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Steve Atwater

Two-Time Super Bowl Champion and Eight–Time ALL Pro selection. Steve Atwater played from 1989 - 1998 with the Denver Broncos and finished his career in 1999 with the New York Jets. View Guest page

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Dexter Bridge

Dexter Bridge: Stand out wide receiver from Berywn High School, PA View Guest page

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Mateen Cleaves

Mateen Cleaves lead Michigan State University to the 2000 National Basketball championship and was named MVP of the Final Four. View Guest page

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Jeff (DeFo) DeForrest

Jeff (DeFo) DeForrest, is recognized as one of the foremost authority and voices in sports radio with over 2 decades as an on – air personality in the South Florida market. He is proud to have been the morning drive host for Miami’s first all-sports radio station- 560 WQAM. His first nightly Sports talk show quickly rose to the top ratings position on News radio. As Miami expanded from a one pro franchise Dolphins town, to the Miami Heat, Panthers, Marlins, and major college Powerhouse University of Miami, Jeff and sports media grew with the city. Known for his on-air wit and detailed knowledge of sports “DeFo” is beloved by his fans and constituents alike. “DeFo” has also provided TV commentary on the sport of Boxing, Football, Baseball and Hockey for Sun Network, FOX Sports, HBO, CBS 4-Miami. He has also served as pre and post game host for The Miami Dolphins Radio Network, as well as play-by-play for The University of Miami Hurricanes Football and Baseball Network. View Guest page

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Jermal Hosley

Jermal Hosley: Wide receiver from Highland Park High School - MI View Guest page

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Mark “Mighty Mac” McMillian

Mark “Mighty Mac” McMillian from Hard Hittin Radio: McMillian played 8 years in the NFL as a cornerback. View Guest page

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Morris Peterson

Morris Peterson: (Mo Pete) has played in the NBA since 2000 and currently plays for the New Orleans Hornets. Mo Pete attended Michigan State University where he finished his career as the ninth all- time leading scorer with 1588 points and lead Michigan State to the 2000 Championship. View Guest page

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Leon Searcy

Searcy is a former NFL offensive lineman, who played 11 years between 1992 and 2002. Searcy played for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Jacksonville. He was drafted in the first-round, 11th overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers out of the University of Miami in the 1992 NFL Draft. View Guest page

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Pomona Steelers

The Andre Rison Football Academy Team of The Week is the Pomona Steelers of Snoop Youth Football League in Los Angeles, CA. The Pomona Steelers are 2009 Super Bowl Champions. View Guest page

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Ed Thompson

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Wide Open

February 25, 2010
Hosted by Andre Rison

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Wide Open With Andre Rison

Thur 3 PM PT on VoiceAmerica Sports Channel

Wide Open is a NFL sports talk show. As the name indicates and in Bad Moon style – the talk show will have a no holds barred weekly discussion on NFL topics. As Rison has now taken over the coaching world, he has the ability to comment on players of all levels and will feature a high school player of the week. The show will include celebrity guests that include professional athletes, coaches, music artists and more.

Rison has a following as an athlete, coach, celebrity and an artist. These fans have been waiting to hear what Andre Rison has to say. Wide Open is broadcast live every Thursday at 3 PM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Sports Channel.

Andre Rison

Andre Rison is a 5 Time All-Pro Receiver and 2 Time World Champion. He finished his NFL career with 84 touch downs and more than 10,000 receiving yards landing him a place in NFL History books. Rison played 13 seasons in the NFL and is the most notable football player to win a World Championship in the NFL and in the CFL. No wide out in NFL history caught as many passes as Rison in the first 5 years of his NFL career. Rison was a first round draft pick out of Michigan State University where he was an integral part of his team winning the most recent Spartan Rose Bowl Championship. At MSU, Rison was all-time leading receiver and set single-season records for the Spartans. Rison also lettered on the MSU basketball team and was All Big Ten in track. Before attending Michigan State University, Rison attended Flint Northwestern High School in MI where he played an amazing eight different positions on the football squad. Rison was an All-State punter and All- State prep point guard. Rison lead his high school basketball team to a 55-1 record and still ranks as the school's all-time assist leader. This 1984-85 Flint Northwestern Basketball Team Dynasty was recently announced as a 2009 selection for the Greater Flint Sports Hall Of Fame.

Rison has gained recent notoriety as being the TOP youth and high school receiver coach in the country and has started the ANDRE RISON FOOTBALL ACADEMY. Rison also owns Bullpen Records & Films and is a songwriter and film maker.

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