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Hans was a defensive tackle at [[Brigham Young University]] from 1996 to 2000. He played three seasons with the NFL Indianapolis Colts, then went on to play in Arena Football League’s Indianapolis Firebirds, the New Orleans Voodoo, and the Utah Blaze. | Hans was a defensive tackle at [[Brigham Young University]] from 1996 to 2000. He played three seasons with the NFL Indianapolis Colts, then went on to play in Arena Football League’s Indianapolis Firebirds, the New Orleans Voodoo, and the Utah Blaze. | ||
| − | He then became a morning drive-time radio host and then moved to ESPN 700. He is with The Zone Sports Network on the Hans and Scotty show in Utah. He has also done shows for MTV and sports news with an NBC affiliate. | + | He then became a morning drive-time radio host and then moved to ESPN 700. He is with The Zone Sports Network on the "Hans and Scotty G." show in Utah. He has also done shows for MTV and sports news with an NBC affiliate. |
He and his wife, Amanda, have four children. | He and his wife, Amanda, have four children. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:07, 23 February 2022
Hans Olsen is a sports radio personality. He comes from a football family: uncles Merlin Olsen was a Hall of Fame lineman, Phil Olsen played for the NFL LA Rams, and Orrin Olsen played for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Hans was a defensive tackle at Brigham Young University from 1996 to 2000. He played three seasons with the NFL Indianapolis Colts, then went on to play in Arena Football League’s Indianapolis Firebirds, the New Orleans Voodoo, and the Utah Blaze.
He then became a morning drive-time radio host and then moved to ESPN 700. He is with The Zone Sports Network on the "Hans and Scotty G." show in Utah. He has also done shows for MTV and sports news with an NBC affiliate.
He and his wife, Amanda, have four children.
