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This week on the Community Trust Bank Coaches Corner: Tonight we have on Bath County Football Coach Brandon Brewer along with Logan Jones,  Branson Bartlett, John Montjoy, and Parker Cox     Join us for an action-packed episode!   Your home for passionate sports talk—from Friday night lights to the hardwood to the diamond! We shine a spotlight on local high school athlete's sports scene. If it matters to you it matters to us!! Four voices. Four communities. All sports.   Hosts - Sean Kiper, Wes Crouch, Adam Muncy, and Daron Stephens.       Follow and Like us on the following Social Media Platforms.   Support the show   Follow us on Facebook   Follow us on X   Subscribe on Youtube   Visit us on the Web  

"It's crazy...because it's not murder, it's not beating somebody.." Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire defends his QB Brendan Sorsby..

CAS 6-9-1-2026 Tom Dosch-Jamestown Football Coach (Northern 10 Years) by Calling All Sports

ODU Football head coach Ricky Rahne joins The Monarchists to talk spring ball, the importance of summer development, recruiting camps, roster retention, NIL/revenue sharing, offensive line progress, and why Monarch fans should embrace the team in front of them right now.Coach also explains why summer workouts shape the heart and soul of a football team, what ODU looks for during camps, how player leadership develops in June and July, and why the best days of college football can still be ahead.Plus: golf tournament stories, Coach Snodgrass praise, honest recruiting insight, and a surprise wrestling detour at the end.Subscribe, like, comment, and share with Monarch Nation.Go Monarchs!Chapters00:00 Intro & ODAF shoutout01:00 Spring ball recap: 15 practices, not 1602:35 Offensive line progress04:00 Coach Snodgrass and the importance of summer development06:45 ODU Football golf tournament09:50 Football camps and players coaching campers12:45 What makes a successful summer?16:20 NCAA recruiting calendar and rule complexity19:15 What ODU evaluates at camps23:05 What can be taught vs. what traits are harder to change25:25 Recruiting measurables and why height exaggerations hurt players29:25 NIL, revenue sharing, recruiting, and roster retention34:00 Post-camp evaluations and offer decisions35:45 Evaluating camp data and long-distance campers37:00 How ODU treats every camper38:25 New offensive line coaches40:45 What ODU fans should do before the season41:45 “The good old days are never coming back”44:00 Bonus wrestling talk with Coach Rahne47:00 Coach Rahne thanks The Monarchists48:00 Go Monarchs

Jacob Townsend is joined by new West Greene football coach Caleb Slover to talk about the new job, his background, and what his plans are for the Buffaloes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Final hour from today's SEC Spring Meetings, Paul sits down with Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz, Kentucky head coach Will Stein, and Georgia Head Coach Kirby Smart. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, William & Mary Head Football Coach Mike London reveals what it really takes to play Division 1 football. He breaks down why coaches look beyond highlight tapes, how character and academics impact recruiting, and what high school players must show to stand out in today's transfer portal era.Want Some 1:1 Help With Getting Your Son a College Football Scholarship? Click Here To Learn More & Schedule Your 15 Minute Scholarship Evaluation:https://gonextplay.com/book-evaluation-call?el=youtube-orgClick Here to Register for My Free Live Training:https://gonextplay.com/free-training?el=richie-yt-bio

New Florida head man John Sumrall lived needing personal protection launching his career. Will sacrifice and toughness lead to wins?

Jacob Townsend and Bud talk with ETSU football coach, Will Healy, as the Bucs are 100 days away from the start of the season, they talk about what this part of the off season is like, the quarterback conversation during the summer, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features new Kentucky football coach Will Stein, making his second appearance on the podcast but first since taking over at UK. Stein speaks on the demands of the job, including how he used the time between a set change at a Morgan Wallen concert to FaceTime a recruit. He details what he views as the biggest difference between coaching today's players and how he was coached as a player. And he discusses how his playing days at Louisville may have been different had the transfer portal and name, image and likeness (NIL) been around back then.

This week on the Community Trust Bank Coaches Corner: Tonight we have on Montgomery County Head football coach Joe Chirico and a few players live from Cunningham Field!! Join us for an action-packed episode!   Your home for passionate sports talk—from Friday night lights to the hardwood to the diamond! We shine a spotlight on local high school athlete's sports scene. If it matters to you it matters to us!! Four voices. Four communities. All sports.   Hosts - Sean Kiper, Wes Crouch, Adam Muncy, and Daron Stephens.       Follow and Like us on the following Social Media Platforms.   Support the show   Follow us on Facebook   Follow us on X   Subscribe on Youtube   Visit us on the Web  

CAS 5-13-2-2026 Kalen DeBoer-Alabama Football Coach (Milbank/USF) by Calling All Sports

A 2006 Ottawa High School graduate and two-year starting quarterback, Jared Mundt is the Pirates new varsity football coach.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

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John Canzano talks with Portland State football coach Chris Fisk and former Oregon State sports information director Hal Cowan. Fisk talks about the spring game in a lively conversation. Cowan talks about meeting former Raiders owner Wayne Valley years ago. Subscribe to this podcast. Read JohnCanzano.com Support our sponsor -- Gresham Ford -- at www.GreshamFord.com.

New USF Head Coach Brian Hartline joins the show to talk the future of Bulls football. Plus, the Lightning's offseason priorities and the growing traction behind a massive 24-team College Football Playoff and have some fun with a highly competitive game of "Playing the Percentages." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us Fan MailNew UConn Football head coach Jason Candle joins the show to break down his first few months on the job.From assembling a roster in today's transfer portal era to navigating NIL, Coach Candle shares what's surprised him most about UConn Football and why he's excited about the future.We also dive into quarterback evaluation, spring practice takeaways, scheduling as an independent, and how he balances the process of building his program with the pressure to win right away.Plus, some fun topics to close it out—golf with Gruden, his favorite Red Sox player, and what would be on the menu at a Candle family tailgate.

4-29-26 Lobo Football Coach, Jason Eck joins the program

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Mike Mulligan and David Haugh were joined by Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz to share a scouting report on new Bears center Logan Jones, who previously starred for the Hawkeyes.

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CAS 4-27-2-2026 Matt Vitzthum-USD Football Coach by Calling All Sports

Idaho State football coach Cody Hawkins, now in his fourth season in Pocatello, joins Prater and Ballgame for a conversation about spring camp progress, the stars of his Big Sky program, new players on an evolving roster - and a new vibe after finishing last season on a four-game winning streak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Idaho State football coach Cody Hawkins, now in his fourth season in Pocatello, joins Prater and Ballgame for a conversation about spring camp progress, the stars of his Big Sky program, new players on an evolving roster - and a new vibe after finishing last season on a four-game winning streak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul is joined by Mike Elko, Texas A&M Football Coach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Drive took a detour from pro and college sports to react to the story that Lee's Summit West is firing coaches for local recruiting violations.

In this episode, Coach Evan Peterson shares his insights on football coaching, focusing on defensive strategies against the Wing T offense, his coaching journey from Texas to Idaho, and the importance of adapting to different player dynamics. He discusses the challenges of high school football, the significance of building a strong team culture, and the differences between high school and college coaching. Coach Peterson emphasizes the need for both passionate and casual players and coaches to create a balanced and enjoyable football environment. Social Media X: @CoachEPeterson0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore has been sentenced after he pleaded "no contest" last month to two misdemeanors. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill has the afternoon's top news stories.

Rusty discusses his roster and the upcoming Spring Showcase scheduled for April 18th.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seth and Sean see if Mel Kiper, Diego Pavia, Patrick Beverley, Diana Russini, Charles Omenihu or Koa Ka'ai can dethrone the current champ, Coach Charles Huff, in this week's Take-a-Mania.

We're staying in Florida as we visit with Colton Eisenberg, the Special Teams Coordinator for Coral Glades H.S. Colton was an outstanding High School and College Punter and now he's building his career as a HS Assistant. He shares his journey so far and some of his Best Practices on The Educational AD Podcast!

Hour 2 - Wiggy and Greg give their leads for the morning. Greg responds to fraudulent claims. Do you trust Vrabel less has the coach of our football team now? They Said It and more!

Go to www.LearningLeader.com/becoming to learn more about "The Price of Becoming." -- My new book!   Clark Lea is the head football coach at Vanderbilt… He's led one of the best turnaround stories in college football. He got hired as head coach in 2021 to inherit a program that had gone winless the year before. What he's built since is remarkable: a 40–35 upset of No. 1 Alabama, back-to-back SEC Coach of the Year awards, and Vanderbilt's first 10-win season in program history. He's won games and changed the culture. Key Learnings Better people make a better team. Development in one area is development in all areas. We're trained to see life in separate lanes (coach here, husband here, father here, student here, athlete here), but when you live that way, you're in constant conflict. Instead, see each person as a circle where all those roles define who we are, and development in one area is development in all areas. Show up on time, deliver on time, engage resources. If you show up on time, turn your work in on time, and engage the resources that are here to help you, you're not just going to survive, you're going to thrive. This is what it takes to be a great football player and a great student. "We are not victims in this process." After missing the playoffs, Clark told his team: This is the ground we stand on, this is who we are. Let's be really proud of what we accomplished, but also acknowledge we've fallen short, and that is no one else's fault. Vanderbilt football doesn't need to complain loud enough to get someone to change their mind. We need to play better football. The joy we can experience is equal and opposite to the pain we can experience. In athletics, you're suspended between the pain and the joy, and the depths of that pain can be excruciating. But the joy we get to experience together in a shared way is unbelievable. The entry fee is the acceptance of that. ?This is exactly where we're supposed to be because there are no mistakes." Driving into work the day Vanderbilt didn't make the playoffs, Clark realized: this is actually exactly where we're supposed to be because there are no mistakes. As a leader, they have to know who you are. How do you coach a team and make sure your personality shows up on the field? As a head coach, being open, honest, and exposed in front of the team is essential to leadership philosophy. Take new players through your entire story. Clark does an intake meeting with new players every year that runs an hour and a half. He starts with an image of himself as a kid and takes them through high school, college, his career journey, where he met his wife, where they got married, where each of his kids was born, the highs, lows, all of it. Then he takes them through the state of the program when he got here and every team since. Share your family with them. Clark's kids are around all the time, his wife comes out to practice, and they talk about things in an open and honest way. That's a gateway to really meaningful relationships, and that's been the bedrock of this program build. "Change is hard. Change is painful. Are you willing to go to the hard places?" This job has been a personal evolution for Clark, which has allowed for program evolution. He had to change, and he didn't know about going to the hard places until he took this job. When you get so obsessed with long-term goals, you leverage the moment in such a way that makes it impossible to breathe. Clark thought he was going to be a major league baseball player. He went to Birmingham Southern, won the NAIA World Series, but his skills were diminishing. He was experiencing the yips, a mental block, because he was holding it too tight. Even though you change places, your problems will follow you. Clark transferred to Belmont for a fresh start, but his skills diminished even further. It was humiliating and challenging to his identity. That year was really difficult. "Relatedness is our edge." Brotherhood is the most overused word; family is overused. Relatedness is this shared experience we have, a sense of belonging and community, a deep respect, a foundational respect. Once we learn how to see each other at that depth and understand one another and care for one another and fight for one another, we carry that as an edge in our performance. "Belief is a practice." Clark said four years ago that they're building the best program in the country, and everyone laughed except people internally. The phrasing is important: "We are building the best." That means it's early stages. Hope is passive; belief is an active decision. Hope is passive; belief is an active decision. When you hope for something, you kind of sit back, and you go, man, I hope that's the case. Belief is, I believe this is the case, so here's the thing I'm going to invest in that puts me on the pathway to actualizing that outcome. If the belief isn't there, your tolerance for sacrifice won't be there. You're going to see the entry fee, and you're going to hope that it happens. When we take belief into a practice, we make it happen. "I don't have to be bigger, faster, stronger in my role anymore, but I need to suffer." Anyone on an aspirational journey makes sacrifices. Clark's tolerance for suffering shows up in getting in the weight room and training, eating habits, social habits. "Make sure before you give the thumbs up that you get your skis up." Clark's dad taught him water skiing: if your skis are parallel or pointed downwards, you're going to go up and over those skis and just be dragged in the wake of the boat. As a leader, once Clark gets in the building, his time belongs to everybody else. He has to have his skis up in the morning. If you're late at night drinking, you're not going to be able to have that time in the morning to prepare yourself to be what I need to be for others. There's sacrifice, but it's also joyful. Sacrifice isn't something you have to do; it's actually what makes us special. "Head, body, head, body." This is from the movie The Fighter. This is Clark's mantra that puts you in the present: no matter what's happened, I'm not going to focus on what's come before, we're not going to forecast, we're going to be right where our feet are, and we're gonna remember the plan. Body shots accumulate. You can't knock the opponent out in one punch. Be the chief alignment officer and the chief reminding officer. Mike McDonald (Seahawks HC) said these are two of his primary roles. Clark uses the spear as a representation of alignment: the spear has to move in one direction to be effective. It doesn't matter what you say as a head coach in the team room if it's not taken into the tightest echo chambers. That environment's not powerful enough to inspire action. The culture of a school is defined in the classroom. For Clark, if what he says isn't taken to the position groups and reinforced, then driven into behavior, they're going to lose alignment and lose focus. "The culture of a school is defined in the classroom. Good teachers make for a good experience. Poor teachers make for challenging experiences." You can never tire of driving the standards and behaviors. The reminding part is: how tired can you get of driving the standards and behaviors? The skill becomes, can we focus on the things that impact winning? Let me focus on the things that are most important and let me be relentless in making sure those show up. Clark is reminding coaches, players, staff, all of it, and helping them and guiding them into driving accountability within their spaces. Then he has to let the program breathe a little bit. Performance can't be tight, it can't be restrictive. Clark needs his guys to bring their unique personalities and their creative energy that makes it so much more fun, and it shows up on the field. Let me remind you of who we are and what we do and how we do these things and how it impacts winning. But then let me let you be yourself and bring your personality and help us elevate this program, not just be a part of it. "Coach, I look forward to coming to Vanderbilt to help you win championships." When Diego Pavia got off the phone with Clark after their first conversation, he said this in the most genuine way. Clark had spent a lot of time trying to convince a lot of people of what was possible at Vanderbilt, and that felt like the first time that someone was meeting him right where he was. "The world doesn't need a watered down Diego Pavia." When Diego's at his best, he's being himself. It's also important to have boundaries, and without conflict, there's erosion. So you have to fight for those boundaries.  "We really are a group of misfits." Brian Longwell, one of their linebackers, commented during a team building exercise. A five star coming to Vanderbilt is not your typical five star. That choice in and of itself is the acceptance of a challenge. The misfit ignores the external and tends to the internal." As we elevate our people, we don't ever lose our identity. As long as they're true to who they are, the people they accept in this program will quickly get in lockstep with where they're moving. Reflection Questions What area of your life are you treating as separate from the others? Development in one area is development in all areas. How would this shift change your approach? Are you practicing hope or practicing belief? Hope is passive, belief is active. What would change if you made the shift? Do you have your skis up in the morning? What sacrifices do you need to make the night before to be what you need to be for others? More Learning: #062: Jim Tessel - Servant Leadership Through Coaching #325: Ron Ullery - Demanding Excellence & Delayed Gratification #503 - Sherri Coale - The Art of Asking & Winning On & Off the Court Audio Chapters: 00:00 The Price of Becoming 01:10 The Turnaround at Vanderbilt 02:48 Coaching Network and Mentors 04:48 Winning with Academic Standards 07:48 Have a No Victim Mindset 11:56 Leaders Must Share Your Story 17:27 Relatedness Is Our Edge 18:44 Belief Is a Practice 21:30 Belief As Practice 23:13 Sacrifice And Suffering 24:30 Do You Have Your Skis Up? 26:05 The Head-Body Mantra 27:35 Leaders Must Align And Remind 31:53 Quarterback Diego Pavia 34:33 Misfits And Five Stars 35:48 EOPC

In this episode of the Mind of a Football Coach podcast, Coach Brian Smith shares his journey through football coaching, emphasizing the importance of traditional offenses, particularly the stack I. He discusses his coaching philosophy centered around toughness, building relationships with players, and the significance of leadership programs. Coach Smith also provides insights into practice structure, game preparation, and advice for young coaches, highlighting the value of seeking help and focusing on personal development alongside athletic success. Coach Smith on X: @HCBrianSmith Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After 15 seasons as the head coach at his alma mater, Bradley-Bourbonnais' Mike Kohl has resigned. He will remain as the school's athletic director.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

How are those NCAA brackets going? If you still filling out one, you are a sucka. I explain why I have that opinion with facts. Maybe next year you'll ride the chalk.  Kyle Whittingham the former Utah head Football Coach. I lay down some crumbs on why he is now the Head football coach at the Univ. of Michigan. It has more to do with Utah than Michigan. BTW: he made out like a bandit. The Score act was not voted on in Dec. of 2025, I tell you why it was not and tell you it has to do with one man in college football. I discuss what was the fallout of the high powered and overrated meeting in the Whitehouse a couple weeks ago. I let you the reason for no executive order this time. Well, not yet. Today March 25th several people are testifying before congress on college sports. I talk about the difference between the 100+ plus people on the white house "BLUE RIBBON" Panel and the people that are going Infront of congress today. Lastly, I give facts and opinion on the Hockey situation at Univ. of Minnesota Men's and Women's hockey programs. Why it happened, who was the real benefactors of this happing. This will not get me any invites to many occasions over at the U. of MN. Title Sponsors: minnesotapersonalinjury.com   Sponsors: www.Linkzart.com www.Jaybeesgloverepair.com   #ROSSDELLENGER, #CONGRESS, #NCAABRACKETS, #SCOREACT, #KYLEWHITTINGHAM, #UTAHFOOTBALL  

The Break Room (MONDAY 3/8/26) 6am Hour 1) How to spot a football coach in the wild 2) This doesn't seem like an easy way to get sober? 3) Why hasn't this been eliminated yet?

An off-duty firefighter saved a football coach in Orange County, CA, after the coach suddenly fell unconscious. AND A young boy with autism finds friendship and support at his neighborhood grocery store. To see videos and photos referenced in this episode, visit GodUpdates! https://www.godtube.com/blog/firefighter-saves-football-coach.html https://www.godtube.com/blog/boy-with-autism-finds-support.html Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

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Happy Tuesday Edition of the Program!! The Games have to Matter!! The CBJ hang on and get a big 2 points. Ohio State got their big win, now they need to finish. We'll look at the latest bracketology. The QB Domino that falls first and the Browns and Ty Simpson. Spring Football starts one week from today. Ohio State's next head Football Coach. Tuesday's with Tiberi, Shelley Time with Jody Shelley, What's Up, The Real Truth, Thing or Not a Thing and 3 Things

Monday Hour 1: An update on Sean's dad, Drake Football coach Matt Walker comes in studio

"He's a dork." Tony made his way into Christopher Columbus High School's gym to chat with Fernando Mendoza's former coach, Dave Dunn. Plus, Dan admits to being an awkward hugger, Greg has a rough estimation of who is in an old photo, and the Ja Morant's trade market is HEATing up. Get it? Like the Miami HEAT? Get it? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It’s been 7 weeks since Union High School’s head football coach vanished into the woods behind his home. 46-year-old Travis Turner was last seen on November 20th, days before his undefeated team was headed to a big semi-final game. 5 days after his disappearance, Virginia State Police revealed the coach was wanted on child porn and solicitation charges. Amy and T.J. go over the latest information in this deepening mystery.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.