The Sic ’Em Podcast

On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor men's basketball's star freshman VJ Edgecombe.

On this week's episode we're catching up with and getting to know legendary Baylor gunslinger Seth Russell.

On this week's episode we're catching up with former Baylor linebacker Eddie Lackey.

On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor soccer Head Coach Michelle Lenard.

On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor volleyball Head Coach Ryan McGuyre.

On this week's episode we're getting to know new Baylor men's basketball assitant coach Steven Henson.

On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor men's basketball's Bill Armstrong, one of the newest additions to Scott Drew's coaching staff.

On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor soccer's Ashley Merrill.

On this week's episode we're getting to know Baylor volleyball seniors Lauren Briseño and Elise McGhee.

On this week's episode we're catching up with legendary Baylor linebacker Derrel Luce. Luce begain his career with the Bears in 1971 and played under Head Coach Grant Teaff for several years, until ultimately becoming a captain and All-American in 1974.

On this week's edition of The Sic 'Em Podcast we're catching up with Baylor football's new offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Jake Spavital.

On this week's episode of The Sic 'Em Podcast, we're catching up with Baylor Football's defensive coordinator and safeties coach Matt Powledge. Over the past decade, Coach Powledge has been working his way up the ranks of the collegiate coaching ladder. From small all over Louisiana, to Baylor, then Oregon, and back, Powledge brings a standard of excellence, an abundance of knowledge, and a love for the game wherever he goes.

On this week’s episode, we’re catching up with Baylor Football’s Keaton Thomas. The junior college star joined the Bears over the summer and has instantly become a staple in the center of the defense. Keaton has big goals for himself and his team this season, and is looking forward to showing everyone what his side of the ball is capable of.

On this week’s episode, we’re catching up with Baylor Football wide receiver Ketron Jackson. Last year for the Bears, the Royse City native was a pivotal part of Baylor’s downfield attack and provided plenty of big plays and exciting catches. Now, in his senior season, Jackson is looking forward to a revamped offense, and playing a key role in this year’s on field success.

On this week’s episode, we’re catching up with legendary Baylor wide receiver and long jump champion Ricky Thompson. During his time in Waco, Thompson became a 2-sport letter winner, and was a part of the 1974 “Miracle on the Brazos” Baylor football team. Now, after a 7-year NFL career, Thompson is entering year 24 as Baylor football’s sideline reporter.

On this week’s episode, John Morris is handing off the mic to Baylor Athletics’ Justin Hoff, who recently caught up with Acrobatics & Tumbling’s Bayley Humphrey. The new Baylor graduate is fresh off of a 4th straight national championship, and is getting us up to speed on an incredibly busy summer and life after college.

On this week’s episode, we’re catching up with legendary Baylor quarterback and fan favorite Nick Florence. During his time behind center, Florence set Baylor’s single-game and single-season passing yards records, while being named an All-American, Big 12 Scholar Athlete of the Year, and a member of the All-Big 12 First Team. Now, Florence remains an active member of the Waco community and serves as the Associate Athletics Director for Major Gifts here at his alma mater.

On this week’s episode we’re catching up with Baylor baseball legend and former big leaguer David Murphy. Murphy had an incredibly successful career in the Green & Gold that included a 1st team All-American selection, and went on to hear his name called in the first round in the 2003 MLB draft. Now, after a long career in the majors, David Murphy is continuing to pour into the game he loves.

On this week’s episode we are joined by Avery Skinner, a former Baylor Volleyball star who is set to suit up for Team USA in this summer’s Paris Olympics. Avery, the daughter of Baylor basketball legend Brian Skinner, won the national championship with Kentucky before coming to finish her collegiate career at her father’s alma mater. Now, after shining in international play, Skinner is looking to help push Team USA to a second consecutive gold medal.

Arguably Baylor's best baseball player in school history, Jason Jennings was a two-time All-American and the first consensus National Player of the Year in Division I in 1999. Jennings went on to be a 1st round pick when the Colorado Rockies took him 16th overall, and had one of the most memorable debuts in MLB history, pitching a 5-hit shutout while also hitting his first career home run. Now, after a successful career in the professional ranks, Jennings is focused on family, and has found a career in training the next generation of ball players.