Podcasts about Lawrence Phillips

February is American Heart Month, and heart disease happens to be the #1 cause of death for Americans. We discuss it with Dr. Clyde Yancy, Chief of Cardiology, Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular InstituteAnd we all know what CPR is, but how does it work? How was it developed? And, why should all of us know how to save a life? Dr. Lawrence Phillips, Director, Nuclear Cardiology at NYU Langone Medical Center explains

This week's show featured Grow Nebraska Women's Business Center executive director Eden Butler providing insight and education on the grants and resources they work to connect entrepreneurs with in the area.  Then, Northwestern Medicine's Dr. Clyde Yancy talked about heart disease prevention before NYU Medical Center's Dr. Lawrence Phillips promoted the benefits of learning CPR.

February is American Heart Month, and heart disease happens to be the #1 cause of death for Americans. We discuss it with Dr. Clyde Yancy, Chief of Cardiology, Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular InstituteAnd we all know what CPR is, but how does it work? How was it developed? And, why should all of us know how to save a life? Dr. Lawrence Phillips, Director, Nuclear Cardiology at NYU Langone Medical Center explains

Tide shakin' in their boots after hearing this trap beat. 808 drums. Picturing The Chairman carrying Coach Drink off the field after the big upset. Drops of the Week. Iggy issues an apology on his WW2 take from the other day. 94 Fatso. Line moving in the Mizzou Alabama game. Rammies looked different with Puka and Kupp in the lineup. Lawrence Phillips. Charles Barkley audio. Triggering the Hoosier United. Juan From PP Corp is on the lines ahead of his pending nuptials tomorrow. Fall weddings. CFP Chaos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tide shakin' in their boots after hearing this trap beat. 808 drums. Picturing The Chairman carrying Coach Drink off the field after the big upset. Drops of the Week. Iggy issues an apology on his WW2 take from the other day. 94 Fatso. Line moving in the Mizzou Alabama game. Rammies looked different with Puka and Kupp in the lineup. Lawrence Phillips. Charles Barkley audio. Triggering the Hoosier United. Juan From PP Corp is on the lines ahead of his pending nuptials tomorrow. Fall weddings. CFP Chaos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

[Conflict of interest disclaimer: We are FutureSearch, a company working on AI-powered forecasting and other types of quantitative reasoning. If thin LLM wrappers could achieve superhuman forecasting performance, this would obsolete a lot of our work.] Widespread, misleading claims about AI forecastingRecently we have seen a number of papers – (Schoenegger et al., 2024, Halawi et al., 2024, Phan et al., 2024, Hsieh et al., 2024) – with claims that boil down to “we built an LLM-powered forecaster that rivals human forecasters or even shows superhuman performance”.These papers do not communicate their results carefully enough, shaping public perception in inaccurate and misleading ways. Some examples of public discourse: Ethan Mollick (>200k followers) tweeted the following about the paper Wisdom of the Silicon Crowd: LLM Ensemble Prediction Capabilities Rival Human Crowd Accuracy by Schoenegger et al.:A post on Marginal Revolution with the title and abstract [...] ---Outline:(00:24) Widespread, misleading claims about AI forecasting(03:02) What does human-level or superhuman forecasting mean?(04:08) Red flags for claims to (super)human AI forecasting accuracy(06:42) Wisdom of the Silicon Crowd: LLM Ensemble Prediction Capabilities Rival Human Crowd Accuracy (Schoenegger et al., 2024)(09:14) Approaching Human-Level Forecasting with Language Models (Halawi et al., 2024)(11:10) Reasoning and Tools for Human-Level Forecasting (Hsieh et al., 2024)(12:50) LLMs Are Superhuman Forecasters (Phan et al., 2024)(15:19) Takeaways(16:17) So how good are AI forecasters?The original text contained 1 footnote which was omitted from this narration. The original text contained 6 images which were described by AI. --- First published: September 12th, 2024 Source: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/uGkRcHqatmPkvpGLq/contra-papers-claiming-superhuman-ai-forecasting --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO. ---Images from the article:

In this episode, Lawrence Phillips, an endocrinologist at Emory Clinic, a professor at Emory University School of Medicine, and medical director of the Clinical Studies Center at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, discusses pushing through lung cancer to continue doing what he loves—seeing patients, teaching, and conducting research. Something odd turned up in one of Phillips's routine health screenings in 2008. A radiologist who was examining Phillips's CT scan images to look at his coronary arteries noticed a mass in his left lung. Phillips had previously been told not to worry about the mass because it wasn't growing. “Well, that's not true,” Phillips recalled the radiologist saying. The tumor had, indeed, grown. Three days later, Phillips had it removed via segmentectomy. He thought his lung cancer was over and done with. But in 2014, his surgery scar had started to change. It lit up in a PET scan. So, Phillips had a lobectomy, after which he learned he had an EGFR mutation. Eventually, Phillips began a treatment regimen gefitinib, which he still takes today. He is currently free of evidence of disease. Phillips spoke with Deborah Doroshow, associate professor of medicine at the Tisch Cancer Institute, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. A transcript of this conversation is available on the Cancer History Project.

Everyone deserves to feel safe and welcome while traveling. However, Expedia Group's latest research reveals that Black, Latino, LGBTQIA+ travelers, and those with disabilities still face significant barriers that hinder their travel experiences. Lawrence Phillips, CEO of Green Book Global, shares how his platform empowers Black travelers with authentic reviews and resources, helping them navigate the world with confidence. Joining the conversation, Heather Ansley, Chief Policy Officer at Paralyzed Veterans of America, highlights the challenges disabled travelers encounter and the advocacy efforts aimed at ensuring safe and dignified travel experiences. Together, they offer inspiring insights and actionable strategies to break down barriers and create a more inclusive travel industry for all.Read the full report here: Journeys for All: An Expedia Group Study on Inclusion in TravelPowering Travel is produced by Expedia Group in association with Quill.

In 1994, Lawrence Phillips ran for 156 yards in the Nebraska Spring Game; Phillips was even a better man than an athlete, and that's saying somethingIn 1941, the first organ was played at Wrigley FieldIn 1983, John Elway was drafted by the Baltimore Colts, and would then go on to be traded to the Denver BroncosShow sponsored by SANDHILLS GLOBAL & DOOR PLUSAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Thanks to Eli Lifland, Molly Hickman, Değer Turan, and Evan Miyazono for reviewing drafts of this post. The opinions expressed here are my own. Summary: Forecasters produce reasons and models that are often more valuable than the final forecasts Most of this value is being lost due to the historical practice & incentives of forecasting, and the difficulty of crowds to “adversarially collaborate”  FutureSearch is a forecasting system with legible reasons and models at its core (examples at the end) The Curious Case of the Missing Reasoning Ben Landau-Taylor of Bismarck Analysis wrote a piece on March 6 called “Probability Is Not A Substitute For Reasoning”, citing a piece where he writes: There has been a great deal of research on what criteria must be met for forecasting aggregations to be useful, and as Karger, Atanasov, and Tetlock argue, predictions of events such as the arrival of AGI [...] ---Outline:(00:40) The Curious Case of the Missing Reasoning(05:06) Those Who Seek Rationales, And Those Who Do Not(07:21) So What Do Elite Forecasters Actually Know?(10:30) The Rationale-Shaped Hole At The Heart Of Forecasting(11:51) Facts: Cite Your Sources(12:07) Reasons: So You Think You Can Persuade With Words(14:25) Models: So You Think You Can Model the World(17:56) There Is No Microeconomics of AGI(19:39) 700 AI questions you say? Aren't We In the Age of AI Forecasters?(21:33) Towards “Towards Rationality Engines”(23:10) Sample Forecasts With Reasons and Models--- First published: April 2nd, 2024 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/qMP7LcCBFBEtuA3kL/the-rationale-shaped-hole-at-the-heart-of-forecasting --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

Welcome to Oak Performance Radio. I'm your host, Adam Lane. If you're tuning in for the first time, our mission is to provide top-notch content for athletes, coaches, and parents. We're passionate about sharing stories that inspire and delve into every facet of athletic performance. Our ultimate objective is to help athletes unlock their full potential and be the best they can be. Today's guest is Lawrence Phillips, a successful MMA fighter from Rockford, Illinois, who holds a world championship title. His rise to prominence began in February, and he boasts an impressive amateur record of 7-0, with all wins secured in the first round. Recently, Phillips won the championship at the Global Association of Mixed Martial Arts World Championships in Amsterdam, defeating his Latvian opponent. Phillips is a 6'3" fighter weighing 265 pounds. He has gained the attention of significant management teams, such as Paradigm and First Round Management, representing MMA stars such as Conor McGregor and Derrick Lewis. Phillips' success stems from his coaches and the support he receives at DeLaRosa Submission Academy in Roscoe. His foundation for success was laid during his wrestling days at Auburn High School and later at Division II St. Cloud State, where he contributed to a national championship team. 00:01 MMA training and coaching with Lawrence Phillips.  2:21 High school wrestling, college, and MMA. 9:15 MMA training, fighting, and travel experiences.  14:08 Balancing strength training and MMA practice. 26:15 Martial arts and overcoming adversity. 29:01 Wrestling and jujitsu training 34:49 MMA training and its unique balance between smart and stupid training

We welcome One Championship's Heavy Weight Prospect Lawrence Phillips to explore his journey to into MMA, Weight Loss, Travel, Love of Pizza, Coaching & So much more. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section down below... SPONSORED BY ⁠https://www.instagram.com/supremeoftheuk/?hl=en⁠⁠ https://www.instagram.com/cfr_sports/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/lawrence_phillips_mma/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/support

TOM SHATEL was hired on September 1, 1991 as the sports columnist of the Omaha World Herald. He has been there since. In this conversation he talks about what he does. Also, Scott Frost, Tom Osborne, Bo Pelini and the importance of facing the sources when you write something critical of them. He talks about what makes him unique, his enjoyment of being at games, with coaches and players, and his lifelong stuttering and how he came to terms with it in the last 20 years. SHOW NOTES  1:00 Describe what a columnist does [hint: face of the sports section] 5:50 When did you find your ‘voice'? [reference to Jay Novacek AND Bill Plaschke] 10:30 How do fans respond when they disagree with you? 12:30 Lawrence Phillips and Tom Osborne and what did you hear from the coach?   14:00 You better show up if you're going to be critical [and the story of where Tom met Osborne] 18:50 Could you have imagined in 1991 you would still be here 32 years later? [talks about his job interview and the scene he found in Omaha] 24:00 The good Nebraska karma was found there when in college at Missouri [anecdote about Larry Porter sidebar from NU / Mizzou game in 1978] 29:20 The value of seeing practice and having better access to coaches and players 32:50 Provides authority in your reporting and writing 34:30 Getting special access to the coaches and players [and into an anecdote about Pelini] 37:20 Tom talks about dealing with stuttering his entire life, and how he publicly came to terms with it 41:45 Scott Frost – when did you first have an inkling it might now work out? 46:40 When did you start questioning Frost and his work here? 49:30 Shrader asks about reporting after Frost firing that they knew things were not right, but didn't report during his tenure here [no implication that Shatel did that] 52:40 We talk about Frost's enjoyment of the job, and Shatel says he thinks maybe Frost ‘couldn't turn it down' 55:00 Matt Davison's role in the Frost era and his in Frost's hiring [Shrader offers opinion] 59:00 How has the job changed in the 32 years?

This episode will feature the Life and Death of former NFL players Lawrence Phillips, Aaron Hernandez and Derrick Thomas. It also features the life and career of Henry Ruggs III! Remember KingUno does canvas go to https://www.facebook.com/kingunocanvases! Make sure to follow KingUnoTheGamer and Starkinggaming86 on all platforms!!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thekingdomtalkswithkings/support

Big O talks Lawrence Phillips and Cecil Collins

Big O talks Lawrence Phillips and Cecil Collins

 Was Lawrence Phillips the Best RB of all-time at Nebraska? His Former Teammates Weigh inAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Paul Koch joined Todd and I for a guest episode of Monday Night Therapy. Paul was a member of the Nebraska strength and conditioning staff from 1987-1996. He is the author of “No Place Like Nebraska - Anatomy Of An Era” which I profiled in a video recently. Paul talked about what it was like being a member of the staff during the greatest run of Nebraska football. He relates what strength and conditioning can do for a team, how it got started at Nebraska, Getting players motivated to do their workouts was a difficult task, even when they knew it would ultimately benefit them. It was a special group of coaches and players that made the greatness of the 90s come about and Paul was there to tell us about it. He also talked about his relationship with Lawrence Phillips, as he was one of the few people who stayed in touch with Phillips after his incarceration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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In this episode, we speak to Lawrence Phillips, founder and CEO of Green Book Global, which is on the mission to inspire and empower black travelers so they can travel the world in confidence. And his website has become one of the trusted sources that black travelers rely on, not just for every experience, but to learn about destinations from a safety standpoint, as well as have fun.

Today we were joined by CMS Golf, Dr. James Van Winkle, and Lawrence Phillips.

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Lawrence Phillips embarked on a 30 country, 7-continent adventure around the world and noticed there was no consistent resource that could provide destination insights on racism. So, he built one. #TravelingWhileBlack is more than a hashtag, it is a reality for many of us as we travel the world. Historically Black Travelers have faced a number of issues and inconveniences while traveling, and as a result the Green Book was established in 1936 by Victor Hugo Green as a resource to help Black Travelers navigate the United States safely and without embarrassment during jim crow and segregation. Our guest this week is Lawrence Phillips, Passionpreneur and Founder of Green Book Global, a travel review platform dedicated to inspiring and empowering Black travelers to confidently explore the world. It is akin to a Black “TripAdvisor” and is the first of its kind. Lawrence is also a DEI Consultant and offers services to DMOs, hotels and travel organizations to help make a more equitable space for Black Travelers. Follow Green Book Global on all social media platforms: IG: https://instagram.com/greenbookglobal?utm_medium=copy_link FaceBook: https://m.facebook.com/greenbookglobal/ http://greenbookglobal.com/ https://youtube.com/watch?v=BabQdWP4ghs&feature=share FOLLOW US: IG:   https://www.instagram.com/dontlookunderthebedpod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/dlutbpod https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiwade niki@dontlookunderthebed.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe robin@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lawrence Phillips embarked on a 30 country, 7-continent adventure around the world and noticed there was no consistent resource that could provide destination insights on racism. So, he built one. #TravelingWhileBlack is more than a hashtag, it is a reality for many of us as we travel the world. Historically Black Travelers have faced a number of issues and inconveniences while traveling, and as a result the Green Book was established in 1936 by Victor Hugo Green as a resource to help Black Travelers navigate the United States safely and without embarrassment during jim crow and segregation. Our guest this week is Lawrence Phillips, Passionpreneur and Founder of Green Book Global, a travel review platform dedicated to inspiring and empowering Black travelers to confidently explore the world. It is akin to a Black “TripAdvisor” and is the first of its kind. Lawrence is also a DEI Consultant and offers services to DMOs, hotels and travel organizations to help make a more equitable space for Black Travelers. Follow Green Book Global on all social media platforms: IG: https://instagram.com/greenbookglobal?utm_medium=copy_link FaceBook: https://m.facebook.com/greenbookglobal/ http://greenbookglobal.com/ https://youtube.com/watch?v=BabQdWP4ghs&feature=share FOLLOW US: IG:   https://www.instagram.com/dontlookunderthebedpod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/dlutbpod https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiwade niki@dontlookunderthebed.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe robin@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Freddie Freeman a Met?! Big t-shirt contest, Matt Ryan a big black hole smack dab in the middle of the Falcons payroll, Why aren't you going to CFB games anymore? Art Briles is back, PGA Tour vs Greg Norman, Lawrence Phillips enablers film, Todd Grantham at Bama, Pete's Tweets, This Day in Sports History. Come for breakdown of how much $ Liberty Media made off the Braves, stay for micro-betting & stupid comments from Patrick Ewing & former heavyweight champ now fighting for Ukraine but this time with a gun

Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by Stanfield Hunting Outfitter's waterfowl guide, Blake Poppe. The guys run through many topics as they look at the crazy things people ask for on GoFundMe, and discuss the tragic tale of Nebraska Huskers running back Lawrence Phillips and the 1988 Dallas Carter High School football team scandal.

Welcome back to the Bill Bradley Collective, where this week in the last of our season-wide profiles through the lens of criminal justice we discuss the life and times and crimes of Lawrence Phillips. Phillips' story is not one for the faint of heart, but one that incapsulates everything this Collective attempts to capture from a sporting, moral, judicial and human perspective. Phillips is best remembered as a prodigious yet highly-troubled collegiate running back at the University of Nebraska and a controversial early first round pick of the then-St. Louis Rams, but the narrative of this man goes far deeper. Join us for a chronological narrative of a simultaneous football phenom and serial criminal. From an adolescence marked by abuse and neglect at the hands of parents and the foster-care system both, to being allegedly “saved” by the so-called constructs of football and almost endless opportunities at salvation granted by coaching greats the likes of Osbourne, Vermeil and others, and to when said chances run dry and incarceration for violent crimes becomes inevitable, the Collective does their best to cover every angle of Phillips' life. Lawrence Phillips as victim of a broken foster care system, a compromised collegiate and pro football infrastructure and a victim of racial criminal justice inequity: yes. But with serious consideration given to the undue justice given his many victims, namely one Kate EcEwen, and for others whom seem grossly neglected and almost forgotten, we also attempt to bring light to, this week on the Bill Bradley Collective.

We open with our usual Fails, including Aaron Rodgers endorsements, a naked man in a wall, and Michigan's Attorney General getting drunk at a tailgate. We also discuss the career of Lawrence Phillips, who could not stay out of legal troubles. In the sports recap, we talk about the week in college football, San Diego St. punter Matt Ariaza, and which teams we want to see get into the playoffs. In the NFL, the Patriots are back to crushing everybody, the Titans continue to win without Derrick Henry, and a couple of teams who we aren't too sure where they stand. For losers this week we have a Jon Gruden lawsuit, the Manningcast curse, and John Wall potentially being paid to miss a season for no reason. We end with our interview with college football player turned comedian Mikey McDonald. https://twitter.com/mikeymcdonald55?s=21. Pure Rock n Roll by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sean998/support

Well, due to some technical difficulties not associated with bourbon this time, this show has been a few weeks in the making. But here it is: the totally wonderful mess that is Episode 6! Pay no attention to the audio quality of Ken's microphone. In spite of what he might say in the pre-show disclaimer, there is nothing weird or goofy to hear here...at all.We open the show with the festivities surrounding Scott's first wedding anniversary, improving the internet connectivity in Petey (my '02 Peterbilt), discuss the hiring of Trev Alberts, and then dissected the OU-Texas move to the SEC.Our main topic features another Top 5 list; namely our favorite five players we've watched. 5 on offense, and 5 on defense.We finish the show with our Fun Fact Segment, where we talk about our favorite football movies. So kick back, pardon the audio issues, and enjoy our second-to-last episode before the 2021 season kicks off on August 28th!TOP 5 DEFENSIVE PLAYERSKen#5 - LB, TERRELL FARLEY, 1995-96CAREER STATS105 Total TKL, 42 solo9 TFL for 45 yards5 Sacks for 40 yards3 INT, 2 for TDs, 92 YDS7 PBU, and 24 QB hurriesHIGHLIGHTShttps://youtu.be/iNH79McFixM(Language Warning!)#4 - DT, JASON PETER, 1993-97CAREER STATS156 Total TKL, 51 Solo31 TFL, for 118 yards11 Sacks for 68 yards24 QB Hurries1 Forced Fumble1 Fumble Return for a TD3 INT Caused4 PBUFUMBLE RETURN FOR A TDhttps://youtu.be/2Mlk78nf-Ok#3 - LB/DE, TREV ALBERTS, 1989-93CAREER STATS248 Total TKL, 105 Solo45 TFL for 242 YDS29.5 Sacks for 196 YDS - School Record5 Forced FUM5 FUM recoveries69 QB HurriesHe played in the '94 Orange Bowl with a dislocated elbow suffered in the Oklahoma game, and had 6 tackles, including 3 Sacks on Charlie Ward for 29 yards lost. Ward had just won the 1993 Heisman Trophy.1994 ORANGE BOWLhttps://youtu.be/XIkp7bHoUOY#2 - DE, GRANT WISTROM, 1994-97CAREER STATS206 Total TKL, 93 Solo58.5 TFL for 260 YDS26.5 Sacks for 178 YDS4 FUM Cause, 1 Recovery2 Blocked Kicks3 PBU1 INT, returned 9 YDS for a TD64 QB Hurries5 INT CausedNebraska HOF Induction Reporthttps://youtu.be/6A61cuZ8S6E#1 - DT, NDAMUKONG SUH, 2005-09CAREER STATS215 Total TKL, 125 Solo57 TFL, for 252 YDS24 Sacks for 187 YDS3 FUM Caused, 1 Recovery6 Blocked Kicks15 PBU4 INT, 2 returned for TDs38 QB HurriesHIGHLIGHTShttps://youtu.be/De_cDanENYUHonorable mention: LB, Lavonte David, 2010-11CB, Ralph Brown - 1996-99CB, Barron Miles - 1990-94Scott5 - S Nate Gerryhttps://youtu.be/orkyV_isgl4- 273 Tackles and had at least 4 interceptions in each of his final 3 seasons- He was the only one who could tackle Melvin Gordon during his 400 yard performance: if you go to YouTube, every comment is like “Melvin Gordon vs. Nate Gerry” “*Melvin Gordon gets the ball.* nate Gerry: “ah shit here we go again.”- Bullshit targeting call against UCLA4 - DE Randy Gregoryhttps://youtu.be/hidMFxwczxY- 16 1/2 sacks in 2 seasons.- Hunted folks without fear3 - CB Alfonzo Dennardhttps://youtu.be/1u-Q0px2aYg- I just remember that nobody passed his way, and when they did, they paid for it. He was rarely outgunned. 2 - LB Lavonte Davidhttps://youtu.be/KnnE1I_NsT0- In only two years, Started 27 games, 285 total tackles recorded, 28 TFL, 11.5 Sacks, two INT, 12 pass deflections, 3 forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries- Forced a fumble from Braxton Miller in the 3rd quarter of the OSU game to shift the momentum that ultimately lead to our comeback against OSU1 - DT Ndamukong Suhhttps://youtu.be/De_cDanENYU- stats aren't necessary. He's the GOAT.Honorable Mentions:Prince AmukamaraCiante EvansTOP 5 OFFENSEKen#5 - RB, AMEER ABDULLAH, 2011-14CAREER STATS813 rushes for 4,588 yards (2nd All-Time), 5.6 YPC, 39 TD's73 catches for 690 yards, 7TD's61 kick returns, 1,592 yards, 1TD, 26.1 YPR31 punt returns, 316 yards, 1 TD, 10.2 YPRTOTALS: 978 touches, 7,186 yards, 48 TD's. 7.3 yards per touchHIGHLIGHTShttps://youtu.be/VJzKofztWVU#4 - QB, ERIC CROUCH, 1997-01CAREER STATS648 rushes, 3,434 yards, 59 TD's, 5.3 yards per rush606 Passes, 312 Completions, 4,481 yards, 29 TD's, 25 INT's, 14.4 yards per comp.TOTALS; 1,254 touches, 7,915 yards, 88 TD's, 184 yds per game, 6.3 yards per touch, 8.24 yards per + playHIGHLIGHTShttps://youtu.be/LV9_1T74Z0E(Language Warning)#3 - RB, AHMAN GREEN, 1995-97CAREER TOTALS574 rushes, 3,880 yards, 42 TD's, 6.8 yards per rush35 receptions, 300 yards, 3 TD's, 8.6 yards per catchHIGHLIGHTS https://youtu.be/k543UYkYqz0(Language Warning)#2- RB, LAWRENCE PHILLIPS, 1993-95CAREER TOTALS449 rushes, 2,777 yards, 30 TD's, 6.2 yards per rush28 catches, 195 yards, 0 TD's, 6.9 yards per catchHIGHLIGHTShttps://youtu.be/hDgwFlLFK2E#1 - QB, TOMMIE FRAZIER, 1992-95CAREER STATS342 rushes, 1,955 yards, 36 TD's, 5.7 yards per rush469 passes, 232 completions, 3,521 yards, 43 TD's, 11 INT's, 15.4 yards per comp.TOTALS: 811 touches, 5,476 yards, 79 TD's, 156 yards per game, 6.75 yards per touch, 9.5 yards per + playMissed almost the entire year in 1994 with blood clotsHIGHLIGHTShttps://youtu.be/tj4xTcZm6skHonorable Mention: Scott Frost, QBMike Rozier - RBRoy Helu Jr, - RBScott5 - Taylor Martinezhttps://youtu.be/dT7mbeeLkPQ- his 76 yard run against Wisconsin in the 2012 B1G champ game was amazing- His throwing mechanics were odd, but he was still accurate considering it.- It's a shame he got turf toe and slowed his game down.4 - Rex Burkheadhttps://youtu.be/iO2eHO4Xufs- He would always fall forward.- He was one of the most dependable first down getters of my generation. It didn't matter how many yards were needed, he almost always found a way to make it happen.- The juke he made for the tying touchdown against OSU is still my most memorable moment3 - Jordan Westerkamp “The Magician”https://youtu.be/MC-ZFgpkM9A- he was unbelievably dependable- Behind the back catch will always be an all time favorite Husker moment- When we lost the devastating BYU Hail Mary game, their was a TD in the first quarter that westerkamp blew my mind with- Of course the Wester-catch2 - Stanley Morgan Jrhttps://youtu.be/hAOYe-6btVo- Most recent player that provided so much. I just wish he was here longer- He was just so fun to watch.1 - Ameer Abdullahhttps://youtu.be/VJzKofztWVU- He and Burkhead were such a blessing that I very much under appreciated.- His winning run against McNeese state was ricockulous - His cuts were unstoppable- So incredibly quickHonorable Mentions:Nate SwiftRoy Helu JrAlso, Alex Henery and Sam FoltzFUN FACTFavorite football movieKen - "Friday Night Lights"Scott - "Remember the Titans"We hope you enjoyed the show, and would love for you to contact us with questions, comments, or suggestions. Use the links below to find us on social media, or email us.Also, look us up on the web, where you can stream the latest episode right in your browser, or download it from the library. You will also find subscribe links to all the major podcast platforms on our website as well.LINKSWeb: www.genredpod.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Vwo_llDJumfT7WobythVQFacebook: http://facebook.com/genredpodTwitter: http://twitter.com/genredpodEmail: genrpodcast@gmail.comMUSIC"New Marley" - Produced by Anywaywell

Today we finish off our two-part conversation on the life of Lawrence Phillips, the former Nebraska football star whose life started to unravel by the end of college.  On part 2, we'll take you through everything from the time he leaves Nebraska until his death by suicide in a prison in 2016. There are a lot of graphic details and his story isn't easy to hear so be warned heading into this episode.  For more, visit us online at http://distantreplaypodcast.com 

The true crime story of Lawrence Phillips is one that has captivated people for decades and that's why so many people reached out to recommend this one to us.   From his highlights as a running back for the Nebraska Cornhuskers to the tragic ending of his life, his career was always front page news. There is so much to his story that we decided to cover him in 2 parts. So in this part 1, we discuss: - his troubled upbringing - Lawrence enduring mental/physical abuse at the hands of his mother and her boyfriends - His stay at LA's McLaren Hall and how it shaped the rest of his life - The high school years - His career at Nebraska and the domestic violence incident that would shape the rest of his life    For more, please visit us online at http://distantreplaypodcast.com 

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Dick Vermeil. The former NFL coach on turning Rams around, the Lawrence Phillips saga, and why Vermeil Wines will be poured in Canton.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Dick Vermeil. The former NFL coach on turning Rams around, the Lawrence Phillips saga, and why Vermeil Wines will be poured in Canton.

Tune in to a NFL Draft themed edition of Locker Room Talk as Joe and I look back at the biggest draft busts of all time from Ryan Leaf to Lawrence Phillips to even Bo Jackson? Everything you need to know on The Dan & Joe Sports Show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-n-joesportsshow/support

Just hours before the NFL Draft, news broke that Aaron Rodgers wants out of Green Bay. Chris Schmidt and Damon Barr wonder if the next time they'll see the MVP will be on the gridiron or hosting Jeopardy. Brandon Vogel joins the show to talk about Nebraska AD Bill Moos and his generous football record prediction, plus some last minute thoughts before we head to the spring game on Saturday. Coach Gary Barnett is back to give some insight on what coaches tell their players before they head into draft night. Russ Lande remembers the story of when the Rams traded Jerome Bettis so they could draft Lawrence Phillips and how some things just don't work the way you want them to. Danny Burke is back for another Burke's Best Bets. A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Lesbian seagull brings us back. The Rams really knew how to draft. Lawrence Phillips, Eddie Kennison, the proof is in the pudding. Mike Martz discussion. Throwback to the Rams demise. Dick Vermeil. Tim did an interview with Dick when he was moving out of his house. The Dome. Tiger's son has a sweet swing. Rick Ross. Iggy cooked some monkfish last evening. 

Lesbian seagull brings us back. The Rams really knew how to draft. Lawrence Phillips, Eddie Kennison, the proof is in the pudding. Mike Martz discussion. Throwback to the Rams demise. Dick Vermeil. Tim did an interview with Dick when he was moving out of his house. The Dome. Tiger's son has a sweet swing. Rick Ross. Iggy cooked some monkfish last evening. 

Double B opens the show, over unders are later, and Lawrence Phillips gets mentioned. Safe to say we would do alot for a national championship. We just want to beat PJ Fleck. We hate that guy.

Analyse complète de la 10ème semaine de la saison 2020 de College Football avec un focus sur Notre Dame/Clemson et Florida/Georgia. Au programme : - Breaking News : les actus de la semaine (Kylin Hill, Trill Williams, Gary Andersen). - Playcalling & Targeting : Notre Dame-Clemson et Florida-Georgia. - Tour d’horizon des résultats de la semaine 10 (Indiana-Michigan, Penn State-Maryland, Oregon-Stanford, USC-Arizona State, Boise State-BYU, etc…). - NFL Draft Big Board : Top 5, OLB Amen Ogbongbemiga, RB Ronnie Rivers. - Yearbook 1995 : Nebraska invincible, Lawrence Phillips, Northwestern, Southwest conference, Nick Saban, Eddie George, Keyshawn Johnson, Ray Lewis, etc… - Programme de la week 11. Avec Grégory Richard alias « iello » et Morgan Lagrée, rédacteur en chef et fondateur du site The Blue Pennant.

Peter talks with Chris Landry about NCAA and Possible NFL games on Saturdays, great insight on Phillips and Brent Allen, RoJo Talk

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Hot Topic Social Distancing, then I interview Keith Stokes about his journey, and how he almost ended up at Clemson playing soccer instead of Georgia Military Academy playing football. He talks about the discipline at GMA, and how that has helped him along his 16 year Pro Football Career. We talk about him going to college with DeVone Claybrooks, and us all being roommates as coaches. He tells stories of Lawrence Phillips and other players. He shares his story of perseverance of constantly being told what he can't do, and proving coaches and others wrong. A fun conversation that you will be glad you took the time to listen. Enjoy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikel18 /support

Wow! Even without a game last week we find ourselves with plenty to talk about. Maurice Washington fills up a lot of our conversation this week as he is no longer practicing with the team and his future with the program is very much in doubt.  Fans love to remember the 90’s, and with Scott Frost, they are hoping for a return of the good old days. Well, is history starting to repeat itself? In this case, we are not referring to winning, but rather, players who make poor decisions put the program’s reputation in jeopardy and still get second and third chances.  This approach is a slippery slope for Frost, and the way he deals with Washington is something he can’t take lightly. Dr. Rob Zatechka says it best in this edition of the Doc Talk Podcast presented by the Rimington Trophy; coaches hate drama! Washington has provided plenty of it this season, so what’s next? Only time will tell, but Frost indicated that if his sophomore runningback does return to the team, it will not be anytime soon. So on this episode, we spend some time talking about Washington, Lawrence Phillips, culture, and the balance that coaches have to take when it comes to mentoring student-athletes.  Oh, and what about Indiana? Nebraska does have a game this week as they take on the Hoosiers. Indiana can score points, but it gives up a lot as well. In addition to the game talk, Dr. Rob and Travis take a lot of listener emails. As always thank you to our great sponsors who make this podcast possible including: The Rimington trophy Infusion Brewing Company Husker Hounds Ticket Express HuskerMax If you have questions or comments you would like to send us; you can drop us an email, doctalksports@gmail.com. Also, don't forget you can follow Rr. Rob on Twitter, @doctalksports. You can find the Husker Doc Talk Podcast presented by The Rimington Trophy on Podbean, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and many more podcast outlets. Please give us a rating and a review to help us grow.  

Well, the Scott Frost era isn't off to the start we thought it would be. Adrian Martinez is hurt. Andrew Bunch is like Matt Turman but without Lawrence Phillips, Aaron Taylor and Chris Dishman. And we've lost to friggin' Colorado and Troy. But Colorado and Iowa fans should relish this while they can because this is just the dark before the dawn So give a listen to our darkness this week because there's a lot of it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Pat and Tweedy yell at each other about who is better Ahman Green or Lawrence Phillips? They also talk about Recruiting and Nebrasketball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I this week's episode Tweedy and Pat "The Stat" Janssen talk about the importance of getting a kicker, the similarities and differences between Aaron Hernandez and Lawrence Phillips, why baseball is the worst sport and how no one cares about Michael Jordan's mom. Also, Tweedy has the best quips. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Serena is having a baby in the fall. Mazel Tov. Aaron Hernandez dead at 27. Westbrook gets 51 and a triple double tonight but Harden and Rockets get win and go up 2-0 in series.

Joe, Ryan & Pat discuss the current state of Husker athletics, including Tim Miles' Nebrasketball squad, Husker football recruiting, and what it will take for Nebraska sports to succeed again. Should Husker fans accept (or encourage) cheating? Should Nebraska fans be happy achieving moderate success without breaking the rules? Mike Riley, Tim Miles, Tom Osborne, Frank Solich, Lawrence Phillips, Nick Saban, Mark Dantonio, Joseph Lewis, Bo Pelini, Jim Tressel, Minnesota football, the SEC and steroids are all on the table this week. It was a healthy week of Nebraska conversation. NOW EAT! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Talking about documentary "Running for his life: The Lawrence Phillips Story and another on the 1963 Army-Navy Game. Plus Jets-Pats and Giants-Eagles matchups this week plus notes on all the other NFL teams plus CFB, Tennis, MLB and some stuff on Mets, Yanks, Knicks and Nets.

On this week's episode, Peter King talks to Packers head coach Mike McCarthy, and 60 Minutes Sports correspondent Armen Keteyian. Mike McCarthy talks about how he kept his team together after a four game losing streak, his working relationship with Aaron Rodgers, and surviving in Green Bay longer than Vince Lombardi. Keteyian explains why people should watch a documentary about a football player from two decades ago, why Lawrence Phillips is relevant today, and what advice he would give to Goodell and the NFL about how to reduce cases of domestic violence. Keteyian covered the Patriots often during his eight years as a CBS sideline reporter and he explains why Bill Belichick stands alone in his mind among NFL coaches.

Jonathan Jones calls in to the show to discuss the Carolina Panthers and the rest of the NFL Divisional Round Playoffs. Jones covers the Panthers for the Charlotte Observer. Bill and Jamal then talk about the relocation of the Rams and the death of Lawrence Phillips.

This week, we look at a charming man, who beat women, ran down teenagers with his car, and strangled the imprisoned cousin of another NFL player.He was one of the greatest running backs in college football history, an NFL bust, and a prolific letter writer, Lawrence Phillips!!Check us out, every Tuesday. We will continue to bring you the biggest idiots in sports history! Hosted by James Pietragallo & Jimmie Whisman New episodes every Tuesday!! Please subscribe, rate, and review! Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Head to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things Crime in Sports! For merchandise: crimeinsports.threadless.com Check out James and Jimmie's other show: Small Town Murder   Follow us on social media! Facebook: facebook.com/crimeinsports Instagram: instagram.com/smalltownmurder Twitter: twitter.com/MurderSmall   Contact the show: crimeinsports@gmail.com Donate on Patreon: patreon.com/crimeinsports PayPal: paypal.me/crimeinsports

Lawrence Phillips was a phenomenal football talent, a back-to-back National Champion at the University of Nebraska and a top NFL draft pick in 1996. But a childhood marred by trauma and violence undercut Phillips’ promise of a fruitful life. Despite his obvious athletic gifts, a pattern of disturbing off-field behavior pushed Phillips out of the league and into legal trouble. In 2008, Lawrence Phillips entered Kern Valley State Prison. He would never get to see the outside again. In January of 2015, while awaiting trial for the alleged murder of his cell-mate, Phillips was found dead in his cell - a suspected suicide. Today, Dave Zirin seeks clarity and lessons from the tragic life of Lawrence Phillips. Our guests are Damon Benning, a Cornhusker teammate of Phillips and a current radio host in Lincoln, Howard University Professor Christian-Dotson Pierson, and Neil Irvin, Executive Director of ‘Men Can Stop Rape.’Zirin article: “Who Killed Lawrence Phillips?” http://www.thenation.com/article/who-killed-lawrence-phillips/Edge of Sports homepage http://edgeofsportspodcast.comhttp://twitter.com/edgeofsports | http://fb.com/edgeofsports | email edgeofsports@slate.com Damon Benning twitter http://twitter.com/damonbenningMen Can Stop Rape http://mencanstoprape.org | Neil Irvin twitter http://twitter.com/mcsr_nirvinChristian Dotson-Pierson twitter http://twitter.com/profcdpMusic: Hide & Seek by WTCHCRFT http://soundcloud.com/wtchcrft2 | Blankets by Swell http://soundcloud.com/swll | 808s and birthday cake by Tim Legend http://soundcloud.com/timlegend

Ryan & Pat talk to college football's most visible Dr. Pepper vendor, comedic actor (and Omaha native) Jim Connor (aka Larry Culpepper) about acting, growing up in Nebraska, upcoming projects with Danny McBride and George Lopez, and the always lighthearted topic of Lawrence Phillips' death. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talk Lawrence Phillips, recruiting rules and the possible end of Satellite Camp, basketball, HS All-Star games and give the latest in Husker recruiting in this week's HOL Radio Show. 

-His relationship with Dan Snyder and other NFL owners -How much the quarterback position has changed in 10 years -Darrell Green and Bruce Smith once divided a Redskins locker room -His former teammate and good friend, Lawrence Phillips, committed suicide in a California prison -NFL Divisional Round Playoff Picks

In this episode, legendary defensive coordinator Charlie McBride shares coaching advice with Ryan and Pat, discusses different approaches between athletic directors and coaches, remembers all sorts of funny stories, shares his opinions on recent coaching staffs and sheds light on Lawrence Phillips See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

April 14 Seg 3 More On Lawrence Phillips

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Lawrence Phillips talks about a study looking at the effects of a lifestyle programme on diabetes incidence and weight loss in a real-world population in the USA.