Joe Glenn

Just glad he's not a visor guy.

Dave Christensen in his visors and Joe Glenn in his visors.

Yeah, I didn't like those either.

Yeah, I'm out on visors.

You're trying to, in some degree, rebuild USD.

They were coming off of their best season in FCS in Joe Glenn's last season at five and six, but there is a lot for you to do to bring things up to the Jacks level and the level you'd want to, you thought USD could be when you took the job.

I'll let you take it from here.

What did you walk into particularly in the dynamics of, of SDSU versus USD?

And it takes more time, you know, to build the second, where year in and year out, you've got guys developing in the system that are going to be able to step in, even when you have a great, you know, senior class that walks out the door.

Yeah.

And in your case, as we said, there was some, there was some decent brick laying by Joe Glenn and staff.

There were five and six in his last year.

And, like, I remember Tim Bush.

I remember Joe Glenn calling me out.

after those things like needing a third and short we had a third or fourth and short and we need that yard to go advance the ball and we blow it right up the middle when i was at left guard and i blow these guys off the ball and like that's what those were the cool things to me because those are those are badass guys to be getting a call out from you know So, sorry.

I get me fired up talking about that stuff, man.

It's

cool.

Give us a Joe Glenn story.

One that we can't air and one that we can't air.

He was, him and Sonny Lubick were just, they were first class guys.

Well, and Joe Glenn, all three of those guys coaching at the same time.

That Mountain West kickoff luncheon in Denver.

Was the best.

What a cool deal.

He is really giving them the shot in the arm, I feel like.

I've always compared it to Joe Glenn when he got here.

Just a huge shot in the arm for that fan base, and they're winning.

That's 125th overall.

And last and definitely least, scoring offense, uh, 12.4 points per game, which I believe is what Wyoming finished at in 2008, Joe Glenn's last year on the sideline in Laramie.

That is 138th overall.

That just screams win, doesn't it? But then you, when you look at the NCAA's stat board, Wyoming's not much further ahead in a lot of these categories.

Um, well, quickly I'll say one more nice thing about Montana, but it also is like a, a, a tease and peace for, uh, both sides of our, of our aisles.

Um, uh, did get some sad news from Bobby Fleece, um, this, uh, past weekend that, um, Joe Glenn has officially entered, uh, memory care.

So, you know, you know, tease and peace out to Joe's family.

A great coach that led UNC to championships and Montana to a championship, so thinking of Joe and his family.

Can you tell us about, you know, your senior year and what that was like and how you got to the CFL and how that experience all shook out for you?

Yeah, I mean, senior year was really challenging because we, Joe Glenn had just come in and brought in a whole new defense, brought in, you know, different coaches and some of the coaches, you know, like, were really great.

Some of them weren't so great.

And so at one point, I actually got benched my senior year because I was, I was really struggling to kind of I don't know, my Danny or his audio is does he like you were the worst practice player ever.