STARS Power Forward Dwayne Blakley Featured in Kansas City Sports & Fitness Magazine
October 12, 2009



Dwayne Blakley had a five year career as a tight end in the National Football League playing for both the Atlanta Falcons and the Tennessee Titans. Blakley, 30, who grew up in St. Joseph and played college football at the University of Missouri originally started on the Chiefs practice squad when he was signed as an undrafted free agent in 2002. During his career as a back up, he caught one touchdown which was passed to him by then Falcon's quarterback Michael Vick.

Blakley was one of the first players signed by the KC Stars, the new ABA basketball team who start their season on November 27th at Municipal Auditorium. The Kansas City Sports & Fitness Radio Show, heard Saturdays 8 a.m. on Hot Talk 1510, Tuesday nights (beginning October 6th) at 6 p.m. on 1140 and 1160 AM and Thursdays at 2 p.m. on SportsRadioKC.com caught up with Blakeley and Stars coach Darryl Johnson on a recent broadcast. Here is a part of that broadcast, hosted by Steve Fisch, Kansas City Sports & Fitness publisher and contributing writer John Landsberg. (To download article in PDF form, click here.)

For questions, please contact:

David Warren
KC ABA
816.377.6037 (c)
816.623.3878 (fax)
david.warren@kcstars.com



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