Podcasts

Nathan Hague started this blog in 2007, and in 2009 added the podcast. As a journalism major and a radio/television minor, Nathan Hague saw it as a good opportunity to gain experience in both aspects of radio and writing.

Nathan Hague started the Hague Sports Podcast last August after spending a day at the Dallas Cowboys training camp in San Antonio.

Luke “Ochocinco” Johnson was with him on that first podcast, and still makes regular appearances on the show. Despite the fact he’s currently enrolled at UT Tyler, The Ocho likes to think of himself as an Aggie.

Stephen “Where’s my nickname?” Todd makes frequent appearances as well. He’s currently in the U.S. Army Stationed at Ft. Hood.

Jason Hague might not have a nickname yet, but he has the honor and privilege of sharing a last name with the host. Never mind the fact they’re brothers. Jason currently lives in Oregon, but often wishes to be back in the Lone Star State, at least for the sports if nothing else. His voice is herd on the intro, along with music he put together.

Ben Dieter made his first appearance on the second episode, titled “The Big Four,” which aired Aug. 27, 2009. He’s considered the baseball expert of the show and has his own Texas Ranges blog at http://rangerfandieter.blogspot.com/.

Josh Johnson made his first appearance on the episode which was titled “Mike and Mike” which aired Apr. 2, 2010. Johnson currently coaches high school football, and is Luke’s brother.

The Drama Queen Award

The guys wanted to come up with a unique and original bit. So, after much thought and conversation, they came up with the Drama Queen Award which is handed out to someone in the world of sports who has said or done something stupid on or off the field or court.

A letter on behalf of the candidates may come in any form, and the guys will read the letter (that they actually wrote, just in case you’re wondering) before voting on a winner for that particular episode.