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Angelo State University

Angelo State University

Funded by local contributions and a self-imposed county tax, San Angelo Junior College opened its doors in 1928 with 112 enrolled students. Built on resilience, perseverance and determination, SAJC grew into Angelo State University, now enrolling over 11,500 students and boasting an active alumni base of over 50,000. In a values-focused and student-centered learning environment, ASU offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs with the mission to provide highly competitive graduates to the global marketplace. The spirit of Angelo State is captured in the Ram Family, made up of students from across Texas, throughout the U.S. and around the globe, as well as committed faculty and staff. With over 100 student clubs and organizations, thriving intramurals, competitive club sports and activities at the nationally-acclaimed University Center and ASU Lake House, campus life is vibrant and welcoming. Intercollegiate athletic teams compete in NCAA Division II and the Lone Star Conference, regularly competing for conference and national championships. Angelo State is committed to helping students expand their stories through comprehensive support services and financial aid opportunities. By providing programs that support students’ transition to college life, academic progress and overall well-being, ASU ensures they have the best chance of persisting through to graduation. With over 600 unique scholarship programs and ASU Distinguished Scholarships, nearly 90% of students receive some form of financial aid. ASU awards more than $75 million in scholarships, grants and other financial aid annually, helping almost half of its graduates complete their degree debt free. From academics and research to athletics and student support, the Ram Family exemplifies Angelo State’s core values, showing the world what it means to Go as a Ram.www.angelo.edu

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Oct 30, 2026

Anthony ArmstrongHOST
28:45
And they were like, Andy, what are you doing? I said, man, I'm hunting rams.
Anthony ArmstrongHOST
28:48
We would play Angelo State and say we're hunting the rams.
Anthony ArmstrongHOST
28:51
I'm hunting rams.
Anthony ArmstrongHOST
28:52
And then we would go out and beat them and then wear it again.
Worth FarabeeGUEST
1:42
But I was in Austin working government relations and at the system level as well.
Worth FarabeeGUEST
1:48
So working not only with Texas Tech University, but also having the opportunity to work with Midwestern State University that is in my hometown of Wichita Falls, Texas, as well as Angelo State University out in San Angelo.
Worth FarabeeGUEST
2:05
So, you know, good swaths of West Texas.
Worth FarabeeGUEST
2:08
And, you know, even before then, I spent about a decade in the Texas Capitol working for different House of Representative members and over that time.
Nick SchooleyGUEST
3:37
Sure.
Erin HoganHOST
3:38
Angelo State.
Erin HoganHOST
3:39
There's a lot of colleges in Chicago, too, by the way.
Erin HoganHOST
3:42
DePaul's downtown.
JoshHOST
34:02
Not San Angelo.
JoshHOST
34:04
Angelo State.
JoshHOST
34:05
Yes.
JohnnyHOST
34:06
See, this is what we're talking about.
Craig SperryHOST
1:58
Interesting.
Kale SteedHOST
1:59
Friday and Saturday, they lost to UTPB in Angelo State.
Kale SteedHOST
2:02
Think about that.
Kale SteedHOST
2:02
They lost to UTPB.
Kale SteedHOST
2:04
It's hard to believe.
Kale SteedHOST
2:05
It's a rough year.
Kale SteedHOST
2:06
And then they got lost to Angelo State.
Kale SteedHOST
2:08
But who was on the sideline was assistant coach, let me see, I get her name here, I don't know, Genevieve Hopkins.
Kale SteedHOST
2:07
West Texas A&M Sports Information Director Brent Seals, who I think had been there 18 years.
Kale SteedHOST
2:15
has officially left and was announced as the new assistant athletic director at Angelo State University.
Kale SteedHOST
2:22
For those that don't know Brent, and I know a lot of people that listen to this show do know Brent, he's a good friend, and he's just one of the best guys in life.
Kale SteedHOST
2:31
And Man, I'm going to miss him.
Craig SperryHOST
4:02
And you're right.
Craig SperryHOST
4:03
Social media will let you know what people think of you, good or bad.
Craig SperryHOST
4:07
And in this case, it's been nothing but positive and lots of people wishing him nothing but success at Angelo State.
Craig SperryHOST
4:13
And, you know, there's another piece of the past gone at WT.
Jared PaulHOST
13:49
Okay.
Lacy SchneemannGUEST
13:49
There's a college called Angelo State University there, D2, and an Air Force base.
Lacy SchneemannGUEST
13:56
But I grew up there.
Lacy SchneemannGUEST
13:58
It's like 100,000 people, which is not actually that small, but it is in the middle of nowhere.
Jacob ReddingGUEST
18:15
know.
Jacob ReddingGUEST
18:16
And I think I really liked all, like, it was like A&M Kingsville, West Texas A&M, Angelo State, like all those kind of, that group of whatever that conference is.
Jacob ReddingGUEST
18:26
Right.
Jacob ReddingGUEST
18:27
And I was like, I really liked all the coaches.
SpencerHOST
76:46
... ultimately that money's going back into Texas Tech's pocket or a piece of it is.
SpencerHOST
76:54
The Lady Raiders, Michael, they had their scrimmage versus Angelo State this past Sunday.
SpencerHOST
77:01
They won that one handily, 81-40.
SpencerHOST
77:04
And then their tip-off Thursday, November 5th versus Charlotte and then Monday the 9th versus Lamar.
Grayson SingletonHOST
49:34
Really? I did not know that.
Grayson SingletonHOST
49:35
Where did he play? Angelo State.
Grayson SingletonHOST
49:37
Angelo State, my uncle, his brother went to Arizona State, drafted by Phoenix.
Grayson SingletonHOST
49:41
Dang.
Grayson SingletonHOST
49:43
Yeah, they are well-known at Carter High School, yep.

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