What's the Good Word?
Joshua Julian, Steven JulianFrom recruiting to game results to player movement, welcome to the most in-depth Georgia Tech podcast around! Brought to you by Georgia Tech fans, for Georgia Tech fans.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||
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Joshua provides the weekly update on the Braves and their season, then spends some time updating on some prospect performances and if the Braves should look to trade for some reinforcements in the starting rotation.
Steven and Joshua wrap up some of the spring sports, update the baseball and softball news, and then cover the copious amount of transfers coming in and out of the Georgia Tech programs.
Joshua covers two mock drafts published in the Athletic, and follows that up with some sleeper prospects at each position in this draft.
After a brief recap of the atrocious ending to the Hawks season, Joshua gets up on his soap box and rants once again about the Hawks and the direction the team needs this offseason.
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- Funny
Well done gentlemen, and thanks for the show. I particularly like the occasional digs on the goobers in Athens.
Apple Podcasts5Boggy red
United States2 years ago - Knowledgeable and Witty
Steven and Joshua are true Georgia Tech fans who are both knowledgeable and witty in their back and forth banter. They will keep you up-to-date with all things related to Georgia Tech sports through this fun and enjoyable podcast.
Apple Podcasts5KentJulianUnited States2 years ago - Only one of its kind
This podcast is the only one of it’s kind d for Georgia Tech. Finally! Something for Jacket fans everywhere. These guys do their homework and know what they are talking about. Very informative and a great listen.
Apple Podcasts5JacketFan StacUnited States2 years ago
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