Well, it's great to welcome on and say hello to McLean Carter.

Of course, Big 12 fans will know him from his time at Texas Tech and also wrapped up his career with Rutgers.

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much guys mclean for people that don't know first off what have you been up to here in your post-playing days?

You know, it's been a world when I've been, I was a strength and conditioning coach down here at a human performance facility in Dallas.

It's called Exo.

Right after I got done playing at Rutgers, I jumped on with them.

And I started training guys or helping train guys to get ready for the draft.

I was there from January through basically when COVID hit, um, training guys like Denzel

Mims, Jalen Rager, uh, a lot of the big 12 cats.

They were down.

They put in 10 weeks of hard work and then we sent them off to the draft.

COVID kind of struck and, you know, kind of parted ways with that. And I ended up doing,

kind of starting my own little quarterback training business down here in Dallas. I joined

with another guy named David Robinson. He's a wide receiver guru down here in the Metroplex.

He trains a lot of big name guys.

And I was fortunate to kind of jump on with him.

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