EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. — There was plenty of action last week across all of the Warriors' fall and winter programs, and there's no better way to catch up than tuning into the ESU Coaches Show tonight at 5 p.m. from Teddy's University.
 
The ESU football team starts the show, coming off their biggest win in two decades after defeating No. 3 Kutztown 32-25 in overtime. Defending home turf, the Warriors snapped an 11-game losing streak to the Golden Bears while securing a spot in the PSAC Championship in two weeks. HC Jimmy Terwilliger joins host Chuck Seese to break down the unforgettable game, while also turning the page and looking ahead to their game at Millersville this week. On the offensive side of the ball, kicker Ty Quintois is coming off of a historic day, and RB Deante Crawford led the way on the ground for the Warriors as they picked up their first win as a ranked team since 2005. Defensively, DBs Armonie Torres and Cam Jefferson led the secondary with two standout performances. Torres had a team-high nine tackles while breaking up two passes, and Jefferson picked off a pass in the second half as ESU held Kutztown 20 points below its season average.
 
Gearing up for the winter season, the ESU women's basketball team joins the show to talk about their 2026-27 campaign beginning in seven days. HC Liz Flooks and guards Lacie Kringe, Brooke Droege, and Brie Droege sit down with Seese to talk about their improvement last year and preseason poll ranking atop the PSAC East. After that, men's track & field HC Justin Germani, Nasir Heard, Jalen Cook, and Luke Stevenosky preview the indoor season after all three athletes competed at the 2026 NCAA Division II Outdoor Championships.
 
Ending the show, student assistant AJ Moncman joins Seese for AJ's View.
 
With the wins piling up and the stakes getting higher, you don't want to miss a second of the show the rest of the year. Be sure to tune in at 5 p.m. from the PSAC Sports Digital Network, or catch up from the ESU Athletics YouTube Channel.