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Dan welcomes Pac-12.com senior correspondent Bryan Fischer for a post-spring look around the conference as the conference replaces a number of high profiles players and welcomes in some particularly talented youth.
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Ty and Dan talk with Ted Miller from ESPN.com about the Pac-12 season that was, including the turmoil at USC, the coaching moves at Cal and Oregon, the momentum of Stanford, the rise of UCLA and much more. Plus, Dan deals with the cold while Ty recuperates from a dislocated shoulder.
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Some are trying to equate U-Conn woman’s basketball to the accomplishments of UCLA.
Was the benching of McNabb disrespectful or a shrewd move by the Redskins.
We talk to @shannonrenee who is in the Twitter League Finals with @bigswa.
Corporate Radio Rant – Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff – Things I Learned This Week
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A little fun with the following challenge. Can you recast The Wiz without using Beyonce’ or any American Idol participants. We want to hear from you on the 2 Guys & A Mic Forums.
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Julie Brooks and Bob Alejo
Julie Brooks conducts softball clinics and camps at the West Boca Softball Association in Boca Raton, FL. Julie graduated from Rutgers University in 1999 with a full athletic scholarship in the NCAA Division I Big East Conference. While at Rutgers Julie achieved the honors of University Athlete of the Year, Rutgers Softball MVP, Big East 1st Team Utility, and NCAA Statistical Champion, National Leader in Triples. Julie played softball professionally for the Texas Thunder in Houston (2004) and the Connecticut Brakettes in Stratford, CT (2005-2006). She has also been an Assistant Coach at Drexel, Brown, and Lynn Universities.
Bob Alejo was the conditioning coach for the Oakland Athletics from 1993-2001, during which time the A’s were 2000 Western Division Champions and the 2001 Wild Card team. Prior to the A’s, he was a conditioning coach at UCLA from 1984-1993. During his tenure, UCLA racked up 25 national championships and produced more than 50 All-Americans. Bob has also worked for U.S. Soccer, U.S. Volleyball, is a Level-I U.S. Weightlifting Federation coach and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). Coach Alejo is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, the National Strength and Conditioning Association and The International Society of Sports Nutrition. His book DOUBLE PLAY, co-authored with Jose Antonio, Ph.D., contains the latest information on training and nutrition for optimal baseball performance.
Cassandra Forsythe is a PhD student at the University of Connecticut studying exercise science and nutrition under the supervision of Jeff Volek, PhD, RD. In September 2007, her first diet and weight loss book entitled “The Perfect Body Plan” written for Women’s Health Magazine, will be released. Then, in December 2007, her second book with Lou Schuler and Alwyn Cosgrove, entitled “Lift Like a Man, Look Like a Goddess” will be available on shelves. She can be reached at cassforsythe@hotmail.com.Â
Bob Alejo was the conditioning coach for the Oakland Athletics for nine seasons (1993-2001) during which time the A’s were 2000 Western Division Champions and the 2001 Wild Card team. Prior to the A’s, he was a conditioning coach at UCLA from 1984-1993, involved with 23 men’s and women’s teams. During his tenure, UCLA racked up 25 national and 14 conference championships and produced more than 50 All-Americans.  Bob is also the author of numerous training articles and contributor to several books – most recent being “Complete Conditioning for Soccer from Human Kinetics.”  Bob also has worked for U.S. Volleyball, U.S. Soccer, is a Level-I U.S. Weightlifting Federation coach and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) Certification Commission. Additionally, Coach Alejo is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, the National Strength and Conditioning Association and The International Society of Sports Nutrition. For more information, go to www.bobalejo.com; Also, his new book ‘Double Play’ co-authored with Dr. Jose Antonio is the pre-eminent book on baseball training and nutrition.
