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Chris Lempesis is back with part four, the final installment, of his series examining the season that was for the Green Bay Packers, and also taking a look at the offseason that lies ahead. In this edition, he takes a look at the back end of Green Bay's defense, the corners and safeties, and the special teams, as well. Who are some players the Packers could be looking to add to the secondary, either via free agency or the draft? Which special teamer is most on the hot seat heading into next season? He answers those questions and much more in this episode.

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Changes abound in college football, and of course, Penn State wasn't immune to them in the last week.
With special teams coordinator Stacy Collins off to Boise State, head coach James Franklin worked quickly to replace him by bringing in Vanderbilt's Justin Lustig. But the greater coaching chaos around the country obviously dwarfed the third coordinator change on Penn State's staff this offseason.
This week on the Penn Stated podcast, hosts Donnie Collins and Sam Fremin talked about what areas Lustig could make an immediate impact in Happy Valley, and why one less talked-about part of his position might actually be a boon for the coaching staff.
They also take a deep dive into Nick Saban's retirement at Alabama and the ripple effect associated with it around college football. When coaches talk about necessary change around the game, maybe the University of Arizona would be a good example to look toward.
Donnie and Sam also...finally...delve into some listener requests and talk about whether there should be a legitimate quarterback competition heading into 2024 after Drew Allar's performance in his debut season as a starter. The bottom line: Of course there should be. But, it also comes with a bit of advice. Calm down. And understand the importance of development, especially at the quarterback position.
All that -- and, of course, more! -- on the podcast this week.

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In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best of the special teams to the table for discussion.

Fresh from his unbelievable promotional trip to Las Vegas, Aaron Woods is joined by Josh Reynolds to unpack his time in the US, how the NRL might look and feel in Las Vegas and other wild adventures along the way.

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Explore insights from St. Louis Blues' head coach, Craig Berube, discussing the team's recent challenges, focusing on game momentum, leadership expectations, and strategies for improvement after a 5-1 loss against the Kings. Gain perspective on early-game struggles, team leadership dynamics, and the coach's outlook for optimizing the Blues' performance against Anaheim.

TA and Freight Train discuss this week's free agency signings and positional breakdown of the QB and Special Teams positions.

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This week we sit down and talk with University of Nebraska Punter #95 Brian Buschini. Then we crack open a can of Cider from Glacial Till and let you all in on some of our 2023 New Years Resolutions. As always we will be diving into the world of Tinder Profiles and of course Football Picks!!!

Hank Bauer, a record shattering running back from tiny D-3 Cal Lutheran, was picked up in 1977 by the San Diego Charger and went on to become, perhaps, the greatest special teams player in NFL history

Bauer holds the NFL single-season record for most special-teams tackles with 52, a record which will never be broken (28 tackles is second). 

As a short-yardage specialist and often referred to “Hank the Howitzer” for his explosive running style, Bauer finished one season with 18 carries for a total of 28 yards, scoring 8 touchdowns and achieving 9 first downs.

Bauer was forced to retire in 1983, after playing six games with a broken neck.[7]

After retiring from professional football he coached running backs and special teams for four years with the Chargers, then became a sports anchor for KFMB in San Diego from 1987 to 2002. He worked from 1998 to 2014 as the color commentator for the Chargers radio broadcast.

Bauer was honored in November 2009 as one of the 50 Greatest Chargers in team history, as part of the Chargers’ 50th Anniversary season celebration. This will be his 47th season associated with the NFL.

Join Mick and Mook on September 14 and meet this NFL legend. 

Join in for a conversation with Nick Hyndman & Josh Jordan to catch a glimpse of what it's like to go for extreme physical and mental challenges.  Cerebral palsy might slow down Nick but his mindset is the real champion. 

Nick overcame the odds and learned how to walk at 9 years old. Then continued on to join the wrestling team in high school. Nick reminds us "it doesn't matter what physical challenge you are facing, you can overcome it." Nick continues to defy the odds. 

Josh wrestled with Nick at Perrysburg High School (Ohio) and is the muscle behind the two of them as they compete. Marathons, triathlons, even the Ironman 70.3 in Muncie, IN last year! 

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TA, FCJ a nd Freight Train break down the start of camp, plus:
* Jagoff of the Week
* Steelers Add a New Running Back
* Positional Break Downs Across Camp
* Pro Football Enshrinement Week
*History Forged In Steel

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Episode 57 of the podcast welcomes Devin Anctil, former punter for Kansas State University. During his time at KSU, Anctil broke 2 school punting records and a squatting record, finished 2nd Team All Big 12, and earned a Ray Guy Award quarterfinalist nomination.

Anctil sits down with Dan Lundy to discuss his kicking and punting journey, HS recruiting, JUCO football, his experiences at KSU, and his purpose in coaching specialists.

Currently, Anctil is an NFL free agent and is the founder of Punt21, a training and recruiting service for kickers and punters in the Kansas City & Manhattan, KS areas.

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Joe Friedrich is a former long snapper at the University of Northern Iowa who created Long Snapping Lifestyle (LSLS) as a school project. It has since turned into a nationwide teaching and promotional platform for long snappers and coaches. Friedrich and Dan Lundy talk about LSLS, special teams, and much more.

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Episode 55 of the podcast welcomes Coach Brian Egan. Egan was an All American kicker for Prattville HS in Alabama, drawing interest from several universities. He would eventually commit to Mississippi State, where he developed a passion for the intricacies of kicking. This led him to coaching, where he is now the National Director of Kicking for One On One Kicking Camps. Egan currently hosts year-round training programs in Dallas and Austin, TX, both of which have produced several Division 1 specialists.

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Episode 54 of the podcast welcomes Dave Montiel. Montiel graduated from Cardinal Gibbons in 1989 and committed to Cincinnati to play both baseball and football. After college he signed a minor league contract with Milwaukee Brewers and played winter baseball in Venezuala.

Montiel later served as UCF’s strength and conditioning grad assistant until he signed with the Augusta Stallions of the AFL. After being released by the Stallions, he signed with the Hamburg Blue Devils in Europe for the 2000 season.

Montiel went back to coaching after Europe, and served as a football grad assistant for UCF from 2000-03. Later that same year, he would accept a teaching and coaching position at his alma mater, Cardinal Gibbons, where he’s been ever since.

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Catholic University punter, Ben Davenports, sits down with Dan Lundy to discuss discipline, desire, recruiting, specialists, Stop Watch App, etc.

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