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At The Plate
S2026, EP4 "At The Plate"See how Roch Cholowsky is chasing a storybook ending to his collegiate career with UCLA. Get to know Michigan baseball's Elie Kligman. Learn how Maryland's Aubrey Wurst is pursuing a future in broadcast journalism.
At The Plate
S2026, EP5 "At The Plate"Get to know USC baseball's Walter Urbon; learn about Indiana softball's Lil Sis program; how Peyton Bonds, nephew of Barry Bonds, embraces his family name while creating his own path at Rutgers; Penn State's Brooke Klosowicz's love for baking.
At The Plate
S2026, EP1 "At The Plate"Get to know Minnesota baseball's Weber Neels. Nebraska's Ava Kuszak discusses her dream of becoming a veterinarian. Learn about Kaylynn Jones' journey to playing softball for Oregon. Hear from Northwestern quarterback and center fielder, Jack Lausch.
At The Plate
S2026, EP2 "At The Plate"Get to know cousins and Ohio State baseball players, Henry Kaczmar and Mason Eckelman. Learn about the legacy of Iowa baseball dads and sons. Purdue's Anna Moore discusses the loss of her dad and her relationship with softball. Hear about Illinois Softball's mentality of Taking Care of Blue.
At The Plate
S2026, EP5 "At The Plate"Get to know USC baseball's Walter Urbon; learn about Indiana softball's Lil Sis program; how Peyton Bonds, nephew of Barry Bonds, embraces his family name while creating his own path at Rutgers; Penn State's Brooke Klosowicz's love for baking.
The Journey: Big Ten Basketball
S15 "Purdue"Through challenges, signature wins and an epic Big Ten Tournament run, take a look back at Purdue's memorable season. Hear from Braden Smith, Trey Kaufman-Renn and Fletcher Loyer as they become the winningest trio in school history.