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EPISODE · May 26, 2020 · 51 MIN

EP 005 - Dak Prescott's New Deal and the Fate of College Football

from Run It Again · host Benztown + McVay Media Podcast Networks

On this episode of Run It Again your hosts former NFL star and sportscaster Ron Pitts and Super Bowl-winning NFL Coach and FOX sports analyst Mike Martz get straight to business. In this episode of Run It Again, we cover: Universities like the University of Michigan saying no to football if students aren't on college campuses. How will this ripple throughout the NCAA? The ReOpening of Pro Sports amongst different leagues in the US. Ron Pitts compares the current situation to his experience during the NFL strike of the 1987 season. Is a new NFL Onside Kick rule needed? Coach Mike Martz has some experience with this rule from his brief stint coaching in the AAF last year. Coach and Ron discuss the dangers associated with how teams kickoff in the NFL's current format and the benefits of exploring new options in special teams. Are the Dallas Cowboys right to give Dak Prescott the franchise tag despite not taking them to the big game yet? Continue the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review Run It Again and visit runitagainpodcast.com to hear more episodes!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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