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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2024 · 59 MIN

Sports Untold 143 Mark Bruener

from Sports Untold · host Paul Schneiderman

Paul is joined on the 143rd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast with University of Washington football legend and former NFL player Mark Bruener. Mark is known as one of the greatest tight ends in UW football history.  In this interview, listeners will hear about Mark's experiences as a high school, UW, and pro football player with the Steelers and Texans.  Mark has some great insights about the late UW coach Don James and his bond with Husky players of his era. The two discuss how Mark chose to play at the University of Washington, his favorite moment as a Husky, and his transition into pro football. They also chat about Mark’s draft day experience and football union issues. Listen to Mark answer the classic ‘Sports Untold’ question about sports figures he would like to spend time with. Mark is currently a Pittsburgh Steelers scout. Outside of football, he is a busy dad and enjoys spending as much time as possible with his kids. Football fans and others will enjoy this interview.  

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Paul is joined on the 143rd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast with University of Washington football legend and former NFL player Mark Bruener. Mark is known as one of the greatest tight ends in UW football history.  In this interview,...

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