Louisiana Tech’s Boris Teske’s reputation precedes him: “There’s that librarian that’s always so hype at the basketball games.” Listen to Teske give his firsthand account of finding a love for college athletics and an uncanny knack for often being the loudest, proudest, and rowdiest presence at the Bulldogs’ and Lady Techsters’ contests year in and […]
136. Gerald Jordan: Why We’re All Here
Deputy Athletics Director Gerald Jordan came to Louisiana Tech 11 years ago, and his career in LA Tech Sports has seen him transition from sports medicine to leadership and administration. He is committed to the University and its student-athletes, and the native Tennessean has kept his career goals focused on fostering a culture of community […]
131. Rebecca Quebedeaux Pike: Athlete to Alumna
Rebecca Quebedeaux Pike might be in her first month on the job as the Louisiana Tech Alumni Association’s coordinator of marketing and membership, but her journey as a Tech student-athlete is still very fresh in her mind. She spends this episode talking about her decision to attend Tech to run track and field and cross […]
128. Ryan Ivey: Rivalries Renewed
Ryan Ivey, Vice President and Director of Athletics at Louisiana Tech University, discusses the institution’s recent acceptance into the Sun Belt Conference, highlighting the benefits of renewed rivalries, geographic proximity, and reduced travel costs. Ivey reflects on his career journey, stressing the importance of leadership, fan engagement, and community connection, and he also outlines ongoing […]
127. You Gotta Love It: Remembering Dave Nitz
Broadcasters and writers Teddy Allen and Malcolm Butler and historian Chris Kennedy gather together on this episode to discuss the life of Hall of Famer and 50-year Voice of the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Dave Nitz, who passed away in June of 2025. The trio talk about the career of “Freeway” Dave, share stories and memories […]
122. Malcolm Butler: It’s the People
Malcolm Butler, the voice of Louisiana Tech, shares his deep-rooted connection with the University, starting from his childhood memories of the campus. He recounts his journey from a student worker to jobs in sports information, highlighting significant moments like beating Alabama in 1999 and the 2019 softball team’s resilience post-tornado. Butler discusses his transition from […]