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A special episode featuring Roseville Lions Head Football Coach Chris Morant. His team won a championship, and Chris was also named 2024 coach of the year.
A background in football playing at James Madison, along with an extensive career in the arena league and CFL, Chris transformed his knowledge into Roseville Academy. Which started in California before moving to Daytona Beach in Florida where they operate now.
Coach focuses on taking PG kids, meaning ones who graduated high school and were not able to find a home in college.
He prepares them for life and educates them that football doesn’t last forever. Coach prepares them to have a plan once football ends and has a number of success stories to prove it.
We will have more information on how you can join his program for the 2025 season, along with links to contribute to fundraising efforts. Roseville receives no money from the state of Florida and we are asking for donations so his players can have the championship ring's they rightfully EARNED.
A fantastic interview and amazing story. Check it out and we will add more information for people to contribute to the school.
Go to http://Rosevilleacademy.org for more information on the program.
Moe Lloyd Alfred Fincher Chris Morant Roseville Athletic Academy
Go to https://www.rosevilleathleticacademy.org/about-5 to make a donation, remember, the school receives no funding from the state and needs your contributions to keep this institution a success. Sending kids to play in college and preparing them for life after football.
https://www.rosevilleathleticacademy.org/team-4 is a site that lists some of the top players to come through Roseville and they have gone on to play major college football.
Roseville Lions
We are located in Daytona Beach FL
[email protected] 386-361-8088 www.rosevilleathleticacademy.org
https://givebutter.com/EgrXRV to donate to this amazing program that is helping kids get to the next level!

I am becoming a big fan of UConn Women's Track and Field Alumni. On Husky Talk, we had Dr. Audra Price Pittman as our guest. She was a delight to interview and was full of excitement!

Audra grew up in Connecticut and was a tremendous athlete. She loved to run and took an interest in track. Being recruited heavily in high school, she committed to UConn because her mother worked there, and she also received a scholarship.

Audra had an incredible career at UConn running indoor and outdoor track. I believe she also was on the cross-country team as well. She had a passion for art and was extremely talented. Audra finished her senior season as a Husky breaking the record in the 800 meters, which stood for 20 years and was truly a special accomplishment.

After UConn, Audra received her Masters Degree in Baltimore and was actually an extra on my favorite show, The Wire, which aired on HBO. I watched the scene she was part of and loved that she had that opportunity.

Eventually, Audra moved to Florida and received her PHD, Dr. Audra Pittman followed in her mother's shows and is a professor at SCAD. The Savannah College Of Art And Design is located in Georgia, as well as Florida, Dr, Pittman works at both locations,

She is married to an attorney and has children of her own including a pair of twins. They are athletic like their mother and have a bright future. My hope is to do a podcast with the UConn Track Women with Keisha Cummings, Bethany Hart, Dr. Audra Pittman, and hopefully Dr. Trisha Bailey if she has time for another episode. All of the women are accomplished, successful, and polarizing.

UConn Football is on the verge of an 8-win season thanks to Mike Burton and his team raising money for Bleeding Blue For Good, our NIL Collective. Donate and contribute, as long as more people can give, we will have continued success. Our improvement on the field this season has been a spectacular comeback story. Please go to ⁠www.bleedingblueforgood.org⁠ and donate.

Pete Finch is our newest sponsor, and we are thrilled to have The Finch Firm LLC. The Finch Firm has made an impact in all across the state fighting for clients’ rights and interests. Based in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the Finch Firm can help if you suffered a personal injury, a slip and fall, dog bite, or experienced a car accident. Pete Finch will go to war for his clients and battle to get what you are owed. In a pinch? CALL FINCH! Go to his website at https://thefinchfirm.com/#top

Husky Talk is back with former UConn Football Running Back who played 7 years in the NFL, Jordan Todman. A tough, physical runner with breakaway speed, who tore it up splitting time with Andre Dixon. They became the first UConn Huskies RBs to both rush for 1000 yards in the same season.

Jordan grew up in Massachusetts and played at Dartmouth high school where he was a star playing both ways on offense, as well as defense. He was highly recruited and came to UConn to have a chance to play early and they wanted him as an RB on offense which is where he wanted to be.

Jordan's career at UConn came and went very fast it seemed. He played as a true freshman, as a backup to Donald Brown who was a 1st round draft pick by the Colts. Then things took off his sophomore and junior seasons, teaming with Andre Dixon. In 2010 he rushed for over 1600 yards, averaging 5 yards a carry and scoring 14 Touchdowns, leading UConn to a Big East Championship. With that accomplishment, the Husky's played in their first BCS Bowl, going to the Fiesta out in Arizona.

After his dominance in college, he had done it all and Jordan declared early for the NFL draft. He spent 7 years in the NFL, which is very hard to do as a RB. He ran hard, his speed never left him, he played on special teams, and carving out a nice career for himself.

Currently Jordan is the RB coach, Run game coordinator at Limestone University, a division 2 school where he came into a program in shambles and helped to turn it around. They went from 0-9 to 8-3, head coach is former Jets WR Jericho Cotchery and they have an amazing staff.

Jordan coached Tre Stewart who moved up to Jacksonville State, now in the top 10 in Rushing and scoring in the country. This season he coaches Kevin Lalin who rushed for 1000 yards and was All Conference. In Jordans 3 seasons, he has coached three RBs who have rushed for over 1000 yards. If you have interest in Limestone College, a division 2 school in South Carolina, email Jordan at [email protected] especially if you are from Florida.

Procyon Partners is our longest tenured sponsor of Husky Talk. They are one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the nation. They specialize in wealth management, employee benefits, and retirement planning. President Sean Rabinowitz is a great friend and consultant.

UConn Football as won 7 games because of Mike Burton and his team raising money for Bleeding Blue For Good, our NIL Collective. Donate and contribute, as long as more people can give, we will have continued success. I witnessed how much we improved and now we are going bowling. Please go to ⁠www.bleedingblueforgood.org⁠ and donate.
Pete Finch is our newest sponsor, and we are thrilled to have

The Finch Firm LLC. The Finch Firm has made an impact in all across the state fighting for clients’ rights and interests. Based in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the Finch Firm can help if you were injured in an accident, arrested, feel your rights have been violated. In a pinch? CALL FINCH!

A Husky Talk over a year in the making, I finally got to interview Former UConn star offensive tackle and a big brother to me when I was a freshman, Mike Sasson. We went long but it was worth every second, when you get to spend time with a comedian, you take advantage of it!

A description will not due this episode any justice. Mike was beyond hilarious and is a fantastic storyteller. You hear how he ended up at UConn, his time playing all over, center, guard, and tackle. He was a 36-game starter and one of the best offensive tackles in the ECAC on the 1998 UConn team which is still the best in school history,

Life after UConn, going to broadcasting school, having his own sports show, working for WFAN on radio, and a seasoned podcaster. Mike found his true talent in comedy and has worked as a comedian for 12 years. Living in LA now, he looks phenomenal, and you can see why he is amazing at making people laugh.

Mike was a mentor to me when I was a freshman, he was patient, understanding and took time to teach me different techniques. I struggled and was considering leaving, Sasson, Burton, Jamie Harper, Corey Derfuss, Mark Campoli, Steve Darby were the best group of guys. Sasson and Burton really helped, watched over me, I will forever be grateful.

Procyon Partners is our longest tenured sponsor of Husky Talk. They specialize in wealth management, employee benefits, and retirement planning along with being one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the nation. President Sean Rabinowitz is a great friend and consultant.

UConn Football as won 7 games because of Mike Burton and his team raising money for Bleeding Blue For Good, our NIL Collective. Donate $400 or $500 dollars, as long as more people can give, we will have continued success. I witnessed how much we have improved and now we are going bowling. Please go to ⁠www.bleedingblueforgood.org⁠ and donate.

Pete Finch is our newest sponsor, and we are thrilled to have The Finch Firm LLC. The Finch Firm has made an impact in all across the state fighting for clients’ rights and interests. Based in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the Finch Firm can help if you were injured in an accident, suffered a personal injury, bitten by a dog, or arrested, feel your rights have been violated. In a pinch? CALL FINCH!

All New Husky Talk with Matt Lawrence and his incredible journey from Bloomfield to UConn, to UMass, and the NFL. Now running his own business with his brother. They work with youth and high school athletes, taking them to the next level. They are co-ed and play flag football, Matt had 2 of the first girls to receive scholarships to play Flag Football. For more information, go to his website at

https://www.bing.com/alink/link?url=https%3a%2f%2fwww.32sports.com%2f&source=serp-local&h=ueuFSFvUVXh2jyLuszjEKGmdQ4zMg212lDens6uWeck%3d&p=lw_tp&ig=8A2F9337D2CC4910B2D59EFDB57B3672&ypid=YN873x16059756109967388232

Procyon Partners is our longest tenured sponsor of Husky Talk. They specialize in wealth management, employee benefits, and retirement planning along with being one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the nation. President Sean Rabinowitz is a great friend and consultant.

UConn Football as won 7 games because of Mike Burton and his team raising money for Bleeding Blue For Good, our NIL Collective. Donate $400 or $500 dollars, as long as more people can give, we will have continued success. I witnessed how much we have improved and now we are going bowling. Please go to ⁠www.bleedingblueforgood.org⁠ and donate.

Pete Finch is our newest sponsor, and we are thrilled to have The Finch Firm LLC. The Finch Firm has made an impact in all across the state fighting for clients’ rights and interests. Based in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the Finch Firm can help if you were injured in an accident, arrested, feel your rights have been violated. In a pinch? CALL FINCH!

The best Sports Show in the 508 is coming at you with the "Self Proclaimed" Voice Of Reason Frank Cristiano, The best content creator and next big name, the coach David Schuman, and with the best Podcast/Radio Host in the UNIVERSE, we provide the most entertaining team with expert insight, only on 97.9 FM Unity Radio, Executive Producer, Ernie Floyd.

We talk about the top stories in the NFL, Aaron Rogers getting a much-needed win, Washington continuing to win and the NY Giants continuing to look like fools for letting Saquan Barkley go in free agency. We discuss who are the top level quarterbacks, Dennis Allen being fired as head coach of the Saints, while Luke Getsy is gone in Las Vegas as the offensive coordinator.

Also, we talk college football, the conferences beating each other up, Deion going to the Cowboys, and who will make the playoffs. A informative, entertaining show as always. Don't miss Moneyline!

A special Husky Talk with UConn Huskies Basketball Legend Kevin Freeman. Kevin played professionally overseas for 11 years before transitioning into coaching. He came back to UConn on Jim Calhoun's staff in the 2011-2012 season coaching and as the Assistant Director of Basketball Administration.

Kevin stayed on after Calhoun retired and new head coach Kevin Ollie took over and became the Director of Basketball Administration. Freeman was an instrumental part of the Huskies winning the national championship in 2014.

Coach Dan Hurley brought Kevin back in 2020 after he spent a few years on the staff at Penn State. Currently, he is an Associate Director of Athletics, along with being the Executive Director of The National C Club. The Club promotes UConn Alumni engagement with our current student athletes and graduates. Anyone who lettered in a sport is eligible to join the C Club and please go to their website at https://uconnhuskies.com/sports/2024/6/20/national-c-club.aspxto sign up.

Kevin stressed the importance of utilizing our alumni to help our student athletes with job opportunities and career advice. Join the C CLUB today, Kevin has been outstanding and is growing the group. I signed up after talking with Kevin and am excited to contribute. Kevin played early on Springfield, and then moved to New Jersey where he played on one of the best AAU teams in the country, Tim Thomas was one of his teammates.

He visited UConn and committed to Coach Calhoun. His freshman class in 1996 that had a tremendous amount of talent. Coach Calhoun developed Kevin's group, they built more toughness, mentally and physically. Kevin said losing to North Carolina in the 1998 NCAA tournament was devastating. But Coach Calhoun came in the locker room and proclaimed that next year they would go to the Final 4. Having a truly magical season, the 1998-1999 team lived up to expectations, and Kevin was a force, along with having strong leadership, which led UConn to their first Men's Basketball NCAA Championship.

Kevin went on to a successful career playing overseas and then as a coach. We are thrilled to have him back home at UConn now.

Procyon Partners is our longest tenured sponsor of Husky Talk. They specialize in wealth management, employee benefits, and retirement planning along with being one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the nation. President Sean Rabinowitz is a great friend and consultant.

UConn Football is bowl eligible because of Mike Burton and his team raising money for Bleeding Blue For Good. Donate $400 or $500 dollars, as long as more people can give, we will have continued success. I witnessed how much we have improved and now we are going bowling. Please go to ⁠www.bleedingblueforgood.org⁠ and donate.

Pete Finch is our newest sponsor, and we are thrilled to have him. The Finch Firm LLC has made an impact in all across the state fighting for clients’ rights and interests. Based in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the Finch Firm can help if you were injured in an accident, arrested, feel your rights have been violated. In a pinch? CALL FINCH!

A Husky Talk that I have been looking forward to for months, one of my favorite players to watch, RB Andre Dixon. He played at a top high school in New Jersey at New Brunswick where he said football and the organization saved his life.

After school, study hall was mandatory for all players, the weightlifting and finishing with practice. His team was loaded with Division 1 players, and after Andre dominated at UConn Football's camp, he committed to Randy Edsall.

Redshirting as a Freshman, he rushed for 828 yards as a sophomore averaging 5 yards a carry while splitting time with eventual 1st round pick Donald Brown. He posted his best numbers his senior year when he and Jordan Todman both rushed for over 1000 yards in a single season. He averaged 4.6 Yards a carry and led the team with 15 Touchdowns. Andre was named player of the game in the 2010 Papa Johns bowl running for 126 yards and a TD.

My favorite memory of Andre Dixon was watching him carve up Notre Dame's defense in 2009. He ran hard, he ran angry, through defenders, around defenders, over defenders for 120 yards on 14 carries, scoring the game winning TD in double overtime to shockingly upset Notre Dame at home.

Andre bounced around playing professionally, starting as an undrafted free agent with the NY Giants. He spent time in the UFL and CFL before moving back to Connecticut and starting his own business Dynamic Human Performance in Hartford, CT. He has a great team with him to work with athletes interested in all sports. Andre also works with adults, anyone who wants to improve their fitness, he will take them on. https://dynamichumanperformance.com is the website and he has 5,000 square feet to make incredible gains.

Procyon Partners is our longest tenured sponsor of Husky Talk. They specialize in wealth management, employee benefits, and retirement planning along with being one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in the nation. President Sean Rabinowitz is a great friend and consultant.

UConn Football is bowl eligible because of Mike Burton and his team raising money for Bleeding Blue For Good. Donate $400 or $500 dollars, as long as more people can give, we will have continued success. I witnessed how much we have improved and now we are going to a bowl. Please go to ⁠www.bleedingblueforgood.org⁠ and donate.

Pete Finch is our newest sponsor, and we are thrilled to have him. The Finch Firm LLC has made an impact in all across the state fighting for clients’ rights and interests. Based in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the Finch Firm can help if you were injured in an accident, arrested, feel your rights have been violated. In a pinch? CALL FINCH!