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The Old Friends Summer Series rolls on as Jacob Bigelow is joined by San Jose State head coach Tim Miles for a half hour podcast chat. Bigelow apologizes for the quality of his audio, but hey Coach Miles sounded great. Coach Miles is entering his 4th season as head coach at San Jose State and discusses the obstacles he's seen at San Jose, the evolution of recruiting, NIL, the Mountain West as a basketball conference, his coaching tree, when he first met Craig Smith, and of course how his golf game is doing. Follow the show on Twitter @StretchBigPod and follow Jacob on Twitter @JacobABigelow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thinking about addressing your burnout? Is work not enjoyable anymore? Thinking about quitting your job? Check out Coach-Miles.com/Happy to learn how coaching in The Happy Gynecologist Group can help.

When faced with ANY decision, including leaving your job, things can feel really hard. Today I will walk you through the process that I recommend for anyone that is faced with leaving (or making any big decision in their life). Links: Find me on Instagram! Find me on Facebook! Email me at: amanda@coach-miles.com Visit my website: Coach-Miles.com

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Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin chat with Timbers interim head coach Miles Joseph about the team's come-from-behind 2-2 draw with Seattle, the upcoming big match this weekend with LAFC and the significance of Stand Together Week and volunteering throughout the city.

Coach Miles Lester shares his journey from growing up in Kansas to becoming a PWO who earned a scholarship at Rice before transferring as a PWO at Wake Forest who earned a scholarship during his senior year - and now is currently a Graduate Assistant for Coach Kelvin Sampson's Houston Cougars. Lester moved to Wilbraham, Massachusetts in high school where he was a stand out basketball player and as a senior was named All-New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) Honorable Mention. He decided to attend Rice - where he would start five of the 29 games he played in for the Owls. After his freshman season he transferred to Wake Forest to play for Kansas legend Danny Manning. He gave up a scholarship at Rice to be a Preferred Walk-On for Wake Forest and had to sit out during the 2018-19 season due to the NCAA Transfer rules. During his time in Wake Forest he played for Coach Manning and then his final two seasons were under Coach Steve Forbes. Miles was a Team Assistant during the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas before landing a Graduate Assistant at The University of Houston. In his first season at Houston they won both the AAC Regular Season Championship before reaching the Sweet Sixteen of the 2023 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beyondtheboxscore/support

New York Jets wide receivers coach Miles Austin has been suspended by the NFL for a minimum of one year for violating the league's gambling policy. NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed the suspension, which Austin is appealing. McCarthy added the league would have no further comment until the appeal is resolved. The former NFL wide receiver did not coach in the Jets' 19-3 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Austin's attorney and agent William P. Deni, Jr. said in a statement emailed to The Associated Press that Austin did not gamble on football. “The NFL suspended Miles Austin for wagering from a legal mobile account on table games and non-NFL professional sports,” Deni said. “Miles did not wager on any NFL game in violation of the gambling policy for NFL personnel. He has been fully cooperative with the NFL's investigation. He is appealing his suspension.” Per the NFL's gambling policy for personnel, wagering on sports — even if not NFL games — is a violation. NFL Network and ESPN first reported Austin's suspension by the league. Austin is in his second season coaching Robert Saleh's staff with the Jets. The two were also on San Francisco's staff together in 2019, when Saleh was the defensive coordinator and Austin an offensive quality control coach. The 38-year-old Austin also served as a pro and college scouting intern for Dallas during the 2017 and ‘18 seasons. Austin caught 361 passes for 5,273 yards and 37 touchdowns during a 10-year NFL playing career. Signed by the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent out of Monmouth in 2006, Austin played his first eight seasons in Dallas and made the Pro Bowl in 2009 and 2010. He finished his playing career with one-year stints in Cleveland (2014) and Philadelphia (2015) before retiring and pursuing coaching. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

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On hour three, news breaks that Jets WR Coach Miles Austin has been suspended for violating the NFL's gambling policy. Not a good week for the Jets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colorado Mesa football coach Miles Kochevar on The Jim Davis Show.

Nebraska Rifle Head Coach Mindy Miles  Jessica Coody to preview the 2022-2023 season, Coach Miles gives us a break down of her squad, what goes into a match, how she got into the sport, expectations for the year, and much more!

Nebraska Rifle Head Coach Mindy Miles  Jessica Coody to preview the 2022-2023 season, Coach Miles gives us a break down of her squad, what goes into a match, how she got into the sport, expectations for the year, and much more!

Nebraska Rifle Head Coach Mindy Miles  Jessica Coody to preview the 2022-2023 season, Coach Miles gives us a break down of her squad, what goes into a match, how she got into the sport, expectations for the year, and much more!

Doug Miles talks about his beginnings of coaching with the likes of Dave Garvin and others, his first coaching stint with Dayton, and what it takes to build a winning tradition! Interested in contacting Coach Miles? You can reach him via email: dougm@coos-bay.k12.or.us For more information about the Oregon Basketball Coaches Association, visit our website or.nhsbca.org, like us on Facebook at facebook.com/Oregonbca, or follow us on Twitter @ORHoopCoaches Have a coach you want to hear from? A topic you'd like to hear discussed? Share your thoughts using the message button or email us at oregonbasketballcoaches@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obca/message

Coach Miles called the following plays for Cee & Willdris Women's USA, Too Early Predictions, & All time Starting Five --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Colorado Mesa football coach Miles Kochever on The Jim Davis Show.

Colorado Mesa football coach Miles Kochever on The Jim Davis Show.

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets Wide Receivers Coach Miles Austin. They talk about Miles' New Jersey homecoming, (0:30), what he tells his players about his training camp experiences (2:15), and what is unique for a WR in this offensive system (4:15). Miles explains what "strain" means to the Jets (6:33), how the young team is developing (8:18), and what the next step is for Elijah Moore (9:30). They chat about the athletic Garrett Wilson (11:05), the benefits that this skills group that can grow up together (13:30), and the difference in Zach Wilson in Year 2 (16:05).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colorado Mesa football coach Miles Kochever on The Jim Davis Show.

played soccer in high school with Miles and he's an extraordinary individual with a lot of talent. Miles has a lot of inspiration to give and he doesn't hold back. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/portabletrevor/support

Colorado Mesa football coach Miles Kochever on The Jim Davis Show.

Today I share my top 5 life lessons that I learned from taking my oral boards and how they apply to life now. So if you are preparing for boards, or long past that, there is something for everyone in this episode! You can get more free help from me on my website: Coach-Miles.com/freeresources

Reppin Sessions Podcast Sits down with Coach Cotton Miles for part 2. Coach of the Roughnecks from 1950-1958. Coach Miles had a 76-19-5 record over his nine seasons. His White Oak teams won six district titles, three bidistrict crowns, two regional championships and a share of the 1957 state title after a 7-7 tie with Mart. Cotton moved on to Dallas after the 1958 season and over the next 16 seasons had successful terms at Woodrow Wilson and Skyline, ending his 25-year coaching run with a 184-81-7 record. Listen to Coach Miles talk about a number of topics from players he coached like Max McGee at White Oak, John Paul McCrumbly at Woodrow Wilson, and many others! His hate for Hawkins old Head Coach Red Lowrance, how he started coaching, his time at White Oak and many other amazing stories! Roll Roughnecks Roll!! Thanks to Castanon Enterprises for sponsoring the start of football season!! Contact Castanon Enterprises for any home building/remodeling needs https://www.facebook.com/castanonenterprises/

One of the leading causes of burnout is the lack of respect from admin, staff and colleagues. The problem is, respect is a feeling, and feelings come from our thoughts. When we are burnt-out, our brain is in survival mode and primarily is run by the primitive part of our brain, which views most interactions as negative. Today we are going to discuss why we often feel disrespected when we are burnt-out and some strategies for what to do about it. Follow me on Instagram at: instagram.com/CoachMilesMD or on Facebook at: facebook.com/CoachMilesMD Visit my website: Coach-Miles.com to learn more about my program, Quit Your Burnout, Not Your Job!

What better way to start off the Reppin Sessions podcast series by having Coach Miles as our first guest. Coach Miles coached for 11 years at White Oak 8 of them he was the Head Coach. He had a 82-23-5 record from 1950-1958 6 district titles 3 bi district titles 2 regional championships 1 state title (shared with Mart) Thank you to Scott Miles. Scott is Coaches son who helped put this together and allowed me to come to Coaches assistant living facility so we could sit down and talk. With originally over 2 hours of audio we put out the stories that make this interview one of a kind! 1. :25 seconds in Coach is asked if the rumors about him scheduling the beloved homecoming game (that's played once every three years ) for the first round of the playoffs . Coach was very confident in the 57 team. 2. 1:02 Coach talks about winning the shared state title in 1957. 3. 3:00 Coach talks about Roy Bruce once stand out Roughneck football player who still holds the White Oak all time rushing record. Bruce was killed in a car wreck in White Oak during his freshmen year at TCU. 4. 5:35 Coach tells his favorite Roy Bruce story when they played Mineola and the fans were being rowdy. 5. 10:40 Coach talks about Max McGee being a Jr in Highschool when Coach first came to White Oak and how he never got enough to eat so he became a hustler at shovelboard. 6. 13:44 Coach and son Scott talk about Max McGee when he was playing for the Packers. 7. 15:10 Coach talks about Max McGee being a smoker in high school and needing tonsillitis surgery the summer going to his SR year. 8. 17:00 Max McGee was a basketball stud as well. 9. 18:14 White Oak wasn't only good at football in. Baseball Max McGee was a track state champion. 10. 18:35 Coach talks about Max McGee getting recruited and telling SMU he wasn't going to play for them. 11. 20:15 Why Max McGee chose Tulane. 12. 21:40 Coach tells the story how he came to White Oak. 13. 24:40 Coach tells the story why the 1958 team was disqualified and had to forfeit the season after beating Edgewood in the quarterfinals 71-0. 14. 26:55 Coach talks about Hawkins being the ones who turned White Oak in for the ineligible player. 15. 27:40 Coach talks leaving White Oak and the community being split up that happened in the school and the church. Making things very unpleasant Coach decided it was time to leave. 16. 29:18 Coach talks about his first interview when talking to other schools and how he wasn't going to come into another divided school board. 17. 30:45 Coach talks about how he got his coaching job in Dallas. 18. 32:30 Coach was roommates with Bum Phillips. 19. 33:00 Coach talks White Oak band and how the director would go get college students at Kilgore College to help with the band when playing big events. 20. 33:45 So many oil wells on campus they had hard time finding places to practice. 21. 34:00 Coach talks about other White Oak coaches. 22. 35:00 Greatest accomplishment while at White Oak 23. 35:31 The whole town was in Waco for the 57 state title game. 24. 35:40 Coach gives his top 3 athletes he ever coached in White Oak. 1. Max McGee 2 Roy Bruce 3. David Alexander 25. 38:10 New football jerseys and The Bobby Green story . 26. 41:05 Stabbing at the White Oak vs Pine tree game 27. 43:30 Coach talks about the biggest fan in White Oak who was the best supporter in Texas and you could hear him all over the community yellin turnem lose and Letem roll cotton. 28. 44:10 Hater wanted Coach fired for going 5-5 29. 44:35 Coach talks the story about how the once hater turned into his biggest fan. I hope everyone enjoyed episode 1. Please like and comment ur favorite part! Also Future episodes will be recorded in studio.

Coach Miles shares experiences from his 45 years in coaching, discusses his Value Point System, and shares his thoughts on what made his teams successful. Interested in contacting coach Miles? You can reach him via phone at 541-591-5549. For more information about the Oregon Basketball Coaches Association, visit our website or.nhsbca.org, like us on Facebook at facebook.com/Oregonbca, or follow us on Twitter @ORHoopCoaches Have a coach you want to hear from? A topic you'd like to hear discussed? Share your thoughts using the message button or email us at oregonbasketballcoaches@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obca/message

Nicole is joined by former Nebraska Coach & current BTN analyst Tim Miles to preview the 2021 NCAA Tournament. The committee rewarded mid-majors while Michigan State & UCLA will play in the first four. Gonzaga is the #1 seed in the West and looks like a lock to make the final four. Baylor is the #1 seed in the more competitive South Region. Will #12 Winthrop beat #5 Villanova? Will 2 Big Ten teams make the Final Four? Michigan is without star player Isaiah Livers. Coach Miles has 2-seed Alabama in the Final Four. The 2021 Tournament will have a ton of upsets but expect #1 overall seed Gonzaga to win it all. Last call!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and Blake talk college football and give out some awesome prizes in the final hour of the show live in the Bank Plus Studio. Sports media intern Ashley joins the show to spin the Prize Wheel and give away some incredible prizes from our sponsors, from rounds of golf to autographed memorabilia. In the SEC Insider Hit, LSU insider Jordy Culotta joins the show talking about the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding Les Miles and his time with the Tigers. Jordy lays out exactly what they knew and when they knew it, and why these old allegations being made public now is too little too late for those involved. Jordy shares stories of Coach Miles during his time in Baton Rouge and how this was an issue that potentially could go all the way to the Governor's office.

LSU insider Jordy Culotta joins the show talking about the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding Les Miles and his time with the Tigers. Jordy lays out exactly what they knew and when they knew it, and why these old allegations being made public now is too little too late for those involved. Jordy shares stories of Coach Miles during his time in Baton Rouge and how this was an issue that potentially could go all the way to the Governor's office.

LSU insider Jordy Culotta joins the show talking about the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding Les Miles and his time with the Tigers. Jordy lays out exactly what they knew and when they knew it, and why these old allegations being made public now is too little too late for those involved. Jordy shares stories of Coach Miles during his time in Baton Rouge and how this was an issue that potentially could go all the way to the Governor's office.

From the rise of Tyrell Adams and the downfall of Whitney Mercilus, the Houston Texans linebackers had an up and down season in 2020. In the latest installment of Locked On Texans, Coty Davis and John Hickman continue their position breakdown series with a look at the Texans linebackers following the NFL 2020 season. Plus, who is Texans' new LB coach Miles Smith? Want your voice heard? Call us at 737-471-6148 to share your thoughts on the Houston Texans! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From the rise of Tyrell Adams and the downfall of Whitney Mercilus, the Houston Texans linebackers had an up and down season in 2020. In the latest installment of Locked On Texans, Coty Davis and John Hickman continue their position breakdown series with a look at the Texans linebackers following the NFL 2020 season. Plus, who is Texans' new LB coach Miles Smith? Want your voice heard? Call us at 737-471-6148 to share your thoughts on the Houston Texans! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode of Inside The Mind Of Miles, the one and only Lon Kruger joins Coach Miles to talk through this year's Oklahoma team before being joined by Jim Molinari. For 20% off and free shipping, go to Manscaped.com and use the promo code MILES! Intro music: Cherry Metal by Arthur Vyncke | https://soundcloud.com/arthurvost Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

This is a wellness special that I have done for my students at school. There is some great information in here about bouncing back in 2021 and moving forward. This is the first of many to come. Lets make 2021 a great year no matter the circumstances. #physicaleducation #socialemotionallearning #mentalhealth #valuablecoaching Follow us on Instagram @valuablecoaching Follow us on Facebook Valuable Coaching Subscribe on YouTube and see all our great physical education and volleyball information Valuable Coaching --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode Miles and Kevin talk about building a culture for your team. This applies to any level of coaching no matter the turn over because you will always have someone watching and you want to show them how you conduct yourself. Please subscribe to our channel and follow us on... Instagram @valuablecoaching Facebook Valuable Coaching Valuable Coaching on YouTube --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Coach Miles and Coach Eaton spent today's podcast taking and answering questions from only their most loyal listeners. It's as wildly entertaining and off the beaten path as you might expect. Plus, a surprise guest that will leave you wondering just how in the world a podcast can get so off the rails. Pay a visit to the Mind of Miles!!! Intro music: Cherry Metal by Arthur Vyncke | https://soundcloud.com/arthurvost Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

This episode Coach Pratte and Coach Miles talk about keeping things simple. It is important to make things simple for your players so they can build confidence and not over think. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to 2021 where we will be doing daily shows that include interviews or coach talk with Coach Miles and Coach Pratte. In today's episode we talk about practice planning. This is an important part of becoming better as a coach and we talk about different styles of practice planning and finding what works best for you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our primitive brain can be an asshole sometimes. This is the part of our brain that keeps us safe and alive. It is constantly scanning the horizon for danger. You know, lions and tigers and bears and stuff. It doesn't know we live in a world of Whole Foods and WiFi now....so it can get a little confused. It's also the part of our brain that gives us the urge to do things.... Like punch someone in the face when they make a rude comment. Luckily, as humans, we have evolved to have a prefrontal cortex to make our rational decisions...and to tell our primitive brain that punching someone in the face isn't typically a great idea. When our primitive brains offer us the solution of punching someone in the face, we choose not to listen to it. So when it offers that everything is awful and we are not ok, we don't have to listen either. With the chronic daily stress we have as OB/GYN's plus a pandemic, our primitive brain may be in overdrive telling us that we should run back to the cave to escape the lion. This often shows up as anxiety and fear of the unknown and BURNOUT. Of course our primitive brains are worried. Of course they are. We've never been through a pandemic. But it doesn't mean we aren't ok. Right now, in the moment, nothing has gone wrong for most of us. Sometimes it helps to remind our primitive brain that we aren't being chased by a lion. Some of my favorite thoughts to practice when my primitive brain is in overdrive: "Of course you're worried brain, but it's OK. We are safe." "Things ARE hard right now brain, but we will figure it out. " "Thanks, no thanks brain. I've got this." "Everything is figure-out-able." Borrow one of mine or find your own. But tell your primitive brain to chill out. You've got this. ❤️/Coach Miles I'm always here to help on Instagram ( CoachMilesMD ) or on my website Coach-Miles.com !

Last Friday at the Timbers Training Center in Beaverton, Oregon, Timbers assistant coach Miles Joseph caught up with us to talk about his family's life amid our COVID world, the impact that world is having on college soccer, and the ways developing talent have changed over the last seven months. Plus, at a time when the Timbers were coming off a six-goal performance, Joseph discussed the different defenses Portland had faced over their four previous games, as well as the challenges of forging an attack with enough options to beat those varying approaches.

John Thayer talks to South Dakota AD David Herbster, senior Tennis player Habiba Aly and defensive backs coach Miles Taylor. HERBSTER - Talks about a couple of recent NCAA decisions and the Summit League schedule model.ALY - The new host of "Drop a Pin" on GoYotes.com talks about her background and what the show is all about. TAYLOR - The newest member of the Coyote football coaching staff talks about his playing days at Iowa, his coaching career and what brought him to USD.

Coach Miles Bankston spent 6 seasons as the Assistant Video Coordinator for the WNBA's Chicago Sky. He is currently entering his second season with the New Berlin Eisenhower Girl's Basketball program. In addition, he is the owner of Bank Shot Elite, a basketball training company providing camps, clinics, and training to players ranging from 3rd grade to professional. Why is it called Bank Shot Elite? Coach Miles hit a bank shot, to beat the shot clock, against Elena Delle Donne as a practice player for the Chicago Sky, and the rest is history.  He has also dabbled in college coaching, and was even an NCAA Division 3 player at Wilmington College of Ohio. He's going to tell us about his experience working with the highest level of women's basketball, the importance of developing as a complete player, Bank Shot Elite, and more. Check it out! Coach Miles can be found on twitter @CoachMiles33 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

816 Basketball presents The Greatest Games Podcast. Join us for Episode 56 as Jahon Miles, JV Boys Coach at Bear Creek in Stockton, CA, talks with us about his greatest game.  Coach Miles gives Kris and Brian incredible detail for his greatest game.  And get this, it even involves a SHOT CLOCK at the high school level!   Share, subscribe and leave us a 5 star review if you enjoy! Follow us on Twitter at @816Basketball!

Ross Smith caught up with Diego Chara from Orlando. The two talk about Chara's 300th match with the club, the MLS is Back Tournament Final, and getting to see family again, soon.

This episode of the Process, Preparation and Performance Podcast is our conversation with Head Coach Kevin Miles of Palmyra High School (MO). Coach Miles talks about the Palmyra vs Monroe City rivalry and his Top 3 memories of the games, his military experience in the U.S. Navy, the tragic incident involving Monroe City coach Jamar White, his time working for a funeral home (which J.R. was fascinated by) and the community of Palmyra, MO. This was an extremely fun, entertaining and emotional conversation that you will enjoy!

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Rundown0:18 Remembering Kobe4:20 Illinois is Back11:36 Succeeding with a Pressing Defense16:43 Coach Miles on the Advantages of Being Unique20:26 Nick Richards' Emergence for Kentucky25:44 Mike Brey's Rant32:39 Struggles in MemphisFollow Tim on Twitter @CoachMilesFollow C.J. on Twitter @CJMooreHoopsOur listeners get 40% off the annual subscription. Start your free trial now at: theathletic.com/milesmoore. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your support—and please tell a friend!

Producer Michael Beller introduces Miles Moore Madness, the first college basketball podcast from The Athletic. Miles Moore Madness peels back the curtain of college basketball to give an insider's look at the game with former Nebraska coach Tim Miles and The Athletic's resident point guard C.J. Moore. Twice a week, Miles and Moore discuss all things college basketball, and give fans the opportunity to pick the brain of Coach Miles.

This week on Inside the Headset we speak with Les Miles, Head Coach for the University of Kansas. We discuss how he kept busy during his time away from coaching and the first steps he took when he got to Kansas.  Coach Miles' career began at Michigan as a graduate assistant in 1980. After two seasons, he joined the Colorado staff as the offensive line coach (1982-1986). Miles then returned to Michigan as the offensive line coach in 1987, where he remained until he accepted the offensive coordinator job at Oklahoma State (1995-1997). From there, he coached the tight ends for the Dallas Cowboys for three seasons (1998-2000) prior to becoming the head coach at Oklahoma State (2001-2004). In 2005, Miles was named head coach at LSU, and he led the Tigers to a national championship victory in the 2007 season, and was named AFCA FBS Coach of the Year in 2011. After being out of coaching in the 2017 and 2018 seasons, Coach Miles was named head coach of the Jayhawks' football program in November 2018. [0:18] Start of interview [0:44] Time spent away from coaching [1:52] Innovation in college football [3:02] Taking over the Kansas football program [4:01] Establishing ownership [4:50] Hiring staff [6:29] Offensive philosophy [7:21] Advice to aspiring coaches You can follow Les Miles on Twitter. Have any questions, comments, or ideas for the show? Send us an email at podcast@afca.com. 

Episode 72, Heart and Hustle: Visionary Healers, Movers, and Shakers, with your Tribal Hostess, Paulette Rees-Denis with guest tarot reader and coach, Miles Carroll www.paulettereesdenis.com copyright 2019

Today, Andy is joined by KU Commit Jayden Russell to talk about his recruitment, what made him pick Kansas, and talk about what he expects to bring to the team. Topics discussed: What drew you to KU? What was Les Miles' pitch like? Was KU on your radar before Les Miles was hired? How many of the recent commits heard from you before announcing? How has Early Signing Day changed the recruiting process for you and other students? What is your position, and where do you see yourself fitting in? What is the best opportunity for you to make an immediate impact? Who do you model your game after? Who was recruiting you the hardest before Coach Miles came to KU? Has anyone else tried to contact you after committing to see if you might change your mind? Your best recruiting pitch. Lightning Round Follow Andy on Twitter: @mister__brain Follow Jayden on Twitter: @jayzaykc We want your input on the podcast. If you have something you would like to talk about on the podcast, or any suggestions for people that we should try to talk to, let us know by emailing us at rockchalkpodcast@gmail.com or on twitter @RockChalkPod. Find us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rock-chalk-podcast/id1294906568?mt=2 This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the first hour of Omaha Sports Insider with Nick Handley and producer TJ Henning, the guys react to the wild story of fake twitter accounts perhaps being run by Bryan Colangelo of the 76ers. Next, Headlines with producer TJ Henning and then Nebraska Basketball Coach Tim Miles joins the show.

It's Thanksgiving week for the Les Is More podcast. This week Coach Miles is once again joined by his daughter, Smacker, and close friend and former Michigan quarterback, John Wangler. The crew touches on a number of things, including what they are most thankful for in regards to football (1:37). Nobody on the show is happy with the Heisman voting process. But not to worry. Coach Miles has a solution! (26:20). Of course, Baker Mayfield is again a topic of discussion, and this time the crew wonders just what he was thinking (21:29). They also collectively wince before discussing just how big the Wolverines' matchup on Saturday against rival Ohio State has now become (31:44). The predictions segment focuses on Rivalry Week, and the crew look forward to the Iron Bowl (40:26) and LSU vs. Texas A&M on Thanksgiving day (38:22), as well as the classic Clemson–South Carolina tilt (37:09). Les Is More is ready to be there for your holiday drive, and to make sure you'll be to ready to talk more than turkey at the Thanksgiving dinner table! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Les Is More is back with more insight into the 2017 college football season! This week, Coach Miles is once again joined by close friend and former Michigan quarterback, John Wangler, as well as his oldest son, Manny Miles, a backup quarterback at North Carolina. The trio take a look at Auburn's upset victory last Saturday over No. 1–ranked Georgia (2:00), as well as Miami's dismantling of Notre Dame (18:00). In the pod's weekly Baker Mayfield conversation, Manny, a current D-I QB, offers his two cents on the Oklahoma star (29:00). Coach then recounts a story from daughter Smacker's childhood, about the time she won a state high school swimming championship (25:51). Later, he and his co hosts look forward to several games this weekend, including Michigan's big matchup with undefeated Wisconsin (41:10). They also discuss how Tennessee will fare against LSU now that the Volunteers have parted ways with coach Butch Jones (51:05).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Coach Miles is joined once again by his daughter Smacker and close friend and former Michigan quarterback, John Wangler. Les takes a shot at answering questions from fans — including one about whether he ever considered coaching at Ohio State early in his career (20:10). He and his cohosts then look back at last Saturday's insane Bedlam shootout between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State (30:03), and touch on the surprising defeats of the Buckeyes (10:02) and Penn State (12:05), and what the losses mean for each team in the race for this season's College Football Playoff. Les also takes a moment to remember his father, and tells a great story about how his dad got him to stand up to a neighborhood bully (2:52). Finally the gang makes their predictions for this weekend's slate of big-time matchups, including Georgia vs. Auburn and Notre Dame vs. Miami (46:18).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 5 of Les Is More, Coach Miles is once again joined by his daughter Smacker, and close friend and former Michigan quarterback, John Wangler. They look back at the crazy game between Penn State and Ohio State last Saturday, and discuss how impressed they were with Buckeyes quarterback J.T. Barrett (2:24). Les then recalls the story of how he met his wife, Kathy Miles, while they were both at Michigan (14:28). Next, former Michigan and NFL offensive lineman Jon Jansen joins the show to discuss the state of the Wolverines (21:50). Finally, the gang takes a look at the upcoming weekend, one of the biggest of the season (44:55), which includes the Bedlam matchup between Oklahoma St. and Oklahoma (48:40). They also discuss LSU's rivalry game against Alabama (50:24).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 4 of Les Is More, Coach Miles is once again joined by his daughter Smacker, and close friend and former Michigan quarterback, John Wangler — who has a few thoughts on Big Blue's loss to Penn State last Saturday(1:50). The three discuss last weekend's other big games, including Notre Dame's annihilation of USC (21:14), as well as which current one-loss teams have the best shot at the College Football Playoff (25:40). Les then takes a call from LSU alum and NFL lineman Tyson Jackson (32:07). The topics they touch on include Coach's unusual recruiting methods, and what the Tigers went through during Hurricane Katrina. Finally, Les looks toward next Saturday's big matchups, with he, John and Smacker making their predictions for Penn State at Ohio State (48:45) and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third installment of Les is More, Coach Miles goes long on the 2007 national championship–winning Tigers. Joined by podcast-regulars Smacker Miles and John Wangler, Les discusses his memorable return to Tiger Stadium last weekend (3:00), and also breaks down LSU's upset victory over No. 10 Auburn (9:10). He then answers some questions from listeners (14:00), including one about LSU's disappointing loss in the 2012 national title game (15:54). Coach's special guest this week is Jacob Hester (21:58), the captain of the 2007 Tigers, who reminisces about memorable moments from that season, and who also discusses the only time Coach Miles ever questioned his judgment. Finally, Les wrap things up with John and Smacker, reviewing the week that was in college football (50:55), as well as offering up a few predictions for this Saturday (58:39).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the debut episode of Les Is More, Coach Miles is joined by his oldest daughter, Smacker Miles, as well as former Michigan great and longtime friend John Wangler, to discuss Baker Mayfield's antics (2:23), LSU's surprising home loss to Troy (14:46) and which teams are best suited this season to challenge Alabama and Clemson at the top of the rankings (33:23). The coach also answers a couple of questions from fans, including one about his experience when he was let go by LSU last season(8:26). And finally he reconnects with current Oklahoma State head coach and former colleague, Mike Gundy, who talks about everything from the spread offense to hunting rattlesnakes (20:10).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Only Harry Statham, Pat Summit and Mike Krzyzewski have won more college basketball games than Danny Miles at 1,040.  On the road to coaching immortality, Coach Miles won 3 National Championships in 43 years at Oregon Tech.  His love for his players and the game earned him Coach John Wooden’s “Keys to Life” Award in […]

In this super-sized episode, our brave host enters the lion's den, barely surviving an hours long interview between Co-Champions Chris Erichsen and Christopher Coffey. In Act I, Coffey uses misdirection, interruption, and head-shaking belly laughs to thwart Erichsen's every effort to relay a coherent narrative of his life as an elite runner. Despite Coffey's malicious attempts to derail the conversation, Erichsen manages to convey his early years running in SmallTown, Minnesota, slowly building a team of five guys into a regional powerhouse. In Act II, Erichsen tells about his years working under the tutelage of Coach Miles--not rigorously training perse, but gaining life-affirming skills nonetheless on the SJU trails and track with a snow blower and hedge clippers. In the wee minutes, Erichsen spills the details on his Olympic Trials debut and tells how a runner of his magnitude ended up on a team of such ill repute.

Episode 114 with Tim Miles. He doesn't do craft beer. But we decided to let him hang around anyway.In this episode....we mostly just let Tim do his thing. Hear stories from his time at Nebraska. Recruiting. Coaching. Drinking Coors Light. It's all here. Meanwhile, Connor and Mark drank beers from 515 Brewing, Deschutes, and Brickway.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.