Toby Keith’s everlasting bond with the Mud Dogs
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Toby Keith’s everlasting bond with the Mud Dogs
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Toby Keith touched many more lives than we can imagine. Among them: 21 elementary school-aged boys in Norman who played on Toby’s Mud Dogs football team. Sam Hutchens wrote the story for Sellout Crowd after Toby’s passing. Here, he comes on Mind Games to reflect on how the story came together, something that began with a call to Mud Dogs team member Joe Castiglione, Jr, and how Toby’s influence on those kids resonates to this day.
Episode highlights
03:25: If Toby Keith was going to coach a youth football team, well then he was going to draw up plays and run drills.
07:15: Mud Dog players included Toby’s son and Joe Castiglione, Jr.
10:15: Postgame pizza at Cici’s
12:15: Did Toby’s Mud Dogs invent the Tush Push 20 years before the Eagles?
15:00: The night the Mud Dogs reunited at a Toby Keith benefit
Producer: Jacquelyn Musgrove
Creative Director: Michael Lane
Social media: Bobby Howard
Director of Content: Mike Sherman
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