Rylan Robb & Ian Prinz
Full Court Press
Join Rylan Robb and Ian Prinz for the Full Court Press Podcast! They will discuss all things sports and anything else sports-related. Football, basketball, baseball, and more! We're talking professional, collegiate - all of them! Be on the lookout for interviews with local athletes and other professionals in the sports industry to ask their perspectives on the sports world!
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Micah Parsons Is Here! 11.09.2025 31:02
Rylan and Ian talk about the NFL, CFB, and UE Sports this week!
CFB Is Back and So Are We! 04.09.2025 33:40
Today, Ian and Rylan discuss College Football, the upcoming NFL games and season, and UE sports!
Star Wars and Soccer ft. Lindley Amick 14.05.2025 43:13
Today Rylan and Ian are joined by Lindley to talk all about the UE Aces Soccer team and her experience on the team and how it differs back home as well as a great conversation about Star Wars.
Game Time Ft. Logan Luebbers Palmer 12.05.2025 29:46
In this episode, Ian and Rylan are joined by Logan, a women's basketball players at UE. They talk all about her first year on the team and what it is like being a D1 Student Athlete.
Rain, Rain, Go Away 03.04.2025 36:10
In this episode Ian and Rylan talk about the NBA's playoff landscape, the start of the MLB season, stadium history, and the UFL in comparison to the NFL.
Brackets Busted | Full Court Press 28.03.2025 29:42
Join Rylan and Ian where they discuss in today's episode all about March Madness and how great (or bad) their brackets are holding up.
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