Well, as we like to do here in Heartland College Sports Weekly, part of

Heartland College Sports.com. Find a former Big 12 player and talk to him about his playing

career and where his career has gone since then. Micah Brown, former Candace Jayhawk.

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Appreciate it. Joining us here on the show, Micah, appreciate you coming on here.

And let's just start back with your playing days at KU. And, you know, I realize you're not going into a

KU Hall of Fame necessarily, but, you know, you played for Coach Mam Jino and the program

hasn't been the same since. I barely played. I barely played, but I did have an opportunity

to play a little bit. Yeah, you know, I actually came to a Kansas on a track scholarship.

I was a triple jumper at a Carney, Nebraska, and, you know, track was my passion. I didn't

really have a great high school career. I had a really good senior season in football, and,

you know, but I had already committed to track early. So, you know, I decided to go ahead and honor

that commitment and go through.

And I was a triple jumper.

And after a year of doing that, I was like, man, I don't know if I want to do this for another

four years.

And so I decided that I would walk on for the football team.

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