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2026 WR recruit Kohen Brown joins On Texas Football to discuss why he chose Texas, his mentality, Coach Jackson and more!  

Send us a textCoach Brinson is the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Jackson Academy athletics. Prior to Jackson Academy, Brinson served as a strength and conditioning coach for the US Army 82nd airborne division. He also spent two seasons at the University of Missouri as the associate director of football athletic performance. Before Missouri, Coach Brinson was an assistant strength coach for the Liberty University football team, the University of Kansas football team, and the Southern Miss football and track and field program. He played offensive line at Southern Miss from 2011-2014 where he received his bachelor's in exercise science and master's in sports coaching. Michael is a certified strength and conditioning coach through the NSCA. A Jackson native, Brinson attended University Christian School where he played football and ran track. Coach Brinsonreceived the NHSSCA Mississippi Coach of the year.https://www.instagram.com/coachbrinson_?igsh=ZzdjYmRncmh4MTJyhttps://www.instagram.com/brinson_strength?igsh=MXBuNDN2eXk3YmJ0dA==https://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

Moe Jackson's football coaching career made headlines after he parted ways with Aquinas Institute in early March. Jackson led the football team to a Section V championship, but alleges that racial bias played a role in his termination. Less than a month later, he was hired by Vertus High School, a predominantly Black all-boys charter school, to lead their young football program. While his role at Aquinas was bringing the storied program to victory, at Vertus, it's also about nurturing young Black men. This hour guest host Racquel Stephen sits down with Coach Jackson to talk about his coaching philosophy, the value of mentorship, and what those relationships mean for both young people and the adults who support them. Our guests: Moe Jackson, football coach at Vertus Charter High School Maurice Rice, lead preceptor at Vertus Charter High School Yariel Madina, student at Vertus Charter High School Michael Rogers, student at Vertus Charter High School

In this episode, Scott Jones introduces Jackson Brill, a coach based in Bend, Oregon.   They discuss Jackson's background, his experiences in teaching and coaching, and his love for outdoor sports and trail running. Jackson shares insights about growing up in Boise, Idaho, and his educational journey in integrative physiology.  They discuss the balance between the art and science of coaching, and the differences between in-person and virtual coaching dynamics. Jackson shares his coaching philosophy, emphasizing simplicity and enjoyment in training, while also highlighting the importance of stable relationships with athletes. The conversation wraps up with memorable race experiences and the lessons learned from them.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Jackson Brill 02:08 Life in Bend, Oregon 06:52 Teaching Style and Experiences 11:04 Growing Up in Boise, Idaho 17:03 Education and Background in Physiology 22:24 The Challenge of Wingate Testing 25:15 The Art of Coaching vs. Science 27:45 In-Person vs. Virtual Coaching Dynamics 31:11 Coaching Philosophy and Simplicity 36:38 Building Harmonious Coach-Athlete Relationships 38:50 Memorable Race Experiences and Lessons Learned   Apply to the project!

lOn this episode of the Black in Sports Podcast, we're spotlighting one of the rising leaders in Coaching. Changing the culture: coach Brandon Blackmon Defensive Coordinator at Delaware State University is excited for the challenge. The Hornets Football program, now serving under newly appointed Head Coach Deshawn Jackson "Coach Jac", Coach is helping usher in a new era for the #DSUHornets, focused on culture, commitment, and competitive excellence.

(00:00-24:06) Coach Jackson came out last night in Jupiter for the Mizzou game. It's all about your next guest. Oli Marmol will be joining the show today. Bregman to Boston for three years. Will Arenado expand his list of teams he would go to? Martin and Jackson back from the clubhouse and seeds are planted. Square Grouper. Jackson had a Pop Tart last night. Doug & Tim's Scared Straight program. (24:14-1:32:05) Newest Cardinal acquisition Michael Helman joins the show. Growing up a Mets fan. The 2006 NLCS. What's his style of play? Not getting drafted. Making his MLB debut last year. Asking Jordan Walker for an autograph for his cousin. Matthew Liberatore sits down next. Doesn't care what his role looks like. Contributing in any way possible. Mindset starting vs. coming out of the bullpen. Lots of seeds have been planted. Jayston Stark's Gallup Poll on "Least Improved Teams." Cardinal manager Oli Marmol sits down at the dais. Passing out coconut waters. The organization's emphasis on building up their own talent. Oli reads some YouTube comments. Dealing with criticism online. High on McGreevy. His confidence. Having a conversation with an unhappy fan. The Helsley move. Reaction to the Bregman signing and his thoughts on Nolan Arenado. His thoughts on Edmonds' comments. (1:32:15-1:36:35) Quite the conversation with Oli Marmol. Some audio issues so we're gonna go to a break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-24:06) Coach Jackson came out last night in Jupiter for the Mizzou game. It's all about your next guest. Oli Marmol will be joining the show today. Bregman to Boston for three years. Will Arenado expand his list of teams he would go to? Martin and Jackson back from the clubhouse and seeds are planted. Square Grouper. Jackson had a Pop Tart last night. Doug & Tim's Scared Straight program. (24:14-1:32:05) Newest Cardinal acquisition Michael Helman joins the show. Growing up a Mets fan. The 2006 NLCS. What's his style of play? Not getting drafted. Making his MLB debut last year. Asking Jordan Walker for an autograph for his cousin. Matthew Liberatore sits down next. Doesn't care what his role looks like. Contributing in any way possible. Mindset starting vs. coming out of the bullpen. Lots of seeds have been planted. Jayston Stark's Gallup Poll on "Least Improved Teams." Cardinal manager Oli Marmol sits down at the dais. Passing out coconut waters. The organization's emphasis on building up their own talent. Oli reads some YouTube comments. Dealing with criticism online. High on McGreevy. His confidence. Having a conversation with an unhappy fan. The Helsley move. Reaction to the Bregman signing and his thoughts on Nolan Arenado. His thoughts on Edmonds' comments. (1:32:15-1:36:35) Quite the conversation with Oli Marmol. Some audio issues so we're gonna go to a break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The media has been in a frenzy ever since our guy DeSean Jackson became the new Head Coach of Delaware State. This was the 1st time he's been back on the show as "Coach Jackson" and he gave us the inside scoop of how this dream came into fruition. We also dove into the NFL playoffs and gave our predictions on the divisional round. You don't want to miss this. Tune in! SUBSCRIBE ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9RYDqrHvVcQ-VfaiiU7nIw FOLLOW THE 25/10 SHOW ON SOCIAL: (Giveaways every week

Send us a textThird week of the College Basketball Conference Preview Show comes to an end and we finish the week with a HOT ONE as we talk SWAC Basketball with Grambling State Head Coach Donte' Jackson and Alcorn State Head Coach Landon Bussie who dissect this competitive and electric college hoops conference on the Full Court Press Podcast : A College Basketball Experience. This episode is high energy and these two conference foes get after it right from the tip. The SWAC will be highly competitive again this year. Hear why this conference is so unique along with who is the most animated Conference Head Coach and which is the toughest Conference Gym to play in. We also talk about tight Suits too!Please Subscribe, Rate⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  and Review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Coach Jackson has had a tremendous amount of success as a player at PCO. In the coaching ranks, Coach Jackson has been at Mount Saint Mary's, Piedmont, and now PCO. His first two stops were highly successful and so now, Coach Jackson will return home to try and continue the success of tradition rich legacy of that program. Stay tuned because we end up discussing a PCO all time starting 5 as well.

Today's Sports Daily covers the Broncos name their starting QB, what happened to the drop back passer, Aaron Judge taking heat from a Little League coach, Jackson Mahomes up to no good, and HS football season starting tonight.    Music written by Bill Conti & Allee Willis (Casablanca Records/Universal Music Group)Ads:BetOnline - Winner Take All $300,000 NFL Survivor Pool This Season!

00:00-26:15- Dustin Dopirak joins us. Dopirak discusses Tyrese Haliburton with Team USA, Pacers' Summer League and more. 26:15-38:29- Olympian Cole Hocker joins. Hocker discusses his time at Cathedral High School, the 2024 Olympics and more. 38:29-50:14- Texas Wide Receiver coach Chris Jackson Joins. Coach Jackson breaks down AD Mitchell's game, what is to be expected with the Colts and more.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00-20:50- Andy and Marc recap Thursday's show, preview todays, and more. 20:50-28:39- Morning Checkdown 28:39-43:34- College basketball championships coming to Indianapolis, Colts' question of the day. 43:34-1:11:20- Dustin Dopirak joins us. Dopirak discusses Tyrese Haliburton with Team USA, Pacers' Summer League and more. Morning Checkdown 1:11:20-1:25:18- Olympian Cole Hocker joins. Hocker discusses his time at Cathedral High School, the 2024 Olympics and more. 1:25:18-1:30:57- Andy gets Marc's take on the latest CBS Sports list involving Big Ten Coaches. 1:30:57-1:59:37- Andy gets heated when discussing one member of Team USA. Morning Checkdown. 1:59:37-2:03:24- Pop Quiz 2:03:24-2:17:20- Texas Wide Receiver coach Chris Jackson Joins. Coach Jackson breaks down AD Mitchell's game, what is to be expected with the Colts and more.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin Lind played defense for Jeff Jackson and later was his volunteer assistant coach.  Lind joined Darin to discuss Coach Jackson's last season with the Irish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Franchise Podcast former Oakland Raiders head coach Hue Jackson joined Joe Arrigo and TQ during Super Bowl week on Radio Row. Coach Jackson discussed why Antonio Pierce is the right man to lead the Raiders, how NIL is affecting college football, and the risk it is to HBCUs. Coach Jackson also tells you why getting let go by the Raiders was the most difficult time in his life.  Support the Show.Watch the show on YouTube, Facebook Watch, and FranchiseSportsMedia.comStream the audio-only version at: Apple Podcasts Spotify Podcasts Google Podcasts iHeart Radio Buzzsprout More...

Visits with rookies Jha'Quan Jackson and James Williams, plus a talk with secondary/safeties coach Steve Jackson, on the latest edition of The OTP, presented by Farm Bureau Health Plans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Jackson is the Head Football Coach at Eastern High School, OH. Merry Christmas!

Today we're talking with Coach Darren Jackson, Head Football Coach at Sterling College. Coach Jackson was recognized as a top coaching prospect as the AFCA's 35 under 35, and is in his second college head coaching position. Coach discusses key leadership issues like building your brand, success with a minimal budget, winning is about developing kids, and some of his key characteristics of great leaders. Don't miss out on what he has to share! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tuco-talks/message

Coach Jackson and Nathan McCreary talk Week 11 in the FCS Division of College Football and have game picks for the crucial Week 12! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fcscheckdown/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fcscheckdown/support

Coach C. Collins is ready to talk more AAU basketball, life and everything in between. In this episode, the coach had a chance to sit down with NBA former player and current coach Bobby Jackson.  Coach Jackson  is best known in Sacramento for his legendary play with the Sacramento Kings from 2000-2006 and also awarded 6th man of the year in 2003.  He has transitioned to a respected NBA coach, currently for the Philadelphia 76ers, but prior to that coached for the Stockton Kings and with the Sacramento kings with coach Mike Brown. With his journey on the hardwood it has motivated Coach Jackson to have a grit but also great attitude towards life. ------------------------------ If you wish to support the show Podbean Patron: https://patron.podbean.com/boutthatlifeaau Patreon Account: https://www.patreon.com/join/Boutthatlife? Cash App: https://cash.app/$phenixfitness23 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=XKVLCD8U3MC36 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/CoachCCollins ------------------------------- Topics on the show include an in depth look at the culture of aau basketball, how to relate and coach up NBA players and the transition from player to coach. We speak talk about the evolution of the game and also the culture and mindset of today's basketball player.  Some great conversations about how Coach Collins and Jackson have met and grown together in the basketball world.  The NBA growth and the world stage it is on is analyzed as well. As always we pull know punches so make sure to clip this episode. ------------------------------ If you wish to support the show Podbean Patron: https://patron.podbean.com/boutthatlifeaau Patreon Account: https://www.patreon.com/join/Boutthatlife? Cash App: https://cash.app/$phenixfitness23 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=XKVLCD8U3MC36 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/CoachCCollins ------------------------------- Guest:  Bobby Jackson American professional basketball coach for the Philadelphia 76ers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He played college basketball for Western Nebraska Community College and the University of Minnesota. In the NBA, played for several teams over six seasons, from 1997 to 2009. " Your not even a good teammate" -Bobby Jackson Follow Coach Jackson Journey Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebobbyjackson73/ ----------------------------- This episode we get the perspective of an NBA player/coach and Coach C. Collins is going to see if Bobby Jackson is really Bout That Life!!! -------------------------------   ------------------------------- Please Support the Show Podbean Patron: https://patron.podbean.com/boutthatlifeaau Patreon Account: https://www.patreon.com/join/Boutthatlife? Cash App: https://cash.app/$phenixfitness23 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=XKVLCD8U3MC36 Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/CoachCCollins   Sponsors   Dr. Dish the best shooting machines on the market https://www.drdishbasketball.com/   Hardwood Palace Rec/Tournament Basketball facility http://www.hardwoodpalace.com/     Click Here to follow  IG: https://www.instagram.com/hoopstariam/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/christopher.collins.106 Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/Christo53408073 Feel free to check out other episodes on our Main show "Bout that Life" Training Site: https://www.phenixfitness23.com/contact-us AAU Club Information: http://www.ybadawgs.com/ Thank you for your support and time and as Rize to Prime!!!   Coach MJ(God Given Talent) IG: https://www.instagram.com/ggtbasketball/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=mark%20jeffries   Mirrorless Media Group(Johann Tate) Video production IG: https://www.instagram.com/nocapyog/  

Coach Jackson talks about growing up around the game of baseball playing in college and then getting into coaching and then in June 2016 being named Head Baseball Coach at Liberty University

All teams face the grind, the mundane, even the doldrums, throughout the course of their time together. How can coaches keep spirits up, and "even make the mundane sacred?” Coach Jackson and Professor Miller discussed: The responsibility that players have for playing. The coach can bring some fun and joy to the season. Times of the season that can become a drag. Giving out books to players.  Giving players a “shield.” “Name your hero. Who motivated you? Favorite music?…” The “bulls-eye.” “What's your relationship to the team? Where do you fit on the team? Using the bulls-eye as a discussion point. “Why did you place yourself outside of the circle?” Getting a personal relationship with the players. Collected silly fines as winnings for shooting games. Fun and competition. “It changes up the day or gives them some little incentive... just something different." Had rookies read "20 principles of good behavior.” Then got to know players' reading levels and gave other books. Formal meditation session before videos. George Mumford assessing, “How are we doing as a group (in relation to the mid-line)?” Conversation starter. Get to know lives of teammates. Relating the 8-fold principles of Buddism to the offense. Inserting comedian clips into the video. Bring humor into it. Theme videos for particular opponents. Drawing from certain movies, etc.  Having players grit their teeth on pencils to demonstrate aggression. Led to laughter. Tai Chi in front of big mirrors. Be willing to try new things! Seeing an eagle fly by. “Be patient with me, because I'm going to try different stuff.” Giving players Sundays off. “It's a day for you family. A day for your spiritual recovery.” Working closely with trainers to gauge players' recovery and readiness. How to handle long lay-offs and keep players fresh. The Thanksgiving practice routine: Turkey Trot game. Keeping things fresh and fun. Using symbolism: “The Way of the Warrior,” “The Chase for the White Buffalo” Shields, arrows, prayer arrow, headdress all in the team meeting room. What is your space? How do you respond when someone comes into your space? Retaliation? Fight mode? Being centered. Rubber band snap for re-centering. Knowing Awareness Training (KAT). Players were having difficulty learning.  A simple touch to a player to re-center him, relax him. “I liked finding things that were unique… out of the ordinary. It was kind of experimental.”

1.     Coach's home golf course in Williston, ND. 2.     Giving players books: Why did he do it? How did he decide which book to give to each player. 3.     Shaq's book report. 4.     Talking to Kobe about being a leader. 5.     Going from coaching in the CBA to the Bulls, Jerry Krause wanted him to wear the championship ring as a symbol, “I knew what it took to win a championship…I had some credibility.” 6.     Giving associate coaches room to speak. 7.     The impact of Tex Winter and Johnny Bach: “I learned a tremendous about about the history of the game from them.” 8.     “A lot of coaching depends on voice, on essence, on how you speak, the control that you have of the language, your ability to deliver a message, your ability to be a salesperson about what you are trying to have your team do.Those are the things that I think garner respect.” 9.     When correcting a player, “it's not that I'm correcting you. I'm correcting the act that you need to change. I'm not demeaning you.” 10.  “You need to deliver messages with the respect that contains who you are.” 11.  The importance of building a “fraternal type of atmosphere where it's brotherly or sisterly…You want them to have an atmosphere that's warm and welcoming.” 12.  One of the most difficult things for humans is that you are not anything more than human. You make mistakes. And the mistakes you're going to make are sometimes how you endear yourself to your community…The little things, stumbling over a word or how you dress…” 13.  Wearing a tie dye shirt to practice…and how it accidentally brought about relatability. 14.  “Maybe I can get a birdie on this hole…” 15.  Red Holzman. Alertness. “Being in the team, with the team.”  16.  Simple lessons from Coach Holzman. “This isn't rocket science.” 17.  Coach Holzman: simplicity and giving players voice. 18.  Coach as teacher. 19.  Turning point: Coach Holzman brought Coach Jackson in to help during and injured period (When Coach Jackson was only 23). Learning the middle path. Staying consistent. Bring energy. 20.  Knowing how to handle players who were injured, including the mental side of injury. 21.  “What is the purpose of the game?” Love of the game. Giannis, Jokic as good models. 22.  What's most important thing to look for in a coach?  23.  Lessons learned from coaching Horace Grant. Staying positive. Transformational. “Coaches that stand on the sidelines and yell at players are probably not going to be successful if they're berating their players. But the ones who can teach and want to teach it, are the ones who generate the most interest to me as people to hire as coaches.” 24.  Earning players' respect. 25.  Growing up in a home with morning devotions. “I've maintained that type of practice my whole life.” 26.  Getting centered and fully present every morning. 27.  The importance of having a system. Having everyone play within the system.  28.  Every player in basketball – like jazz – has a role, has a moment. 

The distribution of leadership. Getting a strong staff, getting to know each other. Trusting each other and giving everyone meaningful roles. The small room at the Chicago Bulls facility where Coach Jackson developed bonds with Coaches Bach and Winter. Three desks, two doors. Monitors.  Scouting upcoming teams. Making videos with the video machine.  Doug Collins (head coach) would be working out and rehabbing his knee. Other coaches would be in the room for three hours in the morning and more hours in the afternoon. Conferring with each other, sharing knowledge. Conversations together about the game, its history and evolution. Tex believed the players needed to develop deep knowledge of the game. Exchanging “tricks of the trade” with each other (like letting air out of the balls to fit playing style). Johnny's zone trap. “We'd go through the mechanics of the game." Johnny Bach named defensive coordinator, Tex Winter offensive coordinator.  “The exchange of ideas was a lot of fun.” Tex Winter, Coach Jackson, and the evolution of the Triangle offense. Coach Jackson asking Coach Gardner about how the Triangle played a role in their success. "All these stories just geminated" in that room. “I was curious and would listen to these guys who had been watching the game evolve since they were kids." Doing videos with Johnny.  “We had an exchange that was very genuine.” What we organized as a system was “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” Teaching players the skills that would operate in the system. Drills and skills that fit into the system. “Everything fit into the system.” Defensive drills in the system. Knowing each other so well that trust was present. How his ran a time-out. “Going to your safe spot on the bench.” Assistants go to huddle. Then everyone stands and Coach Jackson addresses them. “Assistant coaches get to manifest their knowledge of the game." Allowing for and valuing disagreement. But then going forward with one voice. Why it's dangerous when trying one-off copying of what others do instead of staying with your own set of rules. Our basic principle on offense was “go away from pressure.” “Be in the flow.” Using video tape to imprint ideas. (e.g., The way of the peaceful warrior). How to value your opponent to bring out your best self. Lakota perspective. “We're lucky to have the opponent that's creating more thoughtful play out of what we're trying to do. And we don't have to do it through resistance or overpowering or retaliation. We can do it in another way." Letting go. Scottie suggesting Ron Harper should guard Hardaway instead of Jordan. “That suggestion was perfect…That was a player stepping in…They know each other well.”

Kerrick Jackson is a true trailblazer. He made history last year when he was hired as the first Black baseball Head Coach at the University of Memphis. In one season at Memphis, Jackson led the program to their first winning season since 2017, racking up 29 wins. In June, he accepted the head coaching job at the University of Missouri. A hire that allowed him to return home - he had served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Mizzou from 2011-15 - and to make even more history as the first Black head coach in Mizzou baseball history and the first Black (baseball) head coach in the history of the SEC. On this episode of the BBM podcast, I spoke with Coach Jackson about his decision to leave Memphis and return to Mizzou Baseball. We spoke candidly about the history he is making, the impact on his family, and the challenges of coaching at the highest level. He is truly a tremendous leader and one of our favorite all-time guests on the BBM podcast. You will certainly learn a lot from this episode. As always, please subscribe, rate, and share the BBM podcast. Follow everything Black Baseball Mixtape on Instagram.

Coach Jackson has spent his career developing youth. As Head Basketball Coach and Lead Behavior Mentor for the school he shares with us some of his tactics for engaging students, building trust, getting them to open up, and being there for them when they need it the most. Email Address: myles.jackson@rop.com Interested in connecting or taking the next step with us? Let us know! Colton@2words.tv

This week on Inside the Headset, we are featuring Tremaine Jackson, the Head Coach at Valdosta State University. In this episode, Coach Jackson shares about coaching at many different levels, his rise to becoming a Head Coach, and what he learned from being a part of the AFCA 35 Under 35 Program. Coach Jackson is beginning his second season at Valdosta State and was a member of the 2018 AFCA 35 Under 35 Class.  Follow Coach Jackson and Valdosta State Football on social media.  @coachjack212 & @valdostastatefb  Show Notes:  0:32 Introduction  1:10 When did you know you wanted to be a coach?  2:25 How much has football changed since beginning in the profession?   4:35 What types of offenses do you see now?   6:13 Getting your first coaching opportunity  9:10 Experience as a GA   11:48 How do you use GA's?  14:19 Working through the lows of the profession  16:13 Experiences while coaching at many different levels  20:51 Transition to Sioux Falls   24:33 Starting out as a Coordinator  27:55 How have you grown as a Coordinator?  29:58 Transition to Abilene Christian  33:57 First FBS coaching opportunity  35:37 Becoming the HC at Colorado Mesa  41:30 What is something you learned in your first year as a HC?  46:53 Becoming the HC at Valdosta State  55:46 D.O.G. Mantra  59:15 AFCA 35 Under 35 Experience   1:02:47 Conclusion 

Coach Alexandira Jackson, Head WSOC Coach of the Blinn College Buccaneers, joins us LIVE. We discuss her first year at the helm as head coach of Blinn WSOC and what has her excited about the upcoming 2023 season. Coach Jackson also give us an extensive breakdown of the uniqueness of coaching and recruiting at the Junior College (JuCo) level, and how she believes it changing. We also talk the curent FIFA Women's World Cup. A great episode filed with tons of info and great laughs along the way. Don't miss this exciting episode!    [Originally Recorded 7-30-2023]

She has taken the Bingham High School girls softball team to multiple state championships in her time as head coach. But when the state title suddenly eluded the team for years in a row, someone very close to Coach Jackson, didn't give up. On this episode of the Supercast, find out how, despite his own ...continue reading "Episode 203: Father of BHS Softball Coach an Inspiration to Entire Team During His Battle with Alzheimer's"

For 26 years, I called basketball games inside of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. No one had heard me outside of a prison yard until the Golden State Warriors came inside of San Quentin State Prison and then Coach Jackson said “I know some guys at ESPN that would be worried about their job if they heard you.”No one knew who I was until Marcus Thompson of Theathletic.com wrote about me on his visit to the prison in 2017.And no one saw me until the movie “Q Ball” was shown during the shutdown due to coronavirus. Now, I'm home, and after working in the Venice Basketball and several other leagues in and around Southern California, its time for me to not only provide play by play for sports, but to also introduce the athletes that play sports to an audience eager to learn about how others triumph over tragedy.My story isn't the only one that's unique. Sit for a little bit and listen to others who've also overcome great odds to succeed.

I WILL SOAR is an extraordinary documentary testimony on Pure Flix about one man's calling to build a successful high school football program at an impoverished city school in his own hometown. Coach “T.J.” Jackson builds student-athletes into “mighty men” ready for exceptional lives beyond the playing field. His genius in building teams reaches even further as he builds partnerships with school administrators and staff, surrounding community resources, and college football recruiters. The movie inserts informative interviews with the varied participants into onsite footage. It paints a gripping picture of Coach Jackson connecting the souls of his team to the wider world.

In this episode of the Life and Football Podcast our special guest is Omari Jackson. Omari Jackson is the CEO of Vision Investors Pro. Omari Jackson Vision Investors Pro is a mentor program that is dedicated to developing a community that educates the importance of vision and performance. Coach Jackson believes that we don't grow when things are easy, we grow when we face challenges!” In this episode Coach Jackson talks about his Family and his childhood growing up in Florida, where he attended Highschool. Coach Jackson gives great advice and encouragement for a better tomorrow. Coach Jackson understands Football is, a game that brutally tests the minds and bodies of even its strongest players, brings forth many lessons about the importance of perseverance, dedication and hard work. The Life and Football Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Spotify, Breaker, Overcast, Pocketcasts, Radio Public, Stitcher, Player FM, & YouTube!! Lifeandfootball.com

To kickstart 2023, we are mixing up our regular CRE content. And bringing Anya Ostry of CBRE, back on with her husband, Tonal Fitness Coach Jackson Bloore. Jackson joins Matt to talk about actionable steps to improve your health and wellness. If you're a hardworking professional or just looking to get started on your New Years' fitness resolutions, tune in for advice and guidance from Jackson!

On this special edition of Mixtape Talk, I speak with Memphis University Head Coach Kerrick Jackson. Coach Jackson is one of the most respected coaches in the fraternity of Black skippers. He has coached at every collegiate level and spent time away from coaching, serving as an MLB scout, baseball agent (with the Boras Corporation), and the President of the MLB Draft League. In 2017, he led Southern University from 9 wins (2018) to the SWAC Championship and a birth in the NCAA tournament in 2019. In June 2022, at the time of his hire, Jackson became the 3rd Black coach selected to lead a PWI DI program and the first Black coach ever to lead the Memphis Tigers. As he says in the conversation, his selection was not only the right hire based on merit but also a statement appointment for the University and the community of Memphis. This conversation is insightful and fun. Please follow Memphis Baseball and the Black Baseball Mixtape.

This week I was able to talk with Kurt Thomas. He is a Hobbs High School graduate and the current Women's Track and Field Head Coach at UAB, University of Alabama at Birmingham. It was such a pleasure to talk to him and learn about his journey. He talks about running at Hobbs High School, under Coach Jackson, and then walking onto the UNM track team after graduation. Kurt talks about just walking into the coaches office and talking to him, which he says wouldn't happen today. He gives some insight about what it looks like today with kids looking to join his program or walk on. I liked his honesty and how he said he tries to be honest with the kids and let them know if it's a reality. We continue to talk about his coaching journey and how he ended up at the University of Tennessee, where he graduated and worked as a student assistant, before moving on to Mississippi State. Kurt talks about the coaches he was able to study under during those times and how it helped influence his own coaching. We finish up talking about getting the job at UAB and what this season is looking like for them, as we are getting closer to the indoor season. So, tune in and enjoy the conversation. New Mexico cross country is wrapping up with the state meet coming next week, November 5th and the first Red vs Green Championship race the next Saturday. I hope you have had an opportunity to support your local teams and can get out to one of these fantastic races coming up. Good luck to anyone with a race coming up. Those mornings are cool, but the afternoons are so nice. Make sure you layer, wear reflective clothing in the dark, and keep running, New Mexico.

We are honored to have Coach Jeff Skipper as our very first guest on our wrestling show. He has truly made a significant impact on Bay County Wrestling, coaching several state champions, both boys and girls, as well as several coaches active today in Bay County, including Coach Jackson and Coach Turnipseed. Despite his many accomplishments, Coach Skipper is incredibly humble and always finds ways to give credit to others. He has helped Bay County Wrestling from East to West and is held dear by so many in the North Florida wrestling community. In addition to his impressive coaching career, Coach Skipper is also an avid traveler and seems to have a vast knowledge on an endless array of topics, making him possibly the most interesting man in Bay County wrestling. It was a pleasure to get to know Coach Skipper more and see firsthand how truly humble and dedicated he is. We are so lucky to have had the opportunity to have him as our guest and are grateful for all that he has done for Bay County Wrestling. We encourage all of Coach Skipper's past colleagues and athletes to leave him some love in the comments. We know that he has made a lasting impact on so many people's lives and we want to celebrate all that he has done for the wrestling community. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nfws/message

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This week on Inside the Headset, we are featuring Sterling College's head football coach, Darren Jackson. Coach Jackson tells us how he got his start in coaching, explains how he balances work and family and walks us through the changes he is making at Sterling. Darren Jackson is the head coach at Sterling College. Coach Jackson was hired in the spring of 2022 and will be relying on his extensive experience and faith-based values to lead Sterling this season. Prior to coaching at Sterling Coach Jackson was the head coach at Trinity Bible College and was also a member of the football staff at Liberty University, his alma mater. In addition to these positions. Coach Jackson has also coached at Evangel University and Colorado Mesa University with both teams boasting a slew of accolades during Coach Jackson's time at the respective schools. Coach Jackson is also a member of the AFCAs 35Under35 2020 class and the 2016 Coach of the Year (received while coaching at Trinity Bible). [0:55] Start of Interview [1:03] Getting Acclimated to New Position [1:56] Resume [2:20] ‘When did you know you wanted to be a ball coach?” [3:35] Family and Career [6:46] “How have you put your stamp on the Sterling football program?” [10:23] What have you kept and what have you changed at Sterling? [13:04] “P.R.I.D.E” [16:53] Trinity Bible Compared to Sterling College [19:10] What are the standout differences between Trinity Bible and Sterling College? [20:43] What is recruiting like at a faith-based institution? [22:55] How have experiences with the AFCA helped you develop as a coach? [26:33] Social Media and Contact Information Twitter: @CoachJackson623

From the Tonal Blog - How To Run Faster. The final member of the Strength Made Me campaign is revealed. Tonal is wanting feedback on the types of demos you prefer. Mashable reviews the Tonal. The new coaches go LIVE from NYC. An overview of all the new content. Coach Jackson has a touching post about his mother. You can meet the new coaches in the latest Tonal Talk. Read Between The Reps: How To Grow by Marcus Bridgewater. Tonal Moms group celebrated Pride month and more. The July Challenge is Let The Challenge Change You. Birthdays - Nicolette Larson, Kristina Centenari. All this plus our interview with Dr. Stacy Sims. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Superset community today: theclipout.com The Clip Out Facebook The Clip Out Twitter The Clip Out Instagram

Coach Jackson is the Head Football Coach at Eastern Local High School, Ohio.

Today's episode with Coach Jackson, discussed what inspired him to create "The Hue Jackson Foundation", HBCU Athletics, and Grambling State Tigers Football. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pittsnpush/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pittsnpush/support

This week podfather and our resident Celtics expert Adam Davis joins Will and Jared to talk playoffs and Boston's push towards going al the way. Other topics include a twitter thread regarding one of Sacramento's head coach finalists, what the future may hold for the Jazz, wondering is both the Nets and Sixers both lost their trade, and much more! For more Adam, you can find him at twitter.com/adamdavis Have any hot takes that you've seen, or a take of your own that you'd like us to discuss? Tweet us @FullCourtMess_ or catch us live at twitch.tv/fullcourtmess most Wednesday nights at 6 pacific, 8 central, and 9 eastern standard time. Music: Cullah - "JazzBass" on "Killah Cullah" (http://www.cullah.com) Under CC BY SA license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/  Update Description

Scott Jackson is the Head Baseball Coach at Liberty University. Named the 2021 ASUN Coach of the Year, Coach Jackson has led his team to set several school records, mentored numerous draft picks, and won multiple championships in his five years in Lynchburg. Coach Jackson joins Nick to discuss why parents should stay out of practice, how youth coaches can encourage kids to keep playing, and why his program champions "keeping your house in order" by prioritizing habits, routines, and consistency.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the podcast, I have Nate Jackson of Mt. Carmel High School and we discuss his season running the System. After a three-year hiatus from coaching, Nate became the head girls basketball coach this year at Mt. Carmel High School in San Diego. The Mt. Carmel Sundevils have traditionally been one of the more prestigious girls basketball programs in San Diego with 7 CIF Championships. However, the last 6 years saw losing seasons for Mt. Carmel, dropping them from an Open Division team to the brink of Division 3. Nate came in this year (2021-22) and installed his version of The System and led the Sundevils to a 22-8 season where they set several all-time San Diego Girls Basketball Records and were nationally ranked in several statistical categories (see below). Most ever 3pt FGA in a Season (1526) Most ever 3pt FGA in a Game (89) (Previous record was 55 by Nate's Maranatha team in 2018) Most ever 3pt FGM in a Game (23) (2nd All-Time in California State History) 3rd all-time most 3pt FGM in a season (335) (9th All-Time in California State History) 1 of 5 teams in San Diego History to ever make over 300 Three's in a season) Most Forced Turnovers in a game in California history (58) Want to discuss the LMU or Grinnell System with like-minded coaches join System Basketball Coaches this is where this interview with Coach Jackson took place. We have over 2000 coaches in there. Follow Coach Hart on Social Media --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/systembasketball/support

The Audacity of HOPE...With the recent news of Brian Flores coming out with a lawsuit against the NFL, other coaches and players are speaking up too. During a phone conversation earlier today (published on @thepivot), Fred and Ryan talked to Coach Jackson to ask him about his tweet supporting Flores and reassuring his stance and legal action against the NFL. The tweet alluded to the fact that Jackson has evidence of similar situations happening to him during his short tenure with Cleveland and willing to offer those materials to strengthen his case. Former NFL Head Coach Hue Jackson joins the Pivot to talk about his experience of being a black coach in the NFL and similar situations he was faced with while working with the Cleveland Browns and other teams around the league. "They don't want to hire people who look like us," Coach Jackson tells the guys. Ryan, who played 8 years for Coach Mike Tomlin, says it takes a special person to be able to be a leader of all men, especially at the NFL level and he commends Tomlin on being that person all these year but also understands that Coach T did what he had to do to win. Jackson pushed back a little on Ryan saying he wished Tomlin did more to bring black coaches under his tree. The episode goes further to explain Hue's role in HBCU's and how that may be the only future black coaches have in succeeding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bio Jackson's first college coaching job came as an assistant for the Fairfield Stags baseball program in 2001. The next season, Jackson became an assistant coach at Emporia State University. Jackson spent the 2003 season as an assistant at Coffeyville Community College before moving on to Jefferson College for the 2004 and 2005 seasons. Jackson coached at Nicholls State University from 2006–2007 and St. Louis Community College in 2008. Jackson left college baseball to become a professional scout for the Washington Nationals from 2008 to 2010. On August 14, 2010, Jackson was named the recruiting coordinator and assistant coach for the Missouri Tigers baseball program under coach Tim Jamieson. On May 27, 2015, Jackson left his position with Missouri because of his wife's promotion. Jackson spent his two year hiatus from coaching as an agent. On July 25, 2017, Jackson returned to coaching as the head coach of the Southern Jaguars baseball team. In 2019, Coach Jackson led the Southern Jaguars baseball team to the SWAC Baseball Tournament championship and a berth in the 2019 NCAA Baseball Tournament. Southern was eliminated after losses to the Mississippi State University Bulldogs in their first game, 11-6, and the University of Miami Hurricanes, 12-2, in the losers bracket elimination game on the following day. On November 30, 2020, Jackson resigned as head coach of the Southern Jaguars to accept a position as the President of MLB Draft League. Time stamps 01:00- MLB Draft Job and his vision for it in year 2 05:00- Several different roles 15:00- Being a generalist vs being an "expert" in one field. 18:00- Diversity Committee 28:00- Worst (2018) to first (2019) 40:00- Building Alignment within the coaching staff 50:00- Building "teams" 52:00- Lightning Section Resources - It takes what it takes- Trevor Moawad  - Lead for Gods Sake- Todd Gongwer Contact https://twitter.com/im_that_dad_kj Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a Mother's Day Special Episode of the Duecey season, we discuss the following:Q1) What was your relationship like with your mother growing up?  How did that develop over time? -00:04:33Commercial: Thank you so much for all the guest host form submissions, but we are still looking for more as we start to consider people for future interviews, guest hosting, and panelists for segments like the relationship episodes. -01:34:42Interview Snippet: This week Dre sits down with Kentucky State University Men's Head Basketball Coach, Jamaal Jackson -001:36:09Q2) What would you say the biggest and/or most important lessons you've learned from your mother are?  -01:45:59Q3): How has your relationship with your mother impacted who you are and how you act as an adult? -02:02:19Q4): What is one of the fondest memories you have about your mom? -02:20:35Check out all our web links in one convenient location including direct to our YouTube channel to watch the full interview with Coach Jackson as well as the full video versions of each episode: https://linktr.ee/the1528podcastThanks for tuning in!

Phil Jackson is arguably the most successful basketball coach of all time, having won 11 NBA championships coaching the Bulls and Lakers. In the second part of a two part episode, Coby Karl sits down with his mentor, Coach Jackson, to discuss Phil's compassionate nature and approach to coaching, particularly with the Bulls. Visit www.truthplusmedia.com for more info.

It's time to bust the midday slump, This is the Slumpbuster Podcast! We have a special guest double-feature on today's episode. Our first guest is Coach Hue Jackson! Hue has coached in the NFL for almost twenty years and shares some insight into some of his stops along the way. We talk about the icon Al Davis, his time in Cleveland and what's next for Coach Jackson. Support Hue's efforts to put an end to Human Trafficking in Ohio and across the US. Below is the link to the Hue Jackson Foundation, a foundation committed to empowering children, teens, and adults through awareness, education and prevention of Human Trafficking while assisting survivors and their families in their journey through recovery and survivorship. https://www.huejackson.org/ Our second guest are Zack Burl and James Puopolo from the BOTA Sports Podcast. Together we take a look at the flurry of NBA headlines being dropped as we approach the new season. Who are the biggest winners and losers in the early days of NBA free agency? We preview our upcoming matchup in the Podcast Fantasy Football League. Why are good running backs so hard to find? We close the show with a breakdown of NFL week 11! #NBAFreeAgency #WOJBomb #HueJackson Recorded: Monday, November 16, 2020 Wednesday, November 18, 2020 Music: "Slumpbuster" by Bigger Than Goliath; On the Moon Studios "Flama" by Lalo Production Beats Host: Julian "Ju-Ju" Martinez Ig: @jujutalkssports | Twitter: @jujutalkssports Featuring: Hue Jackson Ig: huejackson5 | Twitter: @huejackson10 Ig: huejacksonfdn | Twitter: huejacksonfdn Website: https://www.huejackson.org/ Bota Sports Podcast James Puopolo Instagram: @jamesfrombota | Twitter: @puopolojames Zack Burl Instagram: @soggiboibota | Twitter: @zburl Instagram: botasports | Twitter: @botasports Sponsors: Manscaped | Caveman Coffee Co. | Nature's Relief Promo Code: SLUMP Razersport.com Social Media: Ig: @slumpbusterpodcast | Twitter: @slumpbusterpod Website: https://www.theslumpbuster.com/