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Gean is a graduate of California State University Fresno with a Bachelor's Degree in Mass Communication and Journalism. He has a strong interest in writing and sports talk radio. Gean is the senior editor and senior sports writer for ValleyBayNews.com. The site covers Central Valley and Bay Area sports. Gean currently Co-hosts The NFL FIX With Anthony Flores on 940 ESPN Radio in Fresno CA. on Fridays from 11am-1pm PST. 940ESPNFresno.com

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  • Carl Cockerham posted 2382 days ago

    Carl Cockerham

    http://justblogbaby.com/2014/08/27/reggie-mckenzie-building-oakland-raiders/

  • John Vely posted 3417 days ago

    John Vely

    Yo! CSU--Fullerton? Great journalism program. I was too snobby to go there because I loved my school, but you're fulfilling my unmet dreams.

    Anyway, I wanted to work on a collaboration with you. Can I get your email so I can discuss it with you and see if you'd be down?

    That'd be legit. Thanks.

  • fuct posted 3437 days ago

    fuct

    @GENE_ WHEN Are Teams going to use the BUMP & Run Technique against BOISE ST? Its like , "we'll line up 10 to 12 yrds off the receivers so KEllen can use his cute Timing-Routes and work teams all night." Wake up! JAM-EM' hardcore for 5 yards and Kellen will throw 3 -picks and take 5 sacks! Please, relay the message!

  • Kyle Langan posted 3452 days ago

    Kyle Langan

    Hey, would you be able to send your e mail to klangan@omnipossible.com? I want to get the B/R community leaders on a mailing list for a press release on behalf of Sports Media 101.

    Thanks

  • Honor Warren Wells TheTorch posted 3507 days ago

    Honor Warren Wells TheTorch

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/776141-oakland-raiders-unrestricted-agent-mario-henderson-gets-a-chance-to-get-it-right

  • Honor Warren Wells TheTorch posted 3674 days ago

    Honor Warren Wells TheTorch

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/606556-oakland-raiders-ted-hendricks-could-out-think-his-opponents-on-playing-field