Podcasts about club sports

The Off Duty ADs talk about club participation during high school season.  They also discuss how graduation parties are like funerals, emotions and growth in kids, the best jobs in sports, and the Mount Rushmore of Soul Crushing Fandom Games. SUPPORT THE SHOW  The Off Duty ADs are supported by - and supporters of! - Vital Signs Wall of Fame.  When you're ready to bring your school's legacy to life, check them out at https://vitalsignswalloffame.com/.  Telling them that the Off Duty ADs sent you there will help to support this podcast. Follow Off Duty ADs: Facebook, Twitter/X, Website Follow Athletic Leaders Lead: Facebook, Twitter/X,  Follow Vital Signs Wall of Fame: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, YouTube

Welcome to QBD Romance Club! Hosted by Amy Matthews, author and associate professor in Creative Writing at Flinders University, the podcast will dive deep into the world of romance, featuring insightful conversations with some of Australia's biggest names in the genre.In our next episode, we welcome Lauren Asher (“Dirty Air” series), Becka Mack (“Playing For Keeps” series), and Peyton Corrine (“The Undone” series) to talk ALL things sports romance! Our very exciting panel chats about their favourite sports, which ones might be too unsexy to turn into a steamy story, how sports romance differs from celebrity romance, and SO much more! Browse QBD's Romance range here: https://www.qbd.com.au/fiction/romance/  Follow along with QBD Books here: QBD Books on Facebook: www.facebook.com/qbdbooks QBD Books on Instagram: www.instagram.com/qbdbooks QBD Books on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@qbdbooksaustralia

The boys are back here at the beginning of the hot part of the year with a variety of interesting Houston Cougar sports topics, including the following: Looking at the 2 newest men's hoopers: Pop Isaacs of Creighton and Kalifa Sakho of Sam Houston, what they've done in their careers prior to arriving at UH and how they could fit onthe 2025-26 team. Terrance Arceneaux departs men's hoops, our best memories & what went right/wrong in his time at UH, plus Milos Uzan's unsurprising decision to test the NBA draft waters Matthew Mitchell makes some intriguing hires on his 1st women's hoops staff A Cougar Golf Corner featuring the women's team winning an event in Dallas that Bobby caught in person & beginning competition at Big 12 championships & an encouraging event finish in Arizona from the men's team ahead of Big 12s next week A Cougar Tennis Corner where Sam finally got to watch the Coogs in person for 2 very different matches in Utah that showed how far the team has to go & also the positive signs of the culture Kat Adamovic has started building in year 1 Baseball gets swept for the 2nd time in 3 home Big 12 series and it feels like another week of 1 step forward, 2 steps back

Description: Whether it's on the field, on the court or on the ice, club sports bring the intensity of the game to life with opportunities to be competitive, social, and share some unique experiences to represent Illinois. Our guests from club volleyball and hockey, dive into their sport, the challenges, benefits and fun club sports brings to their college journey. Tune into the action of these sports!Resources:Club Sports | Campus Recreation | UIUCIllinois Women's Volleyball Club (@illinoisclubvolleyball) • Instagram photos and videosUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL CLUB - HomeIllini Hockey (@illini.hockey) • Instagram photos and videosUniversity of Illinois Men's D1 Hockey

Connor asks if we should take a tweet from Corn Nation seriously. Producer Josh's opinion might surprise you.

In this episode, we discover the world of Recreational Sports at HCC and highlight Esports and Club Sports. Host: Darin Baskin, Ed.D. Executive Director, Weekend and Honors College, Instructional Services Guests: Tiffany Lane Recreational Sports Director Jose Verano Esports Assistant Bella Bibbs Club Sports Assistant Web Links: https://www.hccs.edu/student-experience/recsports/   #RecreationalSports #RecSports #ESports

In these days of NIL and House Settlement, amateur collegiate sports is under pressure- but not at High Point University, where Club Sports are becoming what purely amateur collegiate sports used to be! Learn all the exciting and innovative ways HPU's new Athletic Director for Intercollegiate Sports, Dr. Stephen Denny, is blazing a path forward for Club Sports, providing virtually limitless new opportunities for athletes and those looking to gain experience in sports. 

Salk shares a story of a friend's experiences with trying to get their child on a local youth sports team and why he thinks some of the club sports are starting way too early. Then, we dig into why the guys were so impressed with their earlier conversation with Jake Dickert and what the Seahawks could take from his philosophy. Plus, we end on a silly note, with Answer the Question Jerk.

In this exciting episode of The Struggle Bubble, Chad and Craig sit down with special guest Rob Ludeman to take a deep dive into the world of youth sports and beyond. From early development to high school competition, they break down how sports evolve and the key role they play in shaping skills, self-motivation, and character.The trio explores hot topics like the impact of private coaching, the rise of club sports, and why unstructured play is more important than we think. Plus, they tackle the tough side of youth sports—dealing with intense parents, officiating struggles, and the empathy we need for those working behind the whistle.But it's not just about sports. They dig into deeper life lessons, including finding joy in both success and failure, balancing work with family time, and how today's flexible work culture can help parents stay connected with their kids.With plenty of laughs, real talk, and practical advice, this episode will resonate with parents, coaches, and anyone navigating the ups and downs of modern parenting.Support the showHelp support our podcast by subscribing on YourTube, Apple Music, and Spotify. Keep up to date with all things Struggle Bubble on our Instagram Page @thestrugglebubblepod

In this podcast, student reporters Jack Bogda, Cameron Perkins, Ariel Van Cleve and Archie Smith go over the different clubs and activities going around at the school in order to shine a light on the less popular sports. They discuss a new hockey club with initial tryouts tonight, the new pickleball club, and the baseball club.

Golf and football talk live from Dirty Martin's Place in Austin, Texas with hosts Ed Clements, Scotty Sayers and Mark Brooks. 

Join Diana and Joy as they discuss the ongoing journey of supporting Samantha, a transgender athlete, in youth sports. This episode explores the importance of maintaining Samantha's privacy while ensuring her right to play. Hear their insights and correspondence with regional authorities to navigate these evolving policies.If you're taking something away from our podcast, we'd appreciate it if you'd take a moment to provide us with a review; the more listeners and reviews, the more people we can reach and support. As always, feel free to reach out to us at transparentlyspeakingpodcast@gmail.com.

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Send us a Text Message.Coach Kerr is the Director of Strength and Conditioning for Club Sports at Liberty University. Kerr's role is developing Club Sports student-athletes physically and mentally while overseeing the strength and conditioning staff across all sports. His goal is to create better individual parts for a better whole. Coach Kerr was on staff to see the first two National Championships in the departments history in both Wrestling and the Women's Hockey team. In Kerr's tenure with Liberty's Hockey teams, they have won 4 Hockey National Championships. Coach Kerr Is USAW level 1 Certified, RPR, Functional Movement Systems and has a CSCS. Coach Kerr is also a cohost of Victory Over Self Podcast that strives to bring on Great Coaches that provide an unbelievable resource for the strength community.https://x.com/coachchriskerr?s=21https://www.youtube.com/@coachchriskerr6900https://www.instagram.com/coachchriskerr?igsh=czJpdjV3dWk3cno0https://www.youtube.com/@victoryoverselfradiohttps://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

Matt and Ty are back with a brand-new Sports Hub Underground podcast on the latest in the world of sports, and more. (6:30) Thoughts on the NBA Finals between the Celtics and Mavericks. (28:38) Fresh discussion on the Bruins' off-season and the Stanley Cup Playoffs. (43:25) The NHL seems to be preparing to make all salary cap information private, which is terrible for the fans. (50:40) The new Utah NHL team has narrowed down its possible team names. (58:15) The guys drafty their "Big 3" supermarket items. Subscribe to the Sports Hub Underground wherever you get your podcasts. Apple: https://apple.co/3AICTPR  Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3j5ibDR  Google: http://bit.ly/38pPKIG  More options: https://bit.ly/3tSKABs 

Jordan Bohannon and Adam Pedersen catch up and chat about the recent topics in the sports world and the psychotic travel sports era we live in. Then JBo gives insight on the latest NCAA ruling and what we can expect in the future. All this and more presented by Terraplex Ag. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is Empires of the Future, conversations to understand culture and encourage the Church in a time of change.  “What do we do with Club Sports?” Over the last twenty years, club sports have come to replace many other activities that used to take place in the recreational life of a young person.  In this podcast, we consider the article “Why We Pulled Our Kids from Club Sports” by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra and Ross Douma for The Gospel Coalition.  What's the difference between club sports, rec. leagues, and Kiwanis Baseball for that matter?  What is the value of kids' sports programs?  How does all this fit into Christian faithfulness?  All these questions and more are considered on this episode.   https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/pulled-kids-club-sports/ "The Empires of the future will be Empires of the Mind." - Winston Churchill

In Episode 132, Shaun Smithson, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Executive VP of Club Sports, talks with Phil and Paul about how you can make disciples in different areas of your life, what he learned about life after calling for a time out in soccer, something you should never say to a referee, how he got into soccer ministry despite not playing the sport until the age of 21, what you can learn from his definition of “coach,” why you might not want yourself or your children to have all of the desires of your hearts, why failure is a critical component of success, a life lesson Shaun learned through Jell-O Night, why you need to speak hard truths to your players, the emptiness of championships and titles, the importance of being where your boots are, and much more. Specifically, Shaun discusses: ·      His personal story, including how he grew his passion for soccer, leadership, coaching, and ministry, and how he ended up in his current position with Fellowship of Christian Athletes (5:56) ·      How he learned there are no time outs in soccer and what he gleaned from that experience (9:10) ·      His personal why/life purpose and how he is living it out in his coaching and ministry (14:38) ·      How he defines a “coach,” and what we can learn from it (18:28) ·      His experience and growth in Bible studies (20:09) ·      How he is making disciples through his different areas of ministry with United Soccer Coaches, DC United, coaching, and other FCA opportunities (22:38) ·      A rabbit trail story about an important lesson Shaun learned while reading Psalm 20 to his wife in the hospital (26:24) ·      Why we have to be OK with failure (28:15) ·      A cool story about a lesson he learned from Bernhard Langer and shared with a team at the USYS Nationals about eternal perspective (31:33) ·      Defining moments in his life and how they impacted his life and leadership (37:56) ·      The importance of speaking truth to our players about their blind spots and things they need to work on to get better (42:53) ·      The best coach he “played for” and what he learned from him – includes a conversation about “Jell-O Night” (likely not what you're thinking) (46:01) ·      How he has used lessons learned from soccer in his marriage and parenting (51:22) ·      How he prioritizes his family in the midst of his ministry opportunities (54:55) ·      His recommendations (59:03) Resources and Links from this Episode ·      FCA Website ·      United Soccer Coaches Convention Registration ·      Shaun Smithson Email (for USC Faith-Based Committee information) ·      Uncut Video of the Episode ·      HSEL Facebook Group ·      Warrior Way Soccer ·      Providence World (Donations to HSEL Podcast) ·      Coaching the Bigger Game Program ·      Phil's email for DISC Training ·      Open: An Autobiography, Andre Agassi ·      The Coaching Zone: Next Level Leadership in Sports, John Yeager ·      Influence and the Creator's Game: My Story and Stories of Family, Faith, and Lacrosse, Frank Kelly III

This week, the Talkin' Troy team sits down with members of various club teams to find out what the club sports experience at USC is like. We talk with Elizabeth Saunders and Hari Sridhara from the club ultimate frisbee team, Declan Driscoll and Chris Chow from the club hockey team, Chloe Barker and Sophia Gross from the club ski and snowboard team and Carter Cotton from the club baseball team. This episode of Talkin' Troy was hosted by Leila Mackenzie, Kyle Frankel, Grace Ingram and Stefano Fendrich. Written by Darren Parry, Thomas Johnson, Kyle Frankel and Jack Hallinan. Edited by Thomas Johnson. Produced by Grace Ingram and Stefano Fendrich. Talkin Troy is one of three podcasts on the Daily Trojan podcast network. You can find more episodes anywhere you listen to podcasts or on our website dailytrojan.com.

Katie and Marc BREAK IT DOWN and discuss everything from current political issues, Hunter Biden, coaching kids, college selection and club sports. We covered it all! Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and most other Podcast Platforms. Search "Marc Lobliner Show" Buy the Just Lift It Shirt HERE! https://www.tigerfitness.com/collections/new-arrivals/products/just-lift-it-tee Buy Outright Bars HERE! https://www.tigerfitness.com/products/mts-nutrition-outright-bar?variant=39556275044410

Parents are struggling to find what's best for their son or daughter when it comes to playing youth sports.  Should you specialize or let them play multiple youth sports?  The pressure of what other parents are doing, hoping for an athletic scholarship and the rising costs of playing travel, AAU or club sports. Should you specialize or play multiple youth sports?  Today's guest, Andrew Petcash is the host of the Petcash Pod, creator of the Profluence Sports Newsletter and former Boston University basketball player breaks down...What it takes to be D1 athleteProfluence Sports NewsletterCommercialization of youth sports Are athletes being left behind because if the rising costWhat it cost to playAre kids specializing too soonThe Petcash PodRapid Fire   Profluence Sports by Andrew PetcashA newsletter breaking down the business of athletes, sports, and NIL. Follow: Twitter | Instagram @Athlete1Podcast https://www.athlete1.net Sponsor: The Netting Professionals https://www.nettingpros.com

In the studio for this episode are some of the competitors for the Missouri State University Handball Team. The women's team captured another national title this past week and the men finished 3rd in the nation, while they received runner-up in the combined category. We celebrated, yes, but we did not just talk about handball, but also the value of club sports and being a part of something in college and how it helps graduation rates and the physical and mental health of students. Being involved and socially interacting on a team can be a great retention variable for college students. Joining us tonight representing Missouri State Handball: Christian Madsen, Trey Safford, and Bri Still. My guests do a great job of keeping their eye on the ball and staying focused on and off the court!

Going to take a look at where we are in this country as parents who push their kids into super competitive sports before they are even in high school.  What pressure does this put on the kids and are we burning them out before they can even be successful, in the same light CrossFit has a bunch of young SuperStars and the first one has had to take a leave from the sport to get right.  Is this just the beginning or are we looking at a trend that is about to begin?

Get'cha head in the game! Daniel Chandler, UREC's Coordinator of Intramural Sports and Youth Programs, and Zach Minor, a UREC Intramural Sports Official, join Lauren to talk about the five things you need to know about team sport participation.Resources:Click here to access URECRegister.Click here to access the UREC Staff Directory.Follow JMU UREC on social media!

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Sports talk live from Dirty Martin's Place in Austin, Texas with hosts Ed Clements and Scotty Sayers. 

Today on the show, we're talking about our Detroit Pistons, Michigan and Michigan State football, and so much more as we were joined by some of our great guests. We kicked off the show with Keith Langlois from DetroitPistons.com as their home opener is tonight. Keith and Huge talked about all of the changes that were made in the off-season, gave their thoughts on how good this team will be, and more. We then talked about the Wolverine win over Penn State as Clayton Sayfie from theWolverine.com joined us. He and Huge talked about what they liked and disliked from that game, if this Michigan team stacks up against OSU, and previewed the U of M/MSU match up. Anthony Broome from theWolverine.com then joined us to talk some more about that Michigan win from Saturday. Anthony told us about what he liked the most from that game, talked about where Michigan sits in the polls, and much more. In our second and third hours, we were joined in studio by our Soccer insider, John Conlon. John joined Huge to talk all about High School and Club Sports and how things are different today as opposed to a few years ago. John and Huge also discussed things such as sports parents in the stands, how things are different for players along with coaches, a sudden growth in toxic behavior, and so much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our second and third hours, we were joined in studio by our Soccer insider, John Conlon. John joined Huge to talk all about High School and Club Sports and how things are different today as opposed to a few years ago. John and Huge also discussed things such as sports parents in the stands, how things are different for players along with coaches, a sudden growth in toxic behavior, and so much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our second and third hours, we were joined in studio by our Soccer insider, John Conlon. John joined Huge to talk all about High School and Club Sports and how things are different today as opposed to a few years ago. John and Huge also discussed things such as sports parents in the stands, how things are different for players along with coaches, a sudden growth in toxic behavior, and so much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Football and golf talk live from Austin, Texas with hosts Ed Clements & Scotty Sayers.  UT-OU breakdown......

In our second and third hours, we were joined in studio by our Soccer insider, John Conlon. John joined Huge to talk all about High School and Club Sports and how things are different today as opposed to a few years ago. John and Huge also discussed things such as sports parents in the stands, how things are different for players along with coaches, a sudden growth in toxic behavior, and so much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our second and third hours, we were joined in studio by our Soccer insider, John Conlon. John joined Huge to talk all about High School and Club Sports and how things are different today as opposed to a few years ago. John and Huge also discussed things such as sports parents in the stands, how things are different for players along with coaches, a sudden growth in toxic behavior, and so much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show, we're talking about the Detroit Lions, Spartans, Soccer, and Club/High School sports as we were joined by some of our great guests. We kicked off the show with our friend Jim Comparoni from SpartanMag.com so he and Huge could break down that MSU loss to Washington. Huge and Jim talked about where things went wrong, if this team will be able to bounce back, and they looked ahead to Saturday's game against Minnesota. We were then joined by Mike O'Hara from DetroitLions.com to talk about the Lions win over Washington from Sunday. Mike also updated us on what he's been seeing in training camp, talked about Sunday's game against the Vikings, and more. In our second and third hours, we were joined in studio by our Soccer insider, John Conlon. John joined Huge to talk all about High School and Club Sports and how things are different today as opposed to a few years ago. John and Huge also discussed things such as sports parents in the stands, how things are different for players along with coaches, a sudden growth in toxic behavior, and so much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Key Points, Top Takeaways and Memorable Quotes - “At 18 years old, to be able to call this, you know, she's probably late twenties, early thirties, by their first name, I just thought, it made me feel grown.  And it put us on more of a level playing field, not that she wasn't the authority because she was very much in command of that team and the culture of the team, decision making, and all that.”  7:07“If it weren't for sport, most of the benefits, most of the things that have happened in my life wouldn't have happened.  So I call my gold medal and sports participation the gift that keeps on giving.” 11:50“Certainly, embrace and appreciate the good times, but you can't get too super low during the bad times.” 13:21“My advice, really, for parents as your kids are entering their junior year and certainly before November 1st when they're applying to all these schools is to be very involved.” 16:43Guest Bio - Benita Fitzgerald Mosley, an Olympic Gold Medalist and purpose-led champion in sports and business, is responsible for stewarding LeagueApps partnerships with North American professional sports leagues and their respective youth development initiatives. She also drives the advancement of the NextUp community platform and as President of FundPlay leads this LeagueApps program to support youth sports organizations and foster sports experience opportunities for young people from underserved communities. Prior to joining LeagueApps, Fitzgerald Mosley served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation USA and also previously worked as Chief Operating Officer for the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and Chief of Sport Performance for USA Track & Field. Fitzgerald Mosley is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and a charter member of the Tennessee Volunteers Hall of Fame.Show Notes - 0:00 - WIMTS Podcast Intro0:17 - Introducing Benita Fitzgerald Mosley0:48 - Welcome1:40 - Background in Sports4:14 - The Impact of Good Coaches5:58 - Coach Terri at University of Tennessee 9:45 - 50th Anniversary of Title IX12:04 - Lessons Learned in Sports13:30 - Advice for Parents on Communication in Sports16:13 - Recruiting Advice for Parents21:26 - Choosing Schools25:12 - BB Commercial25:21 - Pat Summit Legacy27:41 - Transition from Tennessee to Olympic Games31:38 - How Have You Stayed Involved in the Olympic Movement?34:35 - League Apps36:41 - Club Sports and Finances39:27 - League Apps: Fun Play Program41:05 - Are You Speaking Soon?41:44 - What are Your Hopes for Your Daughter's College Career?42:40 - One Piece of Advice 43:47 - Where Can People Find You?44:22 - Thank You44:41 - WIMTS Podcast ClosingLinks & Where to Find Benita - www.leagueapps.comLinkedin - Benita Mosley FitzgeraldIG - @benitafmosley

Does your kid love sports? Whether they're sliding into home base or scoring a touchdown, sports can be an incredible way for kids to stay healthy, make friends, and learn the value of teamwork. For some kids, sports can become a way of life, granting them a chance to travel or even bringing in college scholarship money. With so much to offer, it seems like sports are the perfect activity to sign kids up for.But it turns out that kids' sports aren't always the character-building extracurriculars we think they are. The youth sports industry is valued at over nineteen billion dollars, and that money is coming from parents who feel obligated to pay for everything from equipment to sports tourism. Severe injuries from playing too much can destroy our kids' long term health, and the status-driven nature of these sports takes a toll on our families and our culture as a whole! It's time to take a critical look at our kids' sports teams, and decide if they're doing more harm than good.This week, we're joined by Linda Flanagan, author of Take Back the Game: How Money and Mania are Ruining Kids Sports. Linda is a freelance journalist, researcher, former cross country coach and mom to an athlete herself! Her work has been featured in The Atlantic and Runner's World, and she's a regular contributor to NPR's education site MindShift. Today, Linda is warning us about the dark side of kids' sports, and what we can do to help our young athletes stay happy and healthy despite it all.In the episode, Linda and I are covering the damaging effects sports can have on families, why the pressure to win is harming our kids, and how we can help teens create a healthier connection to the sport they love.

In this episode, Karis and Michelle discuss the world of club sports and how to balance participation decisions with grace.

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With a Master Degree in Clinical Psychology, Priscilla Tallman who is an author and NCAA mindset coach walks us through the world of club sports and what to be on the lookout for as parents. Club sports have changed over the past several generations and it's important to be a shrewd consumer when it comes to involvement. Tallman walks us through how to determine if your program matches your family's value systems? How much is too much? What is the end goal? What are children looking to get out of team sports? Does that change with age? What is the measure of success when it comes to childhood sports teams? How to talk to your kids about tough games? What percentage of kids go on to a collegiate level and how do their childhood sports experiences affect them later on in life? And so much more!!! You can learn more about Priscilla and find her journals for athletes here: https://spikedr.com/

Doug just followed his son around to watch him play club baseball for the University of Michigan.

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NBA Conference Finals have become boring. USU club baseball and club men's ultimate frisbee teams compete at national events this week. USU football will outperform ESPN projections Stat that Blew My Mind Player of the Week

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On this week's episode of Business Brief, we examine the pay-to-play nature of club volleyball and how it can determine athletes' access to college scholarships. After that, we look at Ice Cream Factory, a family-owned mid-Missouri ice cream producer that is starting to develop a national footprint.

Brennan and Carlos are joined by club lacrosse player Lila Frick for the second installment of the Emerald's Club Sports series. They discuss the teams season thus far, what lies ahead and get a behind the scenes look of how the team is managed. Check out the women's lacrosse team on instagram: @/oregonwclublax This podcast was produced and edited by Podcast Producers Carlos Pimentel and Brennan Furber.

Chrissi Rawak joined Higher Ed Athletics to talk about leading the Blue Hens and begins the conversation with an institutional profile. Rawak had several different roles in college athletics and shares what made her decide to pursue an AD position. Rawak talks about the decision to create a chief of staff position at Delaware and advice for what other athletic directors might want to consider if they are thinking about creating a chief of staff role after doing some research of her own. The conversation then turns to the role of talent management and professional development of her staff and why investing in them is so critical to the success of the department. Rawak knew it was incredibly important to integrate with the university and explains how and why the athletic department decided to create an internship program with 12-16 interns each semester that goes towards their degree. I then ask Chrissi what it takes to be a successful fundraiser and how someone without fundraising experience, or nervous to make the ask, can do to improve (the worst thing that can happen is they say "No"). Keeping with the tactical advice in this episode, I asked Rawak her philosophy on hiring and evaluating head coaches and she shares her thoughts on internal promotions and why she understands coaches moving for other positions is sometimes okay. The conversation ends with a discussion on the athletic department being responsible for oversight of recreation and club sports at Delaware, and whether that might be a trend in the future at other institutions. 0:20 Institutional Profile 4:42 Deciding to Become an AD 9:52 Chief of Staff Positions in Athletics 17:40 Talent Management in College Athletics 22:54 Creating a Robust Internship Program 29:45 Growing to Love the Role of Fundraising 39:15 Head Coach Hire & Evaluation Strategies 47:22 Athletic Departments Supervising Recreation & Club Sports

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