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Jennifer Rizzotti

Today Adam is joined by legendary player/coach Jennifer Rizzotti. As a NCAA champion, Olympic Gold Medalist, WNBA champion, and much more, she brings experience and insight for coaches and players to make this one of the best podcast episodes you have experienced. You can follow along with her current role as President of the Connecticut Suns and Assistant Coach for Team USA in the upcoming Olympics with her Twitter – @JenRizzotti

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