The Manziel Era Begins in Memphis
by Dean Jackson
March 21, 2019 - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
The Alliance of American Football is entering the homestretch with Week Seven games this weekend. We'll talk plenty about the arrival of Johnny Manziel in Memphis, and we'll have our weekly awards with Fran Stuchbury's Week that Was.
We also introduce you to Jamie Seh, the play-by-play voice of the Orlando Apollos. She talks about Central Florida's rich football culture and being the first regular female play-by-play voice in professional football. She shares some insights on what makes Steve Spurrier tick and his passion for the game, his people and the AAF.
As promised, we go deeper into the Johnny Football era in the AAF. Jason Munz of the Commercial Appeal talks about Manziel's first days in Memphis, his chances of playing and how soon it will happen. We also talk about the Express' slow start and Head Coach Mike Singletary's coaching style. You can listen on iTunes or any number of platforms.
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Be sure to check back early this afternoon as we discuss the breaking news of the AAF championship moving to Frisco, Texas. We'll sit down with Jake Jacobson, the league's head of brand and responsible for the title game. We'll talk about the timing, the rational and what comes next.
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Alliance of American Football Stories from March 21, 2019
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- The Manziel Era Begins in Memphis - OSC Original by Dean Jackson
- The Manziel Era Begins in Memphis - OSC Original by Dean Jackson
- The Manziel Era Begins in Memphis - OSC Original by Dean Jackson
- Can Johnny Manziel Help the Memphis Express Get on Track? - OSC Original by Fran Stuchbury
- Can Johnny Manziel Help the Memphis Express Get on Track? - OSC Original by Fran Stuchbury
- Can Johnny Manziel Help the Memphis Express Get on Track? - OSC Original by Fran Stuchbury
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