One and One Podcast

Jenna Frush was a walk-on for her first three years on the Duke Women's Basketball team, before her hard-work and dedication earned her a scholarship for her senior season. Jenna talks about being a lifelong Duke fan, the decision to become a walk-on, the mentality she had as a player, balancing athletics and academics, earning a scholarship, starting her last home game as a senior, being a current medical student at Duke, and much more!

Alex Binder was the star of MTV's Two-A-Days in 2006 and won 4 State Championships in football while he attended Hoover High School. Alex talks about how he got into football and baseball, what it was like playing for Head Coach Rush Probst, seeing Jeremy Pruitt become an SEC Head Coach at Tennessee, and how the show came to be. Alex discusses how he became one of the main characters, what it was like having cameras around at all times, not seeing any money from the show, and what it was like when it aired on TV. He talks about playing against Tim Tebow in high school, the team during his Junior year at Hoover being the most successful, the shoulder injury he had that hurt his recruiting process, and why he had wanted to play baseball in college. He discusses going to Bevill State Community College, but not making it through a full season, becoming a father at a young age, and what his life is like today.

Isaac Parks is the current Punter for the University of North Carolina at Pembroke's Football Team. He talks about growing up in Greensboro, NC, being the middle child, how he got into football, and how he became a punter. Isaac describes his great career at Southern Guilford High School, and how the team was so good, he barely got on the field to punt, his recruiting process, why he chose North Carolina A&T, and why he transferred to UNCP. He discusses the training process for punters and how his hard work has led to All-American honors. Isaac then explains his sweet proposal story to fiance Sarah Graham- his plan to propose after a football game, his teammates being so happy when she said yes, and how the video has gone viral.

Ryan Gensler is the Assistant Coach for the University of Dayton Women's Basketball Team. He discusses growing up in Syracuse, New York, how he got into basketball, playing at Christian Brothers Academy with Greg Paulus, and why he decided to attend Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. Ryan explains how he got involved as a practice player for the women's team, and then deciding to become a team manager, and being a Grad Assistant at Providence in the old Big East. Ryan then talks about being on the coaching staff at St. Bonaventure and making it all the way to the Sweet Sixteen, moving onto Loyola Maryland, where he would meet his wife, being the video coordinator at the University of Florida, and now being Assistant Coach at Dayton. He describes the family environment at Dayton, the excellent season Dayton had, and the disappointment of the season ending due to the Coronavirus.

Jaclyn Wood played soccer at Villanova University in 2009 before transferring to Elon University and playing there from 2010-2012. She talks about growing up in New Jersey, having a twin brother, David, how she got into soccer, and her club career. She details her excellent high school career at Immaculate Heart Academy which was ranked #1 in the country at one point, being captain of the State Championship team, and the recruiting process. Jaclyn talks about why she went to Villanova, why she decided to transfer, and how she ended up at Elon. She describes her great career there, which included scoring a game-winning PK on her 21st birthday, being named a 2-time captain, and the bond she had with her teammates. Jaclyn then talks about becoming an assistant coach at Manhattan College after graduation and her current career as a Physical Education teacher in New Jersey.