On this episode of the Grant Gurtin Show, Enyce Sledge talks about his football journey from Auburn to FAU, overcoming challenges, and his personal and professional growth. He shares experiences with former teammates, highlights the importance of faith, and discusses the promising future of FAU football with new coach Zach Kittley.

In this episode of the Grant Gurtin Show, Grant speaks with Griffin Kinney about the rise of Florida Atlantic University's athletic programs, the influence of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals on athletes' lives, and the heartwarming stories of how these opportunities are helping student-athletes and the community. They also delve into Griffin’s journey from playing basketball at Appalachian State to working with the Link U to support FAU athletes.

In this interview, Bryce Boettcher discusses his journey as an elite high school athlete playing multiple sports, his decision to commit to baseball at the University of Oregon, and later pursuing football. He shares insights on how playing football improved his baseball performance, his experiences with special teams and positions, and the role of faith in his athletic career. Boettcher also reflects on his memorable moments and the importance of perseverance.

Kobe Savage shares his incredible journey from growing up in Paris, Texas, playing high school football, and transitioning from quarterback to safety. He details his experiences at Texas A&M Commerce, Tyler Junior College, and Kansas State, along with overcoming a major ACL injury and transferring to Oregon. Savage also highlights the influence of faith, relentless effort in contacting coaches, and key mentors in his success.

Tahj Brooks discusses his journey in college football, highlighting the importance of self-motivation, meditation, and maintaining a positive mindset. He shares insights into Texas Tech’s football culture under Coach McGuire, emphasizing team unity, professional conduct, and the impact of effective recruiting. Brooks also reflects on his personal experiences and practices that contribute to his performance and leadership on the team.

Katie Burke discusses her experiences and impact on Florida Atlantic University, from her involvement in the historic Final Four run of the men's basketball team to her role as Assistant Vice President for Alumni and Community Engagement. She highlights the importance of athletics in fostering community, the extensive event planning during March Madness, and her path from student to holding multiple degrees. Burke also reflects on the future of FAU under new leadership and her aspirations for continuing to lead and inspire within the academic environment.

LJ Cryer discusses his basketball journey from early childhood, through high school, and college experiences. He reflects on overcoming struggles, growing from injuries, and the importance of faith instilled at Baylor. Cryer highlights the distinct coaching styles of Scott Drew and Kelvin Sampson, his development as a player, and his decision to transfer for a fresh start at Houston.

University of Houston basketball player Terrance Arceneaux recounts his memorable high school career, including hitting two buzzer beaters in one game and winning two state championships. He discusses his late start in basketball, the influence of his older brother, and the recruitment process that led him to Houston. Arceneaux also shares details of his challenging recovery from an Achilles injury and how faith, mental toughness, and support from family and coaches have shaped his journey.