In front of a live audience, Yogi Roth sat down with Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson, former NFL WR Curtis Conway and former NFL player/scout & current NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks. They shared their unique journeys to becoming elite athletes and professionals and how the importance of ‘Team’ was always more meaningful than their own individual statistics. This event was in collaboration with Nike and their new 11On camps around the nation, as over 400 high school athletes and 30 coaches were in attendance.

Visit https://www.yogiroth.com/podcast/ or follow @YogiRoth for new episodes about college football and how sport and humanity are a huge element of high performers. Also, check out our guests @BuckyBrooks, @EricDickerson and @CurtisConway80 on Twitter. 

The Yogi Roth Show continues to partner with Kona Red coffee where they source some of the rarest, most sought after coffee in the world. Be sure to check out www.KonaRed.com, where you can learn about their premium coffee beans, cold-brewed coffee or Cascara, the Hawaiian Coffee Fruit.

LIVE: Eric Dickerson, Curtis Conway, Bucky Brooks on importance of ‘Team’

Tony Franklin is an offensive mastermind when it comes to the game of college football. He currently serves as the OC for Middle Tennessee State and has been the OC at Cal, Auburn, Kentucky, Troy, and Louisiana Tech. Coach Franklin has earned his superb reputation as his offenses have ranked in the nation's top 10 for several different years in passing, total offense and scoring. As a Division I football coach, he and his teams have participated in 9 Bowl games. Six quarterbacks of his quarterbacks he coached were named Player of the Year. He also coached and mentored the 2016 #1 NFL Draft Pick, Jared Goff. Listen to the full episode to hear his story. Visit https://tonyfranklinfootball.com/ to learn more about the Tony Franklin Offense and his journey.

Visit YogiRoth.com or follow @YogiRoth for new episodes about college football and how sport and humanity are a huge element of high performers. 

Peter Ghersen