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Send us a Text Message.Step up to the plate with "The Intangibles of Catching with Dustin Garneau" on the BackPick Podcast! In this episode, host Brett Thomas dives deep into the heart of baseball with former big leaguer and current Colorado Rockies catching and game planning coordinator, Dustin Garneau. From his Southern California roots to his College World Series triumphs at Cal State Fullerton, and his seven-year MLB career, Dustin shares insider stories and expert catching techniques.Discover how mastering the one-knee-down stance can transform the way you play and why mental fortitude is crucial behind the plate. Dustin breaks down the evolution of catching techniques, emphasizing the importance of moving the baseball, building a strong rapport with pitchers, and the art of game planning. With anecdotes about legendary coaches like George Horton and valuable lessons from sports psychology pioneer Ken Ravizza, this episode is packed with insights that will elevate your understanding of the game.Whether you're a seasoned player or a young enthusiast, this episode offers invaluable tips on becoming a better catcher and appreciating the soul of baseball. Don't miss out on this engaging, insightful conversation that blends professional wisdom with personal experiences.Hit that subscribe button for more in-depth baseball content and join our community on social media for exclusive updates and merchandise. Let's step up our game together!#CatcherGamePlanning #CatchingAcademy #DustinGarneauInterview #CatchingMechanics #CatchersRoleCHAPTERS:00:00 - Intro00:48 - College Baseball Insights05:44 - Finding Your Role in the Team11:59 - Understanding the Game Mechanics14:44 - Effective Pitch Calling17:35 - Catcher-Pitcher Relationship Dynamics21:00 - Mental Approach Under Pressure23:40 - Ken Ravizza's Impact on You27:50 - Moving the Baseball Techniques31:40 - Creating a Clean Throwing Path35:25 - Building Throwing Leverage35:55 - Transitioning to One-Knee Down Stance41:25 - Martín Maldonado's Skills45:10 - Importance of Accurate Throwing48:00 - Kickstand vs. Traditional Stance50:55 - Optimal Catching Stances53:20 - Best Places to Eat for Athletes54:57 - Final Thoughts57:08 - Outro

George Horton was born and raised in ⁠Downey, California⁠ and graduated from ⁠Downey High School⁠ in 1971. He played on the ⁠Cerritos College⁠ baseball team in 1972 and 1973 under coach ⁠Wally Kincaid⁠. Horton then played two seasons under head coach ⁠Augie Garrido⁠ at ⁠Cal State Fullerton⁠ in 1975 and 1976. He was on the Fullerton team that made the school's first appearance in the College World Series in 1975. Horton began his coaching career the same place he began his collegiate playing career, ⁠Cerritos College⁠. He coached there for two seasons before moving onto ⁠Los Angeles Valley College⁠. From there he went back to Cerritos College as an assistant before eventually becoming the head coach. He was later hired by his former coach, ⁠Augie Garrido⁠, to be an assistant at Cal State Fullerton. When Garrido left in 1996, Horton was hired to replace him. In 2003, Horton was named 2003 National Coach of the Year by Baseball America. In 2004, Horton would face off against his old boss in the ⁠2004 College World Series⁠ championship series. The Fullerton Titans won the series and the national championship. While at CSF Coach Horton record was 490–212–1. In September 2007, Horton was named the head coach of the ⁠University of Oregon⁠, which reinstated its baseball program starting in the 2009 season after being a club sport since 1982. In his first season at the helm of the Ducks the team was 14–42. In 2010, Horton led the Ducks to the ⁠NCAA⁠ Division I baseball Tournament for the first time since 1964. The 2010 Ducks baseball team finished the season with a 40–24 overall record. He finished with a record of 375–281–1. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matt-brown57/support

In this captivating episode, we delve into the remarkable career of Coach George Horton, an iconic figure in the world of baseball. From his early days as a player to his legendary coaching tenure, we explore the transformative impact he had on the game. Join us as we uncover the victories, the challenges, and the enduring legacy of Coach George Horton.

Coach Forward is an interview-style podcast hosted by Jason Mejeur (Coach J), accomplished Coach, Mentor, and Founder/CEO at OWN IT.Highlights from the episode:[13:41] Leading By Listening[15:57] Being Question-Oriented vs. Statement-Oriented[25:07] Creating A Mission-Vision-Process Team[28:59] Teaching Players To Lead[34:30] When Oregon Baseball Ditched The Fancy Nike Gear[37:46] When A Walk-On Called Out The Head Coach[44:45] Player-Led Culture SessionsToday I got to talk with Coach Mark Wasikowski, Head Coach of Oregon Baseball.During his five-year tenure as a head coach, Mark Wasikowski has proven he can turn a program around in a hurry. In his first full season at Oregon, Wasikowski led the Ducks to a 12-win improvement over Oregon's win total the season before he became UO's head coach.The Oregon turnaround came on the heels of an even bigger improvement at Purdue, where he was a first-time head coach. The Boilermakers won 19 more games in Wasikowski's first season at the helm than the team totaled the year before he took over the program.Wasikowski also coached both teams to postseason appearances after significant playoff droughts at both Purdue and Oregon in year two as head coach. After coaching just 15 games in his first season at the helm of the Ducks because of COVID-19, Wasikowski led Oregon to a 39-win season and a spot as an NCAA Regional host in the 2021 season. The postseason appearance was Oregon's first since the 2015 season.At Purdue, Wasikowski led the Boilermakers to a 38-win campaign in 2018 and a spot in the NCAA Regionals two years after PU finished the season 10-44. It was Purdue's first postseason appearance since 2012 and just its third in school history.As an assistant or head coach, Wasikowski helped lead 16 of his 24 teams (omitting 2020 COVID-19 shortened season) to the postseason, including three Super Regional appearances and one trip to the CWS. In four stops as an assistant coach, Wasikowski helped each of the four teams advance to the postseason.In addition to the two regional tournaments he led his teams to as a head coach, Wasikowski helped Oregon to four postseason appearances in his five seasons as an assistant on George Horton's staff. At Arizona, the Wildcats advanced to the NCAA Tournament seven times in his 10 years on Andy Lopez's staff in Tucson.About Jason Mejeur (Coach J)Jason has 15+ years of experience coaching basketball at the college and high school level and has lived on the sidelines and in the locker rooms working to build teams and inspire athletes.His mission is to build authentic relationships with his players so that he can impact them beyond the basketball court.More recently, Jason is building the OWN IT System to help bring data-driven sleep and health coaching to student-athletes and their teams.Join the discussion with Coach Forward on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Enjoying the podcast? Please leave us a review.

«........ο Έλληνας πολιτικός, θα φθάσει ακόμα και να θυσιάσει τη χώρα του μαζί και πολλές ζωές, προκειμένου να κρατήσει το κόμμα του στην εξουσία για ακόμα λίγες εβδομάδες, δύσκολα κάποιος μπορεί να το πιστέψει........» (23.Σεπτ. 1922), ανέφερε ο GEORGE HORTON στην προϊσταμένη του αρχή, φιλέλληνας, Πρέσβης των ΗΠΑ στη Σμύρνη το 1922. Που το (ξανα)είδαμε αυτό. Οταν ο Καμμένος, μετά το διαζύγιο απο τον Τσίπρα, «δάνεισε» δύο βουλευτές για να στηριχθεί ο κ. Τσίπρας, τους οποίους δεν διέγραψε για να μην χάσει την ιδιότητα του Αρχηγού Κόμματος. Στόχος των παραπάνω ήταν να κερδίσει ο ΣΥΡΙΖΑ μερικές ακόμη εβδομάδες εξουσίας, να κυρώσει την επιζήμια Συμφωνία των Πρεσπών και να διατηρηθεί ως Κοινοβουλευτική Ομάδα το μόρφωμα των ΑΝΕΛ, ώστε να μη χάσει τα προνόμιά του ο Καμμένος. Αυτά βέβαια είναι ιστορία πλέον. Μόνο που η ιστορία δείχνει να επαναλαμβάνεται... Με όλα όσα συμβαίνουν στην χώρα αλλά και στον κόσμο, με μια πανδημία, με πόλεμο, με ακρίβεια και φτώχεια, με ελληνοτουρικά κλπ κλπ αναρωτιούνται πολλοί αν η Κυβέρνηση έχει το δικαίωμα να λαμβάνει τις αποφάσεις που λαμβάνει. Όπως να στέλνει όπλα στην Ουκρανία ας πούμε εμπλέκοντας την χώρα σε έναν πόλεμο και σε συνέπειες εξαιτίας αποφάσεων άλλων. Και γιατί δεν κάνει άμεσα εκλογές ώστε να ανανεωθεί η εμπιστοσύνη των πολιτών στο πρόσωπο της; Έχοντας την εμπειρία και βλέποντας και ακούγοντας τις συνεδριάσεις από το Ελληνικό κοινοβούλιο δεν πρέπει να αναρωτιόμαστε γιατί το πολιτικό σύστημα απαξιώνεται. Ύβρεις, σεξιστικά υπονοούμενα, πόθεν έσχες της ντροπής, νεότατοι βουλευτές και ευρωβουλευτές υποψήφιοι σωτήρες που χωρίς ένα μεροκάμματο στην ζωή τους φιγουράρουν με εκατοντάδες χιλιάδες ευρώ καταθέσεις. Και αυτά είναι που θέλουν να φαίνονται… Το πλέον λυπηρό είναι ότι δίνεται στους πολίτες και ιδιαιτέρως στα νέα παιδιά το μήνυμα ότι «τα πάντα γίνονται» και «κανένας φραγμός δεν υπάρχει», αρκεί να κατέβεις στις εκλογές να τα οικονομήσεις. Αποτέλεσμα; Η νέα γενιά να αποξενώνεται ολοκληρωτικά από την πολιτική. Ενθαρρύνεται η αρχή της διάλυσης κάθε οργανωμένης δομής της κοινωνίας. Χωρίς κανόνες, ηθικούς φραγμούς και με επικράτηση του νόμου της ζούγκλας βλέπουμε καθημερινά δολοφονίες, άκρατη εγκληματικότητα και ασυδοσία…

Oregon baseball won a lot of games with “Horton Ball.” Under former manager George Horton, the Ducks played a purist's form of the game. Horton's Ducks got on base. His Ducks advanced the runner. His Ducks, at their best, would manufacture runs and ride pitching and defense the rest of the way. In 2012, it got Oregon one inning away from reaching the College World Series. That year, the Ducks hit 29 home runs in 65 games. Here a decade later, former Horton assistant Mark Wasikowski has gone the opposite direction. In his first year replacing Horton, the Ducks hit a team-record 56 home runs in 2021. Then in the offseason, Oregon moved in the fences at PK Park, long considered one of the friendliest places for pitchers in the conference. How has that worked out? Well, it's April 1 and the No. 21 Ducks (18-7, 7-2 Pac-12) have mashed 41 home runs through 25 games. They're also leading the Pac-12 standings heading into this weekend's series with UCLA. Steve Mims, who has covered more baseball at PK Park than anyone, stops by the show this week to talk about Oregon's power surge. Then we get into some Final Four and Oregon basketball talk. This is a free episode of The I-5 Corridor podcast. The I-5 Corridor is independent, local sports journalism dependent on its listeners and readers. For access to all podcasts and written material on The I-5 Corridor, consider becoming a subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.i-5corridor.com/subscribe

Welcome into Episode 55 of the 1544 Miles to Omaha podcast. This is Part 4 of our conversation with legendary Cal State Fullerton coaches Rick Vanderhook and George Horton.Continuing our conversation talking about some of the greatest Titan Baseball players to ever put on a uniform, we cover the intangible aspects of Titan Baseball that helped propel it to be one of the most iconic and most successful programs in college baseball. We delve into who was a great clutch performer, great performances by part-time players, strongest players, slash hitters, base stealers, great students and not able bat boys/girls. We highly suggest listening to Episode 52, the Part 1 of this series, Episode 53, the Part 2 of this series and Episode 54, the Part 3 of this series to gain context on the intent and spirit of these conversations.Part 4 highlights include:Greatest clutch performers (2:06)Greatest performance by a part time player (9:51)Strongest player (15:31)Great slash hitters (18:57)Great base stealer (22:45)Great student (26:39)Great bat boy (32:03)▶️ Visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/▶️ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmaha▶️ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow George Horton on Twitter: https://twitter.com/G_Horton8▶️ Follow Rick Vanderhook on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rick_vanderhook▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com

Welcome into Episode 54 of the 1544 Miles to Omaha podcast. This is Part 3 of our conversation with legendary Cal State Fullerton coaches Rick Vanderhook and George Horton.Continuing our conversation talking about some of the greatest Titan Baseball players to ever put on a uniform, we tackle the off the field aspects of Titan Baseball that helped propel it to be one of the most iconic and sucessful programs in college baseball. We delve into who was a great clubhouse guy, great recruiting visit host, toughest players and those who had great baseball IQ. We highly suggest listening to Episode 52, the Part 1 of this series and Episode 53, the Part 2 of this series to gain context on the intent and spirit of these conversations.Part 3 highlights include:Great clubhouse guy (1:58)Great official visit recruiter (14:00)Toughest players (28:20)Great Baseball IQ (34:03)▶️ Visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/▶️ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmaha▶️ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow George Horton on Twitter: https://twitter.com/G_Horton8▶️ Follow Rick Vanderhook on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rick_vanderhook▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com

Welcome into Episode 53 of the 1544 Miles to Omaha podcast. This is Part 2 of our conversation with legendary Cal State Fullerton coaches Rick Vanderhook and George Horton.Continuing our conversation talking about some of the greatest Titan Baseball players to ever put on a uniform, we tackle the defensive sides of things while also touching on intangible items like work ethic. We highly suggest listening to Episode 52, the Part 1 of this series to gain context on the intent and spirit of these conversations.Part 2 highlights include:Great Defensive Catcher (2:13)Great Defensive Infielder (16:54)Hooky story about Tony Martinez (23:57)Great Infield Arm (25:00)Great Defensive Outfielder (26:53)Great Outfield Arm (35:00)Great double play combo (37:04)Biggest “Grinder” (41:42)Horton story about Reed Johnson (44:22)Hooky story about Jim Betzsold (47:04)Great bullpen catchers (49:02)

Welcome into Episode 52 of the 1544 Miles to Omaha podcast. Today's episode is a podcast unlike any other podcast we have ever done. It features not one, but two guests at the same time. On top of that, those guests are two legends of Titan Baseball, George Horton and Rick Vanderhook.Dave had a chance to sit down in the backyard of George Horton's Yorba Linda home and ask both Horton and Hooky to recall some of the greatest players they played with and coached while with Titan Baseball. We wanted to dive into the players and the people that made the Titans so successful over the years that don't show up in the media guide or the box scores. We wanted to know which Titan had the best slider, the best 2-out hitter, who was the best bullpen catcher, best clubhouse guy, even the best part-time player. Both Hooky and Horton were quick to say that choosing to recognize "the best" change-up or "the best" outfield arm was too difficult and would leave too many deserving Titans off the list. In this episode, we chose to recall those great players and recognize all the Titan alumni that fit into the different categories. Our conversation spans from George Horton's era as a player when Titan Baseball joined the ranks of Division 1 all the way through the Rick Vanderhook years. As players, then assistants and eventually head coaches of the Titan Baseball program, who better to ask than the two guys who played and coached at Fullerton and can span the over 45 years of Titan Baseball.Part 1 highlights include:Great contact hitters (5:33)Great Strike-Zone Discipline (12:32)Great Bunters (16:53)Great 2-out hitters (20:45)Hooky story about Shane Costa (23:39)Great Base runners (25:17)Amazing Overall Athletes (30:24)Electric Fastball (39:10)Great Curve ball (47:05)Exploding Slider (54:09)Horton story about Brian Tokarse vs JD Drew (54:33)Great Change-up (1:01:54)Great Control (1:07:58)Hooky story on Eshelman's 1st Walk (1:08:20)Horton story on Dan Naulty hitting batters (1:11:38)▶️ Visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/▶️ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmaha▶️ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow George Horton on Twitter: https://twitter.com/G_Horton8▶️ Follow Rick Vanderhook on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rick_vanderhook▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com

Finishing up our ABCA 2022 Hall of Fame Podcast Series is a tribute to John, Keri and Alyssa Altobelli. This episode is a celebration of their life and legacy. Altobelli led the Orange Coast College program for 27 seasons. At the time of his passing he was the winningest coach in school history. In 2019 he became just the 16th coach in California Community College Athletic Association history to reach the 700 win mark. Altobelli’s 4 State titles tied for 3rd all time and just behind coaching legends Wally Kincaid and Scott Pickler. In this episode we will hear from some of the people that the Altobelli Family impacted with University of Houston head coach Todd Whitting, former Santa Ana College head coach Don Sneddon, Cypress Community College head coach Scott Pickler, former Oregon head coach George Horton, Cal State Fullerton assistant Josh Belovsky, University of Texas head coach David Pierce and Orange Coast College assistant Tim Matz. We will finish the episode with a piece that Sports Illustrated’s Michael McKnight put together after the helicopter crash. I want to thank Michael for allowing us to use the interview. Thanks so much for listening and Leave it Better Those Behind You. The ABCA Podcast is presented by Netting Pros. Netting Professionals are improving programs one facility at a time, specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of custom netting for backstops, batting cages, dugouts, bp screens and bal

Last year’s virtual convention forced us to postpone the Hall of Fame banquet. In order to celebrate the 2021 class we did a series of podcasts with the inductees. We are using Christmas break here to reissue last year’s episodes to once again celebrate the 2021 class. We are so excited for the Chicago convention and to be able to honor the 2021 and 2022 classes at the Hall of Fame banquet on Friday January 7th. We can’t thank all of you enough for your continued trust and support. I hope you all enjoy listening to these legends of the game. In the second installment of our ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, George Horton joins us. Horton is one of the few people out there who can say he was on a coaching staff with Wally Kincaid, Dave Snow and Augie Garrido. He is a 38-year continuous ABCA member and his 2004 Cal State Fullerton Squad won the national championship. As an assistant coach, Horton was an integral part of helping Garrido build Fullerton into a powerhouse program. In 2007, Horton was hired to bring the baseball program back at the University of Oregon. Horton has 865 wins as a head coach. He took the Ducks to five NCAA Regionals and one Super Regional appearance in 11 seasons. The ABCA Podcast is presented by Netting Pros. Netting Professionals are improving programs one facility at a time, specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of custom netting for backstops, batting cages, dugouts, bp screens and ball carts. They also design and install digital graphic wall padding windscreen, turf, turf protectors, dugout benches, dugout cubbies and more.

Interviews: Theoni Bell, author of Woman and the Trees (Tan books) & George Horton, vice-postulator (Dorothy Day)

Interviews: Theoni Bell, author of Woman and the Trees (Tan books) & George Horton, vice-postulator (Dorothy Day)

On Today's I-5 Corridor podcast: 1. Aidan and Tyson on how a 12-team playoff would benefit the Ducks, and Mycah Pittman's transfer. “This comes with the territory of how well Cristobal has been recruiting,” Aidan says, “Oregon four or five years ago was far less likely to have a really talented recruit with his eyes on the NFL getting buried on the depth chart.” 2. (22:40) Former Ducks pitcher Cole Irvin, now with the Oakland Athletics, stops by for some stories on his Oregon days, George Horton, the perks of being in the big leagues, e-racing with Dale Earnhardt Jr. and what lessons he learned from poking the bear. You can listen in the player above, or find us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. For subscribers of The I-5 Corridor, a written Q&A with Irvin will be posted on Saturday.If you're receiving this free podcast and would like to upgrade to a paid subscription that gives you access to all stories, you can do so by clicking the button below.Stories from the last week: Follow Aidan Schneider on Twitter. Follow Tyson Alger on Twitter.Podcast music by John Budnik Band.This free episode of The I-5 Corridor podcast is sponsored by Planet3Vitamins.com. Use promo code “Corridor10” for $10 off your first purchase. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.i-5corridor.com/subscribe

Kirk Saarloos gave FORTitude a visit this week. For those who don't know, he is the current head baseball coach of the TCU Horned Frogs. He played college baseball at Cal State Fullerton for coach George Horton from 1999 to 2001 and then played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for 7 seasons before coming to TCU. He led the team to the lowest ERA in school history since 1968 and was named the head coach at TCU last June. He shares a lot about baseball and his journey from California to Texas. The guys had a blast getting to know Kirk. You don't want to miss this episode.

This episode of the 1544 Miles to Omaha Podcast features a one-on-one sit down interview with the sixth head baseball coach in Cal State Fullerton's Division 1 history, Jason Dietrich. We spoke to Coach Dietrich briefly after his introductory press conference in July and you can hear his comments by going back to Episode 40 that was published on July 1st. Coach Dietrich was also a guest on the "Fram and Friends" podcast hosted by Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee in September. We would highly recommend listening to that one to gain more knowledge about the man that will be leading the Titan Baseball program this coming season and into the future.In this interview, we will get to know Coach Dietrich more in depth about his coaching philosophy, which coaches influenced him the most as an assistant coach and what aspects of those coaches will he take into being a head coach. Highlights include:

Jason Dietrich, the sixth head coach in the program's Division I history, comes to Cal State Fullerton after spending the last two seasons as the pitching coach at East Carolina where he helped lead the team to the NCAA Super Regionals this year. Dietrich is returning to the Titans program after serving as the pitching coach in 2013-16. He also had stints at UC Irvine (2008-12) and Oregon (2017-19) that resulted in eight NCAA Regionals and one College World Series appearance. During his 14 full seasons at the Division I level, which includes two as director of operations, Dietrich has worked under ABCA Hall of Fame Coach Mike Gillespie as well as George Horton and Rick Vanderhook.

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We caught up with Mike Rooney, ESPN studio analyst and color commentator and writer and contributor to D1Baseball.com, before the start of the 2021 college baseball season.You probably most recognize Roons from his work during the College World Series in Omaha, normally wearing his trademark bucket hat while reporting from the field. Mike was a player at Notre Dame from 1989 to 1992 and has coached in high school and was on the Arizona State coaching staff under legendary coach Pat Murphy.Please subscribe to the show on whatever platform you are listening and share with family and friends. While there, please leave a 5 star rating and review. This helps other fans find the show more easily. ▶️ Visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/▶️ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmaha▶️ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow Mike Rooney on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mike_Rooney▶️ Follow Mike Rooney on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachrooney6605/▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com

Andrew Checketts, Head Baseball Coach at the University of Cal Santa Barbara, joins us on this week's podcast. Andrew and I talk about some of his influences, namely Pat Casey former coach of Oregon State and George Horton former coach at Oregon and Cal State Fullerton, we talk recruiting, culture, UCSB's intern program, and more!

In the second installment of our ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, George Horton joins us. Horton is one of the few people out there who can say he was on a coaching staff with Wally Kincaid, Dave Snow and Augie Garrido. He is a 38-year continuous ABCA member and his 2004 Cal State Fullerton Squad won the national championship. As an assistant coach, Horton was an integral part of helping Garrido build Fullerton into a powerhouse program. In 2007, Horton was hired to bring the baseball program back at the University of Oregon. Horton has 865 wins as a head coach. He took the Ducks to five NCAA Regionals and one Super Regional appearance in 11 seasons.

In the second installment of our ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, George Horton joins us. Horton is one of the few people out there who can say he was on a coaching staff with Wally Kincaid, Dave Snow and Augie Garrido. He is a 38-year continuous ABCA member and his 2004 Cal State Fullerton Squad won the national championship. As an assistant coach, Horton was an integral part of helping Garrido build Fullerton into a powerhouse program. In 2007, Horton was hired to bring the baseball program back at the University of Oregon. Horton has 865 wins as a head coach. He took the Ducks to five NCAA Regionals and one Super Regional appearance in 11 seasons.

In the second installment of our ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, George Horton joins us. Horton is one of the few people out there who can say he was on a coaching staff with Wally Kincaid, Dave Snow and Augie Garrido. He is a 38-year continuous ABCA member and his 2004 Cal State Fullerton Squad won the national championship. As an assistant coach, Horton was an integral part of helping Garrido build Fullerton into a powerhouse program. In 2007, Horton was hired to bring the baseball program back at the University of Oregon. Horton has 865 wins as a head coach. He took the Ducks to five NCAA Regionals and one Super Regional appearance in 11 seasons.

The BTB boys team up with USC Head Coach Jason Gill to discuss:Taking over the reigns of 12-time national champion, University of Southern California..."the most storied program in college baseball history"His Journey through college baseball and the impact on his life of having great parents and coaches such as the legendary Augie Garrido, George Horton and John SavageNavigating uncharted waters with the Covid-19 pandemic and using this time to show up as a better husband and father for his familyHow he defines success for his teams year after year What he looks for in players, beyond obvious physical toolsWhether you're a baseball old timer, a USC super-fan, or never touched a bat and ball in your life, there are a TON of gems to unpack in here -- and you won't want to miss his answer to our closing question.If and when you find value in these episodes please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and SHARE with a friend, family member, colleague and/or teammate to help us spread this message and build this tribe of BTB listeners!WE ARE HERE TO SERVE and are grateful for you joining us on this journey!Follow Us on Social:Instagram - @biggerthanballpod @iamjimmyhill @czapbaseballTwitter - @iamjimmyhill @kyle_czaplakTik Tok - @iamjimmyhill @kyle_czaplakYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6uLVhu-h1QOO3OQQBaceNg/

Human beings cannot maintain their own rights without respecting and protecting the rights of others. As St. James says, “If a brother or sister has nothing to wear or has no food for the day, and one of you says to them, ‘Go in peace, keep warm, and eat well,’ but you do not give them the necessities of the body, what good is it?” (2:15-16). Join our discussion with George Horton, director of social and community development at Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York, and Diane Zbasnik, director of the Diocesan Social Action Office at Catholic Charities Diocese of Cleveland.

Favourites week gives us the chance to bring on all-sorts of guests and talk to them about their favourite movies.

Favourites week gives us the chance to bring on all-sorts of guests and talk to them about their favourite movies.

We discuss the three films in-depth and the future of Star Wars with Disney as well as the introduction of the streaming platform Disney+.

Conversation with Cal State Fullerton Titan Baseball Head Coach Rick Vanderhook.Currently in his ninth year at helm of the baseball program he played for and was an assistant coach for years, Hook recently surpassed 300 wins as a head coach with a 6-1 victory over Stanford on February 15th. His win total ranks third all-time in Titan Baseball history behind George Horton at 490 and the legendary Augie Garrido who won 875 while at Fullerton. Since the 2020 Titan Baseball season was cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic that shut down all major sports college and pro, we caught up with Coach Vanderhook via telephone in order to practice proper social distancing. Hook was in the car driving during our conversation and we apologize for any silence in the audio due to the call dropping in and out. In our conversation we discuss how he, the players and the staff are coping during this unprecedented times and how the roster may shape up next season with so many players expected to return. We also discussed how the players are staying in shape without any personal instructions from the coaches, the capital improvement project scheduled to start at Goodwin Field in June and the unique challenges that all college baseball coaches face when recruiting student-athletes. Make sure to listen for the way both coaches and some players are competing against each other while not having any contact.Make sure to visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmahaFollow Rick Vanderhook on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rick_vanderhookFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com

Our conversation with former Cal State Fullerton and University of Oregon head baseball coach, George Horton. Call him King George or Saint George, we're calling this episode "Breakfast with the King" Because we met coach and shared breakfast at a local establishment. We met to discuss the influence Cerritos College has had on the Cal State Fullerton baseball program, the incredible run to the national championship team in 2004, the eventual decision to leave Fullerton and take the head job at Oregon and also discussed a few former Titan players and coaches along the way.Please like, rate and share this podcast. Every little bit helps.Make sure to visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmahaFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/Fallow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/

Cal State Fullerton Titan Baseball Assistant Coach Andy Jenkins joins the podcast. Jenkins breaks down what he has seen and experiencing since joining the Titan baseball staff, reflects on his time as a player and coach at Oregon State along with the rigors of recruiting the right athlete to fit into a college baseball program. Coach Jenkins also discusses current players on the roster Kameron Guangorena, JJ Cruz, Cameron Repetti, Joe Magrisi along with his thoughts coming out of the weekend exhibition games with UNLV. Stay to the end to hear the word association game when Coach Jenkins is asked to say the first thing to come to mind when asked about Augie Garrido, George Horton, Omaha, Cape Cod, the word Dirtbag and Hooky.Please visit our newest sponsor, Milam Chiropractic & Sports Therapy at: https://www.gotspine.net/ Mention the podcast and get your first consultation and spinal adjustment free.

Summertime is in full swing for Episode #9 of The Weekly Webfoot Review! Lots to dissect this week. Kelly Graves and the Lady Ducks continue to kick butt. We discuss the momentum keeps rolling for them. Another week brings another commitment for Dana Altman and the men’s basketball team. We’ll also focus on the state of their roster. There’s a lots to talk about regarding the football team as well. They grabbed a couple more recruits for the 2020 class! Also, tickets for the season opener against Auburn down in Dallas are cheap. In baseball news, find out who AD Rob Mullens hired to replace head coach George Horton. As always, we wrap up the show with “This Week in Ducks History." The start of summer means NBA Draft time, so we’ll look back at the drafts of the Big 3 that took Oregon to the 2002 Elite Eight. Twitter: @OnTheAirJordon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Austin Meek and Steve Mims discuss Oregon's choice of Mark Wasikowski to replace George Horton with help from Aaron Fitt of D1baseball.com.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode we talk about the Parkrose shooting, George Horton stepping down as manager, Tui Talia's passing, USC's new motto, one former player on the 2019 team, hypothetical 12-1 season, top 5 running backs, and BIG Spoilers in O.T. Go Ducks!

It's gameday! Hear from Oregon Ducks Baseball head coach George Horton and players as they prepare for a midweek game against Portland tonight. Also, Oregon Softball head coach Melyssa Lombardi joins us in-studio to talk about senior weekend.

Talking Oregon Men's Basketball and Oregon Women's Basketball during Civil War week. Plus, Oregon Ducks Baseball season is here so we'll hear from head coach George Horton, and Oregon Softball head coach Melyssa Lombardi previews week two for her squad.

The voice of Oregon Women's Basketball Terry Jonz joins us from South Dakota to preview tomorrow's matchup between the Ducks and the South Dakota St. Jackrabbits. Also, Oregon Ducks Baseball head coach George Horton is in studio to talk recruiting and the upcoming season.

Horton speaks after the season finale as he heads into the final year of his contract.

Mario Cristobal discusses spring football, Joey Mac breaks down the depth chart at wide receiver and safety, and Oregon baseball head coach George Horton previews his team's series against WSU.

Deputy AD Eric Roedl, head baseball coach George Horton, head softball coach Mike White and more.

Diamond 750 welcomes George Horton, head coach of Oregon Ducks baseball, live from Omaha, Neb. to discuss the atmosphere around the College World Series, winning it all in '04 with Cal State-Fullerton, analyzing Saturday's matchup between Fullerton and Oregon State, his success managing the USA Collegiate National Team, and why he's confident in his long-term future with the Ducks.

The script is flipped once again in this podcast as Brian is interviewed by Jeremy Sheetinger of the ABCA's Calls From The Clubhouse Podcast...   You will learn... The tipping point that lead to Brian's journey into the Mental Game. The expensive experience Brian learned while playing college baseball. The 3 P's of Championship Baseball that he learned from George Horton. How to stay prepared for your opportunity to play. The emotions Brian experiences when teams he works with square off with one another. Subscribe to the Calls From The Clubhouse Podcast Follow the ABCA on Twitter @ABCA1945 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robert Ellsberg, publisher of Orbis Books and editor of Dorothy Day's selected writings, diaries and letters, speaks about Day, social justice activist and founder of the Catholic Worker movement, and in favor of her case for canonization. George Horton, Catholic Charities' director of social and community development for the Archdiocese of New York, shares an update on the process of canonization in New York and expectations for taking the case to Rome.

I caught up with Head Baseball Coach, George Horton, two days before his 5th national seed Oregon Duck team host its 1st ever regional tournament. We discussed how to make an effective transition from regular to post-season play. Tune it to hear how a 35 year master coach has done it. A few highlights of Coach Horton’s career include: twice … Read more about this episode...