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Okay, that's the most athletic thing I'll do

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all day. Mike, we're gonna see with you here

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on a special edition of Good News York. We're

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live, well, we're not live, but we're here at

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the Timberbanks Golf Club or Country Club. I

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should probably figure out which one it is. In

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Baldwinsville, New York, the NFL Alumni Golf

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Tournament. This is a golf tournament that they

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do every year put on by the NFL Alumni Association.

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Gene Mills, Hall of Fame wrestler. Mean Gene.

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If you don't call him that, he'll kill you. He

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is the chapter head for the Upstate New York

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chapter of the NFL Alumni Association. They pick

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a different charity each year. They do a big

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golf tournament, former players, former coaches,

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prominent people in the area, and then idiots

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like me. And this year, they chose David's Refuge

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as their charity of choice. David's Refuge, friends

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of ours on the show. We've had Diana Nightingale,

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Kate Halk. and from David's Refuge on the show,

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they were talking about this tournament and the

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old light bulb went off and I thought, why don't

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we head down to the tournament when that happens

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and get some footage. So I'm gonna be doing some

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interviews, getting some footage, hopefully not

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getting kicked out. And I want to challenge Daryl

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Luce Johnson to a push -up contest. No, I don't.

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But either way, we're gonna have some fun. Let's

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see what happens here at the Timberbanks Golf

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Club for the NFL Alumni Golf Tour. Hi. Hello.

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You're gonna do this like this, too? We have

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to do it like this. This is my buddy Kate. Hi.

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I said I read Kate Hulk, right? You did. Okay.

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Yes. Maybe. Maybe. This is our buddy Kate Hulk

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from David's Refuge. We just talked about David's

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Refuge. We had you guys on Good News York. We

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absolutely love what you do for families, caregivers,

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and for people with illness. I was talking to

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Diana about these lemons. I love this. You have

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a basket of lemons here and she has no idea what

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the hell it's for. So I am glad that you're going

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to see that past the lemon. Yeah. So I thought

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it was when life hands you lemons. Right. That's

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a great. Yes. Yeah. But we tend to be accused

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of David's refuge of being toxically positive.

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So for us, hey, it's a. It's a compliment. We're

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good news York. We only do good news. That's

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right. So we will do it, especially in the current

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world we're living in. I will be toxically positive

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to the day I die. If that's toxic, then I want

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to be the most toxic person ever. So during COVID,

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we started to think about things and everything

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we had to do was with a twist. We're like, Oh,

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you know what? Let's do our annual big fundraiser,

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but with a twist. And let's think about something

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bright and fresh and restorative. And we all

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thought of lemons. And so this went together

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and we started to leave lemons in people's mailboxes

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and we started to put lemons on a lot of our

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different marketing materials. And it really

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just started to become something that we thought

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did connect David's Refuge, the mission of light

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and love and be the light. came out in the lemon.

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So here we are today, still giving lemons away

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as stress balls. See, that's why I knew I should

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talk about these lemons. I knew there was going

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to be a story behind it. Did you hear that, Diana?

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There's an actual story behind the lemons. Further

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training needed. Further training. But no, I

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think that's a wonderful message and it really

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represents David's Refuge because you guys are

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so unique in what you do and how you approach

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things. Here we are at the golf tournament. How

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beautiful is this? I have a problem because I

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don't want to be the cliche guy that's walking

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around going, beautiful day for it. Perfect day.

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But it is. There's not a cloud in the sky. It's

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not very humid. Yes. But let's remember, if it

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was raining, we would be saying, wow, the grass

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is going to be so green tomorrow. That's right.

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And we would say, hey, plants somewhere. are

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coming alive again. Yeah. And we would just.

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You get to use that golf umbrella you never got

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to use before. Look at this. We're just going

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to pour toxicity all over this golf course. Toxicity

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of happiness. And happiness. Yes. I love it.

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I love you. All right. Here we are. Kate Hauck,

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David's Refuge at the NFL Alumni Golf Tournament.

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All right. Thanks for being here. Thank you for

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having us. For me. All right. Mike Brindisi,

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Good News York here with Marlon Greenwood. Former

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NFL player, Marlon, it is an honor to meet you

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and to get to interview you. You're here for

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a great cause. Tell us, who did you play for

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and what position? So I played for the Miami

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Dolphins and the Houston Texans. But the college

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I went to, Syracuse University. You know, went

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there from 1996. Last season was 2000 season.

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I got retired in my first year. Started 48 consecutive

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games at Syracuse. And I was fortunate to get

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drafted by the Miami Dolphins. I started four

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years with them and then signed with the Houston

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Texans and started four years with them. But

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it's so glad to be back here in Syracuse to be

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able to support such a good cause and it's such

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a wonderful feeling being home. I call it home

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because, you know, New York and also this is

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what was responsible for me getting a chance

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to go into the NFL. So it's a great feeling,

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you know. Growing up in life, you all get busy,

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but it's always good to come home. So well said.

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I mean, it's so great. People don't get to see

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outside of, you know, the NFL, how much you guys

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do for the communities and coming back to where,

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you know, where you either went to school or

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grew up is so important. How did you get involved

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with this NFL alumni tournament? All right. So

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the vice president, James Mongrel, played with

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him at Syracuse. He also played for the Indianapolis

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Colts. And Gene Mills, he was the wrestling coach.

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Mean Gene. And I wrestled in high school. Gene

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actually tried to recruit me when I was at Syracuse.

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Is that right? Yeah. Well, good thing you didn't.

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Well, you know, I really enjoy wrestling and

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wrestling. I was a five time state champion wrestler.

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I won the New York State Championship my senior

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year, but in Greco -Roman and freestyle wrestling,

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I won the state Empire State Games. Actually,

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the first Empire State Games I won in my sophomore

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year at even within the carry -dome. No way.

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Before I even started playing football. That's

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awesome. I started playing football my junior

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year in high school. And after my first year

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at Syracuse, offered me a scholarship because

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I played soccer before then coming from Jamaica,

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the long story. You know, I think you made the

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right decision because, you know, in football,

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there's a wrestling element to it, right? In

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wrestling, there's really not a football element

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to it. I always said that if I, God forbid, I

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was to get in a fight... You never want to get

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in a fight with a wrestler because you either

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got to knock them out because once they get you

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down, that's it. Am I right? You're absolutely

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right. You know, and that's why most of the MMA

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fighters are good wrestling with a good wrestling

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background to make great great fighters there.

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And, you know, the wrestling definitely prepared

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me for football with the tackling and everything.

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Sure. But one of the things coming up here to

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be able to give back to a cause like this is

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very important to me. I have my own foundation,

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MG 52, Marlon Griner Foundation. We do free football

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camps for the kids. We serve with over 12 ,000

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kids for free today. We started doing it back

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in 2015. And I was that youth coming up looking

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for a way out. I have seven brothers and four

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sisters. We had to help my family, and football

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gave me that avenue. My coach, Russell, in high

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school, gave me the opportunity. to wrestle,

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he was the one that dragged me into wrestling

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and he was the head football coach. Took him

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one month to convince me to play. And I was telling

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someone yesterday that I said, let me play football

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to do Coach Salon a favor, but actually he was

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doing me a favor because I didn't know the opportunities

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of football. But he was such a good guy and he

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was also the assistant wrestling coach and I

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had a relation. with him knowing what type of

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person he was. So when you were like, come on

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and join the football team. I was like, you know

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what, maybe I should, but football and soccer

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within the same season. And it was a difficult

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decision to make. But he said, football starts

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two weeks before soccer. Come on, try it out.

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And if you like it, stay. If you don't like it,

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you go back to soccer. Perfect. And that's what

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happened. And after my first year playing, I

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got offered a post -college at Syracuse University.

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We went to play in the NFL. Orange. All because

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of the cold selling. I have to give a shout out

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to Coach Ed Ogeron, who are recruiting me from

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out of high school, and also Coach Bob Pascolone,

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Chris Ripon, Mike Gerber, all the great coaches

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that we had at Syracuse, who really helped George

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De Leon, you know, so many people that impacted,

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and if I... forget to mention someone, you know,

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that all of us impacted our lives. It's amazing.

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And I know you got to get back to golf, but real

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quick, Syracuse Orange, the program always been

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a respected program, but there's been quite a

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lull. And then we noticed, you know, Malarkey,

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excuse me. Well, Babers came along and a bunch

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of other coaches. And it seems like the program

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is really starting to. you know, they're starting

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to recruit better, get bigger and better players.

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It seems like, I don't know, the Syracuse Orange

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football is back. Are you excited about that?

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Do you feel the same? You know, I'm very excited

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about it. I was very sad to see Coach Paul Pascaloni

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go, but I think that really impacted the program

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because of the years and the relationship that

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he's built because he's a man that stands by

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his word. And we won three biggest championships.

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but we went to some good bowl games. You know,

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we moved down to Manab, Keith Bullock, Dwight

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Franey, you know, all these guys that we had.

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Alindomare? Alindomare, yeah, I played with him

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down in Miami. In Miami, yeah. Rob Conrad. Yeah,

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fullback. Fullback. Yeah. You know, just to name

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a few guys that we had on the team. But Coach

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B really did a great job of recruiting and having

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a great coach with around him and just being

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a person that felt tough and full of integrity.

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And one thing I always remember what Coach P

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said, one year, the year when we won, won the

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Big East title, we were 0 -3. I remember he came

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into the team meeting room and he said, he said,

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if you don't remember one thing, remember this,

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tough times don't last, but tough people do,

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right? And we won eight straight games. The Big

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East went to the Orange Bowl that year. That

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was the year we went to the Orange Bowl. I remember.

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And it was just a tremendous year, so I just

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always want to give a lot of respect to the people

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that have helped to mold my life. You're such

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a great guy. You've named off, I think, every

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player that you've ever played with, which is

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amazing of you. And before I let you go, is there

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anything you want to plug, your foundation, anything

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like that? Oh, so we have our free football camp

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coming up. I'm out of Vegas. I'm the president

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of the Las Vegas chapter. founder of the Marlon

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Grino Foundation. We do a free football camp

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every year. All the information's on my website,

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mg52 .org. The name is Marlon Grino, so MG. My

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number was 52. 52 in high school, 52 at Syracuse,

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52 at Miami. Only time it changed, 56, was when

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I was with you in Texas. And my father, I found

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out later, was born in 1952. You should know

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when you think of one, of course. Well, you gotta

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play 52 when you're ever your best or anything

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like that. That's your magic number. So it's

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mg52 .org. Awesome, man. Marlon Greenwood, thank

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you so much for your time and good luck today.

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Appreciate you very much. All right, Mike Brindisi,

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Good News York here with our friend, Diana Nightingale

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from David's Refuge. The reason we're here because,

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Diana, we had you on Good News York. We talked

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about David's Refuge and CNY mental health, Melissa

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Carmen. And you mentioned that you were chosen.

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David's Refuge is the charity of choice for the

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NFL Alumni Golf Tournament and here we are on

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a perfect day. So beautiful. Remind us, well

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first of all good morning, good afternoon. Remind

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us about David's Refuge, what it is that you

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guys do. David's Refuge provides respite, resources,

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and support to caregivers of children with special

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needs. or life -threatening medical conditions

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so that they can be renewed refreshed and restored

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in their role as caregivers. It's absolutely

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beautiful and you know we talked about that on

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the show how you know when when people come down

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with with illnesses that you know obviously we

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think of them and what they're going through

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but a lot of times we don't think about the caregivers

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and so what you guys do is unique and it's important

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and amazing and you have a whole crew here today

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back Can I call her that now? Bex? Are we on

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that level, Bex? We are, Bex and the crew. We're

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at the putting green. What are we doing at the

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putting green? I love this idea, by the way.

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This is a really fun game. So in between holes,

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the force ones can come over and compete. We

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measure to see who gets the closest to the hole

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that they're shooting at. And they win a free

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day of golf here at Timber Banks. Which... a

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free round of golf. It's not like putt -putt,

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which I know you're really good at. I am. But

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this is not your average course. This is absolutely

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beautiful. So winning a round of golf here would

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be amazing. Anything you want to talk about other

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than the golf tournament and the putt -putt contest?

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Anything else coming up for David's Refuge? Well

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June we were very busy of course with events,

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but throughout the year We just have a variety

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of events that caregivers can participate in

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as well as different fundraisers So looking forward

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to the rest of the year, of course, we have events

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throughout the community over the summer Just

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sharing the mission of David's Refuge. We also

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have National Family Caregiver Month Which is

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in November and right before that we have our

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caregiver summit and Wellness Retreat in October,

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which will be in Syracuse this year, which we're

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very excited about, at Hotel Syracuse. Oh, that's

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perfect. Absolutely perfect. And here comes Kate,

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who's just completely sabotaging this interview.

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No, I'm kidding. How are you, Kate? Doing great.

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Kate Howell, another one of the wonderful people

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from David's Refuge that came on the show. So

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here we are. I want to talk about one more thing.

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I love this. You have a basket of lemons on your

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table. Can you explain what's going on with the

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lemons? Well, they're great because you can squish

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them, but other than that, hold on, Kate knows

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the best about, it's not when life gives you

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lemons. It's not when life gives you lemons?

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Oh, I blew it. I mean, that is one thing. That's

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what I thought it was. That's what I thought

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it was when life hands you lemons and it's like

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a little stress squeeze ball. It's the little

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things that I love. But either way, we're going

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to be here all day, set up by the putting green.

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um thank you for having us and thank you for

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being here of course we love david's refuge and

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uh let's see what the day brings us maybe we'll

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get you golfing maybe that would be a miracle

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that would be a miracle and i think we've already

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got you driving a car yeah your first time so

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let's see if you can get you didn't crash so

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you did not not yet right it's more to come