340 of the washed up walk-ons in the ever-growing landscape, the brand new landscape of college

athletes making money off of their name, image, and likeness, it can get crazy.

Iowa needed somebody to step up to be able to compete with the SEC and everybody else around the country.

Brad Heinrich is that guy. Welcome to the Swarm Collective. Let's have a day. Let's go. Oh, I'm not. backwash a walk on's fans, episode 340 of this here podcast.

And today we've got on a really cool guest that we're happy to have with us.

Brad Heinrich, who from what I understand was a golfer at the University of Iowa back in the 90s which Kevin and I are both quite jealous about because I know that I can say for a fact that you got to play what I wish I was doing in college.

I don't know if Kevin would have chose football over golf, but that's what we did in our free times when we had time away from the hell that we called college athletics.

So with that being said, also the founder of the Swarm Collective, which I'm pretty excited to learn about because I'm so out of touch with

everything that doesn't involve mixed martial arts and this podcast.

So Brad, welcome to the Washup Walk-ons, and I'm excited to hear about what you got going on.

Oh, hey, thanks. It's great to be here with you guys. I've listened. I haven't listened to 39 episodes but I have listened to several of your

podcasts you guys have kept me company on many a long drive so it's great to meet you guys virtually and and talk a little bit about the Swarm collective.

It's always good to meet former Hawks and I guess one of the first questions I have for you guys

is, which is least prestigious?

Being a student athlete on scholarship on the golf team

or being a walk-on on the football team.

Walk-ons in the football team are a dime a dozen man.

Well, I don't know.

I don't know.

I- You get that you get all the cool stuff, getting a playing clinic, come on, that's pretty awesome.

Yeah, but have you ever heard of CTE?

I've heard of it.

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