Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Noonan

What does membership mean, at first and through the decades? We want to honor the act of committing to a community of faith. Come welcome new members, hear several UUCA members share stories, music, and reflections about their journey with UUCA, and thank our Radical Hospitality Team. Led by Laura Shrank, and Melanie Keller. Wonder Box by Sarah With music by Mike Noonan

In this episode, I sit down with Charlotte FC Assistant General Manager Bobby Belair, who works closely with GM Zoran Krneta on player personnel decisions and the construction of Crown Legacy, shaping the talent and depth of the club.A Carolina native, Bobby played college soccer at Brown and Clemson before transitioning to coaching and administration due to injuries. He gained early experience as a graduate assistant under Mike Noonan at Clemson before joining Atlanta United in 2016 as Academy Administrator. There, he quickly moved into player personnel, learning under Carlos Bocanegra. Bobby made the jump to Charlotte in 2021 and has been instrumental in the club's growth ever since.Join me as we dive into Bobby's journey, insights, and impact on Charlotte FC. Hope you enjoy the episode!x:@BobbyBelair | IG:bobbybelair/

Mike Noonan doesn't sugarcoat where he thinks college athletics is headed. "Buckle up and hold on tight, because we're going to go through a hurricane," he said. Noonan, who has led Clemson to two national titles in men's soccer, is privy to major changes taking shape in the college game. "We've made about five different attempts to become a two-semester sport, and modernize the sport, but we have hit roadblocks in the NCAA bureaucracy every time," he said. "So with all the changes going on with college athletics, and there's been a number of changes in the governing body at U.S. Soccer ... we re-engaged in conversations with them. "There was a pilot program put forward, similar to the College Football Playoff. We're not leaving the NCAA, but we would play over two semesters and there'd be a national tournament sponsored by U.S. Soccer at the end of the spring portion of our season. The national governing body would pay for the championship, and we would be able to progress our game in a way that we haven't been able to."  Noonan said athletics directors have been in "great discussions" with U.S. Soccer about adopting the pilot program for the 2026-27 year. He said there are different championship models that feature 36 teams, 48 teams and even 72 teams. "We all feel favorable that it's going to happen. It will be a big change." Noonan also shares how, a few years into his Clemson tenure, he significantly changed his recruiting model. "When we got here we were in a position where we had to just look for talent. And talent without character is a recipe for disaster." Noonan consulted a familiar name as he constructed his new model: One Dabo Swinney. Swinney's advice to Noonan: It's not what works everywhere; it's what works at Clemson. "That flipped a switch for me," Noonan said. "We came up with 10 recruiting criteria and decided we were going to recruit to them. And any player that we were going to let come into our program was going to have to tick seven of those criteria."        

We go back through the interview files to excerpt the most memorable sequences from our 2024 podcast interviews. Today in Part 1: -- Brad Scott and son Jeff Scott, on being out of the football business. Also, their insider recollections of various high-stakes recruitments including Sammy Watkins, Mike Bellamy and others; -- Mike Noonan, who brought Clemson two national soccer titles in three years. Noonan shares his family's fascinating backstory, and the unlikely path he and his wife took to Clemson; -- Billy Donlon, an assistant under Brad Brownell, on his life in basketball that includes formative years in the shadow of the Chicago Bulls dynasty. -- Thad Turnipseed, looking back on all the things that came together for Dabo Swinney's program to ascend to almost unimaginable heights. Part 2 comes Dec. 31st.

2-time NCAA Division 1 Champion Men's Soccer Coach, Mike Noonan, has an unbelievable winning record, consistently transforming teams into champions. Jamie asks Mike to share his method for success which centers around creating a strong shared mission, practicing team values, and recruiting players to a set of standards that speak to the inherent qualities of the players on and off the field. Mike is a lifelong learner and calls himself “a grinder”; he is strong, principled, and kind. Mike's leadership success and principles can be immediately applied to athletics, business, education, or any industry.    During the episode, Jamie and Mike refer to the following work: The Captain Class: A New Theory of Leadership by Sam Walker Growth Mindset by Dr. Carol Dweck Outward Mindset by Arbinger Institute Hit Refresh by Satya Nadella   Executive Access is produced by The Ideal Life, a platform that provides coaching, community, and content for people to grow both personally and professionally.

This week I talk with Mike Noonan, Head Soccer Coach at Clemson University! Coach Noonan has led the Tigers to 2 National Championships in the past 3 seasons. In our conversation we discuss his career, his passion for the game and coaching, the makeup of winning teams, the mental side of the game and much more! Coach Noonan is one hell of a coach and person, and it was an honor to have him on! Hope you enjoy!   Coach Noonan: https://clemsontigers.com/coaches/mike-noonan/   Pelham Medical Center https://www.spartanburgregional.com/locations/pelham-medical-center   Spinx: Making Life Easier – Find the location closest to you! https://www.myspinx.com/

Welcome to Season 10 of the GP Soccer Podcast! Host Giovanni Pacini welcomes his worldwide audience with a rant about club soccer and the controversial "pay to play" model" that exists so predominantly in the United States. This week's "Conversation with the Coach" will feature Mike Noonan, Head Mens Soccer Coach of the D1 national champion Clemson University.   "Coaches Corner" will feature a segment with Dave Hart, Head Girls Soccer Coach at Fryeburg Academy (ME) regarding guest coaches. The great Rob Ellis returns for another terrific segment with his European Soccer Report in the last block of the show. So much great stuff!The GP Soccer Podcast features new shows every Wednesday and can be found anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Listeners are encouraged to be GP Soccer Podcast super spreaders by sharing the show among those within their social media network! Those interested in advertising on the GP Soccer Podcast can contact host Giovanni Pacini at gp4soccer@yahoo.com.Next week's guest in the "Conversation with the Coach" segment will be Barry Gorman, Senior National Staff Coach for United Soccer Coaches and former Head Men's Soccer Coach at Penn State University. Enjoy the show!

Welcome to the GP Soccer Podcast! Host Giovanni Pacini welcomes his worldwide audience to the Season 10 kick off show of the GP Soccer Podcast! Giovanni takes a moment to reflect upon the success of the show and offer some highlights of what folks can expect in Season 10. This week's "Conversation with the Coach" will feature TJ Kostecky where the discussion will focus on vision training.  "Coaches Corner" will feature a segment with Paul Robinson where he discusses the importance of small sided games. The great Rob Ellis returns for another terrific season with his European Soccer Report in the last block of the show. So much great stuff!The GP Soccer Podcast features new shows every Wednesday and can be found anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Listeners are encouraged to be GP Soccer Podcast super spreaders by sharing the show among those within their social media network! Those interested in advertising on the GP Soccer Podcast can contact host Giovanni Pacini at gp4soccer@yahoo.com.Next week's guest in the "Conversation with the Coach" segment will be Mike Noonan, Head Mens Soccer Coach of the NCAA National Champions Clemson University. Enjoy the show!

Mike Noonan, fresh off Clemson's second men's soccer national title in three years, joins The Dubcast to reflect on the journey. In August of 2022, Noonan lost his father. And then this past November his mother passed away as Noonan and the Tigers were pursuing Clemson's fourth men's soccer national title in its history. Noonan opens up about his upbringing, including his father's remarkable life that included: Graduating from MIT and the Harvard Business School; Working on the Apollo Space Project; Modernizing Taiwan's rail system; Playing a role in the merger of the AFL and NFL. In addition, Mike's younger brother Mark is the commissioner of the Canadian Premier League. Noonan reminisces about first hearing from Clemson when he was the head coach at Brown. He and his wife Deb fell in love with the campus and surrounding community on their first visit. Noonan, who has believed in Dabo Swinney from the beginning, had a rough patch with the football coach when the building of the Tigers' opulent operations facility meant the displacement of Noonan's practice fields. Swinney assured Noonan he and the soccer program would be much better off in the end, and when it came time to raise money for the new soccer facility Swinney lived up to his word. "He was right," Noonan said. Noonan also delves into his love of music, and spending time in the mid- to late-1980s watching Phish once a month in a club called Nectar's in Burlington, VT. Noonan's wife spent college in the same dorm as Phish's members, one floor below. Clemson will hold a parade Saturday at 11:30 AM to celebrate the soccer team's national title.  

The latest episode of the Over The Ball Podcast is sure to impress soccer fans and enthusiasts alike. Joining Kevin Flynn and Dave Gallego is none other than the coach of the national champion Clemson men's soccer team. With an impressive track record of success, the coach shares his insights and experiences in the highly competitive world of college soccer. Listeners can expect to gain valuable knowledge and a deeper appreciation for the game as they hear firsthand about the strategies and dedication required to achieve championship-level excellence. Don't miss out on this impressive discussion on the beautiful game.

The management team from Navistar International were guests of co-host Pete Wood. Mike Noonan, Darren Gosbee, Bob Mann, and Mark Stasell talked about the future of the trucking industry in general. Navistar, based in Lisle IL, operates as the owner of International-branded trucks and diesel engines.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For Mike Noonan, vice president of operations for Bitchin' Sauce, the time to do the right thing is now. By combating food waste through smart manufacturing practices, he has earned a 2023 SFA Leadership Award for sustainability.In this episode of Spill & Dish, we talk with Noonan about high pressure processing and its benefits for shelf life, the benefits of teaming up with industry partners, and what makes their 16 flavors so incredibly bitchin'.Spill & Dish is Powered by Simplecast.

It's MLS Cup Weekend is here, and Kevin and Chris are digging into issues of payroll, parity, parking woes, and the impact and importance of a hometown crowd. With World Cup Fever upon us, the boys share their concerns about USNMT injuries, England's false confidence, Argentina & Portugal as favorites, and why the hell we're playing in Qatar…in November. Kevin and Chris sneak in a little Leeds love fest, the fear of relegation, and the health and durability of Premier League players, while cheering on their friend, Mike Noonan, at Clemson and celebrating Coach Chamides' accomplishments at LMU. And end the day with some confusion as to where the Romans are? That and more on this week's episode of OTB.

Mike Noonan har skrivkramp, sörjer sin fru och hemsöks dessutom av spöken! Författaren Helena Dahlgren och jag diskuterar vad många anser är hans absolut bästa författarskildring - Bag of Bones.   Stötta gärna Stephen King-podden på Patreon! www.patreon.com/strandberg 

Mark Packer is in with Wes Durham today and they start today's show by discussing the ACC officially moving to a 3-5-5 schedule for the 2023 season. Then, Mark and Wes breakdown the primary partners for each of the ACC teams in the new 3-5-5 scheduling model. Mike Noonan, Clemson Soccer HC joins the show to discuss his team's national championship win last season as well as how his team is preparing for the upcoming season. Andres Pedroso, Virginia Tennis HC joins the show to discuss his team's preparation for next season as defending national champions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Clemson soccer coach Mike Noonan joins the show on a Friday afternoon.

Mike Noonan (@CoachMikeNoonan) is Head Coach of Clemson Men's University soccer team and current NCAA Division 1 Champion, the national champion of college soccer. Following retirement from professional soccer, he has gone on to become one of the most well-respected college soccer coaches characterized by an impressive consistency and talent development. Episode DescriptionIn this talk with @markusfjortoft and @CiaranMcKenna8, he reflects on recruiting character instead of players, taking an educational approach to developing players, cultivating a “winning” culture across decades of coaching, where college fits in the larger American development system and the “software” it provides, and how MLS can do better in recognizing this.At Ivy League school Brown University, Mike enjoyed consistent success, reaching 8 NCAA appearances, and winning 8 Ivy League Championships. Following his 15 years at Brown, he became head coach at Clemson and has since won 4 ACC Regular Season Championships and 2 Tournament Championships. Follow BroPod on Twitter @BroPod1 and Facebook. Feel free to subscribe and review our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and other outlets. #beother

Mike Noonan, fresh off bringing Clemson its first men's soccer championship since 1987, joins the podcast to talk what it means and how his life is different. Noonan also retraces the fateful steps that led his choosing Clemson after a 15-year career leading Brown University. Syracuse had also offered him its coaching job, and he ended up choosing the Tigers because of the warmth he and his family felt during their trip down for the interview. Within Noonan's first year on the job at Clemson in 2010, he was appalled at the heat on a second-year football coach named Dabo Swinney amid a losing season. From what he had observed of Swinney during that short time, Noonan believed Swinney had the makings of a great coach. Years later, Noonan was not happy when his practice fields were displaced by construction on Clemson's new football facility -- construction that began when the soccer team was in the NCAA playoffs. He remembers Swinney promising him that he'd help him get a much better soccer facility, and that promise was later fulfilled.  

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke chats with champion coaches from all divisions of senior college! Dean visits with Clemson's Mike Noonan, Florida State's Mark Krikorian, Cal State LA's Chris Chamides, Grand Valley State's Jim Conlon, Connecticut College's Reuben Burk, Christopher Newport's Jamie Gunderson, Keiser's Gavin Oldham, and Tennesee Southern's Will Austin. To finish off this week's show, 30 Under 30 Member and Wingate assistant men's soccer coach Sam Raper joins the podcast.

We look back at some of the most anticipated ACC matchups in history in all sports. Plus Clemson Men's Soccer coach Mike Noonan joins the show fresh off winning the NCAA Men's National Championship. And we go a little ACC True or False.

Bag Of Bones is many things: Gothic ghost story, queasy romance, legal thriller, meditation on grief, and a ghastly reminder that the sins of the father are to be laid upon the children. It's also horny. Really horny. Join the Losers as they shack up in Sara Laughs for a sprawling, two-part discussion of the novel's tumultuous publication history, its potent scares, and its protagonist, Mike Noonan, who King describes as “probably as close as you could get to me.” Throughout it all, one question perseveres: "Was this King's mid-life crisis book?" Stream the first of two episodes now.Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Registration is open for the 2022 United Soccer Coaches Convention and we've got a jam-packed podcast for you this week! On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke kicks off the episode chatting with Clemson head men's soccer coach Mike Noonan, Dallas Baptist head women's soccer coach Michelle Lendard. Dean then visits with United Soccer Coaches Director of Operations & Events Geoff VanDeusen to begin the countdown to Convention. To finish up this week's episode, Dean talks with Rockhurst men's soccer coach Tony Tocco and Keeper Wars Ink Founder Casey Clark.

With fall sports underway, we wanted to revisit a great conversation between Dr. Milt Lowder and Clemson University Men's Head Soccer Coach, Mike Noonan, one of the most respected individuals in the world of collegiate soccer. Dr. Lowder and Coach Noonan discuss the importance of being a lifelong learner, clarifying your vision, identifying core values, and having the courage to live and coach according to what you believe.

Kyle Young, associate AD for administration at Clemson, joins The Dubcast to reflect on the remarkable coaching job by men's soccer coach Mike Noonan over the past year. Noonan and the Tigers withstood major attrition from last year's team and are a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Young also explores the Academic Common Market and provides insight on how it affects Clemson's baseball and soccer teams. In February of 2008, Young was working for Terry Don Phillips when receivers coach Dabo Swinney asked for Phillips advice on pursing the head-coaching job at South Alabama. Swinney was a finalist for the job. "I remember talking to Terry Don at that time," Young recalled. "Terry Don said to me: 'I just told him he didn't need to take that job.' That was Terry Don telling me he saw bigger and better things for Dabo." Less than a year later, Swinney was Clemson's head coach.     

Ives Galarcep breaks down the 2021 MLS Draft, looking at the top prospects at each position as well as the players likely to go in the top five. Episode 294 also features interviews with Clemson University head coach Mike Noonan and Wake Forest head coach Bobby Muuss, the two head coaches of the top two prospects in the draft, Clemson's Philip Mayaka and Wake Forest's Calvin Harris.

Clemson Men's Soccer coach Mike Noonan stops by to talk about winning the ACC Championship beating Pitt 2-1. We also visit with Ira Schoffel from Warchant.com and get into the aftermath of the Clemson/FSU postponement, and gives us a sense of the vibe right now in Tallahassee. Plus we hear from the coaches in part 1 of our "Conference cuts" and we give you this week's "Wide Receiver U" winner, as well as the ACC players of the week.

In this week's show, Clemson head coach Mike Noonan discusses the unique challenges coming into the season, building the program at Clemson (including a brand new facility), as well as this year's team and the upcoming NCAA Tournament. 

This week on OTB Kevin, Grayle and Sam get caught up with Clemson men's head coach Mike Noonan to discuss the challenges facing his program in the midst of a pandemic and what NCAA soccer may look like if and when it returns to the field in 2020.

Humility is necessary for learning. We shouldn't ever feel we've graduated from it. Mike Noonan - Clemson University's Head Soccer Coach - reflects with Dr. Milt Lowder on the importance of always being a student and searching out ways to improve/gain knowledge, both personally and professionally. In addition, they discuss clarifying vision, identifying core values, and having the courage to live and coach according to what you believe. The Growth Project | Mike Noonan & Dr. Milt Lowder

Clemson men's soccer coach Mike Noonan joins the podcast and reveals that he asked for a sabbatical from coaching from February to July. Dan Radakovich granted his request to "do a lot of things with my family that have been neglected for 34 years." The pandemic kept him from doing a lot of the traveling he planned, but he has treasured reconnecting with his family. We also discuss what things have been like for the soccer team as it phases back into a practice routine, Noonan's thoughts on the tumultuous time that has followed the George Floyd killing, his take on the new Phish album, his time following the Grateful Dead, and other stuff.

After tensions with Iran escalated, American military operations in Iraq have been curtailed over concerns about possible attacks on U.S. soldiers. To discuss the threat to the U.S. military, Aaron spoke with Ian Rice, a retired US Army Colonel with experience in Iraq about the role of Shia militias in the fight against Islamic State -- and the threat they may now pose for U.S. interest. In a second interview, Aaron also spoke FPRI's Dr. Mike Noonan to drill down into the legal authorities for the targeted killing and the authorities governing American military force in the country.

Don Munson vists with men's soccer coach Mike Noonan whose squad is ranked number 2 in the country and will face Notre Dame in the ACC Quarterfinals at Historic Riggs Field Sunday, November 10 at 7pm.

This week's show features interviews with Clemson men's head coach Mike Noonan and Michigan head women's coach Jennifer Klein about their seasons and the approaching postseason. We chat with former USMNT player Steve Trittschuh and hear about his coaching journey. We meet two more 30 Under 30 members; Amy Dyer, head boys coach at West Clermont High School in Cincinnati; and Deb Langlinais, head coach at Southside High School and a coach with Cajun Soccer Club.

Mike Noonan and Tim Bourret

We've heard of a lot of things, but the 2011 A&E miniseries BAG OF BONES? That we had not heard of! BAG OF BONES stars Pierce Brosnan as Mike Noonan, a novelist who's very busy mourning the death of his wife and becoming the legal guardian of a child he met earlier today. Over the course of the movie, and with the help of his dead wife's spirit, Mike learns important lessons about jazz and desecrating corpses. BAG OF BONES is lousy with King Tropes, and it takes on some very sensitive topics with a degree of nuance usually reserved for Pierce Brosnan's acting. To make matters worse, it's a Mick Garris joint, so it also serves as a cruel reminder of the time Dan pulled his hair. Want more King Me content, you sicko? Visit our Patreon to get a free episode every week, you sicko! Subscribing before October 31 automatically enters you to win a free month. You sicko. www.patreon.com/reddoormedia Follow us on facebook and twitter @kingmepod E-mail us at kingmepod@gmail.com

Don Munson visits with men's soccer coach Mike Noonan to preview the upcoming 2019 season.

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This week Over the Ball welcomes Clemson men's soccer head coach Mike Noonan to the show to discuss the state of the college game, and comedian and goalkeeping guru Michael Magid is back on with a look ahead to the Premiership season starting this weekend.

Mike Noonan joins us

With 2800 plus men's and women's college teams that started the season in August, and now having been tested over three months, we have junior college national champions crowned, and we have 28 of approximately 2000 NCAA DI, DII, and DIII men's and women's teams, and 32 of about 200 NAIA teams taking their final exams, both on the field and in the classroom. The 2016 NSCAA College Soccer Podcast has included more than 80 coaches' interviews, and with six more featured in Episode 14, the list is growing. Here are this week's guests (and topics) as they appear on Episode 14: 1 – Keidane McAlpine, University of Southern California women's soccer coach, who grew up in Alabama, and has taken the Women of Troy to the 2016 College Cup in just his third season in Los Angeles. 2 – Rob Kehoe, the NSCAA's director of college programs, with previews of every final four and the men's Division I Elite 8. 3 – Mike Noonan, who led Clemson to the 2015 Men's College Cup final, and has the Tigers back in the Elite 8. 4 – Mike Brizendine, in his 8th year as men's head coach at Virginia Tech, led the Hokies to an overtime thriller over Indiana Sunday and has a Saturday tilt with Wake Forest in the Elite 8. 5 – Jason Garey, 2005 MAC Hermann Trophy winner from the University of Maryland, talking about what that award has meant to him as the 15 women's and men's semifinalists for the 2016 MAC Hermann Trophy were released earlier this week. 6 -- Erik Burstein, head coach of the Division II Kutztown Golden Bears women's soccer team playing in the DII Women's Final Four. 7 – Denise Dallamora, 37-year head coach of the Brandeis women's soccer team, playing for their first-ever national championship in the DIII Final Four. 8 -- Michael Coven, 44-year head coach of the Brandeis men's soccer team, who at 70-years-old has the Judges looking for their second DIII men's national championship (Cozan won his first in 1976) 9 -- NAIA women's and men's soccer updates.

Clemson head coach Mike Noonan talks about the Tigers run to the College Cup that included an exciting win in penalties over Maryland. Coach Noonan also talks about his approach to the Final Four and about the challenges that Syracuse presents.