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Call To MACtion

The first official podcast of the Mid-American Conference! Hosted by MAC’s own Jeremy Guy, Call To MACtion gives you the best inside stories coming out of the conference. Giving you weekly trending topics, guests, and other fun takes on all things MACtion.

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  1. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    8.27.26 - Sacramento State Director of Athletics Mark Orr (opens the original)

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    Sacramento State is officially in the MAC - and now it’s time to play some football! On this episode of Call to MACtion, Sacramento State Director of Athletics Mark Orr joins the show ahead of the Hornets’ historic first game as a member of the Mid-American Conference against Eastern Michigan. Orr takes us inside Sacramento State’s journey to the FBS, what joining the MAC means for the university and what he expects when the Hornets take the field Saturday. We wrap things up with a California-th

  2. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    8.20.26 - MAC Commissioner Dr. Jon Steinbrecher (opens the original)

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    Call to MACtion is back! MAC Commissioner Dr. Jon Steinbrecher joins the podcast to help kick off the 2026-27 season and discuss the latest around the MAC. Hear from Commissioner Steinbrecher on the state of the Conference, the upcoming season, the changing landscape of college athletics and what's ahead for the MAC.

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