Podcasts about coach hopkins

RUNDOWN  Today's episode begins with Scott providing a recap of the Soden family Christmas before the guys poke fun at the Mitch Garver acquisition by the Mariners. Then, they break down their laundry list of takeaways from the Seahawks win against Tennessee and share their expectations for how the Huskies will fare in The Sugar Bowl. Three featured guests are Brady Henderson in Nashville for the Seahawks No-Table, Rick Neuheisel for a college football playoff preview, and RJ Eskanos for a Kraken catch-up. The “Other Stuff” segment topics range from the rationale behind Mitch's password for Beat the Boys, crazy money the Dodgers are dishing out, and Hulk Hogan getting baptized in his late 70s. GUESTS  Brady Henderson | Seahawks NFL Nation reporter Rick Neuheisel | CBS Sports college football analyst RJ Eskanos | Emerald City Hockey TABLE OF CONTENTS  0:00 | Hotshot explains his peculiar mindset about how he approaches his marriage.   2:53 | Does the acquisition of Mitch Garver move the needle for you as a Mariners fan? 8:18 | Mitch unveils the code words for the penultimate week of Beat the Boys presented by Fireside Home Solutions. 13:19 | The Seahawks escaped Sunday's matchup with the Titans with a win, but how much does it really matter in the grand scheme of things? 25:51 | Do the Huskies match up well against the Longhorns based on the results of Texas in the regular season? 36:57 | GUEST: Seahawks NFL Nation reporter Brady Henderson joins Mitch in the wake of Seattle's narrow victory on the road against Tennessee with two games remaining.  58:49 | GUEST: Rick Neuheisel is back as the college football semifinals are on tap this weekend to determine which teams will play for the national title.  1:17:41 | GUEST: RJ Eskanos hops aboard to chat about the recent spark by the Kraken as they prepare for The Winter Classic and 2024.  1:31:40 | “Other Stuff” topics include a big splash for Coach Hopkins at UW, more big-money contract news by the Los Angeles Dodgers, and a pro wrestling history lesson by Hotshot in light of Hulk Hogan's recent baptism. 

Sage Hopkins just finished his 18th season as the Head Coach at San Jose State University. It was supposed to be the first season with some closure after a 13-year scandal that exposed student-athletes to an athletic trainer who molested athletes and the coverup that surrounded it. Sage goes through the entire story, starting in 2009 when an athlete responded to his suggestion to go see the trainer, Scott Shaw, with, “No thanks. I don't want to be molested.” From there 17 swimmers gave statements that were ignored and later destroyed, echoing the sentiment about Shaw's “treatment.” That 2010 investigation was the start of an embarrassing response from the SJSU Athletic Administration, despite multiple athletes from multiple sports complaining about Shaw. Coach Hopkins didn't let that stop him from continuing to fight for the protection of the athletes but it Shaw remained at San Jose State until the pandemic in 2020. This interview details the layers of corruption that allowed Shaw to stay, and even get promoted, over a decade after the first reports. Hopkins tells us about how he was treated within the athletic department and University because he refused to drop his complaints.

John Canzano is back for his weekly hit talking about all things college sports. John gives his reaction to the news of Mike Hopkins as he is returning next season to coach the Washington men's basketball team, what's the latest on the media deal, storylines for Spring Ball for Pacific Northwest teams, and much more.

Von der jüngsten DBBL-Debütantin aller Zeiten, über Scoring-Rekorde in der WNBL, Gonzaga, Schweden, Ungarn und Griechenland zurück zur Nationalmannschaft. Emma Stach hat in ihrer Karriere viel gesehen - auch mit dem DBB-Team. Im letzten Quali-Fenster musste sie aufgrund ihrer Verletzung aussetzen. Jetzt ist sie zurück im Team von Bundestrainer Walt Hopkins und möchte sich und ihre Mannschaftskolleginnen für die harte Arbeit der letzten Jahre belohnen - mit der EM-Teilnahme! Es wäre die erste seit 2011 für die DBB-Damen. Mit den Hosts Moritz und Lucas spricht Emma darüber, was das Team unter Coach Hopkins auszeichnet, warum es jetzt an der Zeit ist, als Gruppe den nächsten Schritt zu machen und was es braucht, um gegen Belgien und Bosnien und Herzegowina zu bestehen. Darüber hinaus gibt Emma spannende Einblicke in ihre illustre Karriere, zum Beispiel von hitzigen Derbys in Griechenland und dem Winter Wonderland in Schweden. Sie blickt auch auf ihre Zeit am College bei den Gonzaga Bulldogs, womit sie in dieser Zeit zu kämpfen hatte und warum sie das zu einer besseren Spielerin gemacht hat.

Welcome to another episode of Pac-12 basket... Walking the Field! This episode has special guest Steven Hopkins aka Coach Hopkins. In this episode, the group goes through some of the Sweet 16, and some takeaways going into the Elite 8 games. Thanks again to Steven Hopkins for joining us! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode of The Meshpoint Podcast is sponsored by WatchGameFilm! Welcome to WatchGameFilm - The simple way to watch, exchange and manage game film. We understand that ease of use is paramount to productivity, so our platform provides you and your team the right video solution so you can focus on the game you love. Our intuitive player includes instant replay, slow motion, play loop, rewind and more. PLUS, our platform includes video telestration and commenting features - enabling you to convey clear coaching points to your staff and athletes. When it comes to sharing and trading film - Our XL platform offers many ways to exchange with your friends, conference or opponents - even if they're using other film management systems. Plus, we make it easy to communicate with your own team with the ability to message user groups, individual team members, or even contacts outside of your team. We know the importance of highlight reels for athletes and recruiters. Our highlight tool allows athletes and teams to create the ultimate highlight reel and show their talent to the world. So, what about costs? Our packages start at just $100/year (‘or $50/season' - on-screen in text) for unlimited film AND unlimited users! Our mission is to help coaches and athletes succeed without forcing them to spend limited funds on over-priced software. Ready to get started? Go to WatchGameFilm.com to discover how watching, exchanging and managing game film can be both simple and affordable.  This podcast is also sponsored by GameStrat, If you are in the need of a sideline replay system look no further than GameStrat.  GameStrat has the fastest sideline replay system on the market and they provide 24/7 customer support.  Their systems can be used for multiple sports like football, basketball and volleyball.  Bottom line, in game adjustments = winning more games, go check out GameStrat on twitter @gamestrat or on the web at www.gametimestrategy.com.  We'd also like to mention a new sponsor of the podcast this year, just Play. I know most of you know about Just Play and how they can take your game preparation to the next level. From scout cards, to player quizzing, to installs, Just Play provides coaches with football playbook and game planning tools to prepare faster and engage with today's athlete. Make it a priority to check out Just play this off-season before your league opponents do! Visit www.justplaysolutions.com, sign up for a free demo and let them know we sent you! On this episode of the Meshpoint Podcast Tony Rodriguez and Matt McLeod collaborate with his High School days in Georgia and his time playing at Georgia Southern, what it has meant to take a winless team in 2018 and win 7 games in 2019, some of his favorite OL drills, and what his personnel looks like across his offensive line. You can follow Coach Hopkins on twitter @CoachCHopkins.  You can follow Tony on twitter @3phasefootball or on his website www.3phasefootball.net.  You can also find Tony on Monday nights during the off-season as he hosts #meshpoint Monday, which is a twitter chat about all things option football.  You can follow Matt on twitter @runthetriple or @flexbonenation and you can also follow his website www.flexbonenation.com, where you can find resources on installing triple option concepts with an emphasis on flexbone formations. You can follow our podcast @themeshpoint on twitter for all latest guests and new episodes.                                   

Chuck and Buck run through the top 8 stories in the Ocho and then call up Mike Hopkins. Coach Hopkins explains the challenges with recruiting during this time and more!

Erik Stevenson, the newest member of the Washington basketball program chats with Trevor Mueller and Jake Grant. The combo guard formally of Wichita State talks about his decision to transfer back to his home state and how he fits in Coach Hopkins’ system.

Chuck and Buck kick the show off previewing what's in store for the show. Also, they replay the Coach Hopkins interview!

UW men's basketball coach Mike Hopkins joins Chuck and Buck to talk about the Huskies' struggles.

Ryan Hopkins joins the Unnamed Soccer Podcast after being introduced as the new head coach of the SDSU men's soccer program. Learn more about Coach Hopkins and the Aztec soccer program competing in the PAC-12. The guys discuss visiting stadiums across Europe, Ryan's passion for the game and his goals for San Diego State. Subscribe today!

Noah Dickerson, David Crisp, and Matisse Thybulle share about their experience of returning Washington under Coach Hopkins. Their efforts got the program back to national relevance by getting the Huskies back to the tournament and cementing their legacies as legends.

Happy New Year! Wow! 2020! What an exciting time! We ring in the New Year with another challenge for our legendary duo, Art Hains and Ned Reynolds. These two broadcast gurus decided to accept another test from Coach Hopkins. We met at Ebbett's Field (thank you – such a great place to eat and catch up on the latest sports scene) and, this time, had a panel of judges/studio audience. We hosted our St. Louis Cardinals correspondent, Don Louzader who did a terrific job and is always a welcome guest on the show. We also had one of my former assistants and current school principal Misty Ramsey join us for the first-and after her performance definitely not her last-appearance! We also hosted my younger brother, and Kansas City Chiefs Superfan, Jeff Burnett-one of my favorites to have on the airwaves. The challenge was to play, what I now like to call, Play by Play Charades. I showed a one-minute video clip to Ned and Art of a lesser known sport – but still nationally or globally recognized –and, without saying what sport it is, they painted the picture so that the panel could guess. The panel had dry erase boards and after one minute, they wrote down what sport they felt like Ned and Art described. We went through 14 sports! It was fun, some they knew and some, well, I had to have some that “stumped the chumps”. Jeff was the winner with seven correct and we had a great time playing (cue dramatic music in your mind)…Play by Play Charades! Listen to the show and give it a try, see how many you get! My thanks, again, to Ebbett's Field for their hospitality. Also, thank you to Greg Burnett for compiling and selecting the sports and videos, he did an excellent job! We hit sports from all around the world. Kudos to Ned Reynolds and Art Hains for, again, proving how they are the sports broadcast legends of this area and to my stellar panel Don Louzader, Misty Ramsey, and Jeff Burnett – you all were wonderful sports and we appreciated your valued participation!

Coach Hopkins and the Washington basketball team lands another huge recruit as Jaden McDaniels decides to stay close to home, and commits to UW. Obviously, this is huge for the school, and proves that Washington is developing into a high-level basketball team that can snag elite recruits. McDaniels, like Isaiah Stewart, is likely to be a one-and-done, and the fact is that players that play for only a year often don't bring their schools a championship. Of course Hop isn't going to turn these guys down, but it'l be interesting to see how the program develops around these types of players. The NFL has announced the locations of the next few drafts, but left a gaping hole in 2022. Could they be waiting to see how the Seattle arena turns out? Maybe, maybe not, but it would be very cool to get a big event like the draft back in this town. We haven't seen anything like it here in over a decade. Husky basketball coach Mike Hopkins joins us late in the hour to discuss the recruiting class, and what next year's basketball team will look like.

Coach Hopkins and the Washington basketball team lands another huge recruit as Jaden McDaniels decides to stay close to home, and commits to UW. Obviously, this is huge for the school, and proves that Washington is developing into a high-level basketball team that can snag elite recruits. McDaniels, like Isaiah Stewart, is likely to be a one-and-done, and the fact is that players that play for only a year often don't bring their schools a championship. Of course Hop isn't going to turn these guys down, but it'l be interesting to see how the program develops around these types of players. The NFL has announced the locations of the next few drafts, but left a gaping hole in 2022. Could they be waiting to see how the Seattle arena turns out? Maybe, maybe not, but it would be very cool to get a big event like the draft back in this town. We haven't seen anything like it here in over a decade. Husky basketball coach Mike Hopkins joins us late in the hour to discuss the recruiting class, and what next year's basketball team will look like.

Seahawks OTA's are in full swing, and most have their takeaways from practice; but Curtis, Stacy, and Jake give you their takeaways from what they heard from Pete Carroll. And with the the Huskies and Coach Hopkins landing a very talented 2019 recruiting class, what are the expectations for this upcoming season? Then it's time for your text questions in Ask Us Anything! 

Men's basketball coach, Mike Hopkins joins Chuck & Buck to discuss the Huskies heading into March Madness & more.

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by the Head Coach of the Washington Huskies Mike Hopkins. In this episode, Coach Hopkins takes you back to his start at Syracuse as a player and Assistant Coach with legendary coach Jim Boeheim, the opportunity he had to work with USA Basketball and how it has developed over time, his thought process and what other aspects influenced him to take the Washington head coaching job, the adjustment going from an assistant coach to a head coach, why he believes it is important to have balance in your life as a coach and the biggest takeaways from his first season as a head coach. All that and more on Episode 121 of the Coaching U Podcast with Coach Brendan Suhr!

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by the Head Coach of the Washington Huskies Mike Hopkins. In this episode, Coach Hopkins takes you back to his start at Syracuse as a player and Assistant Coach with legendary coach Jim Boeheim, the opportunity he had to work with USA Basketball and how it has developed over time, his thought process and what other aspects influenced him to take the Washington head coaching job, the adjustment going from an assistant coach to a head coach, why he believes it is important to have balance in your life as a coach and the biggest takeaways from his first season as a head coach. All that and more on Episode 121 of the Coaching U Podcast with Coach Brendan Suhr!

Tony Castricone talks with Washington Men's Basketball Head Coach Mike Hopkins in Episode 3 of the 2018-19 GoHuskies Podcast. In this episode, Tony and Coach Hopkins look back to last season, Hop's first on Montlake, and the two talk through how the program has grown over the course of the last year. Hop paints a picture of what fans can expect to see inside Alaska Airlines Arena in 2018-19. He also dives into what getting better every day means for him personally.