BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Texas A&M's weekly radio show 'Aggie Soccer Hour with Coach G' airs the third episode of the season Tuesday evening from 6-7 p.m. at Rudy's BBQ at 504 Harvey Road in College Station.
Freshman netminder Sydney Fuller and sophomore center back Margo Matula visit Rudy's. The duo will preview this week's pivotal matches against No. 6 Auburn Thursday at Ellis Field and No. 11 Texas in Austin Sunday.
Fans are invited to join the Aggies at Rudy's BBQ each week. They are also encouraged to tune into the broadcast each week locally on Gospel 97.3 FM in the Brazos Valley and worldwide in the 12th Man Mobile app or on 12thMan.com/live.
Aggie head coach G Guerrieri is joined by select players and guests throughout the season for the hour-long show hosted by A&M soccer play-by-play announcer David Ellis. The show also highlights special features, questions from the audience and prizes each week for those in attendance during the 2023 season.
'Aggie Soccer Hour with Coach G' is one of the first and few radio talk shows in the nation dedicated to women's college soccer and is brought to the airwaves by Learfield.
Freshman netminder Sydney Fuller and sophomore center back Margo Matula visit Rudy's. The duo will preview this week's pivotal matches against No. 6 Auburn Thursday at Ellis Field and No. 11 Texas in Austin Sunday.
Fans are invited to join the Aggies at Rudy's BBQ each week. They are also encouraged to tune into the broadcast each week locally on Gospel 97.3 FM in the Brazos Valley and worldwide in the 12th Man Mobile app or on 12thMan.com/live.
Aggie head coach G Guerrieri is joined by select players and guests throughout the season for the hour-long show hosted by A&M soccer play-by-play announcer David Ellis. The show also highlights special features, questions from the audience and prizes each week for those in attendance during the 2023 season.
'Aggie Soccer Hour with Coach G' is one of the first and few radio talk shows in the nation dedicated to women's college soccer and is brought to the airwaves by Learfield.