Tony Parks breaks down Utah’s 30-24 victory over Oregon State and why Kyle Whittingham’s message was critical to his team’s progress.
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Tony Parks breaks down Utah’s 30-24 victory over Oregon State and why Kyle Whittingham’s message was critical to his team’s progress. http://lennondesignllc.com/wp-content/audio/tonyparks/tonyparks-ep040.mp3

Tony Parks breaks down Utah’s 30-24 victory over Oregon State and why Kyle Whittingham’s message was critical to his team’s progress.

http://lennondesignllc.com/wp-content/audio/tonyparks/tonyparks-ep040.mp3

TONY PARKS 040: “Good Enough Is NOT Good Enough”

Tony Parks worked for the Utah Jazz Radio network (1280 the zone and 1320 KFAN) for 18 years in Salt Lake City hosting a daily talk show for 10 years and being the locker room/sideline reporter (home & away) for 14 years. He has been the in-arena host for the Utah Jazz since 2018 & on field emcee for the Salt Lake Bees since 2006. He was named 2018 LLS Man of the Year in the state of Utah for his philanthropic efforts in fighting childhood cancer.  He has been married to his wife Natalie for 12 years.   They have two daughters Brooklyn & Siobhan.

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Tony Parks worked for the Utah Jazz Radio network (1280 the zone and 1320 KFAN) for 18 years in Salt Lake City hosting a daily talk show for 10 years and being the locker room/sideline reporter (home & away) for 14 years. He has been the in-arena host for the Utah Jazz since 2018 & on field emcee for the Salt Lake Bees since 2006. He was named 2018 LLS Man of the Year in the state of Utah for his philanthropic efforts in fighting childhood cancer. He has been married to his wife Natalie for 12 years. They have two daughters Brooklyn & Siobhan.

Tony Parks worked for the Utah Jazz Radio network (1280 the zone and 1320 KFAN) for 18 years in Salt Lake City hosting a daily talk show for 10 years and being the locker room/sideline reporter (home &amp; away) for 14 years. He has been the in-arena host for the Utah Jazz since 2018 &amp; on field emcee for the Salt Lake Bees since 2006. He was named 2018 LLS Man of the Year in the state of Utah for his philanthropic efforts in fighting childhood cancer.  He has been married to his wife Natalie for 12 years.   They have two daughters Brooklyn &amp; Siobhan.

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