22 | Remember the Ten

Episode 22 of the Loyal & True podcast, hosted by Loyal & True, titled "22 | Remember the Ten" was published on January 27, 2020 and runs 12 minutes.

January 27, 2020 ·12m · Loyal & True

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Summary

Today's episode recaps the big Cowboy victory over Texas A&M and more, but today is also much more important than just scores and highlights. Today is January 27, 2020 – the anniversary of a plane crash, killing ten members of the Oklahoma State Basketball program. Jayson takes a few minutes of today's program to remember his experiences of hearing the plane crash and explains why Oklahoma State fans are Loyal & True, no matter what. #teamjared Music: “Again and Again,” by Topo Azul Licensed through marmosetmusic.com "Gone But Not Forgotten," by Wild Wonder Licensed through soundstripe.com

Episode Description

Today's episode recaps the big Cowboy victory over Texas A&M and more, but today is also much more important than just scores and highlights. Today is January 27, 2020 – the anniversary of a plane crash, killing ten members of the Oklahoma State Basketball program. Jayson takes a few minutes of today's program to remember his experiences of hearing the plane crash and explains why Oklahoma State fans are Loyal & True, no matter what.

#teamjared

Music:

“Again and Again,” by Topo Azul
Licensed through marmosetmusic.com

"Gone But Not Forgotten," by Wild Wonder
Licensed through soundstripe.com

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