51. Kehri Jones
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On this week's episode, were getting to know former Baylor Track & Field athlete, and Bobsled Gold Medalist Kehri Jones.
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50. Aaronette Vonleh
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On this week's episode, were getting to know Baylor Women's Basketball transfer Aaronette Vonleh
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49. Jada Walker
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On this week's episode, were getting to know Baylor Women's Basketball Guard Jada Walker
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48. Bella Fontleroy
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On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor Women's Basketball Junior Bella Fontleroy
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47. Pat Nunley
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On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor Men's Basketball Alumni, and Color Commentator Pat Nunley.
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46. John Morris
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On this special episode of the Sic' Em Podcast we honor our host and recipient of the 2024 NFF Chris Schenkel Award, John Morris. The "Voice of the bears" graduated from Baylor in 1980, and has since been a key individual in the Baylor community. Join us in this conversation with John as he recalls the beginning of his broadcasting career, and favorite memories over his successful 30 years with Baylor Athletics.
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45. Jalen Celestine
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On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor men's basketball's transfer Jalen Celestine.
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44. VJ Edgecombe
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On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor men's basketball's star freshman VJ Edgecombe.
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43. Seth Russell
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On this week's episode we're catching up with and getting to know legendary Baylor gunslinger Seth Russell.
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42. Eddie Lackey
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On this week's episode we're catching up with former Baylor linebacker Eddie Lackey.
info_outlineDuring a golden era that established Baylor as "Quartermiler U.," Darold Williamson was the anchor leg for 4x400 relay teams that won a combined seven Big 12 titles, 2 national indoor titles, and the 2004 NCAA Outdoor championship. The summer after his junior season at Baylor, Williamson made the finals of the 400 at the USA Olympic Trials, and went on to win a gold medal as the anchor leg in the 4x400 in Athens. Now, 20 years after his first place finish, Williamson reflects on an incredible legacy, and gets us ready for the 2024 Paris Olympics.