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I'm excited to share my discussion with Coach Terrence Brown Jr. Coach Terrence is the Defensive Backs Coach at the University of Cal. Here is information about his playing and coaching career. I'm in my third season as a defensive backs coach at Cal in 2024. I have spent 11 seasons in the Pac-12 as a player and coach, including the last two seasons at Cal (2002-23) and five campaigns over two stints on the coaching staff at Washington (2015-17, '20-21). I also played collegiately in the league for four seasons at Stanford (2009-12). I also coached at Vanderbilt (2018-19) in between my stints at Washington. In addition, I was among a group of 30 coaches on 247Sports' 30Under30 list in both 2019 and 2020. Coached Patrick McMorris who was selected in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins after posting strong numbers (90 tackles, 4.5 TFL, 1.0 SK, 1 INT, 8 PBU, 2 FR, 2 FF) and Craig Woodson (81 tackles, 3.5 TFL, 1 INT, 4 PBU, 2 FF) who earned his second straight honorable mention All-Pac-12 selection. In 2022 I coached, Daniel Scott a fifth-round selection of the Indianapolis Colts in the 2023 NFL Draft after being a third-team All-Pac-12 pick of Phil Steele and Pro Football Focus as a 2022, as well as Jeremiah Earby a second-team College Football News Freshman All-American, and all three honorable mention All-Pac-12 selections of the league's coaches. At Washington, I coached a pair of 2021 first-team All-Pac-12 defensive backs in Kyler Gordon and Trent McDuffie, while Elijah Molden was a first-teamer in 2020 when McDuffie earned second-team honors. I coached four Huskies currently on NFL rosters in Gordon (Chicago), McDuffie (Kansas City), Molden (Tennessee), and Keith Taylor Jr. (Kansas City), with McDuffie a first-round pick and No. 22 overall selection of the Chiefs in the 2022 NFL Draft while Gordon was taken in the second round (No. 39 overall) by Chicago, Molden was a third-round pick (No. 100 overall) of the Titans in 2021 and Taylor Jr. a fifth-round selection of Carolina also in 2021. As a graduate assistant, I coached a pair of All-Americans in Budda Baker and Sidney Jones, while working with a long list of future NFL defensive backs in addition to Baker and Jones including Kevin King, Jordan Miller, Byron Murphy, Taylor Rapp, Keith Taylor Jr. and Zeke Turner, with Husky defensive backs earning five first-team All-Pac-12 honors during the period. At Vanderbilt, I coached second-team All-Southeastern Conference selection Joejuan Williams in 2018 when Williams led all SEC cornerbacks in interceptions (4), while also pacing all of the league's players in pass breakups (14) and passes defended (18) before he was selected by New England in the second round (No. 45 overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:02 Early Years and Introduction to Football 08:42 Earning a Scholarship and Playing at Stanford 16:29 Playing Cornerback and the Rise of Stanford Football 19:34 Handling Pressure and Staying in the Moment 28:44 Preparation, Focus, and Confidence 32:18 The Importance of Film Study in Football 36:42 Showing Grace and Building Confidence in Players 45:53 Faith and Purpose in the Journey of Becoming a Coach 50:48 Developing Discipline, Respect, and Hard Work 57:26 The Power of Vulnerability and Growth 01:00:42 Everything Works Together for the Good --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/benjaminlee/support

Chase Robinson and Chris Lee preview the Mississippi State football roster for the 2024 season and share their predictions for Jeff Lebby and the Bulldogs. Topics include: From Mike Leach's passing to Zach Arnett's one year in Starkville, a lack of continuity puts first-year State head coach Jeff Lebby in a tough spot. However, Lebby did a terrific job in adding skill players in the portal, from quarterback Blake Shapen (Baylor), running back Davon Booth (Utah State), wide receivers Kelly Akharaiyi (UTEP), Kevin Coleman (Louisville) and Trent Hudson (New Mexico State) and also, tight end Seydou Traore (Arkansas State). Mississippi State addressed the offensive line with left tackle transfer Maylan Pounders (Memphis), guards Jacoby Jackson (Texas Tech) and Marlon Martinez (LSU) and center Ethan Miner (North Texas), but the right side of the line (which includes Albert Reese IV and Leon Bell) is almost completely untested. Mississippi State will pin its defensive line hopes on preseason All-Southeastern Conference pick De'Monte Russell, and the hope that returnees like Treyvion Williams and Deonte Anderson find a new level of performance. It's a rebuild at linebacker, where South Carolina transfer Stone Blanton steps in to start along with J.P. Purvis andJohn Lewis. West Virginia transfer Montre Miller will start at corner; Miller had four interceptions in 2022 at WVU. He'll be joined in the secondary by returning starter Corey Ellington at safety. The Bulldogs have a challenging rebuild but perhaps some early built-in wins to help the team gain confidence in Lebby's first year. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Daily Newsletter: https://se14.substack.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/14Southeastern Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southeastern14_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@secsports14 ADVERTISE WITH SOUTHEASTERN 14 Reach out to caroline.smith@southeastern14.com to find out how your product or service can be seen by over 150,000 unique viewers each month!

Chase Robinson and Chris Lee preview Texas A&M vs. Notre Dame in their opening game of the 2024 college football season and share their predictions for the matchup at Kyle Field in College Station. Texas A&M quarterback Connor Weigman returns from injury and should have plenty of help from returning players Rueben Owens and Moose Muhammad, plus, receiver transfers Cyrus Allen (Louisiana Tech), Jabre Barber (Troy) and tight end Tre Watson (Fresno State). The Aggies rebuilt the offensive line around left-side returnees Trey Zuhn III and Chase Bisontis, supplementing them with Kolinu'u Fauulu (Utah) and Ar'maj Reed-Adams (Kansas). Texas A&M builds its defense around a fearsome front seven that includes transfers Nic Scourton (Purdue) and Scooby Williams (Florida) in addition to returnees Shemar Turner and a defensive backfield that includes All-Southeastern Conference cornerback candidate Tyreek Chappell. Notre Dame adds Elko's former pupil, Riley Leonard, at quarterback, and a new offensive coordinator (though not new to Notre Dame) in Mike Denbock. The Fighting Irish lost three starters on the offensive line but have plenty of skill in Jeremiyah Love, Jadarian Price, Mitchell Evans, Kris Mitchell and Beaux Colins. Coordinator Al Golden leads a Notre Dame defense that should be one of the nation's best thanks to All-American candidates Xavier Watts and Howard Cross III, plus, defensive lineman Rylie Mills. It looks like a near toss-up on paper; will Kyle Field prove to be the difference-maker in this one? FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Daily Newsletter: https://se14.substack.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/14Southeastern Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southeastern14_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@secsports14 ADVERTISE WITH SOUTHEASTERN 14 Reach out to caroline.smith@southeastern14.com to find out how your product or service can be seen by over 150,000 unique viewers each month!

Chase Robinson and Chris Lee preview the South Carolina football roster for the 2024 season and share their predictions for the Gamecocks. Topics include: The Gamecocks have a new quarterback in LaNorris Sellers, who brings size and mobility. Carolina's had trouble running the ball in recent years, but Arkansas transfer Rocket Sanders and North Texas's Oscar Addaway brighten the outlook considerably. Transfers also headline a revamped wide-receiver room which includes Gage Larvadian (Miami-Ohio), Jared Brown (Coastal Carolina), Amari Huggins-Bruce (Louisville) and Dalevon Campbell (Nevada), but the headliner is sophomore Nyck Harber, who hopes to turn his world-class speed into football success. The Gamecocks return plenty of experience on the offensive line, headed by All-Southeastern Conference candidate Vershon Lee and left tackle Tree Babalade, plus, returning starter Trovon Baugh and Florida Atlantic transfer Kamaar Bell. Coordinator Clayton White builds his defense around a solid unit that includes All-SEC candidates Tonka Hemingway, Debo Williams and Nick Emmanwori. Gilber Edmond returns from Florida State back to Columbia and is joined by plenty of depth, including portal pieces Kyle Kennard (Georgia Tech) and DeAndre Jules (Pitt). Bangally Kamara also transfers from Pitt to help a linebacking group that includes returnee Bam Martin-Scott. The Gamecocks build the secondary around one of the biggest and most physical safety tandems out there: DQ Smith and Emmanwori--but also get a boost from the return of 10-game starter O'Donnell Fortune at corner. Plus, Carolina has punter/passer extraordinaire Kal Kroeger back for another year. The Gamecocks have enough talent to go bowling, but will a schedule that includes LSU, Ole Miss, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Missouri and Clemson permit it? FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Daily Newsletter: https://se14.substack.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/14Southeastern Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/southeastern14_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@secsports14 ADVERTISE WITH SOUTHEASTERN 14 Reach out to caroline.smith@southeastern14.com to find out how your product or service can be seen by over 150,000 unique viewers each month!

Topics include: The Bulldogs have 10 (ten!) players who have made various preseason All-American lists, and an additional six players who have been tabbed on a preseason All-Southeastern Conference squad. The Bulldogs are led by quarterback Carson Beck, who's perhaps the preseason Heisman Trophy favorite. - Florida transfer Trevor Etienne adds a dynamic presence to the running back room. Georgia's receiving room of Dillon Bell, Dominic Lovett, Rara Thomas, Michael Jackson III, London Humphres, Colbie Young, Arian Smith and Anthony Evans lead one of the country's deepest receiving rooms. Oscar Delp and Lawson Luckie have the unenviable task of replacing Brock Bowers. Four of Georgia's offensive linemen--Earnest Greene III, Dylan Fairchild, Tate Ratledge and Xavier Truss have all gotten some preseason all-American publicity. Veteran linebacker Smael Mondon is a preseason All-American candidate and Jalon Walker seems poised for a bigger role. The Bulldogs have a pair of All-American candidates in cornerback Daylen Everette and Maliki Starts, but the Bulldogs have players like Ellis Robinson IV and Julian Humphrey who'll need to take big roles also. Georgia's special teams tandem of punter Brett Thorson and kicker Peyton Woodring is a good one. The Bulldogs have a tough schedule but still, Georgia's talent should make it an outstanding bet to reach the College Football Playoff.

Welcome to Season 12 Episode 38 of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. Coach Traci Green, Head Women's Tennis Coach at Harvard University, joins Lisa to share her tennis journey and what sets the Ivy League tennis programs and academics apart. Traci Green's success as a coach follows a highly successful career as an undergraduate at the University of Florida. She was a member of the Gators' 1998 NCAA championship team and was ranked as high as No. 5 nationally in doubles and No. 12 in singles during the 1999-2000 season. Her teams won two ITA national indoor championships (1997, 1999) and ranks among Florida's career leaders in singles and doubles wins. Green was a three-time first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection in both singles and doubles. In addition to her coaching, Green also served as an adjunct faculty member in the Temple University College of Education, where she taught courses in the department of kinesiology. She also continues to serve as a USTA Presidential Appointee in a board adjacent role, on the board of the Black Women in Sport Foundation, on the USPTA Diversity & Inclusion Committee, and as Outgoing Board Chair of the Sportsmen's Tennis and Enrichment Center. Coach Green cherishes her role as mentor and coach to the young women who fall under her purview at Harvard. She understands that the college years are an opportunity to grow as tennis players and as humans, preparing for life after competition. You will hear her talk about how Harvard looks at athletics when reviewing applicants and the role of academic success when seeking a coveted spot at an Ivy League university. As Danielle McNamara explained in an earlier podcast episode, students who want to play college tennis absolutely must pursue academic excellence throughout high school. For more information on Harvard Tennis, visit https://gocrimson.com/sports/womens-tennis. For the admission website, go to https://college.harvard.edu/admissions. You can email Coach Traci Green at tgreen@fas.harvard.edu. If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your tennis community. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or via your favorite podcast app. If you haven't already, be sure to become a Member of ParentingAces by visiting https://parentingaces.com/membership-join. And check out our logo'd merch as well as our a la carte personal consultations in our online shop (Premium Members received FREE SHIPPING every day!). To support ParentingAces' work with a financial donation of any size via PayPal, click here. CREDITS Intro & Outro Music: Morgan Stone aka STØNE Audio & Video Editing: Lisa Stone   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A former West Rowan High School defensive football standout has died, according to his alma mater. Chris Smith, 31, a Salisbury native, died, according to West Rowan Football on Twitter. His cause of death has not been released at this time. Smith graduated from West Rowan High School in 2010 and was a star defensive end on the team. He helped the West Rowan Falcons capture the 2009 3A State Championship and was recruited to play for the University of Arkansas following high school. With the Razorbacks, Smith started games all four years in college and was selected second-team All-Southeastern Conference during his senior year in 2013. READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/sports/chris-smith-former-nfl-player-and-west-rowan-football-star-dies-at-31-football-bengals-browns-jaguars-panthers-raiders-texans-football-player-dies/275-afb71a07-954a-40bf-9356-33bfcda58588

A former West Rowan High School defensive football standout has died, according to his alma mater.Chris Smith, 31, a Salisbury native, died, according to West Rowan Football on Twitter. His cause of death has not been released at this time.Smith graduated from West Rowan High School in 2010 and was a star defensive end on the team. He helped the West Rowan Falcons capture the 2009 3A State Championship and was recruited to play for the University of Arkansas following high school.With the Razorbacks, Smith started games all four years in college and was selected second-team All-Southeastern Conference during his senior year in 2013.READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/sports/chris-smith-former-nfl-player-and-west-rowan-football-star-dies-at-31-football-bengals-browns-jaguars-panthers-raiders-texans-football-player-dies/275-afb71a07-954a-40bf-9356-33bfcda58588

In this episode, we talked with Men's Golf Head Coach Mark Leon; Leon comes to FAU after serving as an assistant coach at the University of Florida for the past four seasons. At UF, Leon helped lead the Gators to three consecutive NCAA Regional appearances (the 2020 NCAA Championship events were canceled due to COVID-19), and a berth in the 2021 NCAA Championship event. With Leon on staff, he helped coach numerous Gators to All-Southeastern Conference, all-region and All-America honors.Prior to beginning his coaching career, Leon spent four years on the Canadian Tour with two Top 10 finishes. He took fourth place at the 2008 Players Cup and was tied for sixth at the event in 2009.Play College Sports with the iSportsRecruiting App download it now:Apple Stote 

Three people were seriously injured in an early morning crash on Whitlock Avenue in Marietta Monday.  The crash happened around 6 a.m. Monday morning when a car crossed over the centerline on Whitlock Avenue near Winn Street, according to Marietta Police Department spokesman Chuck McPhilamy. The vehicle collided head-on with another vehicle headed in the opposite direction. McPhilamy said the drivers of both vehicles were seriously injured in the crash, while a passenger in one of the cars was ejected from the vehicle and also seriously injured. The three injured people were taken to the hospital. There could soon be two Ojularis playing defense in the NFL. Two years after former Georgia linebacker Azeez Ojulari left Georgia to turn pro, his bother, BJ, an edge-rusher and outside linebacker and LSU, is about to follow him.  The former Marietta High School standout made it official Sunday when he made the announcement on social media. Ojulari is looking to follow in the footsteps of his brother, who was selected by the New York Giants in the second round of the 2021 draft with the 50th overall pick. Ojulari, a 6-foot-3, 250-pound junior, has had 58 tackles, 5½ sacks, 8½ tackles for loss and a forced fumble this season, earning All-Southeastern Conference first-team honors. Over his three-year career in Baton Rouge, he has had 129 tackles, 25 tackles for loss, 16½ sacks and 25 quarterback hurries.  LSU is scheduled to face Purdue in the Citrus Bowl on January 2. It has not been determined if Ojulari will play in the bowl game. Ojulari has been projected to be a late first-round or early second-round selection in April's draft. ESPN analyst Todd McShay has Ojulari ranked as the fifth-best outside linebacker on his draft board, behind Alabama's Will Anderson, Army's Andre Carter, Georgia Tech's Keion White and Georgia's Nolan Smith. Fellow ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. has Ojulari ranked seventh. Sonja Natasha Brown was sworn in Thursday evening as the newest judge on the Cobb Superior Court bench. Brown, a Cobb magistrate judge and past president of the Georgia Association of Black Woman Attorneys, replaces retiring Judge Robert Flournoy III. She defeated James Luttrell in a runoff election this summer with 64% of the vote. As a Superior Court judge, Brown will be tasked with handling felony criminal cases, civil disputes, real estate matters and more. With Brown's accession to the bench, she becomes the third Black person to hold a Superior Court judgeship in Cobb, after Kellie Hill and Angela Brown were elected in 2020. Chief Magistrate Judge Brendan Murphy noted the Superior Court bench will also now, for the first time, be majority woman.   Despite cloudy skies at Piedmont Church's annual “Christmas at Piedmont,” children flocked to the petting zoo's goats and llamas and waited in a lengthy line for a snow slide with a tube. And, of course, there was the opportunity to share wish lists with Santa. Meanwhile, more than 20 elementary school choirs performed on two stages, and people shopped for the holidays at an arts and crafts market of local vendors during the free event off Piedmont Road. Marlon Longacre, one of Piedmont's pastors, estimated 13,000 to 15,000 people attended the two-day event. Last year's event raised $24,500 for local schools, according to Longacre. This year's main sponsor was Superior Plumbing. Longacre said the event provided an outlet for the music programs of schools in unincorporated northeast Cobb, comparing it to holiday events usually thrown by city governments, like Santa's arrival in Acworth. Piedmont Senior Pastor Ike Reighard, also CEO and president of the nonprofit MUST Ministries, said he hoped the event allowed parents with busy schedules to see their kids perform.   Wheeler suffered its first loss of the season in a battle of nationally ranked teams. Number 10 Columbus, from Florida, defeated the Number 7 Wildcats 73-70 on Saturday in the Battle of the Peach at Wheeler High School. Columbus was led by a combined 44 points by the Boozer brothers – Cameron and Cayden – the sons for former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer. Wheeler led 37-32 at the half, but Columbus rallied in the third quarter to take a 56-51 lead behind 14 points in the period by Cameron Boozer. Wheeler's Isaiah Collier, Jelani Hamilton and Arrinten Page combined for 57 of the Wildcats' points. Wheeler will travel to Florida to play Tampa Catholic in the City of Palms Classic on Friday.   At the Battery Atlanta there is an ongoing holiday double feature — Santa himself, behind the desk of one of his many remote offices, and a holiday market featuring minority-owned businesses. Sponsored by Truist, through Christmas Eve, “Santa's Post Office” will be open at 800 Battery Ave. People can visit and take pictures with Santa while delivering their wish lists to Santa and do some holiday shopping, complimentary gift wrapping included. Visiting with Santa is also free. Odette Shirley owns the self-care boutique Maison Jovence and said that on the first day of the holiday market, her business made about double what her pop-ups usually make. She sold out of many of her candles. Another business owner, Omar “Chilly-O” Mitchell, said he was happy to see the support for Black-owned businesses. His clothing company, Chilly-O Culture Co, has been a mainstay of the Atlanta street wear scene, according to Chilly-O's partner for this pop-up, who goes by the name Lurchero. Chilly-O and Lurchero said they go way back in the Atlanta art scene. Lurchero is the creator and owner of Only Positive Energy, a brand that curates and produces art exhibitions and events around Atlanta. Only Positive Energy partnered with Chilly-O Culture Co for the holiday market, jointly selling Chilly-O's clothes bearing the OPE brand. Santa, the ultimate holiday celebrity, was a major draw, according to parents at the market. Avery Kaczynski, a 6-year-old from Vinings, said she asked Santa if she was on the good list. She added that she hopes to get a coffee-making set to practice her barista skills. 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Click Here to listen to Interview with Tyler Lafauci along with notes, transcript, pictures  and videos.  Entrepreneur and prominent physical therapist our living legend talks about a football, LSU and family.He was a first-team All-American football player his senior season in 1973 for the LSU Tigers of Louisiana State University (LSU). Mainly playing as an offensive guard, he was also a first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection in 1973 and a second-team selection in 1972. After college, he became a prominent physical therapist in Baton Rouge and in 1983, was inducted into the LSU Athletic Hall of Fame.

Episode 105 David Pollack was one of the most dominating defensive players during his time at the University of Georgia. A three-time All-American and three-time All-Southeastern Conference selection, Pollack was selected in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals. His career came to an abrupt end, however, after he suffered a broken neck during his second season in the NFL. He joins "Table Forty" with Matt and Leslee Holliday this week to talk about his career and the injury and how that experience ended up being what he considers the best thing for him, especially for his faith in God. Pollack got into sports media shortly after he retired from playing football and in 2011 he became a member of ESPN's College GameDay. In 2020, he was selected as a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. Pollack and his wife, Lindsey, run the Pollack Family Foundation, which seeks to raise awareness about childhood obesity and promote better nutritional habits for youths. Pollack also hosts the Family Goals Podcast alongside Pastor Jonathan Howes, which features weekly conversations about God, family, and sports. “Table Forty” is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. RELATED PODCASTS: — Philadelphia Phillies Pitcher Mark Appel — Former NFL Star Bryant Young & Wife Kristin — Former NFL Player Tyler Clutts & Wife Tiffany

Mohamed Massaquoi (@ironmassaquoi) is a former NFL Star and thought leader on organizational change and team culture. In the spring of 2017, Mohamed's life changed following a near-death ATV accident that resulted in the amputation of his left hand.  The accident sparked the creation of his company VESSOL, which partners with organizations, leaders, and teams to thrive by improving team culture, diversity & inclusion, and evolution.  Before that accident, Mohamed worked in finance at Morgan Stanley and as a professional athlete in the NFL. Mohamed was a 2009 second-round pick for the Cleveland Browns in the NFL draft and played professionally for 5 seasons. while at the University of Georgia, Mohamed was named the 2008 overall team captain, selected as a first-team All-Southeastern Conference and Academic All-SEC member. He is a member of the 2018 UGA 40 under 40 class.  Mohamed is also a graduate of the Harvard Business School after completing the Program for Leadership Development, which functions as their alternative executive MBA.  In this episode, we cover  Positive Disposition & Optimistic Outlook Mohamed's personal journey to the NFL and beyond, and how a life-changing accident can be a silver lining.. Grit, Purpose, Performance, Leadership and much more! Before we begin, please hit SUBSCRIBE to the podcast to get your weekly dose of longevity & lifestyle inspiration! I would also love to hear from you so please leave a comment to let me know what you think or reach out on Instagram @longevityandlifestyle! Please enjoy! --- If you enjoyed this episode, please hit SUBSCRIBE to the podcast to get your weekly dose of longevity & lifestyle inspiration! I would also love to hear from you so please leave a comment to let me know what you think or reach out on Instagram @longevityandlifestyle! Choose to live well! Warmest, Claudia x

Jackson earned his bachelor's degree in physical education science and coaching from Long Island University in 2011 and three master's degrees, one in Interdisciplinary studies from Long Island in 2012, liberal arts and science from Stony Brook in 2014 and educational leadership from Penn State in 2017. Jackson was a three-year captain and three-year starter for LIU Post. He was an All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Second Team honoree as a senior after recording five sacks and 12 tackles for loss for the Pioneers. He was a member of the National Football Foundation's Hampshire Honor Society and was awarded two of the athletics department's most prestigious honors, the Christine Webb Award and the Roy Illowit Award. Jackson spent two years as an assistant coach at Stony Brook, first as a graduate assistant and then as assistant defensive line coach. One of his players, Aaron Thompson went on to rank among the top 10 nationally in sacks and earn All-CAA First Team honors. Jackson started his coaching career at LIU Post as a graduate assistant. Prior to that, Jackson was a graduate assistant with the defensive line for two years at Penn State. He completed all opponent and self-scout defensive breakdowns and coached the scout team. Two players he worked with earned national attention, All-American Carl Nassib and consensus All-American Anthony Zettel. Nassib was the Big Ten's Bronko Nagurski-Woodson Defensive Player of the Year and was the Hendricks Award and Lombardi Award winner. In 2017, Jackson coached the defensive line at Fordham. He was responsible for game planning the run game, pass protection and third-down blitz packages and prepared the opponent scouting report for the defense. Jackson was the defensive quality control coach at Mississippi State in 2018, where he helped the Bulldogs to an 8-5 record and berth in the Outback Bowl. MSU ranked in the top 10 nationally in eight defensive categories, including a No. 1 national ranking in total defense (263.1). Jeffery Simmons and Montez Sweat earned All-Southeastern Conference honors. Andrew Jackson joined the Mountaineer coaching staff as the defensive line coach in January 2021. He came to Morgantown after serving as the defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator for defense at Old Dominion for the past year. Jackson joined the Old Dominion staff after spending the 2019 season at James Madison as the defensive tackles coach. While at JMU, the Dukes led the FCS in total defense and was third in scoring defense. Defensive tackle Mike Greene led the Colonial Athletic Association in sacks by an interior lineman and earned all-conference honors. #BlackExellence. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mastermine-mrg/message

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our special guest was Keiwan Ratliff. Keiwan Ratliff is a former Defensive Back for the NFL and for University of Florida. Keiwan Ratliff is Currently the Assistant Director of Player Personnel. Ratliff was born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio. Ratliff accepted an athletic scholarship to attend the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida, where he played for coach Steve Spurrier and coach Ron Zook's Florida Gators football teams from 2000 to 2003. During his four-season college career with the Gators, he set school records for punt return yards (860), interceptions in a season (9), and interceptions in a single game (3). He was a first-team All-Southeastern Conference (SEC) selection in 2002 and 2003, and a consensus first-team All-American in 2003. As a senior team captain, he was recognized as the SEC Defensive Player of the Year by Sporting News, and was picked by his teammates as the Gators' most valuable player. Ratliff was inducted into the University of Florida Athletic Hall of Fame as a "Gator Great" in 2013. The Cincinnati Bengals selected Ratliff in the second round (forty-ninth overall pick).

BATON ROUGE – LSU's record-setting placekicker Cade York and cornerback Derek Stingley have been named first team All-Southeastern Conference in a vote of the league's coaches, the SEC announced on Tuesday.

How will you respond when life challenges you? We sit down with Mohamed Massaquoi, the NFL Cleveland Browns second-round draft pick, and founder of The Vessol, a leadership and change consultancy. We talk about his upbringing as the son of immigrant parents from Liberia, starring on the football field, transitioning from a near-fatal accident, and the founding of his company. --In the spring of 2017, Mohamed’s life was disrupted following a near-death ATV accident that resulted in the amputation of his left hand. Prior to that accident, Mohamed performed under high-pressure change daily as a professional athlete in the NFL. Mohamed was a 2009 second-round pick for the Cleveland Browns in the NFL draft and played professionally for 5 seasons.Mohamed is a graduate of the Harvard Business School after completing the Program for Leadership Development, which functions as their alternative executive MBA. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Georgia. While at the University of Georgia, Mohamed was named 2008 team captain, selected as a first-team All-Southeastern Conference and Academic All-SEC member. He is a member of the 2018 UGA 40 under 40 class. Mohamed currently serves on the University of Georgia alumni board. Mohamed worked at Morgan Stanley prior to founding VESSOL.An accomplished speaker and thought leader, Mohamed regularly presents on change, opportunities in adversity, and preparing for desired outcomes.--Become a member on Patreon @norlundOr head over to thebluersky.com and click on member.Follow on Twitter @chris_norlundFollow on Instagram @norlundStay positive and thank you so much for listening! 

Ashley Kovacs is in her Sixth season as an assistant coach with the Ohio State track and field program. Kovacs mentors the Buckeye throwers and serves as one of the team's recruiting coordinators. During the 2018-19 indoor and outdoor season she was responsible for the training and guidance of Sade Olatoye, a throws specialist who's legacy will be tough to follow. During the indoor season Olatoye was placed on the Pre-NCAA Indoor Watch List for The Bowerman– collegiate track & field's highest honor. Olatoye led the nation in both the shot put and weight throw after a stellar effort at the Indoor Big Ten Championships. The senior captured individual conference titles in both events with best marks of 17.88m (58-8) in the shot put and a 24.07m (78-11¾) in the weight throw. This stellar performance, along with her impressive ten titles in seven meets, being in Top Three of shot put and weight throw, has earned her a spot on this prestigious list. Olatoye is the first Buckeye in history to receive this honor, writing her name deep within the Ohio State record books yet again. The Ohio native secured the No. 6 spot in NCAA all-time history with her 24.07m (78-11.75) in the Big Ten Championship weight throw competition. She is only the second Buckeye in Ohio State history who is currently on the list. Olatoye was named Big Ten Field Athlete of the week five times in a row, creating another school record and Big Ten record to add to her accolades. She was named Field Athlete of the year for both the Big Ten and USTFCCCA Great Lakes Region. Sade Olatoye was also named Ohio State Athlete of the Year, one of the highest honors an athlete can receive within the University. Olatoye holds four Ohio State records, both indoor (17.88m) and outdoor (16.90m) shot put along both indoor (24.46m) and outdoor (67.49m) hammer. Due to this stellar season, Kovacs was hailed Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year for the second time in her career. Prior to her stint at Western Kentucky, Muffet spent a year coaching throws at Murray State while working on her master's degree. In her lone season with the Racers, Muffet coached freshman Tonia Pratt to Ohio Valley Conference titles in the weight and hammer throws, as well as OVC indoor and outdoor Freshman of the Year honors. A four-time All-American at Kentucky from 2006-2010, Muffet was an 11-time All-Southeastern Conference selection, an SEC Most Valuable Player and Commissioner's Cup winner, and a runner-up in the shot put at the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championships. Muffet participated in the U.S Olympic trials in 2008 and 2012 and holds Kentucky's school records in the shot put and discus. She competed unattached in three meets during the 2012-13 season, winning the shot put on two occasions and placing fourth at the 2013 USA Indoor Championships. A native Ohioan, Muffet is a graduate of North Canton Hoover High School (2001-2005), where she was a three-time state champion and former Ohio state-record holder in the shot put. Muffet earned her bachelor's degree in telecommunications from the University of Kentucky in 2010 and added a master's in human development and leadership from Murray State University in 2012. Follow Ashley at : https://www.instagram.com/ashleykovacsusa/

On this weeks episode of Culturation™ we speak with the Change Manager, Mohamed Massaquoi. We discuss how to process pain, keeping mind over matter, and staying consistent.  A Charlotte, North Carolina native, Mohamed was the second-round pick for the Cleveland Browns in the 2009 NFL draft. Before joining the NFL, Mohamed earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Georgia, where he was also named the 2008 team captain, selected as a first-team All-Southeastern Conference and Academic All-SEC member.  After retiring from the NFL, Mohamed worked as a financial advisor at Morgan Stanley. In the Spring of 2017, while riding ATV's with friends, Mohamed was involved in an accident that resulted in the amputation of his left hand. Following the accident, Mohamed launched VESSOL, a change management firm which guides companies through organizational change.  Mohamed is a member of the 2018 UGA 40 under 40 class, and a 2019 graduate of Harvard's Business School's Program for Leadership Development (PLD), which is HBS's executive MBA Alternative.  #MohamedMassaquoi #Culturation #PoweredByPremier #Athlete #ChangeManager #Psychology #Leadership #JustinEpstein

Welcome to Episode 160 of the No Quit Living Podcast. NQL is a personal development podcast designed to help you achieve your goals and desires. Whether you found us from Forbes, Inc Magazine, CEO Magazine, CIO, New Theory, or elsewhere, we're thrilled you are listening. Through hearing the inspiring stories and tips from the greats, we will all find it easier to stay motivated. A Charlotte, North Carolina native, Mohamed was the second round pick for the Cleveland Browns in the 2009 NFL draft where he recorded two 100-yard receiving games his rookie year, the first Browns rookie to have two or more such games in a season since Kevin Johnson in 1999.  Before joining the NFL, Mohamed earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology taking only 3.5 years from the University of Georgia where he was named the 2008 team captain, selected as a first-team All-Southeastern Conference and Academic All-SEC member, and received the team's Leon Farmer Award for his dedication to the strength and conditioning program and academics.  Mohamed attended Independence High School helping his team win 77 consecutive games and capture four consecutive North Carolina state 4A championships while setting the North Carolina state prep records for career receiving yards (4,851) in a season (2004), touchdown catches in a career (76), and touchdown catches in a season (32 as a senior).  In Spring 2017, while riding ATVs with friends Mohamed, was involved in an accident that resulted in the amputation of four fingers, leaving his thumb intact.  Since retiring from the NFL, Mohamed has worked at Morgan Stanley as a financial advisor and is currently a speaker and advocate for fitness, athletes in business, and amputee causes. Mohamed has been a student at the Harvard Business School, completing their Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports program and their Crossover into Business program, both led by Anita Elberse.   Website: https://www.mohamedmassaquoi.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ironmassaquoi/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/ironmassaquoi?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ironmassaquoi/

Episode 152 Mohamed Massaquoi was the second round pick for the Cleveland Browns in the 2009 NFL draft where he recorded two 100-yard receiving games his rookie year, the first Browns rookie to have two or more such games in a season since 1999.  Before joining the NFL, Mohamed earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology taking only 3.5 years from the University of Georgia where he was named the 2008 team captain, selected as a first-team All-Southeastern Conference and Academic All-SEC member, and received the team's Leon Farmer Award for his dedication to the strength and conditioning program and academics.  Mohamed attended Independence High School helping his team win 77 consecutive games and capture four consecutive North Carolina state 4A championships while setting the North Carolina state prep records for career receiving yards, receiving yards (4,851) in a season (2004), touchdown catches in a career (76), and touchdown catches in a season (32 as a senior).  In Spring 2017, while riding ATVs with friends Mohamed, was involved in a an accident that resulted in the amputation of four fingers, leaving his thumb intact.  Since retiring from the NFL, Mohamed has worked at Morgan Stanley as a financial advisor and is currently a speaker and advocate for fitness, athletes in business, and amputee causes. On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Mohamed about his faith in Christ, how he handled losing in college after winning every game he played in high school, adjusting to life without football and how the accident he suffered with an ATV changed his perspective on life and made him grateful to God.  For more on Mohamed, check out his website at MohamedMassaquoi.com. Check out http://SportsSpectrum.com for more content on the intersection of sports and faith. 

D.D. Lewis was born October 16, 1945 in Knoxville, Tennessee - the youngest of 14 children. He was named after two great Generals of World War II – Dwight Eisenhower and Douglas MacArthur.  D.D. starred at Mississippi State University from 1965 to 1967 as a two-way player and three-year starter. He led Mississippi State in tackles and assists all three of his varsity seasons and was named team captain his senior year and graduated from Mississippi State. D.D. joined the National Football League in 1968 and played for the Dallas Cowboys until 1981. His college and professional career includes: All-Southeastern Conference – 1966 and 1967; SEC Defensive Player of the Year – 1967; All-American – 1967; College Football Hall of Fame He wore # 50 for the Dallas Cowboys for 14 years; 12 NFC Divisional Contests and 1 NFC Wild Card Contest; 9 NFC Championship Games; 5 Super Bowl appearances; 2 World Championship victories; Holds Dallas Cowboys playoff record with 27 games Voted the “Most Popular Player” by the Cowboys fans and given the Bart Starr Meritorious Award in 1981 Tom Landry named D.D. as starting linebacker in 1973, a position he held for nine years until his retirement after the 1981 season; Tom Landry once said of D.D “of all the players I coached with the Dallas Cowboys, D.D. Lewis was certainly one of them!” D.D. is married to Diane Walters and they have two daughters, Melna & Victoria, and a son, Brook Barnes. His family attend Chase Oaks Church in Plano, Texas. He is currently retired.