<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/d6/65/d9/mewhirtert/3000x3000_11948475.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /> It wouldn't be wrong to put Mike Dodd on the Mount Rushmore of beach volleyball. The man won five Manhattan Beach Opens and secured a silver medal in the 1996 Olympic Games, the first in which beach volleyball was a sport. On Paper Courts, we discuss his first love of basketball, being drafted by the San Diego Clippers, the founding of the AVP Tour and much more. Listen in!

It wouldn't be wrong to put Mike Dodd on the Mount Rushmore of beach volleyball. The man won five Manhattan Beach Opens and secured a silver medal in the 1996 Olympic Games, the first in which beach volleyball was a sport. On Paper Courts, we discuss his first love of basketball, being drafted by the San Diego Clippers, the founding of the AVP Tour and much more. Listen in!

It wouldn't be wrong to put Mike Dodd on the Mount Rushmore of beach volleyball. The man won five Manhattan Beach Opens and secured a silver medal in the 1996 Olympic Games, the first in which beach volleyball was a sport. On Paper Courts, we discuss his first love of basketball, being drafted by the San Diego Clippers, the founding of the AVP Tour and much more. Listen in!

Mike Dodd, winner of five Manhattan Beach Opens, joins Paper Courts

Author and sports writer Travis Mewhirter dives into the sport of beach volleyball, interviewing players and coaches ranging from Olympians Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers to up and comers Mike Brunsting and Chase Frishman. Listen in and hear the stories of the best players in beach volleyball.

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Mike Dodd, winner of five Manhattan Beach Opens, joins Paper Courts

Mike Dodd, winner of five Manhattan Beach Opens, joins Paper Courts