HeyJaredHanratty’s Huddle!
Terry Hanratty, former NFL and Notre Dame quarterback, talks football, sports and life in general as he shares his thoughts and his vast experience.
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HANRATTY'S HUDDLE 9.24.26 (opens the original)
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Terry and Dave open with a hint of optimistic health news! The guys make their way to football, with quarterback injuries at the top of the topic list. Then it's on to college football. How would Terry handle the end of the NC State/Vandy game?
HANRATTY'S HUDDLE 9.16.26 (opens the original)
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University of Notre Dame James E. Rohr Director of Athletics Pete Bevacqua is the guest of Terry Hanratty and Dave Torromeo.
HANRATTY'S HUDDLE 9.9.26 (opens the original)
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We were scheduled to have Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua on this edition of the podcast but have to reschedule. Terry and Dave open with explaining why. No chance the guys were going to talk about Michigan/Western Michigan, right? Well, add a second and listen (too soon?). Notre Dame, of course, takes center stage as well. It's a college football bonanza of topics!
HANRATTY'S HUDDLE 9.3.26 (opens the original)
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Terry and Dave catch up on the latest in sports.
HANRATTY'S HUDDLE 8.25.26 (opens the original)
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Laughs! Sports! Hot topics! Color TVs! Lots to consider on this episode, including players returning to college from the pros, baseball issues of the day, the Steelers/Jets game (or fiasco), and the WNBA. Plenty of spice in this edition of the Huddle!
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