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EMU podcast features coaches' insights on upcoming seasons

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Dan McLean Senior Associate AD for Development | Eastern Michigan Athletics Website

Dan McLean Senior Associate AD for Development | Eastern Michigan Athletics Website

The Eastern Insider podcast's latest episode offered a mix of humor and sports updates, coinciding with Election Day. Hosts Tom Helmer and Greg Steiner joked about the choice between EMU's men's and women's basketball games rather than political candidates. Steiner quipped, "You have two choices to make," referring to the sports events instead of the election.

Eastern Michigan University's men's basketball team, under Head Coach Stan Heath, is optimistic for the new season with 11 new players and a focus on chemistry. The team aims to be strong contenders this year. Meanwhile, the women's team is also eager to compete under first-year coach Sahar Nusseibeh.

The podcast covered more than just basketball, highlighting other EMU sports like volleyball and football. Helmer encouraged fans to follow EMU sports closely: "It's all popping, baby."

In an interview segment, Coach Stan Heath discussed key developments for the men's basketball team, including new staff member Jay Smith as Director of Player Development. With significant roster changes and new talent like Christian Henry and Godslove Nwabude, Heath is preparing his team for their opening game against Texas State.

Another segment featured EMU Head Football Coach Chris Creighton discussing their recent narrow loss to Toledo. Creighton shared insights into his decision-making process during critical moments in games and looked ahead to their next matchup against Ohio. He emphasized recovery and preparation during a short break before facing Ohio on November 13.

Creighton expressed confidence in finishing the season well despite challenges like injuries and tough opponents.

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