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Search complete. 17 mentions across 11 episodes found for "Frostburg State University".
Sep 30, 2026
Joel MaddenHOST
What college?
Warren ZeidersGUEST
Uh, I went to Frostburg State University, where I went to-
Joel MaddenHOST
In Maryland?
Warren ZeidersGUEST
Yep.
Barry DavisGUEST
And I did.
Barry DavisGUEST
I got my first head coaching job after spending really just two years as an assistant coach, basically graduate assistant at George Mason and Frostburg State.
Barry DavisGUEST
Two great mentors.
Barry DavisGUEST
I made virtually no money.
John FrenayHOST
And here in Annapolis, the United States Naval Academy held onto the number three spot among national liberal arts colleges, while St. John's College ranked at number 81.
John FrenayHOST
Several smaller Maryland schools also made significant gains in the regional rankings, including Stevenson and Frostburg State.
John FrenayHOST
US News did change its methodology this year to include graduates' earnings by major four years post-graduation.
John FrenayHOST
So apparently there is now at least some consideration of what happens after mom and dad finish writing those tuition checks.
Megan BellHOST
Furthering her dedication to the independent agency system, she suc- successfully ran for the director at large position on executive committee of the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America in 2020, where she currently serves in that role.
Megan BellHOST
Angela received her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Marketing and Advertising from Frostburg State University in 1994.
Megan BellHOST
She has officially became certified insurance counselor, CIC, in 1999, Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow, LUTCF, in 2004, Associate in Insurance Services, AIS, in 2009, and Certified Risk Manager, CRM, in 2012.
Megan BellHOST
Angela's also married, lives in Severna Park, Maryland, with her two daughters.
Heath HintonGUEST
Uh, one guy that you're hearing a lot about is Mike Montano.
Heath HintonGUEST
Uh, he's a Richardson junior forward, uh, from Frostburg State transfer, a guy that's, uh, you know, 6'8", can shoot from the outside, rebound.
Heath HintonGUEST
They got Dioune back.
Heath HintonGUEST
Uh, he's a graduate center, so we'll see how that knee, knee comes back to help him.
David BunnellGUEST
A dear friend of mine drew me into academia, where I served as the associate director.
David BunnellGUEST
at Frostburg State University in Western Maryland.
David BunnellGUEST
And of course, now I serve as an associate professor at the University of Maryland School of Graduate Studies, where I serve as the director of the Doctor of Medical Science program.
JoeHOST
What an impressive path.
Barry DavisGUEST
And he was probably the one person that influenced me in a lot of ways, and I miss him dearly.
Barry DavisGUEST
And the other people are the coaches that taught me, Billy Brown at George Mason and Bob Wells at Frostburg State.
Barry DavisGUEST
They taught me how to organize, and they taught me how to run a game, and they taught me how to run practice, and they taught me how to look forward and to be a great teacher.
Barry DavisGUEST
And Bridgewater College did a great job with that.
Barry DavisGUEST
And then of course the training and the teaching that I've tried to be the best I could be every single day.
Phil MartelliHOST
Beautiful.
Phil MartelliHOST
So I do, I do have to add, cause I did have it in my note, but I, I have to do like a little, I have to do a little history here for the young fella here, Jared Frostberg, Maryland, And Frostburg State is known for what, Jared?
Jared PhillipsHOST
I've actually heard of the college, but I'm not sure.
PatHOST
Those are great interdivisional matchup and a little bit of a rivalry.
PatHOST
And Frostburg State versus Davenport.
PatHOST
Darian Wood jumps out to you out of those games.
DarianHOST
The first one that you mentioned at the end of that is the UNI versus the Eau Claire side.
Max SingerHOST
Today, we're talking about the pilot episode of My Name is Earl, which originally aired on September 20th, 2005 on NBC and the show's creator, Greg Garcia.
Max SingerHOST
While studying at Frostburg State University, Garcia was selected for the Warner Brothers Outreach Program writing for television courses.
Max SingerHOST
Post-grad, he worked as the DJ and board operator for sports journalist Tony Kornheiser's radio show in D.C. before ultimately moving to Los Angeles.
Max SingerHOST
He served as story editor for the final three seasons of Family Matters and would find success in the early 2000s as a consulting producer on Family Guy and as co-creator of the CBS sitcom Yes Dear, which ran for six seasons.
Tristan WarnerHOST
This one will be published in Volume 32, Issue 12 of the magazine, the mid-September issue.
Tristan WarnerHOST
We're fortunate today to be joined by Josh Hutchins, the head coach at Frostburg State Division II wrestling program in Maryland, and he's also joined by assistant coach Taylor Cahill.
Tristan WarnerHOST
Both these guys wrestled Division I, had really good careers, and are now continuing to build this program in Frostburg.
Tristan WarnerHOST
Josh and Taylor, just want to thank you guys for coming on, and we'll get into picking your brains a little bit about coaching and talking a little bit about the school and the program you guys are building.
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Tristan WarnerHOST
So it's good when you're doing the right things in the community and your team has a good reputation.
Tristan WarnerHOST
Yeah.
Tristan WarnerHOST
The last question for you guys that I wanted to ask, and again, you can both answer to this, but maybe kind of a hard question because it's a little deeper, but I always like to ask coaches, what is your number one or a couple main goals that you want for the kids that go through your program when they're done? Like you said, probably the majority of them are going to be done wrestling, but 10, 20 years down the road, what do you hope that they achieve? some of the main values that they took away from having wrestled at Frostburg state, you know, what are, what are some of the main things you hope that they took away that it's like, man, I really, I'm glad I wrestled there because it taught me X, Y, and Z, you know,
Josh HutchinsGUEST
Yeah, I think that the common ones from the sport usually are work ethic.
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