Hall of Fame Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski

11/08/23 • 48 min

Hall of Famer and 5-time national champion basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski of Duke University joins the Official Heisman Trophy Podcast to discuss his efforts with the Emily K Center in Durham, North Carolina. The 2022 Heisman Humanitarian Award winner also reflects on life after basketball and gives his thoughts on conference realignment as well as this season's Blue Devils squad. Later in the show, in honor of Veteran's Day, we pay tribute to Heisman veterans and their service.

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Special Teams: Iowa P Tory Taylor & USC PR Zachariah Branch

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This week's episode focuses on special teams as Iowa All-American punter Tory Taylor joins the show to talk about his journey from Melbourne, Australia to the Big Ten while teaching us a thing or two about punting. He's followed by USC all-purpose dynamo Zachariah Branch, who explains his fearless approach to returning punts and kicks. Finally, we wrap up the show with a look at Steve Spurrier's game-winning field goal over Auburn in 1966 that helped him clinch the Heisman Trophy.

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Alabama QB Jalen Milroe (Part I)

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Crimson Tide sophomore quarterback Jalen Milroe joins the Official Heisman Trophy Podcast to talk about Alabama's improvement and how his early-season benching was an opportunity. With three games left to play, he wants to Let All Naysayers Know that the Tide is back in business. The show closes out with one of the greatest college quarterbacks of all time, 1990 Heisman Trophy winner Ty Detmer out of Brigham Young University. Detmer talks about his love of sports while growing up in Texas, why he chose to attend BYU, what it was like to upset No. 1 Miami and what he's been up to these last few years.