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Deadline Deals - The Sporting Edge
"Roz" and Xander host The Sporting Edge on LibertyTalk FM

BY: “Roz” and Xander, Hosts, The Sporting Edge
PUBLISHED: August 05, 2017

Astros Come Up Short

Witz and Roz kick off the show by recapping the great fight between Jon “Bones” Jones and Daniel “DC” Cormier. Witz was spot on with his call that Bones would knock out DC. This leaves Bones back atop the UFC, as he was once considered the top pound-for-pound fighter in the sport, and has likely regained that title with the decisive win.

The trade deadline has passed. Witz and Roz discuss the ramifications of teams that did enough to cement their status as championship contenders, and teams that did not. They both agree that the Astros really came up short as they were in desperate need of starting pitching and were only able to acquire Francisco Liriano.

We are one game down in the NFL preseason as the Cardinals and Cowboys kicked off the Hall of Fame game. Wide receivers are the topic of discussion this week, and there was no shortage of bold calls on who is going to break out this year. The top names are all the same; Antonio Brown, Julio Jones, and Odell Beckham, but who will be the late round steals?

Roz talks about Davante Adams and how this season might just be his breakout year for the high scoring Packers. Witz sticks with the NFC North for his sleeper of the draft, Vikings wideout Stefan Diggs. He also talks about Eric Decker, the number one wide on the Titans, as a force to be reckoned with. Stay tuned for tight end picks.

 

 

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Witz

Witz is a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University, where he obtained his B.A. in Economics and Business Administration. He is 22 years old and hails from Deerfield, Illinois. He was an all-conference baseball player at Deerfield High School, and was also a member of the school’s football & wrestling teams.

Roz

Roz is from Deerfield Illinois, where he attended Deerfield High School with his co-host “Witz." Roz attended the University of Dayton, receiving a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management with a minor in Business Administration.

While at the University of Dayton Rozdiversified his resume with multiple positions in the sports and entertainment industry. He has worked in the athletic department for the only private school in the city of Dayton. Off campus, Roz was a production assistant on a feature film Landline. The film was shot in the city of Chicago home of his favorite baseball team the Chicago Cubs. At present, Ethan is pursuing a career in talent management and marketing.

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