1834: 09/19/25 Tony Kurre Radio Presents The Inferno Podcast Season 2 Episode 7

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Head Coach Trent Dilfer and quarterback Jalen Kitna dive deep as they join The Inferno Podcast to reflect on the growth, grit, and expectations fueling UAB Football.Coach Dilfer shares why winning while still learning shows the maturity of this team and how holding players to higher expectations builds a stronger culture. Jalen Kitna opens up about stepping into leadership, the progress of young and inexperienced players, and the importance of consistency as the Blazers push forward.#UAB #UABBlazers #GoBlazers #UABFootball #TrentDilfer #JalenKitna #UABAthletics #TonyKurreRadio #TKR #TKRApp #TKRPodcast #PodcastGrab the free TKR app to ROCKApple - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tkr/id1463187328

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