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Today on Move the Ball™, Jen chats with Roe Farris II to discuss his “path to the draft”, including memorable games, challenges, and lessons learned from playing football at the collegiate level. Listen in as Jen discusses the behind-the-scenes stories and tips that Roe shares about his success and what has positioned him to be a contender in the NFL Draft and successful beyond the game.

Roe Farris II is a defensive back who played college football at the University of Hawaii and finished his college football career playing in the 2020 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl. Over his four-year career, he started 44 of 53 games and was a two-time honorable mention All-Mountain West selection. Roe's had four career interceptions and was named Coach Bob Wagner Defensive Most Valuable Player in 2019.

You can connect with Roe in the following ways:

IG: @itsroedoe

Twitter: @RoeeDoee_4 

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Today on Move the Ball™, Jen chats with Khalil Davis to discuss his “path to the draft”, including memorable games, challenges, and lessons learned from playing football at the collegiate level. Listen in as Jen discusses the behind-the-scenes stories and tips that Khalil shares about his success and what has positioned him to be a contender in the NFL Draft and successful beyond the game.

Khalil Davis played defensive lineman at the University of Nebraska, finishing the season with a career high 45 tackles, the most among Nebraska’s defensive linemen, and led Nebraska with 8.0 sacks and had 12 TFLs. Khalil was also an eight-time letter winner at Nebraska (four each in football and track). Khalil and his twin brother, Carlos, were the first Huskers in more than fifty years to be eight-time letter winners and they are only two of ten people in the entire history of Nebraska Athletics to do so. Khalil participated in the NFL Combine where he ran a 4.75s 40-yard dash and put up 32 reps on the bench press.

You can connect with Khalil in the following ways:

Twitter: @khalildaish95

IG: specialk94

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Today on Move the Ball™, Jen chats with Carlos Davis to discuss his “path to the draft”, including memorable games, challenges, and lessons learned from playing football at the collegiate level. Listen in as Jen discusses the behind-the-scenes stories and tips that Carlos shares about his success and what has positioned him to be a contender in the NFL Draft and successful beyond the game.

Carlos played defensive end at the University of Nebraska, finishing the season with 32 tackles and 4 sacks, second highest on the team. Carlos was also an eight-time letter winner at Nebraska (four each in football and track). Carlos and his twin brother, Khalil, were the first Huskers in more than fifty years to be eight-time letter winners and they are two of ten people in the entire history of Nebraska Athletics to do so. Carlos participated in the NFL Combine where he ran a 4.82s 40-yard dash, had 27 reps on the bench press, and 4.52s in the 20-yard shuttle.

You can connect with Carlos in the following ways:

Instagram: @_kinglos_96

Twitter: @_KING_LOS 

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The JAMCast welcomes Omar Zaki, a parkour and tricking athlete that makes a living as a professional Youtuber. Learn about his life starting as an athlete making the transition into parkour from traditional sports, how he began becoming a content creator and leaving college to do so, and the secrets to how he has created videos with over 94+ million views on his channel!

The JAMCast is a weekly podcast hosted by Professional Stunt Coordinator Travis Wong, interviewing influential figures in the movement world. From world champion athletes to Hollywood stunt doubles, the aim is to provide a unique perspective into the minds of those so well known for using their bodies. www.TheJamcast.com

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Billy and Adam try to figure out if college athletes should be paid for their work. In this episode, they study star basketball player, Zion Williamson, and try to decipher his overall value to Duke. Should he be getting more than an education from his school? Should he be getting 100 million dollars from Nike? What about about the athletes on smaller collegiate sports teams - should they get paid as well? Plus, John Forte & Carly Simon's unlikely friendship, a review of the movie Free Solo, the end of Q&A with B&A and music by En Vogue!

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