In this week’s episode host Jonathan Goudeau breaks down the University of Central Oklahoma’s homecoming game against Fort Hays State as well as previewing this week’s matchup against Central Missouri. He also gives updates on other UCO sports happenings.
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On this weeks episode host Jonathan Goudeau breaks down the University of Central Oklahoma’s loss to Northwest Missouri State and finds the good in it along with previewing this weeks homecoming game against Fort Hays State and giving updates on other UCO athletic happenings.
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After a red hot 3-0 start, the Dallas Cowboys potent offense short-circuited in a 12-10 road loss to the New Orleans Saints marking the first time since 1998 they won a game without scoring a touchdown. Here are the four biggest takeaways from tonight’s game. 1. Offensive Line The supposed best line in football did […]
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Host Jonathan Goudeau is back with another edition of the Cho Show breaking down the University of Central Oklahoma’s historic home win over Lincoln University as well as breaking down this weeks matchup against Northwest Missouri Stae and giving a well-deserved shoutout to a certain coach. Full Press Conference
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On this weeks episode of the Cho Show podcast host, Jonathan Goudeau breaks down UCO’s comeback win over Nebraska Kearney and the playmakers behind it as well as previewing this weeks matchup against Lincoln University and giving an update on everything UCO athletics.
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After last weeks season-opening win against the New York Giants, the Dallas Cowboys moved to 2-0 on the season notching a 31-21 road win over the Washington Redskins. For the second straight week, the offense looked good and the defense showed more improvement. Here are the four biggest takeaways from today’s game. Game Stats: https://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2019091509/2019/REG2/cowboys@redskins?icampaign=scoreStrip-globalNav-2019091509 […]
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The quarterback position historically isn’t drawn up to be an overly entertaining and mesmerizing position. That was usually designated to wide receivers, running backs and special teams. Over time, the lead position on the football field has become less conservative and now, it’s downright liberal with quarterbacks free to add their flare to the position. […]
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