USF's Coach Glo previews his 2026 Cougars, one week from opener

Former Minnesota State defensive coordinator Jim Glogowski enters his fourth year as USF coach after posting 8-3 and 7-4 records the last two seasons. His first year in 2023, following a hasty hiring and massive roster overturn, resulted in USF's only losing record (3-8) in the last 32 seasons, a stretch that included the impressive tenures of Bob Young, Kalen DeBoer, Jed Stugart and Jon Anderson. Young's "Winners Win" mentality continues to ring true for the former NAIA four-time national champion that moved up to Div. II in 2011 and the NSIC in '12.    "Coach Glo" joined the Happy Hour host to give his "State of the Program" overview ahead of USF's season opener next week on Thursday, Aug. 27 at home against Black Hills State under the lights.   Hear a deep dive into both teams' quarterback room, plus a thorough scan of the roster to identify "players to watch."   While USF is proud of its ongoing program success, Glogowski details the aspects that kept the Coo out of the difficult-to-reach Div. II playoffs last November and how they can reach the postseason in 2026.