It’s March! Ft. Ryan MBA

Tony and Pete sit down to talk about the downfall of Big 5 hoops

Tony is joined by Riley Frian of Mid Major Madness to break down a massive week in Hawks basketball. After a stunning victory over Cal to keep their NIT run alive, Saint Joe’s has officially put the field on notice. With Colorado State and the Bears in the rearview, we look ahead to the next challenge: New Mexico.In This Episode:The NIT Run: How the Hawks beat Cal and what they need to do to keep the momentum swinging against the Lobos.A-10 Shakeup: We dive into VCU’s conference title win and the implications of Phil Martelli Jr.’s new contract. Are we witnessing the birth of the Atlantic 10’s next great rivalry?The Ultimate Sacrifice: We close the show with a heavy hypothetical—would you sell the beloved undefeated banner if it meant securing a massive haul of NIL donations?

Tony and Pete sit down with the legendary Ryan MBA to discuss Hawks and much more

Riley joins the show to chat with Tony about the Hawks recent success to start A10 play

Semaj from BigFiveFeautures sits down and chats a 3-0 win streak against the Hawks

HHH sits down with Tony and Pete to talk SJU’s performance to date

Tony and Pete talk KPIs for the season after a tough start to the year. Tune in for some laughs and a breath of fresh air!

After the joy of having an interview with Coach Donahue, the Hawk Talk crew add their newly minted co-host to the show, Ryan MBA. This episode previews the “Don” of a new era which starts 11/3 as the Hawks take on Lafayette. Enjoy!

Coach Steve Donahue sits down and joins the Hawk Talk guys for their first episode of season 5. The Don of a New Era is upon us and Steve tells us all about what this new era might look like.Look how sharp the tie looks!

We sit down with Ryan to talk through hawk and barrel, all the evidence of how Jill has mishandled the last six years, how Billy’s departure makes him the worst coach in Saint Joe’s history, what the players era news past week means for scheduling and recruiting, and if tearing down the whole basketball admin would actually help, along with the fears that come with that idea.