Next Up with Adam Breneman

Billionaire entrepreneur Mike Repole — the mind behind Vitaminwater, BodyArmor, and now NoBull — joins Adam Breneman for one of the most raw and inspiring conversations we’ve had on Next Up. From growing up in Queens as the son of a waiter and a seamstress to selling companies for billions, Repole shares the unfiltered truth about what it takes to win — in business, in sports, and in life. This episode dives into his mission to make NoBull bigger than Nike, his legendary partnership with Tom Brady, and how Kobe Bryant turned a $6 million investment into more than $400 million for his family. Repole doesn’t just talk business — he talks legacy, loyalty, and why he wakes up every day feeling like he’s starting from zero. He also opens up about his deep love for St. John’s basketball — the program that shaped his roots — and why he’s gone all-in to help rebuild it into a national powerhouse with Rick Pitino at the helm. From NIL deals to the business of college sports, he breaks down why St. John’s success means so much more than just wins. If you care about building something bigger than yourself — whether it’s a brand, a legacy, or a team — this conversation is for you. PRIZEPICKS: Get a $50 bonus from PrizePicks with code "NEXTUP": https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/NextUp SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQ X | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdam TIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasuc SPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaK APPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49D For sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.com CHAPTERS: 0:47 - 1 piece of the journey Mike is the most proud of 2:16 - Identifying No Bull as a brand Mike wanted to acquire 5:30 - Inside negotiations at No Bull 9:03 - Hiring talent 11:39 - Bringing the TB12 brand into No Bull 16:37 - Tom Brady as a businessman 18:22 - Scaling a brand in 2025 22:36 - Mike’s elite trait 24:51 - Overcoming adversity  27:45 - Mike’s first “I made it moment” 31:59 - Horse racing  34:10 - St. John’s NIL  39:02 - Lessons from Vitaminwater and Body Armor 42:33 - Best advice Mike has ever received in his life 45:06 - Life as a billionaire  47:24 - Mike’s why On Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

In this episode of Next Up with Adam Breneman, Penn State Defensive Coordinator Jim Knowles opens up about his journey to Happy Valley and what it means to coach at the school he grew up idolizing. From his first impressions of the Penn State culture to the fast-moving process that led him to take the job, Knowles brings you inside the mindset of one of college football’s top defensive minds. He breaks down how he’s merging his aggressive defensive philosophy with Penn State’s proud tradition, what great programs all have in common, and why caring for players is the foundation of elite teams. Knowles also shares the biggest challenges facing defenses in today’s game, how he manages risk as a playcaller, and the coaching lessons that still guide him today. If you're a college football fan, a young coach, or just someone who loves the behind-the-scenes of elite programs—this episode is a must-watch. PRIZEPICKS: Get a $50 bonus from PrizePicks with code "NEXTUP": https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/NextUp SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQ X | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdam TIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasuc SPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaK APPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49D For sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.com CHAPTERS: 0:00 - First impressions of Penn State 1:46 - Journey to Penn State 3:40 - Process of getting DC job at Penn State 5:00 - Advantage of an experienced coaching staff 6:14 - Implementing his system at Penn State 7:55 - Balancing Penn State traditional defense vs. Jim Knowles defense 9:25 - Common denominator among top programs 12:05 - Biggest problems for defenses in current CFB 13:10 - Balancing risk as a playcaller 14:56 - Biggest coaching lesson Knowles has learned 17:39 - Post Spring ball takeaways 18:55 - What it would mean to win at Penn State On Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

In this episode of Next Up, Adam Breneman sits down with Nate Burleson — former NFL star turned Emmy-winning TV host and entrepreneur. Nate opens up about how he built a second career even bigger than his first: the struggles of life after football, finding his voice in media, navigating self-doubt, investing smartly, launching new businesses, and why preparation is the secret weapon to success on and off the field. They talk about chasing trophies beyond the NFL, learning to let go of ego, negotiating high-stakes TV deals, building generational wealth, and what really drives Nate today. This is one of the most powerful and relatable conversations yet for athletes, entrepreneurs, and anyone chasing greatness beyond their first act. PRIZEPICKS: Get a $50 bonus from PrizePicks with code "NEXTUP": https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/NextUp SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQ X | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdam TIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasuc SPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaK APPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49D For sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.com CHAPTERS: 0:00 - intro 1:00 - How Nate views himself as a professional and person 3:44 - What Nate says he does professionally 6:00 - Dealing with ups and downs as an athlete 13:01 - Nate’s welcome to TV moment 20:04 - One moment in Nate’s life that lead him to where he is today 24:06 - Preparation as a news anchor to be on live TV 30:25 - Drive to become a great broadcaster 36:43 - Nate’s investment strategy 41:20 - Nate’s biggest revenue stream outside of TV 45:15 - Negotiating TV deals 52:33 - Best advice Nate has ever received 54:12 - Nate’s legacy On Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

James Franklin has been the face of Penn State football for over a decade, but this may be his most revealing interview yet. In this episode, Adam Breneman sits down with Coach Franklin to talk about the challenges of NIL and the transfer portal, why players are staying at Penn State, and how he landed top defensive coordinator Jim Knowles. They dive deep into leadership, culture, and what it’ll take to bring a national championship to Happy Valley. Whether you're a Penn State fan, a college football diehard, or just want a masterclass in building a winning culture, this one is for you.PRIZEPICKS: Get a $50 bonus from PrizePicks with code "Next Up": https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/NextUpSUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQX | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdamTIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasucSPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaKAPPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49DFor sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.comCHAPTERS:0:00 - Intro:38 - Going from great to elite 2:32 - How the head coaching job has changed 5:55 - Hiring Jim Knowles9:30 - Developing guys that stay in the program11:28 - Preparing for revenue sharing in college football 13:25 - Non-negotiables for transfer portal players16:02 - Evaluating young coaches 19:45 - What Coach Franklin is obsessed with22:20 - Studying leadership 24:20 - The best time of Coach Franklin’s day 25:46 - Team meetings in 2014 vs now27:40 - Sticking to the process 29:49 - Balancing what the program needs vs fan perception32:54 - What keeps Coach Franklin up at night34:00 - Drew Allar35:40 - What it will take to win a National Championship37:16 - NIL support at PSU39:05 - Coach Franklin’s legacyOn Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

Penn State’s offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki is one of the most creative minds in college football.In this episode, we dive deep into his offensive philosophy, how he’s developing Drew Allar into a future star, and the culture shift happening inside the Penn State football building.Kotelnicki opens up about why he left Lance Leipold after 11 years, what it was like getting hired by James Franklin, and how he’s building a unit that’s tough, explosive, and hard to defend.We break down the plays, the process, and the mindset behind one of the most intriguing offenses in the country, and why Penn State fans should be excited for what’s coming.PRIZEPICKS: Get a $50 bonus from PrizePicks with code "Next Up": https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/NextUpSUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQX | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdamTIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasucSPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaKAPPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49DFor sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.comCHAPTERS:0:17 - Year 1 vs Year 2 Spring Ball1:46 - Why Coach Kotelnicki chose Penn State4:24 - What surprised Coach Kotelnicki when arriving to Happy Valley5:35 - Implementing an offensive identity8:20 - Drew Allar's next step10:39 - Penn State's wide receiver room12:38 - Being a creative offensive coordinator15:20 - Balancing risk as a playcaller18:34 - Overcoming adversity20:29 - Best piece of advice Coach Kotelnicki has ever received 22:07 - What Coach Kotelnicki wants to see in 2025 from his offenseOn Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

In this episode of Next Up with Adam Breneman, presented by Teamworks, USC General Manager Chad Bowden joins the show for a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to build a national powerhouse football program. Chad shares how he made the decision to leave Notre Dame and join Lincoln Riley at USC in just 24 hours, and why he believes California is home to the best high school football talent in the country. He opens up about how the role of a college football GM has evolved, what most fans and media don’t understand about NIL, and the pressure that comes with building not just a roster, but a culture. From his daily routine, to what it’s like working alongside Lincoln Riley, to USC’s transition to the Big Ten—this conversation is packed with insight from one of the sharpest minds in college football. If you're a USC fan, a football junkie, or just curious about what goes into building a powerhouse program in today’s game, this is a must-watch.SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQX | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdamTIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasucSPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaKAPPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49DFor sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.comCHAPTERS:0:00 - Intro:36 - When Bowden knew he wanted to go to USC1:51 - How the GM role has changed in the past 3 years2:50 - Strategy for developing and maintaining relationships 4:38 - Winning the offseason as a GM7:04 - Day in the life as USC football GM9:05 - Favorite moment so far at USC10:00 - Lessons form Lincoln Riley10:58 -USC joining the Big 1012:19 - What fans don't understand about NIL13:52 - How USC can win a National ChampionshipOn Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

Duke Head Coach Manny Diaz joins Adam Breneman for an in-depth conversation about his coaching journey, leadership philosophy, and the challenges of building a winning program in today’s college football landscape. From getting fired at Texas in 2013 to leading Miami and coordinating one of the nation’s top defenses at Penn State, Diaz has seen it all. Now, he’s taking on a new challenge at Duke, and he’s determined to make his mark.In this episode, Diaz shares his approach to building a strong culture, the importance of toughness in his coaching philosophy, and what it takes to recruit and retain top talent in the era of the transfer portal. He also reflects on the pivotal moments in his career, the lessons he learned from James Franklin, and the differences between taking over at Duke versus Miami.Whether you’re a college football fan, coach, or aspiring leader, this conversation provides valuable insight into the mindset of a Power 4 head coach and what it takes to succeed at the highest level. Don’t miss this inside look at the future of Duke Football and the man leading the charge.PRIZEPICKS: Get a $50 bonus from PrizePicks with code "Next Up": https://www.prizepicks.com/SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQX | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdamTIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasucSPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaKAPPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49DFor sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.comCHAPTERS:0:00 - Intro1:50 - First team meeting at Duke 2:40 - First order of business as Duke Head Coach 4:27 - Pivotal moment in Coach Diaz’s career 5:35 - Coaching philosophy 6:25 - Being a production assistant at ESPN 8:26 - When Coach Diaz knew he wanted to be a head coach 9:14 - Process of getting job at Duke 14:09 - Taking over Duke vs. Taking over Miami 15:07 - Building a staff 17:07 - What Coach Diaz looks for in young coaches 18:59 - Lessons from Coach Franklin 22:10 - Ready to be a head coach again 23:46 - Building a relationship with players 26:21 - Building a team to win now vs. building for the future27:50 - When Coach Diaz knew his team was tough 29:20 - Managing risk during a game 30:18 - Spring Practice thoughts 32:47 - Important stats to Coach Diaz 34:23 - Play calling as a head coach 35:34 - Being honest with players 36:35 - Advice to his younger self 37:24 - Overcoming adversity 40:05 - Biggest challenge at Duke 41:11 - Duke’s culture 44:33 - What will take Duke to the next level 45:07 - NIL at Duke 46:42 - Philosophical changes throughout coaching journey 48:10 - Coach Diaz’s why On Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

Wake Forest football is entering a new era under Head Coach Jake Dickert, and in this episode of Next Up with Adam Breneman, he opens up about the challenges and opportunities that come with leading a Power 4 program.From his first team meeting to the culture he’s building, Coach Dickert shares what it takes to win in today’s college football landscape.He talks about the unconventional path that led him to this role, the lessons he’s learned from adversity, and why he believes Wake Forest has what it takes to compete at the highest level. He also dives into the importance of leadership, accountability, and surrounding yourself with the right people—both on and off the field.This conversation is a must-watch for anyone who wants to understand the realities of college football coaching, the mindset of a leader, and what’s next for Wake Forest football.SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQX | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdamTIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasucSPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaKAPPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49DFor sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.comCHAPTERS:0:00 - Intro3:22 - First thing Coach Dickert wanted to implement at Wake Forest4:27 - Process of getting the job6:02 - Getting final phone call for job7:19 - Alignment at Wake Forest9:08 - Coach Dickert’s culture10:49 - Coach Dickert’s journey to Wake Forest15:09 - Coach Dickert Reflects on career journey16:05 - Coach Dickert’s support system in his family and wife17:37 - Number 1 thing Coach Dickert learned about himself during Pac-12 turmoil18:44 - Traits Dickert looks for in young coaches21:35 - Toughest job interview in Dickert’s assistant coaching journey22:42 - Advantages of being defensive-minded head coach24:47 - 5 Principles of winning games26:45 - Game management as a head coach29:11 - Coach Dickert’s daily routine30:26 - New era of CFB as a head coach from a front office standpoint34:01 - Being a players' coach and relationships with players in the new era36:15 - Energy will feel different at Wake Forest37:02 - Coach Dickert on overcoming adversity39:04 - Advice Coach Dickert would give himself when taking WSU job40:29 - Wake Forest football 5 years from now41:47 - Instilling toughness in his team43:04 - What Coach Dickert is most excited for in 202543:59 - Coach Dickert’s why and what he hopes players say about himOn Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

Notre Dame Head Coach Marcus Freeman joins Adam Breneman for a raw and insightful conversation about his journey to leading one of college football’s most storied programs. He shares what it was like stepping into the role, the whirlwind 72 hours that changed his life, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Freeman opens up about the challenges of being a head coach, the adversity he faced in his playing career, and how those experiences shaped his leadership style. He also dives into NIL, recruiting, and what it will take for Notre Dame to win a national championship. This episode is packed with wisdom, behind-the-scenes stories, and powerful leadership insights from one of the most respected coaches in the game.SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQX | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdamTIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasucSPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaKAPPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49DCHAPTERS:0:00 - Intro2:53 - Getting the job and the viral video addressing the team4:19 - Process of getting the job 6:37 - Advice to himself after a few years on the job7:24 - Biggest surprise as being a head coach9:00 - Overcoming adversity in playing career12:43 - Preparing to be a HC during time as an assistant coach14:03 - What he looks for in a young coach15:14 - Being a position coach vs. head coach16:45 - Loss to NIU20:00 - Knowing the team is bouncing back21:26 - Changing as HC from year 1 to now23:00 - Having a great relationship with players24:24 - Marcus on his son Vinny26:26 - Balancing history at ND and it being “Marcus Freeman’s program”28:08 Best decision of Freeman’s life29:59 - What gives Freeman the most energy every day31:14 - Daily routine32:14 - NIL recruiting and roster construction33:53 - What needs to happen for ND to win a national championship35:11 - Best advice Freeman has ever receivedOn Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.

Wake Forest Athletic Director John Currie joins Adam Breneman for a candid conversation on the future of college sports, the rapid changes in NIL and revenue sharing, and how Wake Forest is positioning itself for long-term success.Currie dives into what it’s really like to be a Power 4 AD, how he approaches hiring coaches, and why Wake Forest has become the fastest-growing fan base in the Power 5. He also shares insights on the role of private equity in college athletics, what keeps him up at night, and why he’s bullish on the ACC’s future.If you want a behind-the-scenes look at the business of college football from one of the most experienced ADs in the game, this episode is a must-watch.SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@NextUpWithAdam?sub_confirmation=1FOLLOW NEXT UP WITH ADAM: INSTAGRAM | https://shorturl.at/d9IdQX | https://x.com/NextUpWithAdamTIKTOK | https://shorturl.at/qasucSPOTIFY | https://shorturl.at/5ZdaKAPPLE PODCASTS | https://shorturl.at/mW49DFor sponsorships or business inquiries reach out to: advertising@frontofficesports.comCHAPTERS0:00 - intro2:23 - Biggest change since taking Wake Forest AD job 3:47 - Most impactful moment of John Currie’s career and what makes Wake Forest special5:40 - Alignment within administration 7:26 - Lessons from previous AD stops 8:09 - Day in the life as an AD at Power 4 program10:14 - Hiring process of coaches13:10 - Knowing when Wake Forest was going to hire Coach Jake Dickert 15:17 - Calls Currie makes when he knows there will be a coaching position open17:10 - Why Wake Forest is set up to win long term21:03 - Thoughts on Coach Jake Dickert22:09 - What keeps John Currie up at night 23:43 - Revenue sharing in college athletics26:27 - Allocating money between programs during revenue sharing era20:26 - Private equity in college sports30:45 - Branding at Wake Forest 33:13 - Advice to young people working in sports35:08 - Overcoming adversity37:27 - Future of the ACC39:24 - Future of Wake Forest athletics On Next Up, college football analyst Adam Breneman sits down with the most influential names in college sports and lets them tell their stories unfiltered, direct to the fans. Next Up is a Front Office Sports Network show featuring candid, open, and honest conversations with the most impactful figures in college sports including head coaches, athletes, athletic directors, commissioners, entrepreneurs, media personalities, agents, and executives shaping the business of college sports. Adam is a former All-American, Penn State alum and media personality. Front Office Sports is the leading multi-platform media and news organization covering the intersection of sports, business and culture.