If you didn’t know, there is a former [autotag]Ohio State[/autotag] athlete that is all over your screen on CNN, [autotag]Phil Mattingly[/autotag].
The former Buckeye infielder has carved out an extremely successful broadcasting career on the news network and Mattingly had an opportunity to return to his collegiate stomping grounds and speak with another former Ohio State athlete, [autotag]Harry Miller[/autotag].
If you don’t remember, Miller retired from playing for the football team due to his mental health battle. It was something that many of us didn’t expect, but the former lineman has taken his time away from the game seriously, becoming an advocate for mental health.
In a segment called “Champions for Change,” Mattingly sits down with Miller along with head coach, [autotag]Ryan Day,[/autotag] and Ohio State Sport Psychologist, [autotag]Charron Sumler[/autotag]. Watch their touching segment below.
"It's an experience that a lot of people have. I'm a high-achieving depressed person. I have a 4.0… I was successful, but I was not healthy."
OSU football star @h_miller76 took his battle with depression public and now works to help others. @Phil_Mattingly shares his story: pic.twitter.com/WHazq5UQhi
— CNN This Morning (@CNNThisMorning) September 18, 2023
It’s great to see all these efforts to getting the word out on a topic we can’t talk enough about. We love to see it and hope to continue the discussion.
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