Post University Athletics

Video:

President of Post University Dr. Kenneth Zirkle Clip 1 (28 seconds)
“I believe that Sprint Football gives the average student a chance to participate for a number of years. Sprint is one of those organizations that look at the student who right now is not being recruiting by any other college in the country. You have to be under 172 pounds and most schools are looking for those very large individuals. I think this fits Post University to a tee.”

President of Post University Dr. Kenneth Zirkle Clip 2 (14 seconds)
“Post this year alone grew by 17% right here on campus. On our ADP or online program is growing beyond what one can even imagine.”

President of Post University Dr. Kenneth Zirkle Clip 3 (22 seconds) 
“I believe Sprint Football will also help us to attract future leaders. We are going to be looking for those students who were class presidents in high school, different leaders of different types at the high school level and they bring that to the field and the classroom here at Post University. I believe that is just a good fit, that’s what we are about and I think this fits our philosophy perfectly.”

Athletic Director Anthony Fallacaro (13 seconds)
“Post University is happy to be number 7 in the Collegiate Sprint Football League and we are very happy to add football to our current offering of athletic programs. We are very excited to begin play in 2010.”

Men's Basketball Coach Mike Donnelly (30 seconds)
“I believe it is going to do wonders, not just for the school and obviously for the football program, but for the entire athletic department. The coaching staff here at Post we are thrilled to have Sprint Football a part of Post University and enhance our athletic department as a whole. It is going to do great things I think for our recruiting for our retention and certainly for our name recognition. It is going to add resources to our athletic department and that is only going to help us here at Post University. Like I said we are really excited to add Sprint Football to the athletic department here at Post.”

Director of Admissions Jay Murray (9 seconds)
“We are really excited to have Sprint Football here at Post, we are real excited for what kind of buzz it is going to cause for the fall 2010 recruiting season.”

ROTC Student Devereaux Fields (17 seconds)
“After hearing that Post University was finally going to host Sprint Football, I was highly excited. This opportunity is going to allow the students here the chance to play at the collegiate level. This in addition to the ROTC program shows the advancements that Post is making activity wise and I am highly excited and look forward to playing in the 2010 season.”

Post University Student Lee Knight (23 seconds)
“When I first heard that we were getting football here at Post University I was too excited. After having a football club for two years and already getting a football team so I can play at the collegiate level, made me feel so much better about myself. To be able to play in 2010, next year and have two years of eligibility, I have to make something of myself. It is just too fun. This is unbelievable and too exciting”

Helmets B-Roll (14 seconds)

Post University Helmet Slow Zoom B-Roll (12 seconds)

Helmet Unveil and Static B-Roll (27 seconds)

Dr. Zirkle and Anthony Fallacaro Unveil Helmet B-Roll (12 seconds)

Students Looking at Helmet B-Roll (32 seconds)

Sprint Football Game Footage B-Roll (1 minute 5 seconds)

Post University Campus B-Roll 1 (30 seconds)

Post University Campus B-Roll 2 (30 seconds)

Post University Campus B-Roll 3 (16 seconds)


Audio Downloads:

Full Length Press  Conference

President of Post University Dr. Kenneth Zirkle Clip 1 (28 seconds)
“I believe that Sprint Football gives the average student a chance to participate for a number of years. Sprint is one of those organizations that look at the student who right now is not being recruiting by any other college in the country. You have to be under 172 pounds and most schools are looking for those very large individuals. I think this fits Post University to a tee.”

President of Post University Dr. Kenneth Zirkle Clip 2 (14 seconds)
“Post this year alone grew by 17% right here on campus. On our ADP or online program is growing beyond what one can even imagine.”

President of Post University Dr. Kenneth Zirkle Clip 3 (22 seconds)
“I believe Sprint Football will also help us to attract future leaders. We are going to be looking for those students who were class presidents in high school, different leaders of different types at the high school level and they bring that to the field and the classroom here at Post University. I believe that is just a good fit, that’s what we are about and I think this fits our philosophy perfectly.”

Athletic Director Anthony Fallacaro (13 seconds)
“Post University is happy to be number 7 in the Collegiate Sprint Football League and we are very happy to add football to our current offering of athletic programs. We are very excited to begin play in 2010.”

Men's Basketball Coach Mike Donnelly (39 seconds)
“I believe it is going to do wonders, not just for the school and obviously for the football program, but for the entire athletic department. The coaching staff here at Post we are thrilled to have Sprint Football a part of Post University and enhance our athletic department as a whole. It is going to do great things I think for our recruiting for our retention and certainly for our name recognition. It is going to add resources to our athletic department and that is only going to help us here at Post University. Like I said we are really excited to add Sprint Football to the athletic department here at Post.”

Director of Admissions Jay Murray (9 seconds)
“We are really excited to have Sprint Football here at Post, we are real excited for what kind of buzz it is going to cause for the fall 2010 recruiting season.”

ROTC Student Devereaux Fields (17 seconds)
“After hearing that Post University was finally going to host Sprint Football, I was highly excited. This opportunity is going to allow the students here the chance to play at the collegiate level. This in addition to the ROTC program shows the advancements that Post is making activity wise and I am highly excited and look forward to playing in the 2010 season.”

Student Lee Knight (23 seconds)
“When I first heard that we were getting football here at Post University I was too excited. After having a football club for two years and already getting a football team so I can play at the collegiate level, made me feel so much better about myself. To be able to play in 2010, next year and have two years of eligibility, I have to make something of myself. It is just too fun. This is unbelievable and too exciting”