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Three La Salle Students and Several Alums Worked in Jacksonville at the Super Bowl

Three La Salle University Communication majors, Ryan Muth, Ben Rosehart and Brian Yeager, worked at the Super Bowl, along with seven graduates of La Salle’s Communication Department.

Muth joined the Eagles for an internship last fall and helped with video demands of setting up equipment, recording and editing material for the various coaches’ game plans. On game day, Ryan provided camera shots and subsequent printouts of the various formations and plays of the offense and defense of both teams.

Rosehart, also an intern with the team, recorded interviews for the NFL’s cable channel. Using a two-way video connection between the Eagles’ NovaCare complex and studios in Los Angeles, Rosehart recorded interviews with players and then shipped the material to California. He also assisted the Eagles on home game days, helping the coaching staff with their communication needs.

Yeager was an intern with NFL Films in Mt. Laurel, NJ, working as a production assistant in studio productions. He became involved with editing and the production process, especially the highlight reels of the Eagles.

In addition to them, a number of La Salle communication alumni now employed by the Eagles, NFL Films and other communication firms are with the team in Jacksonville.

La Salle communication alums at the Super Bowl include Mark Ricci, of NFL Films, who did sound at the Super Bowl; Kevin Dougherty, who works in the Eagles video department;Joe McPeak, who produced the radio broadcast for WYSP; Mike Trainor and Frank Faber, who work on game-days with the Eagles’ video unit; Mile Sielski who covered the game for the Calkins Newspaper Group, as did Matt Howley, who writes and produces programs for Comcast Sports Network.