Terrell Owens Interview

The Triple Option - Terrell Owens Interview

Terrell Owens Interview

January 18th, 2017

The great Terrell Owens comes on the Triple Option Podcast to discuss how far he has come since high school where he barely played on the varsity football team. He talks about what he did to advance himself, get recruited, and flourish at UT Chattanooga and in the NFL. Terrell also provides insights into his new career as an entrepreneur as he launches his new premium athleisure clothing line, Prototype81.

Show notes

Where is Terrell from and when did he started playing football? (01:07)
Why Terrell didn't get playing time in high school (02:45)
Terrell talks about his lack of athleticism in high school and how he improved his game (04:50)
What were Terrell's experiences like playing at Clemson, Ole Miss, Alabama, and Auburn? (09:14)
How Terrell got recruited to play at UT Chattanooga (10:12)
Terrell talks about his time in Philadelphia (11:00)
Terrell discusses Donald Trump's compliment and dives into his new venture, Prototype81 (12:18)
How Terrell envisions penetrating the crowded athleisure apparel market (14:36)

Links

Website: Prototype81.com
Instagram: @prototype81ofl
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