"Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop

If not the best podcast SIB has ever done, it is the most informative podcast Mulls and Coop has done for the achieving high school football recruit. Jackson Adams is a Senior in high school football recruit with offers to play at the Division 1 Level. Jackson and his father visit SIB to discuss his experience and the entire experience of fighting national competition to win the scholarship at the highest level of achievement. He is in the final months of getting the dream offer he has worked his tail off to procure for him, his education and to be a major contributor to his family and his education. Listen to this podcast to test your knowledge or to learn what it is like to be at the end of the recruiting process and the level of fight a young person has to go through to get it done. We have had former greats from the NFL on this podcast all of whom went through different iterations of the recruiting process when they were in high school including Mulls and Coop. Share this with your family and/or friends if you know they are going or will be going through these dog days. Support this podcast

Big Al "Bubba" Baker Background: Graduate of Weequahic High School in Newark, New Jersey Gradate: Colorado State University, was drafted in the second round of the 1978 draft by the Detroit Lions. Listed as 6-6 and 250 pounds Made his mark early as he began his NFL career with the Lions with an incredible 23 sacks his rookie year, with five sacks in a single game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year (1978) 3× Pro Bowl (1978–1980) All-Pro (1978) He played for the Lions for five seasons, starting 66 of 67 games. In his last season with the Lions, 1982, when sacks became an official statistic, he totaled 8.5 in only nine games. He also had two career interceptions with the Lions. During his career with the Lions he unofficially totaled 75.5 sacks including 23 sacks in 1978, 16 in 1979, 18 in 1980 and 10 in 1981, which are the franchise's top three all-time, single-season sack efforts. He was picked as the 9th Greatest Pass Rusher in NFL History by Sports Illustrated. In 2007, he was named to the Greater Cleveland Sports Hall of Fame. He played the next four seasons, 1983–86, with the St. Louis Cardinals, for whom his season sack totals were 13, 10, 4 and 10.5. In 1983, along with the 13 sacks, he also had two interceptions. Support this podcast

Another Great Podcast with the Legendary All-Pro Running Back with the Minnesota Vikings Super Bowl Teams. He might be the best running back in NFL history. After all, he invented the "Spin Move" used by all running backs today. That earned him his nickname, "The Spin Doctor". Most would argue that Chuck is the best running back in Vikings history. We welcome the one and only Chuck Foreman to "Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop (SIB) tomorrow morning at SIB's world head quarters at the Coldwell Banker offices in the Denver Tech Center. So look for the launch tomorrow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Show some love and tune in after the launch tomorrow. Support this podcast

Mulls and Coop get after it discussing how the Chiefs and The Bucs got past the Bills and the Packers to head to Super Bowl LV in a head to head bout at the Buccaneer's home stadium. The two get into detail including the spread for the game as of 1/26/2021 and who is going to beat the spread or win with it. It is an SIB Quick Shot podcast, so half the time taken or less. Download it and listen on the drive home from work or while you are picking your toes quarantined at home by our over zealous government. Support this podcast

Karl Mecklenburg is our guest and Meck unloads great advice about how to play the game and win, how to be a great teammate and build the soul of the team. Karl's Background and Mini Bio 1983 - The Denver Broncos drafted Karl Mecklenburg in the 12th round with the 310th pick overall Mecklenburg went on to become an integral part of the Broncos' Super Bowl teams of the 1980s. He played in six Pro Bowls. His 79.5 sacks is the third highest total in franchise history In 2001 he and Dennis Smith were inducted into the Denver Broncos Ring of Fame Support this podcast

A new twist to our podcast "Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop, "Quick Shots" is a shorter (15 to 30 minutes) single topic that is hot around the country where the hosts debate a guest. Mulls and The Coop discuss the opening weekend of the NFL Playoffs for 2021. Each game is covered with a special focus on 5 "Old School" QB's with 107 playoff games under their collective belts. The contrast will be the old schoolers against the young bucks. Old schoolers include Brady, Brees, Rivers, Roethlisberger, and Rodgers matching up against youngsters Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson and Ryan Tannehill with Mitch Trubiski coming back for the Bears. See who Coop and Mulls pick in the finals and the Super Bowl Champ. Support this podcast

A new twist to our podcast "Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop, "Quick Shots" is a shorter (15 to 30 minutes) single topic that is hot around the country where the hosts debate a guest. Mulls and The Coop discuss the mess that is the College Football Playoff format and the 4 selected teams for the National Championship. Coach Brady Walz, one of the brightest football minds in America and host of the "Run The Power" podcast joins Mulls and The Coop to get to the truth "Somewhere In Between" all the crappy narratives that attempt to justify this janky format to determine the best college football team in America. Support this podcast

This is a very entertaining podcast and it is up in audio and video. "Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and the Coop welcomes Ed Marinaro, former running back for the Minnesota Vikings, the New York Jets with Joe Namath and Seattle Seahawks. Ed was a runner up for the Heisman Trophy out of, believe it or not, Cornell University where his career and season stats set records for a running back as the BEST running back in college football history. His records held up in all of college football for 3 decades. In all Marinaro set 16 NCAA records at Cornell. Marinaro was inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame in 1991 For you young footballers, Marinaro is a star of the hit TV show "Blue Mountain State" as he plays the coach in the show, Coach Marty Daniels. Marinaro's role is one of the most popular coaches in TV history especially with the college crowds over the last decade. Marinaro also starred in several other movies and TV series including as Officer Joe Coffey in Hill Street Blues, Joey Buttafuoco in the Amy Fisher Story, and as a regular on Laverne and Shirley. HIGHLIGHT: Ed has a son (Eddie) who went through his senior season in high school this fall as a QB in South Carolina. He is headed in his father's footsteps to play collegiately at Cornell. During the podcast Ed goes into some depth with the struggles with his son's development and ultimately the recruiting process in a troubled year for football. Very interesting and informative. This is a great podcast for everyone who is not only interested in Ed's career in college, the NFL and as a very successful Hollywood actor currently on a great run with the TV series "Blue Mountain State" as Coach Marty Daniels, and iconic character for the 35 and under age bracket, AND his very normal existence as a high school football dad. Enjoy. Video: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fvimeo.com%2F489274979%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3RYn69WbEZ0Yep3gjGpnCuyQLGaOav0aVABho-Obx_fhu1tco9E0TSH0E&h=AT1S9Dk8Xd4DmjJxGNZkVkz4dxN2XIk_Dx-8TWRj4xluvRA2BnZ62xriUwHxW-FhEQ9uAZ4bePR2zZzWh-4oFINwSZK2PYiFmMw_y_7_LkeuW1J07AyLTtKBfbJJOUWamas6QHE9mS1lIuwaGw&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT0GU_x-6GEt1wK5CtrvDUdBIH4LUQpufQ-oT8Wfomx9A3mOI169D6_1Fx6PAyou87U_gJuiDobR_lMLR_BvygSGr_7Ghep9p7aFIDrjopv-9rJ2dF6BxB8gM3fUd0ZiS7Im (https://vimeo.com/489274979) Support this podcast

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Gary Dunn is a former professional football player American football defensive tackle for 12 seasons for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dunn was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1976 following a stellar career at the University of Miami. He was a mainstay on the vaunted Steelers' defense for 12 seasons, serving as team captain four years. The two-time Super Bowl champion is ranked ninth in the Steelers' all-time sacks list, having taken down such legendary Hall of Fame quarterbacks as Joe Namath, Bob Griese and Jim Kelly. Support this podcast

Gary Dunn is a former professional football player American football defensive tackle for 12 seasons for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dunn was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1976 following a stellar career at the University of Miami. He was a mainstay on the vaunted Steelers' defense for 12 seasons, serving as team captain four years. The two-time Super Bowl champion is ranked ninth in the Steelers' all-time sacks list, having taken down such legendary Hall of Fame quarterbacks as Joe Namath, Bob Griese and Jim Kelly. Support this podcast

Episode 8 on our Podcast "Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop you will listen to or watch the awesome gripping tale of a great NFL player, Randy Grimes (10 years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers).   Randy digs into his ten years as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer where he played with some of the best NFL players of all time. Randy played in a decade full of violent contact like is never seen in today's game, and he loved it and shows how much he misses it. Randy's story of severe addiction to painkillers in the NFL during his career that lasted years after he left the league trying to survive to take care of his wife and kids. He is an inspiration for anyone who faces the struggles of life and how to turn your life around. Support this podcast

Episode 7: Somewhere In Between - With Coach Mulls and The Coop  - Guest Dave Rimington Intro: “And now, live from the offices of Coldwell Banker in the Denver Tech Center, here are Coach Mulls and former Denver Bronco Offensive Lineman Mark Cooper”.    First introductions of Mulls, Coop and Guest Dave Rimington and an explanation of the show and what SIB is about.     Dave Rimington Intro:  Coop: I'd like to welcome a great, no, the greatest college Offensive Lineman and Former NFL Offensive Center Dave Rimington to the podcast.      Dave was a center in the National Football League (NFL) for seven seasons during the 1980s.   He played college football for the University of Nebraska, where he was two-time consensus All-American and received several awards recognizing him as the best college lineman in the country.   The Big Man was also a consensus First-Team All-America in 1981 and 1982.  In 1981, he was named the UPI Big Eight Player-of-the-Year and the AP Big Eight Offensive Player of the Year, the only time in Big Eight Conference history that a lineman was so honored.  Ok, he was, of course, inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1997.  He was selected to the Nebraska University All-Century Football Team.  Dave was so good this is getting boring: Rimington won the Outland Trophy, given to the nation's top interior offensive or defensive lineman, in 1981 and 1982 and is the only two-time winner of the award.  He was selected in the first round of the 1983 NFL Draft and played professionally for the Cincinnati Bengals and Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL.   Dave is the namesake of the famed Rimington Trophy, which is awarded annually to the nation's top collegiate center.   Following his professional career, Rimington has served with the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boomer_Esiason#Boomer_Esiason_Foundation (Boomer Esiason Foundation) in their fight against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cystic_fibrosis (cystic fibrosis). He has been with the foundation since 1993 and has been president since 1995.  He was announced as the interim athletic director of Nebraska on September 26, 2017    Support this podcast

Our guest is Coach Mark Richt, currently an announcer for ESPN on ACC games, has an impressive coaching resume as the former SEC Head Coach at Georgia University for 15 Years and his alma mater "The U" of Miami. Coach Richt was at Florida State University where he started as a Graduate Assistant (given a position coaching job for QB's which is unusual for a Grad Assist). Coach Richt grew into the offensive coordinator for over a decade under Coach Bobby Bowden with one of the most powerful offenses in the nation. Coach Richt speaks about his rise from high school to the NFL as a player and all the years he grew into one of the best college coaches in the USA of all time. Coach tells an abbreviated version of how he found Christ to guide his mind and heart in a powerful moment on this podcast. Download now or watch the video version on Vimeo Support this podcast

"Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop hosts our guest former MINNESOTA VIKING GREAT WES HAMILTON. NOT only does Wes have a great football legacy in the NFL, he has a great family of Footballers, some of whom landed in the Mile High City. Here's how that goes: Wes was drafted by the MINNESOTA VIKINGS and he played in the 1977 SUPER BOWL vs the Oakland Raiders. He replaced legendary Ed White at right guard after White left the Vikings and moved to the San Diego Chargers. Wes was named All-NFC in 1981. Wes has a son Ben Hamilton that played here in DENVER FOR THE BRONCOS for 10 years before signing for his last year with the Seattle Seahawks. BEN IS A MATH TEACHER AND FOOTBALL COACH AT VALOR CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL. Ben played college football for the University of Minnesota, and was a two-time consensus All-American. Fourth round pick by Broncos. BEN HAS TWO SONS ELIJAH AND SAMUEL PLAYING at VALOR Christian WHO LOOK TO BE STARS IN THE MAKING. SO WES HAS SOME TIES TO THE DENVER AREA. And we always like to point out that Wes is a Devout Christian believer. Support this podcast

For parents, young players, coaches or those that want to hear from 5 different college football players at the Division 1 level of the NCAA what it takes to make it from 9th grade to the latter years of college, this is the Episode for you. These guys all gave up what most young people find fun and exciting through their high school years to achieve their dream. This is Part 1 of a 2 part episode. In this episode you will hear from Chris Kolarevic, U. of No. Iowa, Isaac Schley of Sam Houston State via post grad transfer from Georgetown U. and Florian McCann, CSU offensive lineman from Mullen High in Denver, CO. Support this podcast

For parents, young players, coaches or those that want to hear from 5 different college football players at the Division 1 level of the NCAA what it takes to make it from 9th grade to the latter years of college, this is the Episode for you. These guys all gave up what most young people find fun and exciting through their high school years to achieve their dream. This is Part 2 of a 2 part episode. In this episode you will hear from Chris Kolarevic, U. of No. Iowa, Isaac Schley of Sam Houston State via post grad transfer from Georgetown U. and Florian McCann, CSU offensive lineman from Mullen High in Denver, CO. Support this podcast

Blaise Winter, a former NFL player of 12 years with the Indianapolis Colts, The Green Bay Packers and the San Diego Chargers, discusses his triumph over a severe clef pallet as a child who had tremendous strife to overcome on his journey. Blaise was the ridicule of his elementary and junior high/middle school. Having over a dozen operations and the love and motivation of his mother, Blaise fought his way through school. Hear Blaise's amazing story and how he compares his trials and tribulations to the world of young athletes today. Blaise is an amazing man with an amazing life. Support this podcast

Episode 2 of our podcast "Somewhere in Between" with Coach Mulls and the Coop, (Mark Cooper) is up in audio (video on YouTube will be the next post) on your favorite platforms, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, etc. This episode features and interview with Coach Mulls brother Mark Mullaney, 13 year veteran with the Minnesota Vikings. The three of them dig into the stark contrast of the the NFL game they played in the "Legends" era of football and today's NFL Support this podcast

"Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop Coach Ryan Mullaney Hosts with CoHost Denver Bronco Mark Cooper These guys will tackle strong topics of the day. This episode digs deep into the mysteries behind the cancellation of the fall 2020 football season in most liberal states - while others states play. It will affect recruiting in a big way and will ruin the year for seniors in high school and college. Coop and Mulls dig deep in this episode. Somewhere in between the radical arguments of today's world topics of sports, faith, politics, the economy, and the massive spread of drug and alcohol addiction lies a lonely place with evasive conclusions called the truth. "Somewhere In Between" with Coach Mulls and The Coop has a mission of getting to the TRUTH, that place where revelation lies and wisdom prevails. Coach Ryan Mullaney, a former football coach and pro player with an unsuccessful NFL Career being cut 5 times by 4 NFL teams, hosts the podcast with Co-Host Mark Cooper, successful NFL football star and former Denver Bronco (Oh yeah! He loves to floss that Super Bowl Ring). The alter egos of these two makes for interesting if not hilarious verbal punches thrown during their natural dialogue. Mulls is a former defensive lineman and Coop is a former Offensive lineman...natural born enemies. Support this podcast