Southern Miss talk, close to the dirt.
SuperTalk Eagle Hour follows Southern Miss sports with the cadence of a daily local radio table. Baseball drives much of the week, but spring football, road trips, press avail updates, sponsors, memories, and dry in-studio teasing all stay in the rotation.
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SuperTalk Eagle Hour is Southern Miss sports radio with a strong local pulse and a particular feel for Golden Eagles baseball. It does not waste much time pretending to be neutral about the program. The show cares, and it assumes the audience does too. Recent episodes spend long stretches on the baseball season: a loss to Ole Miss, the earlier win over the Rebels, RPI positioning, poll movement, Louisiana series pressure, first-four-batter struggles, strong pitching lines, and the familiar frustration of a club that can look close and still leave people uneasy. The analysis is practical. A bad inning matters. A bullpen decision matters. A low-hit night looks different when the pitching is sharp. The program also makes space for spring football, especially the unusual rebuild after roster losses and a fast portal scramble. Guests are central to the format. A question gets set up with context, sometimes more than once, and then the guest is allowed to stretch out. That gives the hour a lived-in pace. It can move from Coach Christian Ostrander on a weekend series to Jason Baker on a baseball slump, from Glenn Dyer on spring football to Jay Walker on Louisiana hospitality and ballpark food. The local details are not decoration. Restaurants, sponsors, Oak Grove, the Pine Belt, Pete Taylor Park, road trips, and Cajun Cooking Club talk all sit naturally beside ERAs, relays, lineups, and polls. There is humor, usually dry and familiar. There is also real affection for Southern Miss history, especially when a guest walks through a remembered baseball play with the kind of detail only a player or close observer would keep. SuperTalk Eagle Hour is best when it sounds like a group of regulars trying to make sense of the week before the next first pitch.
Made for: For Southern Miss fans who want locally fluent sports talk with real attention to baseball details. It suits listeners who already care about the Golden Eagles and prefer conversation over polished national takes.
What sets it apart: The show blends game-level baseball analysis with Pine Belt radio texture: sponsors, restaurants, road talk, teasing, and long guest answers. Its edge is familiarity, not spectacle.
Dedicated to Southern Miss sports! Weekdays 1 - 2 p.m. on select Supertalk Mississippi stations
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed interviews and informed studio talk turn Southern Miss results, roster choices, and athletic department pressures into a coherent running story.
SuperTalk Eagle Hour treats Southern Miss athletics as an ongoing conversation, moving from baseball performance and roster questions to football, softball, basketball, and the financial demands around college programs.
A Southern Miss pitcher's rough day gets the coach's answer before your group chat invents one.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Southern Miss relay anchors a warm baseball memory about brothers, pressure, and a celebration beyond the right-field fence.
Southern Miss baseball history becomes a family story in this Eagle Hour conversation with Jake Sandlin, moving from the program's five sets of brothers, as best the hosts can tell, to the pressure Sandlin felt playing behind Nick Dawson.
A relaxed local radio hang built around golf talk, ballpark feeding, and Jay Walker banter.
From the Southern Bancorp studio in Oak Grove, Mississippi, Bob Getty and Dima Mixon keep SuperTalk Eagle Hour moving through golf talk and Jay Walker's ballpark hospitality.
Sponsor reads, local banter, baseball analysis, and a late turn toward the Masters.
Supertalk Eagle Hour settles into its usual lane, starting with sponsor chatter, moving through baseball, and then drifting toward Augusta. Bob and Dima broadcast from the Southern Vancouver studio without Kelly, welcome Movie Star Restaurant, and give time to Lori Ford's Oak…
A grounded Southern Miss baseball check-in on seeding pressure, lineup questions, and the cost of replacing a loaded roster.
The episode frames Southern Miss baseball as a matter of perspective, with postseason position feeling fragile enough that one bad turn could shift the seeding conversation quickly.
A steady Southern Miss baseball check-in on pitching roles, response after a hard outing, and national respect.
The Monday edition of SuperTalk Eagle Hour uses a 2-2 week as a measured check on where Southern Miss baseball stands. The Golden Eagles took their weekend series at Old Dominion and continue to draw national respect, but the stronger value comes from Coach Christian Ostrander's…
Nebraska athletics, close up and week by week.
Cubs recaps with bleacher-level patience.
The Friday SuperTalk Eagle Hour opens with college picks alongside Justin Harris of Dickey's Barbecue and Fuzzy's Tacos, including Florida at Missouri and Ohio State's 14.5-point spread at Iowa.
The hosts interview Glenn Dyer about Southern Miss spring football, discussing the challenges of rebuilding the team after losing key players and coaches.
This episode of the SuperTalk Eagle Hour features an interview with Jason Baker, who discusses the Southern Miss baseball team's current slump from his perspective as a broadcaster.
The hosts discuss Southern Miss's 10-3 baseball loss to Ole Miss, analyzing pitching and hitting struggles, and introduce coach Travis Creel for further insight.
This episode of the Supertalk Eagle Hour discusses the upcoming midweek baseball rematch between Southern Miss and Ole Miss, analyzing team performance and trends.
This episode of the SuperTalk Eagle Hour discusses the Southern Miss Golden Eagles baseball team's recent 2-2 week, their rankings, and features an interview with Coach Christian Ostrander about pitching performance and upcoming games.
Jake Sandlin spends the hour on Southern Miss baseball, from Pete Taylor Park memories to the 2016 Conference USA championship relay that still anchors the conversation.
It opens with sponsor reads for Corinth Jewelers and Movie Star Restaurant.
Bob and Dima open the hour from the Southern Vancouver studio while Kelly is out for a few days.
The show opens from the Southern Bank Corp.
SuperTalk Eagle Hour on April 6, 2026 leads with Christian Ostrander after Southern Miss went 2-2, won the Old Dominion series, and stayed 10th in the D1Baseball rankings.
This episode of the Eagle Hour features an interview with baseball player Ben Higdon discussing his grand slam and the team's recent victory over Alabama, followed by Coach Travis Creel's insights.
This episode of the SuperTalk Eagle Hour focuses on Southern Miss baseball's dramatic 3-1 win over Southeastern Louisiana, highlighting the pitching staff's performance with eight pitchers including three freshmen, and previews an upcoming interview with Coach Bilderbach about the Lady Eagles' game against the Raging Cajuns.
This episode of the SuperTalk Eagle Hour discusses Southern Miss Golden Eagles basketball and baseball updates, including conference standings and player analysis.
This episode of the SuperTalk Eagle Hour features an interview with Coach Christian Ostrander discussing the Southern Miss baseball team's dramatic weekend series win over Cal Santa Barbara, along with updates on other Southern Miss sports.
This episode is a special two-hour baseball opening day show for Southern Miss, featuring co-hosts and guests discussing the season and broadcasting mishaps.