Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Bring The Juice , stay gritty.

rank Dalena and Mykal Walker, linebacker for the Washington Commanders, sit down with safety Jeremy Reaves. The trio dives into Reaves' journey to the NFL, discussing his path from undrafted free agent to key player on the Washington Commanders' defense. Reaves opens up about his experiences on and off the field, sharing insights on his leadership, work ethic, and the mentality it takes to succeed in the league.

In this episode of Bring the Juice, linebacker Dom Hampton of the Washington Commanders joins us to talk about his journey from playing under Coach Kalen DeBoer at Washington to making the leap to the NFL. Dom opens up about the coaching style of DeBoer, the lessons he learned, and the challenges of transitioning from safety to linebacker as a rookie in the league. Dom is joined by his teammate and BTJ co-host Mykal Walker .

In this episode of Bring The Juice, host Frank Dalena and co-host Mykal Walker sit down with Washington Commanders linebacker Jordan Magee, just hours after his thrilling NFL debut. Fresh off the dramatic Hail Mary victory against the Chicago Bears, Jordan shares his firsthand experience of that unforgettable moment and reflects on his journey from Temple University to the NFL. Tune in as they dive deep into his game preparation, the adrenaline of his first game, and what’s next for this rising star.

In this episode of the Bring The Juice, Aaron Mitchell, Steven Comstock, and Stratton Brown join host Frank Dalena to tackle the evolving landscape of college football. They dive into the controversial trend of mid-season redshirting, highlight the biggest surprise teams at the halfway point, and discuss strategies for bouncing back after tough losses in CFB. The group also shares their predictions for the upcoming 12-team playoff, sips on Red Wave Light Lagers, and debates the Heisman front runners, spotlighting Travis and Jeanty.

Garrett Klassy, Fresno State’s new athletic director, brings the juice, fellas. Garret shares insights from his upbringing and career trajectory, shedding light on the experiences that shaped his leadership style from growing up on a dairy farm, to making power moves for the Nebraska Cornhuskers , Garrett makes magic happen. The boys discuss the NIL landscape as well as the exciting recent move to have Fresno State join the Pac-12, exploring what this monumental move means for the university and its athletes. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about ambition, sports, and the future of Fresno State and college athletics

This week on Bring the Juice; Detroit Lions Netane Muti.

NFL Rookie Morice Norris joins bring the juice live from Detroit Michigan . A truly inspiring story for a guy who didn’t play football until his senior year of high school, to make to the league . Morice discusses his is insane college football journey, the trials of adversity he’s overcome , going viral for boomsticking a running back his first day on the Detroit Lions plus more.

Fresno State stud QB Mikey Keene joins Bring The Juice before the showdown against defending National Champions Michigan. Mikey discusses the different circumstances he has experienced preparing for a college football season and explains how this one is different . The boys brush on leadership, mindset, upholding the standard, the faith in Coach Skip, and exclusive insight on what it takes to be an elite high level D1 QB.

A wild card episode with Steven Comstock. Yes, the guy on Bring The Juice social media who always talks with his shirt off, he’s finally on the pod for the tell all. Comstock just finished playing football at Fresno State where fun fact , he’s old enough to have played with all the 3 of the Dalena Brothers. The fellas have a open table conversation about the nitty gritty of the Olympics, money in the Olympics, faking Covid for not winning a gold medal you talked smack on (not naming names), Team USA basketball legacy, the best and worst parts of fall camp, hanging with the boys, Jeff Tedford departure, and the future of bring the juice.

Super Bowl Champion and current LA Rams standout Bobby Brown III hops on the pod as the fellas are still out in Newport Beach. This is an absolute classic. Bobby talks about his insane recruiting stories that led him to Texas A&M, told us the truth about how intense A&M fan base and community is, gave some insight on being one of the youngest players ever to win a Super Bowl, learning from guys like Aaron Donald, and a funny situation with famous comedian Treavor Wallace.

NFL standout DB Jaylinn Hawkins joins Bring The Juice all co-hosted by fan favorite of the army of grit - Mykal Walker. The fellas discuss Jaylinn’s journey to play football at Cal, which led to how insane it is there is no more PAC-12. Then, Jaylinn talks about his faith, his transition from WR to DB, the draft process and his first real taste of the business side of the NFL after the last few seasons ultimately landing with the New England Patriots.

NFL DB David Long joins bring the juice co-hosted by former LA Rams teammate Juju Hughes. The fellas naturally discuss the Fresno State vs. Michigan matchup week 1, college footballs best atmospheres, and leading up to the start of D-Lo’s NFL journey all the way to winning the Super Bowl.

Philadelphia Eagle and former Georgia Bulldog Kendall Milton slides on bring the juice for an ultimate football guy episode. Kendall discusses his first scholarship offer in 8th grade, the sauce to Georgia Footballs dynasty, winning back to back National Championships and the standard it took to succeed . The fellas talk Kirby Smart, how to handle adversity when injuries strike, and the great vibes of chasing greatness.

Texas Football Legend James Bailey joins the pod to talk all things you can ever imagine. The fellas discuss the intensity of big boy Texas highschool football, having Baker Mayfield be your QB, playing college football at Fresno State, then life after ball. Life after ball for James went straight into the college football coaching pool consisting of roles at all levels. The boys talk the difference of talent and living at NAIA, D3, D2, and D1 along with reminiscing on there old college home known as “The Brickhouse”.

Happy 4th of July from Bring the Juice!

Fresno State OC Pat McCann joins bring the juice after his first season coaching the Dogs’ high level offense. The fellas give insightful viewpoints on the growth of the landscape of college football and beyond. Coach Pat talks about his iron sharpen iron approach, how he goes about strengthening his offensive mindset, being a leader, and more. The men finish with how Fresno State is a powerhouse program with unlimited potential.

NFL Cornerback Devontae Harris come on the Pod. Devontae has played for the Bengals, Broncos, Ravens, Chargers, 49ers, and Titans. Devontae is a vet in the league and has the experience and inside knowledge that not everyone gets to see in the NFL. Devontae wasn't always a big football guy and had to learn the ropes throughout his high school career. With his transition to college his approach to the game changed and strived to make the big leagues, having been called an average player in his draft prospect put a chip on his shoulder and he wanted to prove the doubters wrong. Having made the league things were not the way he expected them. The brotherhood he was used to in college wasn't the same in NFL. The NFL was a business and it was a consent grind to stay a part of a team. Devontae goes on to talk about his struggles and how he handles adversity. Persevering and overcoming the obstacles in front of him to keep striving for greatness. Devontae Harris knows how to BRING THE JUICE!!!

Fresno State's very own women's water polo coach slides on the pod. Being an Olympian and a winner of the NCAA national championship for women's water polo, Natalie has had a decretive career. Natalie is very familiar with the winning culture and losing isn't even in her vocabulary. Natalie talks about her experience as an Olympian and what that atmosphere was like. As if being an Olympian wasn't enough Natalie red shirted one year at UCLA to participate in the Olympics one year and came back the following year to win a NCAA national championship. With her approach to the sport and the mental fortitude she had she was the perfect fit for the dogs. Natalie is looking to continue her winning streak and continues to be a beast in all she does. Natalie BRINGS THE JUICE!!!

Fresno State's very own Malik Sherrod come onto the pod. Malik had been a bulldog for four years and is now headed into his 5th year option due to covid. Malik has some serious goals for the upcoming season to reach that next level of greatness. Malik is just realizing he is now one of the Vets of the team and the younger guys are now coming to him. Later in the episode Malik thinks back on some memories and what is the best advice he has received from Jeff Tedford. With this chapter of life coming to an end and getting ready for a new one, Malik is gonna BRING THE JUICE wherever he goes!

NFL Linebacker Foyesade Oluokun slides on the pod. Foyesade has played with the Atlanta Falcons and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Being an absolute beast on the field and constantly grinding to reach a new level. Foyesade talks about how he deals with adversity and challenges, and what is his drive for striving for greatness. An absolute dawg and a force to be reckoned with. Foyesade Oluokun definetly brings the juice everywhere he goes!

Sports media personality and podcaster Guy Haberman slides on the pod bringing good vibes and insight on the announcer world. Guy talks about some of his favorite college moments and what announcers he has learned from in order to embrace his own identity in the sports media world. He dives into what he does to prepare for games and his insider way to organize his notes to optimize his game. Throughout the episode Guy asks Frank some trivia and about the future of Bring the Juice. Energy is high and the JUICE was brought.

NFL legend Lorenzo Neal joins the pod. Being an all-time great fullback playing for teams such as the Saints, Chargers, Titans, and the Bengals. Coming from our very own Fresno state Lorenzo is a valley legend and he talks about his experience attending Fresno State. Once he went on to the NFL it was all up from there, he played all legendary runningbacks, Eddie George, Warrick Dunn, Cory Dillion, Mike Alstott, and Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson. Lorenzo reflects on some of his best memories in the NFL and the honor of inducteeing LT in the Hall of Fame. Although Lorenzo had a decretive career he still faced uphill battles, he talks about his motivation and what allowed him to strive for greatness. Lorenzo also talks about his life after football and the success he found in it. All through the episode Lorenzo is dropping some heat about going through life. Lorenzo BRINGS THE JUICE on a whole new level!

Bear wide receiver Tyler Scott comes on the pod to break down his journey. Tyler talks about the biggest differences from college to the NFL and how he had to adjust to that next level. Play D1 at the university of Cincinnati Tyler Scott talks about fall camps and the grind it was to make it through them, pressing his way through the camps and training like a pro though definitely made the transition a lot smoother. Playing D1 football and now playing in the NFL Tyler talks about what motivates him and gets him hyped to stay on his grind to chase greatness. Tune in for an episode of JUICE!

President of the power slap Frank Lamacilla, as well as competitor Sheena Bathory slide on the pod. In this episode Frank Lemicella talks about how power slap came to be and how it became the major sport it is today. Sheena gives insight as to how she was scouted to join the league, what it's like to prepare for a match and how she was born for this type of sport. When asked if she prefers to eat the slap or dish it out her response may shock some of you. As Sheena is from a different breed of competitor, she is not someone you want to make angry and she definitely brings the juice!!!

UFC reporter Megan Olivi comes on the pod and talks about how she got into the sports fighting world, growing up in a family of fighters she was drawn into the mma world and made connections with fighters such as Frankie Edgar, Connor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather, Megan goes on to talk about the media side of the fighting world and what it takes to hustle for opportunities. Getting a look into the ufc world and keeping up with the pace of it all Megan is definitely built different and knows how to BRING THE JUICE!

Former college athlete, Podcaster, media genius, and new friend Adam Breneman joins us on the pod today. Adam is the face of college sports media network, Mercury. We are diving into how Adam found his niche afters his football career, and more importantly, what makes him BRING THE JUICE daily!

Dolphins Wide receivers Braxton Berrios and Jaylen Waddle slide on the pod, bringing that Miami swag. The receiver duo talk about what drives them to strive for greatness, what gets them fired up to pursue their dreams of playing football, and what the locker room of the Dolphins is like. This episode is packed with high energy and good times. Tune in to see how the juice is brought in Miami!

A round table of straight DAWGS, including linebacker Mykal Walker, Tightend Sean McKeon, and running back Jordan Mims. On this ep of bring the juice the boys talk about their golfing skills and putting game, things go on to get a little heated with a debate between the Fresno state boys and outlier Sean who is a Michigan alumni on who is going to take the dub in this year's match up, things get spicy as a wager is taken place between host Frank Dalena and Sean McKeon. The boys go on to talk about top 5 college qbs in the 2000's to present Era, which leads to discussions of the college transfer portal and how it has changed the game of college football. Grab a drink and tune in for the debate of the college football season.

Cincinnati OT Orlando brown slides on the pod, fitted up and ready to bring the juice. Orlando talks about his transition into the league from Oklahoma, what drives him to strive for greatness when faced with adversity. Being as down to Earth as any person he takes a great joy in being a father and enjoying his leisure hobbies in his free time, and the love of foot all is of course one of those hobbies despite it being his job as well. With passion and a will to grind for his dream to be playing in the nfl Orlando definitely BRINGS THE JUICE!!!

Bengals wide receivers Stanley Morgan Jr. and Kwamie Lassiter ll slide on bring the juice and speak on the Bengals culture. With the 2nd annual bring the juice golf tournament having just passed the guys talk about their golfing skills. Later in the pod the boys talk about the difference in college culture being from a winning school and a losing one, and what Alabama's threshold is for loses under a new head coach, also going into the minds of elite wide receivers and what it takes to preform and face adversity at the highest level. An episode full of juice and the grinder mindest.

Dallas Cowboys own NFL interceptions and pick-6 record holder Daron Bland slides on the pod. The boys talk about his transition from college to the NFL and the adjustments he had to make to compete at the highest level, after a record breaking season Daron talks about his adjustments made in the season to make that dream a reality and what it took to break one of the longest standing records in the NFL. Daron also gives insight on how he deals with adversity and what drives him to strive for greatness, he is the embodiment of hard work and humility and as a valley guy he definitely knows how to bring the juice!

On this bonus episode of Bring the Juice, legendary fighter Chuck Lidell

On the 132nd episode of Bring the Juice, recently retired NFL vet; Alec Ogletree.

On this bonus episode of Bring the Juice, New England Patriot Jonathan Jones.

Las Vegas Raiders own DeAndre Carter has overcome adversity in all ways possible. After going undrafted in the NFL, he found a way to win and has turned it into a 8 year career. DeAndre discusses it wasn't always easy, especially playing with Type 1 Diabetes... yes DeAndre also is part of the Beyond Type 1 organization and his experience playing football from youth to high school to college to the NFL all while having Diabetes is very inspiring. Lastly the fellas discuss grit, and the elite mindset it takes to chase greatness.

Frank Gore is the best running back in San Francisco 49ers history and yes, he also brings the juice. The fellas discuss the mindset of being great, the legendary 49ers franchise and how to operate at the highest level possible. Frank and Frank also discuss Frank Gore Jr and his path to the NFL, as well as an inside perspective on how an NFL record holder has raised his son to chase greatness.

Atlanta Falcons own Andre Smith comes on Bring The Juice with high energy . The fellas discuss why they play the game , the mindset of chasing greatness, and the business side of the NFL. Andre shares inside stories about his journey in football and becoming a man.

East West Shrine Bowl Bonus Episode with UCF QB John Rhys Plumlee