended with an uplifting story about his former coach, John Mackovic. During the salute of goodbyes, Hardge caused some laughter with, "take a damn nap"! <a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/StoriesManCave" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>Please like and follow each of Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast social media links on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

Episode 46 with Longhorn 4 Life, Norman Watkins & Hardball Hardge