Central Connecticut State University
Central Connecticut State University is a regional, comprehensive public university dedicated to learning in the liberal arts and sciences and to education for the professions. Comprising four schools--Business; Education & Professional Studies; Graduate Studies; and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math; in addition to the Carol Ammon College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences--CCSU offers undergraduate and graduate programs through the Master's and sixth-year levels and the Ed.D. in Educational Leadershipwww.ccsu.edu
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Sep 15, 2026
Amy BolducHOST
I, I just, it always makes me feel so good to know that there are other people out there, and the fact that you're family just makes it all the better.
Amy BolducHOST
So Hannah is s- she just started her junior year at Central Connecticut State University.
Amy BolducHOST
She is doing secondary English with English education focus.
Amy BolducHOST
Did I say that right? No.
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Hannah FosterGUEST
Of course.
Hannah FosterGUEST
I love WFCS Radio.
Hannah FosterGUEST
So yes, at CCSU, Central Connecticut State University, we have a college radio, 107.7 WFCS New Britain/Hartford, The Edge.
Hannah FosterGUEST
The radio has been a thing since the '40s, and early on, it didn't become an official, official FM radio till, like, '60, '70s in, in that timeframe.
Tim BenzHOST
Because Wagner lost 87-3 to James Madison, and Mercyhurst lost 70-7 to New Mexico.
Tim BenzHOST
Plus, Central Connecticut State gave up 63 points.
Tim BenzHOST
New Haven gave up 57 points.
Tim BenzHOST
Stonehill gave up 45 points.
Craig D'AmicoHOST
Stonehill 1-1.
Craig D'AmicoHOST
Then you have Central Connecticut State who are off this week at 0-1 overall, 0-0 in NEC play.
Craig D'AmicoHOST
Duquesne 0-1 overall, 0-0 in NEC play.
Craig D'AmicoHOST
LIU 0-2 overall and 0-0 in NEC play.
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Craig D'AmicoHOST
They turned it over three times last week.
Craig D'AmicoHOST
This could be Chicago State's best opportunity yet to get that historic first program win Saturday at home at Seat Geek Stadium.
Craig D'AmicoHOST
Then we go to Central Connecticut State at Toledo, 3.30 p.m. on ESPN+.
Craig D'AmicoHOST
Both games are one game in.
Brad PowersHOST
FCS, Illinois State minus four and a half.
Brad PowersHOST
Central Connecticut State plus 35 and a half.
Brad PowersHOST
The Syracuse game, I bet the over – I bet Syracuse, but they had a plus sign next to their name.
Brad PowersHOST
I lean over.
Brad PowersHOST
You're getting
Joey KanishHOST
after it there.
Brad PowersHOST
The other ones, I lean Central Connecticut State plus 35 and a half.
Brad PowersHOST
I didn't touch the Illinois State game.
Peter ArizHOST
So this will tie, it looks like, Miami's point total record with 77 here.
Peter ArizHOST
The next biggest win was in 2018 against Central Connecticut State.
Peter ArizHOST
So...
Peter ArizHOST
Can't get to the 80-point mark.
Dan GuttenplanHOST
Welcome to the Base Path podcast brought to you by New England Baseball Journal.
Dan GuttenplanHOST
I'm your host, Dan Guttenplan, and today we are with the newest D1 coach in New England, Central Connecticut State University's Pat Hall.
Dan GuttenplanHOST
Pat, thanks so much for taking the time to join me.
Pat HallGUEST
I appreciate you having me on, Dan.
Bert RemienHOST
Coach, I know a lot of this sport is about repetition and encore performances.
Bert RemienHOST
You guys had a really nice opener, a fifty-nine twenty obliteration of Central Connecticut State.
Bert RemienHOST
Of course, as a coach, you wanna see more.
Bert RemienHOST
You want the offense, uh, to be able to replicate that.
Ben SchleigerHOST
Yeah, I think that was the best way to put it is like this is a, a, a top 10 team in my, uh, red shirt FCS top 25.
Ben SchleigerHOST
So, um, not sure where everybody else is gonna put them, but I feel like between their drubbing of CCSU last week, an NEC opponent, and their, their pretty good showing against us, um, albeit a completely different scheme and, and, and showing than they did the week before.
Ben SchleigerHOST
I think that even kind of speaks more into their, um, their ability to use different weapons and just be that versatile.
Ben SchleigerHOST
So, I think South Dakota was, was fun, um, but it would've been more fun with a, a Bears win.
Mike BassettHOST
Brian has been a frequent guest with me on Control Intelligence.
Mike BassettHOST
He's an adjunct faculty member at both Central Connecticut State University and the University of Hartford, where he just celebrated his eighth year anniversary.
Mike BassettHOST
Congratulations on that one.
Mike BassettHOST
Thank you.
Dixie LandersHOST
Robert was born on August 29, 1935, in Davenport, Iowa, the son of Carl and Mildred Dash Schiffke.
Dixie LandersHOST
Following high school, he continued his education at Central Connecticut State College where he earned his bachelor's degree and later his master's degree from Syracuse University.
Dixie LandersHOST
He served in the U.S. Army following the Korean War on May 17, 1958.
Dixie LandersHOST
He married Caroline Kowalski in Kensington, Connecticut.
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