The Book

John U. Bacon is coming on to talk about this, ie "The Greatest Comeback: How Team Canada Fought Back, Took the Summit Series, and Reinvented Hockey."

Like you need more than a link to buy a Bacon book, core audience. He could have called it Hockey Canada's Lasting Lessons and you'd buy it. It's a Bacon book.

The Sponsors

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Featured Musician: Craig Brown Band

Video is Here:

[After THE JUMP: What's to be said]

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1. Penn State Preview

starts at the top

If their secondary is so good why do they give up yards? Seth is afraid of running quarterbacks, like we haven't faced Sean Clifford before.

2. John U. Bacon on his new book The Greatest Comeback on the 1972 Summit Series

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The Canadians were so sure of themselves. Then they had to go into the Columbus, Ohio, of countries to win back their pride.

3. Bacon and Hockey

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Bacon coached against Narauto so he's got

4. Indiana After Review

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Okay Klatt, what did you find? Well, how did it go with Barnhart? Was there a Mike Hart Effect? Dealing with Screens. How real is the pass rush?

About the Featured Musician

This week it's the Craig Brown Band (Website. Spotify.) He's country, but tongue in cheek country. One thing my college friend core group (who were all in a band) does when we get together is pull out acoustic guitars and genre-bend. Craig Brown reminds me of that…putting a blues riff on an Old Blue Eyes classic or   The song choices:

• Overthinking
• Get This Money
• Shoulda Been Fishin'

Also because Across 110th Street will get our Youtubes taken now now, the opener and outro:

• “The Employee is Not Afraid”—Bear vs. Shark
• “Ruska Vodka”—Motorboat

THE USUAL LINKS:

• Helpful iTunes subscribe link
• General podcast feed link
• Direct download link
• What's with the theme music?

Look for Brian's Lasting Lessons, the dark and sordid history of MGoBlog, by John U. Bacon next fall.