EPISODE · Oct 24, 2025 · 1H 40M
Coach Plough on Northern Colorado, Injuries, Caden Pinnick + FBS Coaching Rumors
from Aggie Pride: A UC Davis Football Podcast · host Aggie Pride
In this powerful and candid conversation, UC Davis Head Coach Tim Plough joins hosts Dwight Smith and Brock Galvin during the Aggies’ bye week to reflect on leadership, purpose, and the grind of the season. Plough opens up about balancing family life with coaching, his long-term vision for the program, and why he’s committed to Davis despite outside interest from major FBS programs.He also shares exclusive details about a new UC Davis Football fundraising event coming February 28, 2026 in San Francisco, offering alumni and fans a chance to rally together around the future of Aggie football.This episode covers it all — belief, legacy, the anchor vs. the sails, player leadership, and how the Aggies are finding ways to win through adversity.Leadership and Family Balance: How Plough recharges through time with his family and his daily routine for mental and physical health.Building UC Davis Football: Reflections on progress, vision, and the next steps needed to compete with the top FCS programs.The Anchor and the Sails: Coach Plough’s metaphor for purpose, priorities, and staying grounded amid external job offers.Adversity and Resilience: Overcoming season-ending injuries, staying unified, and the “Aggie Pride” mindset that drives the team.Leadership Council: Spotlight on the seven-player group leading the locker room, including Mitch Dixon, the Conners Twins, Sam Gbatu, Jayden Stanley, and others.Caden Pinnick’s Rise: How the freshman QB’s work ethic and development have fueled his breakout season.Exclusive Announcement: Details on the upcoming UC Davis Wine & Football Fundraiser – February 28, 2026 at Local Edition Bar, San Francisco.
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