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Week of Sep 12th - Mitch Suplee
On week 3 of Hawk Talk, we welcome a very special guest. Join host Tom Frank as he talks to South River Alum, Mitch Suplee, on his time playing football for the legendary Coach Papetti, his experience as an athlete at the University of Maryland and his advice to our current student athletes.
This week's announcements:
- Booster Club Meeting – 6pm Wednesday September 14th Cafeteria
- Discount Passes – We are currently out of discount punch cards. We are requesting more from the county. I will update availability upon the response to our request.
- JV Football Tickets – Tickets purchased for Friday's Varsity football game will be honored at JV game at 6pm Monday. Tickets will be unredeemed in the system for use again on Monday if you used the ticket Friday.
You can find the show on the gram @SRHawkTalk and listen each week on Apple, Spotify or wherever you catch your podcast. Subscribe, rate it and, please, share it on your social channels.
More about Mitch Suplee:
Suplee starred at South River High from 1984-86 was the first offensive lineman named Anne Arundel County Player of the Year by The Sun. He was named a prep All-American by Sporting News, played in the Big 33 All-Star Game and was named Co-Player of the Decade by the Arundel Sun.
Suplee received a scholarship to the University of Maryland and became a three-year starter at center. The Edgewater native was named second team All-Atlantic Coast Conference in 1991 and earned the Tommy Marcus Trophy as Maryland's Most Outstanding Lineman that same year. The 6-foot-4, 275-pounder was a team captain as a senior.
Suplee played five years in the Arena Football League with the Albany Firebirds. He was a three-time Arena League All-Star as an offensive and defensive lineman and had his No. 76 jersey retired by Albany following conclusion of his career in 1997.
Since retiring from professional football, Suplee has dedicated his time to coaching - serving as an assistant coach at Annapolis, South River and St. Mary's high schools.
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By Tom FrankOn week 3 of Hawk Talk, we welcome a very special guest. Join host Tom Frank as he talks to South River Alum, Mitch Suplee, on his time playing football for the legendary Coach Papetti, his experience as an athlete at the University of Maryland and his advice to our current student athletes.
This week's announcements:
- Booster Club Meeting – 6pm Wednesday September 14th Cafeteria
- Discount Passes – We are currently out of discount punch cards. We are requesting more from the county. I will update availability upon the response to our request.
- JV Football Tickets – Tickets purchased for Friday's Varsity football game will be honored at JV game at 6pm Monday. Tickets will be unredeemed in the system for use again on Monday if you used the ticket Friday.
You can find the show on the gram @SRHawkTalk and listen each week on Apple, Spotify or wherever you catch your podcast. Subscribe, rate it and, please, share it on your social channels.
More about Mitch Suplee:
Suplee starred at South River High from 1984-86 was the first offensive lineman named Anne Arundel County Player of the Year by The Sun. He was named a prep All-American by Sporting News, played in the Big 33 All-Star Game and was named Co-Player of the Decade by the Arundel Sun.
Suplee received a scholarship to the University of Maryland and became a three-year starter at center. The Edgewater native was named second team All-Atlantic Coast Conference in 1991 and earned the Tommy Marcus Trophy as Maryland's Most Outstanding Lineman that same year. The 6-foot-4, 275-pounder was a team captain as a senior.
Suplee played five years in the Arena Football League with the Albany Firebirds. He was a three-time Arena League All-Star as an offensive and defensive lineman and had his No. 76 jersey retired by Albany following conclusion of his career in 1997.
Since retiring from professional football, Suplee has dedicated his time to coaching - serving as an assistant coach at Annapolis, South River and St. Mary's high schools.
LET’S GO SEAHAWKS!
Send us a text
The Ryan Pyle PodcastThe Ryan Pyle Podcast with Ryan Pyle is a podcast and radio show hosted by adventure...
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
Support the show