Meet Our Captains

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Robert Smith: Former Ohio State Buckeyes & Minnesota Vikings Running Back, along with being former College Football analyst for ESPN. CEO/Founder of Fan Health Network.

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Cris Carter: Former Ohio State and NFL Wide Receiver. 8-time Pro Bowler. NFL Hall of Fame Inductee. NFL Analyst for ESPN.

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John Telich: Fox 8 Cleveland Sportscaster. 11-Time Emmy winner. Competed in over 100 triathlons and completed 3 Ironman Distance Triathlons.

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Jim Jackson: Former Ohio State and Professional Basketball Player. Current College Basketball Analyst for Big Ten Network and NBA Analyst for Fox Sports 1.

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Nolan Harrison: Former Indiana Hoosier/NFL player for the Steelers, Raiders and Washington. Serves as Senior Director of the NFLPA Former Player Services Department.

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Aaron Taylor: Former Super Bowl Champion Offensive Linemen for the Green Bay Packers. Played at Notre Dame. Serves as College Football Analyst for ABC and CBS.

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Sean Burch: Record-breaking American adventure athlete. Holds 7 world records, including the fastest ascent of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Author of “Hyperfitness: 12 Weeks to Conquering Your Inner Everest”.

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Troy Smith: Former Ohio State, NFL and CFL Quarterback. 2006 Heisman Trophy Winner and Fiesta Bowl MVP. Currently works in the Ohio State Athletic Department.

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Leroy Hoard: Former Michigan Wolverines and NFL Running Back. 1989 Rose Bowl MVP. Co-hosts radio show on ESPN 790 in Miami.

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Jessica Beard: World Champion 4×400 meter relay runner. Big 12 Freshman of the Year and 400 meter dash champion at Texas A&M.

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Katie Smith: 3-time Olympic Gold Medalist in Women’s Basketball. 17 seasons playing professional basketball. Currently an Assistant Coach for the New York Liberty of the WNBA and Analyst for BTN and ESPN.

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Caroline Lind: 2-time Olympic gold medalist rower. 2014 Athlete of the Year (New York Athletic Club). Award winning rower for Princeton.

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Amy Fickell: Wife of Ohio State Defensive Coordinator, Luke Fickell. Actively involved with the Brian Muha Foundation and the Second and Seven Foundation.

Andy Bratt: Played rugby at the University of Cincinnati and professionally for Scioto Valley Rugby Club. Diagnosed with a tumor, he encourages others to fight cancer with him.

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Sara Otepka: Marathon runner.

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John Buccigross: SportsCenter Anchor since 2001. Play-by-play announcer for the NCAA Hockey National Championship Frozen Four. Currently a member of the You Can Play Campaign.

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Raymont Harris: Former Ohio State and NFL Running Back. Serves as Ohio State’s Director of Development with the Athletic Department where he is responsible for major gifts to all athletic priorities.

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Clark Kellogg: CBS College Basketball Analyst. Announced NCAA Men’s Final Four from 2009 – 2013.

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Tom and Lisa Cousineau: Tom is a former Ohio State and NFL Linebacker. Co-founder of Fan Health Network. Lisa is committed to helping other women develop actionable “game plans” to suit their unique health and wellness needs.

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Cari Champion: Former host of ESPN’s First Take. SportsCenter co-host.

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Emmanuel Acho: Former Texas and current NFL Linebacker. Played for Cleveland and Philadelphia. Currently a free agent.

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Marcellus Wiley: Former Columbia and NFL Defensive End. Co-host of ESPN’s SportsNation and Max & Marcellus on 710 ESPN Los Angeles.

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Billy Horschel: Pro golfer on the PGA Tour. Won the BMW Championship and The Tour Championship in 2014. Played at the University of Florida.

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Blair Walsh: Kicker for the Minnesota Vikings. 2012 Pro Bowl selection and First-Team All-Pro. Played for the Georgia Bulldogs.

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Datone Jones: Former UCLA and current Green Bay Packers Defensive Linemen. 2012 Second-Team All-Pac-12.

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Mallory Blackwelder: Pro golfer on the LPGA Tour. known for her appearance on the Golf Channel’s The Big Break.

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Raj Bhavsar: U.S. Olympic gymnast. Won Silver at the 2001 and 2003 World Artistic Gymnastic Championships and earned a Bronze medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics.