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"After basketball, I'd love to have my own radio show, my own TV show," Shaq told the Post-Standard.
During the training, Shaq practiced taping broadcasts, writing scripts, and conducting interviews. Shaq was actually the first person to get an on-camera interview with former Duke point guard, Greg Paulus after his announcement of playing football for Syracuse. Check out the brief video interview with Shaq regarding the training:
| Shaquille O'Neal at Syracuse University's Sportscaster U |
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By: tony hanlan on 6/18/2009 1:40PM
i know shaq is almost at the end of his career, i know its a few more years to go in him, now that shaq and kobe has won a title without one another i think that the lakers should resign shaq back with the lakers to have that reunion with him derick fisher, kobe,phil jackson cuz im a hugh laker fan and this is something i would love to see happen.i was very disappointed when the lakers got rid of shaq. Son to the lakers organization bring the diesel back home to L.A
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