Forever A Dawg

Lorenzo Perry is a 2007 graduate of Bryant University and was a member of the Bryant Football team. Perry holds school records for rushing yards and rushing TDs in a season and was inducted into the Bryant Hall of Fame in 2013. A native of Providence, R.I., Perry now owns and operates GameDay Fitness in Pawtucket.

Marquise Watson is a 2017 graduate of Bryant University and was a member of the Bryant Football team. Watson graduated as Bryant's all-time leader in tackles with 256 career tackles and now ranks third all-time. Watson has stayed in football, coaching at Amherst and Rutgers before returning to Bryant in 2019. He's now an assistant coach at Ole Miss.

Ben Schulte is a 2018 graduate of Bryant University and was a member of the men’s swimming and driving program. Schulte won 11 individual gold medals at the MAAC Championships and competed at both the 2012 London Olympics and the 2016 Rio Olympics for his home country of Guam. Schulte now works at Wayfair as part of the Supply Chain Integration Team.

Kevin Lavalla is a 1978 graduate of Bryant University and was a member of the men’s soccer program. He’s now the founder and member of Lavalla & Brown. Kevin and his son Bryce are avid Bulldog supporters and can be seen in the stands at Bryant Athletic events at home and on the road.

Alex Klein is a 2017 graduate of Bryant University and is a retired pro basketball player. Klein was a First Team All-NEC selection in 2016-17, leading the Bulldogs to the NEC Championship game.She know works at Neeland Group and runs Alex Klein’s Winning Edge.

Kendall Corder is a 2014 graduate of Bryant University and is currently information technology associate at the California Department of Rehabilitation. Corder was a key part of Bryant's 2014 NEC Softball Championship. She also hit a grand slam in Bryant's NCAA Tournament game against defending national champion Oklahoma.

Josh Longstaff is a 2005 graduate of Bryant University and is currently an assistant coach for the Milwaukee Bucks. Longstaff has served as an assistant coach in the NBA for 10 seasons, working with the Thunder and the Knicks prior to Milwaukee. He was a four-year member of the Bryant Men's Basketball team, helping the Bulldogs reach the 2005 NCAA DII National Championship.

Jim Hallet is a 1983 graduate of Bryant University and is a retired PGA Tour pro. Hallet is one of the best collegiate golfers in New England history, winning a record five-straight New England Intercollegiate Championships. He was a four-time All-American that went on to post the low score for an amateur at the 1983 Masters. Hallet was inducted into the Bryant Hall of Fame in 1987.

Beth Wandyes is a 1996 graduate of Bryant University and is currently the Senior Associate Athletics Director and Senior Women's Administrator (SWA) at Bryant. Wandyes (formerly Connealy) was inducted in the Bryant Athletics Hall of Fame in 2007 following a standout career as a member of the Bryant Women's Basketball program. Wandyes currently holds career records for steals in a game, season and a career.

Casey Ostrander is a 2013 graduate of Bryant University and is currently a Product Management Associate at Athena Health. Ostrander was inducted in the Bryant Athletics Hall of Fame in 2019 after a historic career as a member of the swimming and driving program. Ostrander is the only swimmer in NEC history to win four-straight NEC Swimmer of the Year honors.

Jordan Harris is a 2014 graduate of Bryant University and is currently an Enterprise Account Executive at VMWare and Carbon Black. Harris was a member of the football team and is the greatest receiver in the history of the program, posting a school and NEC record 3,735 yards. He was the 2012 NEC Offensive Player of the Year and a four-time All-NEC selection

Ryan Brown is a 2017 graduate of Bryant University and is in year three of her doctorate program at Rice University in Texas. Brown was a member of the Bryant Women's Tennis team, helping the Bulldogs win the 2015 NEC Title. She was named the 2015 NEC Player of the Year.

Cleveland Indians pitcher James Karinchak joins Tristan Hobbes in the first episode of the Forever A Dawg podcast. Karinchak won 26 games in his three-year Bryant career before being drafted in the ninth round of the 2017 MLB Draft. He made his MLB debut on Sept. 15, 2019 against the Minnesota Twins.