A guy that is undervalued, underrated in the history of Iowa running backs, Ivory Kelly Martin,

an amazing teammate of ours back in 2017, played in a stable of running backs over the course of five years

that was talented. A lot of guys taking reps, dealt with some injuries that stalled out his career,

is past his playing days and is now a coach at Bamigi State.

Kevin runs this interview because my internet sucks. Enjoy this one.

Let's have a day. Let's go. Welcome back, washed up walk-on fans. It is my first ever intro to this podcast.

Clover is having some computer issues.

Probably been looking at too much listed material.

But we are back episode.

I have no idea because I'm not the producer of the show.

But we've got Ivory Kellyn Martin back for the podcast iro how's it going man doing

good happy you guys ask me to hop on here and talk a little bit about my story kind of where i left

off from leaving iowa and where i'm at now in life and ready to get down yeah man, man, let's hop right into the future and the present.

So just got the announcement on Twitter that we're going up to Bemidji State to be a coach up there.

Tell us a little bit about that, how that came about.

Yeah, so the past couple of years, I've been coaching football at Baker University.

I should probably start kind of a little bit closer to the beginning of it all.

Once I finished playing football, I end up getting injured up in the CFO playing for Calgary Stampeders. After that, I kind of got to the

point where, you know, I love the game in football, but I wanted to figure out what I love most

about it. And, you know, playing just wasn't it for me. I love competing and going out there every single day and giving my max effort,

but I also just love, you know, teaching the game of football too.

And that's why I finally decided to hang up the cleats and, you know, put on a whistle

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