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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2020 · 42 MIN

"In the (D3FB) Huddle" - Rittelmann & Tammaro (S12E17e)

from ”In the (D3FB) Huddle” · host Frank Rossi & James Baker

Football will continue soon, we promise. And a number of juniors moving up to their senior year next season might have an opportunity to make a pro roster after a successful senior season and college football career. That could mean the XFL, CFL, NFL, or any other league domestically or internationally. While we're all on hiatus, Frank & James reached out to Michael Rittelmann of the College Gridiron Showcase to discuss the postseason showcases he helps organize to help scouts find both large- and small-school quality players each year. They also speak with a participant in this year's Small School Showcase (part of the College Gridiron Showcase), Johns Hopkins graduating quarterback David Tammaro. David has a real chance to continue his football career even despite the Coronavirus obstacles we've discussed in recent episodes. Hear David's advice to players who might be able to go on to the next level and about his journey so far. We apologize for the lateness of this episode, but we have one more to go this weekend -- make sure to tune in, and please make sure to "Like" and "Share" this episode for others to find!

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