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Rattler Review

Rattler Review

By: Rory Sharrock
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 Rattler Review is a weekly podcast covering the sports scene at Florida A&M University. Segments include interviews with coaches, athletes, FAMU officials and alumni. Multimedia journalist Rory Sharrock of Sharrock Media Group is the host.2023
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  • Rattler Review Ep. 118

    Rattler Review Ep. 118
    Jan 11 2024

    Willie Simmons discusses his resignation as the football head coach at FAMU to become the running backs coach at Duke. FAMU VP/AD Tiffani Sykes talks about filling the football head coaching vacancy, finances for the athletics department and facilities. SWAC Offensive Player of the Year Jeremy Moussa reflects on his relationship with former head coach Simmons and the 2023 championship season.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Rattler Review Ep. 117

    Rattler Review Ep. 117
    Dec 28 2023

    The 2nd annual Rattler Review Venom Awards show celebrates athletic success at FAMU in 2023. Award categories include Men's/Women's Freshman of the Year, Men's/Women's Newcomer of the Year, Men's/Women's Athlete of the Year, Coach of the Year and Team of the Year. 
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • Rattler Review Ep. 116

    Rattler Review Ep. 116
    Dec 14 2023

    Cricket Celebration Bowl preview. FAMU head coach Willie Simmons discusses game strategy and addresses rumors about job offers. Cricket Celebration Bowl executive director John Grant talks about finances, TV ratings and cultural impact of the game. Our Four-Down Territory segment features play-by-play commentators Tiffany Greene, Jay Walker breaking down the match FAMU-Howard and their passion for HBCUs. 
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    49 mins

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