We get to know two San Antonio rising stars on this episode! Find out how Running Back John Lovett made his way to San Antonio via Jersey, and the connection between DL Caeveon Patton and Michael Myers (Halloween)? That and so much more as we chat on a more personal level with these two Brahmas who are focused on bringing home a championship victory for San Antonio!

The Brahmas clinched a spot in the UFL playoffs with the win over Arlington on Sunday and will face the St. Louis Battlehawks (6-2) in the XFL Conference Championship Game on Sunday, June 9 at 6 PM CT. A win over the Stallions and a win on the road at St. Louis in Week 10 could allow San Antonio to host the XFL Conference Championship Game.

The San Antonio Brahmas will wear their Alamo Yellow Jerseys at home Saturday as the Brahmas hold their “Hats Off to Heroes'' game to show appreciation for all military and first responders. San Antonio hosts the UFL league-leading Birmingham Stallions (8-0) at the Alamodome at 2 PM .CT in the regular season home finale.

Dive into the huddle with Super Bowl champion and legendary football coach, Wade Phillips, in a podcast that’s as heartwarming as it is insightful. With Texas roots that run as deep as his playbook, Coach Phillips reveals the secrets behind his coaching success, his unwavering commitment to inspiring greatness in every player, both on and off the field. From tactical genius to motivational mastermind, he shares not just the strategies but the stories that have defined his career. Don’t miss this podcast full of incredible memories, including a special look back at the unforgettable moment when he clinched the Super Bowl victory. This is more than just a podcast; it's a masterclass in leadership, legacy, and the love of the game, straight from the heart of the new San Antonio Brahmas head coach. Join us for laughs, lessons, and a journey through a life of unparalleled football excellence.

In our latest podcast, Ep. 4, we had the privilege of sitting down with Hines Ward, a true legend in the world of football. Ward, who earned the Super Bowl MVP while playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers in their 2006 victory, shared his thoughts on why San Antonio is so special to him. He also expressed his deep appreciation for the Alamodome, a venue that holds a unique significance in his career and personal journey. Ward, who had a role in the 2012 film "The Dark Knight Rises," also shed a little light on his experience working on the big screen.

Hines Ward graciously dropped some inspiration with our hosts, Richard Oliver, Tito Caballero, and Chris Flores. This conversation is a testament to the incredible journey of a world-class athlete and a remarkable individual.

In this episode, we sit down with Frank Harris, the star Quarterback for UTSA, to explore his remarkable impact on our city both on and off the field. Frank opens up about his journey, reflecting on the responsibility of being a role model and inspiring future athletes. Surprisingly, he shares his childhood dream of becoming a professional bull rider, shedding light on the unconventional paths athletes often dream of. Plus, we delve into his love for country music and the sweet dessert that keeps him fueled for success. Tune in for a candid conversation with a true hometown hero!

Sean Elliott's Memorial Day Miracle is one of the greatest moments in San Antonio Spurs history, and a highlight that we have to recount as we remember epic moments that have happened inside the Alamodome. In this episode Sean goes into detail about the few seconds that led up to the historic 3-point shot, plus we also talk about Sean's favorite tacos in San Antonio and how he faced his greatest challenges and thrived. How does Sean feel about Victor Wembanyama? Download this episode to hear why Sean feels that Wemby was meant to play for the Spurs.

Take an audio journey to the days when the Alamodome was merely an idea, and walk through the challenges and successes with the visionary behind San Antonio's most iconic venue, Henry Cisneros. We talk about the economic impact, the origins of the dead armadillo story, and even talk with Mr. Cisneros about some of his favorite local San Antonio eateries and the idea of an NFL team in San Antonio. Is it as dead as the armadillo, or is there still hope?