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That dozen is not just the number of D-III players currently known to have received an invite to an NFL training camp, for sure. How big of a breakfast does it take to feed an NFL offensive lineman? What did new-old Franklin coach Mike Leonard do when he was away from coaching the Grizzlies for the past five years? And why does Illinois College coach Ray DeFrisco keep coming back, year after year? Those are some of the key questions getting asked and answered on this edition of the D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. Plus ... This edition of the podcast is sponsored by GameStrat: The Most Reliable & Fastest In-Game Video Replay System on The Market. D-III football coaches should click here to learn more. No, seriously, that's a lot of eggs. How did Middlebury offensive lineman Thomas Perry get to where he is today, a workout legend and an All-American who got invited to the Baltimore Ravens minicamp? He also talks about his experiences with Julian Young, a linebacker at Colby who will also be going to the Ravens, plus the workout that helped start him well down the road to where he is today. At Franklin, Mike Leonard wasn't expecting to get his old office back, and that space has some new decorations that we talk about. Hear what kind of camp Leonard will be attending this offseason. And at Illinois College, the days of putting up 96 points in a game might be over, with the standout quarterback and wide receiver and the offensive coordinator all moving on, but the philosophy remains. Hear about that and the new names you'll hear this fall and more from IC coach Ray DeFrisco. Plus we talk about the NESCAC finally getting its chance to play in the playoffs -- even if it isn't until 2026. Will that attract more talented student-athletes to NESCAC schools? That's a question in our mailbag segment, and we also talk about the likelihood of radios in football helmets at the D-III level. Patrick and Greg cover it all in the latest edition of the D3football.com Around the Nation podcast.

University of West Florida Head Football Coach Kaleb Nobles joins the program tonight: he played in UWF's inaugural season in 2016, coached on a staff that won a national championship in 2019, and now is back as the head coach of the Argonauts. Hear from him about the Argos MASSIVE new stadium on the way and about his playing/coaching career. Kobe also recaps the release from the NESCAC in D3 Football allowing the conference to be eligible for the playoffs for the first time in the history of the league. Thanks for tuning in!Video Chapters:0:00 Episode Overview3:37 Kaleb Nobles - West Florida23:44 NESCAC Ruling on D3 Playoffs

This week we're looking back at what was quite possibly the first nine-inning no-hitter thrown in the history of the Bates baseball program, which dates back to the 19th century. Plus, our four women's lacrosse seniors had a Senior Day to remember. And softball continues to thrive in NESCAC play. All that and more, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:13 -- Ian McAslan '25, Baseball. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 10:53 -- Brigid Gaffny '28, Softball. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 20:54 -- Olivia Hall '25, Olivia Joaquin '25, Emily Mueller '25, and Caroline Taggart '25, Women's lacrosse captains. 32:14 -- Hannah Burdick '25, Women's rowing captain, stroke seat of the first varsity eight.

After keeping fans waiting for more than a year, the American Southwest Conference finally had something to say about its membership situation, and it did so with a bang, swiping two teams from the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference to shore up its membership and bring it back to six for the fall of 2026. Who does that affect? It affects the SCAC folks, who were on the way to getting an automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs, and we'll hear more about the reaction of the conference when we sit down with conference commissioner Dwayne Hanberry on this edition of the D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. Plus ... This edition of the podcast is sponsored by GameStrat: The Most Reliable & Fastest In-Game Video Replay System on The Market. D-III football coaches should click here to learn more. Plus, the two schools that are going back to the ASC are doing so, apparently $4 million richer apiece. But for Schreiner, this represents a big leap up in competition for a program which hasn't even played a game yet! Schreiner isn't set to play a varsity game until 2026, but the Mountaineers' timeline just got altered a bit. We talk with Schreiner's head coach -- Keith Allen, the second coach in this young program's history -- about how that changes things for him, one month into his tenure. And more change in Division III this upcoming season includes, of course, the fact that there won't be nearly as many fifth-year players. That's the case all over now that the extra year of eligibility because of the COVID pandemic has largely worked its way through the system. At Coe, they'll feel the loss of two seniors classes at once, and coach Tyler Staker tells us how they'll adjust and what's expected of the student-athletes who need to step up in 2025. A lot of news happened in the past month aside from the ASC/SCAC as well, and we'll talk through it all, including the upcoming NESCAC presidents' meeting, the new Cortland coach, our soon-to-become Division III schools in Azusa Pacific and St. Francis (Pa.), and which one of those said it will dominate Division III. Plus, with two brand-new football programs coming online in the Conference of New England in the fall, where would the CONE likely rank? Stat of the Week in March? Conference rankings in March? Patrick and Greg cover it all in the latest edition of the D3football.com Around the Nation podcast. 

Trinity MBB star guard, Henry Vetter joins this week's episode of @Notevend2 . Vetter has been an all-conference player the past two years, and capped off his junior season as a national champion. Vetter hit a game winning 3 that will forever be remembered in Division 3 basketball. Trinity upset Wesleyan in the NESCAC championship and NYU in the national championship game, making them winners of 15 straight. Hear about his mindset heading into Fort Wayne, his thoughts getting the ball for the game winner, and what has made Trinity so good over the years. This episode is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! #nationalchampionship #d3hoops #division3 #trinity #gamewinner #podcast #explore #mbb #ncaam Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:36 March Madness Predictions- 00:36-04:38 Intro- 04:38-09:53 Trinity Vibes Post-National Championship- 09:53-11:39 Process Developing as a Team, Differences between 2023-24 and 2024-25 Teams- 11:39-18:27 Rallying During 2024-25 Season, Coach Cosgrove- 18:27-24:47 Mindset going into Final 4, Game Winner in National Championship- 24:47-33:07Motivations to Work Hard- 33:07-37:05 Outro- 37:05-37:52

Two incredible guests this episode. First is Mayville State Head Coach AND Athletic Director Rocky Larson who drops some great insight and philosophy and comments on changing conferences to the Frontier from the now abolished North Star. Next up is Wesleyan University WR Jack Lucido who breaks down the NESCAC situation not allowing their teams to play in the D3 playoffs and what he and the players association are doing about it. Finally, Kobe takes a look at some of the best looking helmets in small school football, so stick around!Video Chapters:0:00 Episode Overview2:52 Rocky Larson - Mayville State33:02 Jack Lucido - Wesleyan University47:40 BEST Helmets in Small School Football

This week we're talking about the Bates men's swimming team fulfilling Max Cory's prediction: two conference titles in relays at the NESCAC Championships. Plus, the lacrosse teams are off to a strong start to their seasons, and the baseball team won a dramatic game in Virginia. That's this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 0:43 -- Nate Oppenheim '28, Tim Johnson '27, John Weigel '27, and Max Cory '26 (Male Bobcat of the Week). Bates men's swimming NESCAC champion 400-yard freestyle relay. 19:03 -- Peter Casares, Head Coach, Swimming & Diving. 40:29 -- Laci Raveis '27, Women's Lacrosse. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 51:04 -- Gibby Sullivan '26, Baseball. 57:39 -- Connor Hartman '26 and Miles Schmidt '27, Men's Lacrosse.

We have a jam-packed Season 17 Postseason Show for you — with another one to be released later this week! In this episode, Frank & JB discuss the 2024 Stagg Bowl and the implications of graduations after it, they answer your questions from X, they run through most of the coaching changes from the offseason, they discuss the NESCAC Playoffs potential with three members of the NESCAC Football Players Association, they reveal Carnegie Mellon's awesome 2025 football schedule, and they give you some way-too-early 2025 predictions. You won't want to miss a minute of this show — and make sure to LIKE and SHARE the episode for others to find. It's Frank & JB from JB's kitchen once again — so come and see what they're cooking up…

The guest is Amherst College senior Niall Murphy. Murphy reflects on his crucial role in leading Amherst to a national championship in 2024 and discusses the team's journey starting from their loss in the 2023 national title game. He shares insights on the competitive nature of NESCAC soccer, the significance of his leadership, and the personal milestones of overcoming injuries and adapting to new positions. Murphy also opens up about his academic path in computer science and his upcoming career in finance while balancing his passion for soccer.   Topics   00:34 Meet Niall Murphy: Amherst College Soccer Star 00:57 The Journey to the National Championship 02:16 Facing Rivals and Overcoming Challenges 03:44 Personal Reflections and Experiences 13:00 High School Days and Recruitment Challenges 19:00 Life After College Soccer 20:29 Extra Time: Fun and Unexpected Questions 26:03 Conclusion and Farewell  

Believe it or not, spring sports are around the corner. So this week on the Bobcast we're introducing you to new Bates women's lacrosse head coach Princess L. Zabel! Plus, women's basketball has won four straight NESCAC games, with two key regular season contests remaining. And men's track and field, as well as men's swimming, went to Bowdoin last Saturday, and came back champions. That's this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:37 -- Alexandra Long '25, Women's Basketball captain. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 7:43 -- Nate Roberts '28, Men's Track & Field. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 21:39 -- Anton Kondratyev '28, Men's Swimming. 29:29 -- Princess L. Zabel, Head Coach, Women's Lacrosse.

The current football student-athletes of the NESCAC are probably too young to envision a crowd of fans in the Astrodome chanting "Let them play!" about the Bad News Bears. They are too young to remember the Astrodome. And they are nothing like the Bad News Bears, but still, the powers-that-be in the New England Small College Athletic Conference have not allowed their conference teams to participate in the Division III football playoffs. Ever. Because the Ivy League does it that way, right? Well, that's changing, starting this year, and a group of NESCAC student-athletes are organizing on their campuses to make sure that they don't get left behind, or pushed off another year. That's the NESCAC Football Players Association (NESCACFBPA), a group representing football student-athletes at all 10 member schools, and we talk with a number of them on this edition of the D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. This edition of the podcast is sponsored by GameStrat: The Most Reliable & Fastest In-Game Video Replay System on The Market. D-III football coaches should click here to learn more. The presidents of the NESCAC need to act now, not wait and make these student-athletes wait for another year when they have waited for generation after generation already. Hear from Vaughn Seelicke of Tufts, Jack Lucido of Wesleyan, Parker Huynh-Benningfield of Bates, Aidan Moss of Middlebury and Justin Keller of Tufts about the issues, what they learned from Ivy League student organizers, and how they are working to make this happen here, in 2025. In addition, we chat with new Lewis & Clark head coach Brett Elliott. Yes, that's the Brett Elliott who has been offensive coordinator at Linfield, who led Linfield to a national title as a quarterback and was the 2005 D3football.com Offensive Player of the Year. He'll talk about the quick and efficient interview process, how he found out who his leaders are on his new team, and what he did on his first weekend on the job. Plus we update the Cortland coaching search, and take your questions, many of them, and more in this edition of the podcast, as we start Season No. 19.

This week we're celebrating the third fastest 500-meter run in NCAA Division III history. It happened Saturday when Bates senior captain Truman Williams made a name for himself in Boston. Plus, women's basketball has won back-to-back NESCAC games, and senior captain Kyle Kagan had a big day for the alpine skiing team. That's this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:30 -- Truman Williams '25, Men's track and field captain. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 11:23 -- Elsa Daulerio '26, Women's basketball. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 18:13 -- Kyle Kagan '25, Alpine skiing captain.

Girls 15.1 Head Coach, NEVBC Founder​After a decorated playing career, co-founder and director Cat Dailey Minyard is passing along her volleyball expertise to the next generation of athletes in the Northeast. Cat has previously been an assistant coach for her alma mater, Yale University, as well as Amherst College. She is now the ESPN+ broadcast analyst for the Yale women's volleyball home matches. She is also a Lead Coach for Gold Medal Squared, the leaders in volleyball coaches' education and training, and has presented at the AVCA Convention on the topics of college recruiting and club management. Before founding Northeast Volleyball Club with her husband Garrett, Cat played professional volleyball in the Italian Serie A league for Volley Millenium Brescia, leading her team to a 25-7 record and winning the 2018 Italian A2 Championship. Before Italy, Cat completed her master's degree in Entrepreneurship at Durham University in the U.K., while also leading Durham to two national championships and capturing league MVP honors.​Originally from Southern California, Cat was a Top 20 college recruit nationally after competing at the highest level of club volleyball with Laguna Beach Volleyball Club. She played for Cal Berkeley for two years, including an NCAA Final Four appearance in 2007, before transferring to Yale. At Yale, Cat was the unanimous selection for the 2008 Ivy League MVP and an AVCA All-Region honoree, and she led the team to an NCAA tournament postseason win over Ohio.As a coach, Cat specializes in developing athletes with a high “volleyball IQ” who understand how the game works at the highest levels. At Northeast, Cat guides the NEVBC Directors and has served as Head Coach at the U12, U14, U15, U16, and U17 Girls levels, as well as assistant coaching in the Boys Club program. Cat is also the NEVBC Director of College Recruiting, where her goal is to find the right fit for all Northeast athletes who want to play after high school. In that role, Cat has helped over 60 NEVBC athletes go on to play in college since 2018 at all levels, from the ACC to the Patriot League to the NESCAC.

Kyle and Owen sit down with Coach Dave Barton, head coach of Falmouth High School's lacrosse program in Maine. They discuss the development of the sport in Maine, the importance of building a strong community and youth program, and how playing competitive out-of-state teams can elevate local lacrosse standards. Coach Barton shares insights into his journey from a high school goalie to a successful coach, the challenges of overcoming repeated playoff losses, and the joy of finally winning a state championship. The conversation also touches on the impact of recruiting and developing local talent for prestigious NESCAC schools and how it can shape the future of lacrosse in the state.   Topics   01:09 Guest Introduction: Coach Dave Barton 03:41 Coach Barton's Lacrosse Journey 05:08 The Unique Role of a Goalie 06:04 Coaching Philosophy and Team Dynamics 17:14 Maine Lacrosse Overview 22:19 The Challenge of Defense and Offense 22:35 Overcoming the Championship Hurdle 24:39 The Pain and Motivation of Losing 27:17 Building a Lacrosse Community 28:14 Strengthening Competition Through Out-of-State Games 30:25 Developing Lacrosse in Maine 33:18 The Importance of Quality Coaching 36:43 Youth Engagement and Program Building 43:03 The Role of Social Media and Local Recruitment 48:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Touchdown or no touchdown? Hold or no hold? Should the game have been over?  So many questions, and not the ones we would prefer to be asking about a game in the Division III football national quarterfinals. And yes, there were many questions about the final moments of the Bethel-Susquehanna game, and whether they should have been the final moments, so to break it all down, we talk to someone who was there on the sidelines taking it all in. Frank Rossi will have opinions, which shouldn't surprise anyone, but they may not be the opinions that others share. He'll talk us through the questions from the closing plays of Susquehanna's 24-21 win, one which sent the program back to the national semifinals for the first time since 1991. Plus, how hard-hitting was that North Central-Springfield game? Not just who got thrown out, but who got knocked out? How quickly can one adjust to seeing the spread option or triple option offenses up close and person like that, compared to in practice, and how did Mount Union practice and prepare for seeing it in Salisbury? And we welcome Keith McMillan back into the podcast as he went to Johns Hopkins and chatted with coach Dan Wodicka and some of the key players afterward.  Plus, we hand out game balls as we go through all four games and give our thoughts on three questions from listeners. three reader questions. Including the NESCAC, team GPAs, and more.

We're celebrating Bates field hockey making the NESCAC championship game for the first time ever, and beating the six-time defending champs to do it. Plus, basketball season starts this weekend, and we have the full preview. All that and more, this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:54 -- Amanda Zerbib '25 and Haley Dwight '27 (Female Bobcat of the Week), Field Hockey. 12:32 -- Alison Montgomery, Head Coach, Women's Basketball. 21:55 -- Jon Furbush '05, Head Coach, Men's Basketball. 30:30 -- Matt Coyne, Head Coach, Football. 37:59 -- Ryan Rozich '27, Linebacker, Football. (Male Bobcat of the Week)

This week we're looking back on a thrilling win in a shootout for Bates field hockey in the NESCAC quarterfinals at Wesleyan. Plus, a Bates running back made NESCAC history, that's this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:22 -- Dani Kogut, Head Coach, Field Hockey. 9:18 -- Anna Lindeis '25 (Female Bobcat of the Week) and Ava Donohue '28, Field Hockey. 20:49 -- Matt Coyne, Head Coach, Football. 26:44 -- Ryan Lynskey '27, Football. (Male Bobcat of the Week -- NESCAC record 344 rushing yards against Bowdoin)

If you're a Bates football fan, this is your week. The Bobcats beat Middlebury 21-20 on Saturday, knocking off a first-place team in the NESCAC for the second time this season, and defeating the Panthers for the first time since 1988. The awards soon followed. We've got you covered in pretty much every aspect of the game, this week, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode:  1:12 -- Matt Coyne, Head Coach, Football. 13:48 -- Sergio Beltran '26 and Colton Bosselait '25, Football. (NESCAC Offensive Player of the Week and Male Bobcat of the Week) 26:03 -- Sami Kim '28, Volleyball. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 32:41 -- Matt Juneau '25, Football. (NESCAC Defensive Player of the Week) 41:06 -- Peter Simplicio '25, Football. (Member of the offensive line, named to the D3football.com Team of the Week)

This week we're chatting with women's rowing first-year coxswain Hannah Herbst, who despite a lot of experience coxing on the west coast, had never been on the Charles River, until this past Sunday. Plus, field hockey and women's soccer picked up big road NESCAC wins, and the golf teams impressed at the NEIGA Championship on Cape Cod. All that and more, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:11 -- Matt Coyne, Head Coach, Football. 10:37 -- Haley Dwight '27, Field Hockey. 16:13 -- Abby Alter '25, Women's Soccer. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 22:22 -- Sean Resnick '28, Men's Golf. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 27:49 -- Madeleine Kwei '25, Women's Golf. 34:10 -- Hannah Herbst '28, Women's Rowing Coxswain.

In this episode of New England Lacrosse Journal's Chasing The Gold podcast, host Kyle Devitte engages in a comprehensive conversation with Jake Bernhardt, head coach of Colby men's lacrosse team. Kyle explores Jake's journey from his upbringing in a football family to playing lacrosse at the University of Maryland, his professional career, and eventual transition to coaching. The discussion covers Jake's coaching philosophy, strategies for balancing offensive and defensive play, and adapting to new environments as he moved from Florida to Vermont and then to Colby. Jake provides insights into the recruiting process within the competitive NESCAC conference and shares experiences of developing a winning team identity at Colby. Key points include managing team dynamics, the importance of setting realistic goals, and fostering relationships within the lacrosse community. The episode offers a detailed look into the challenges and rewards of collegiate lacrosse coaching, emphasizing strategies for success and continuous improvement.   Topics   00:44 Jake Bernhardt's Background and Early Life 01:06 Transition to College and Professional Lacrosse 03:45 Coaching Influences and Philosophy 09:13 Coaching at Colby and First Season Challenges 16:46 Building the Coaching Staff and Future Plans 20:43 National Recruiting Strategy 21:07 Lacrosse Popularity in New England 22:39 Welcoming Freshmen to the Program 24:24 NESCAC Admissions Process 25:43 Colby's Unique Selling Points 28:03 Building a Competitive Team 30:38 Offensive and Defensive Strategies 39:59 Setting Realistic Goals for the Season 42:01 Conclusion and Future Outlook

Frank & JB bring you highlights from 11 big Week 4 #d3fb games. Frank also brings you interviews from WestConn, where Keion Jones and John Giller discuss sharing their QB duties and Coach Joe Loth discusses his team's 3-1 start (3-0 MASCAC) and his disappointment at the MASCAC for how they've handled Castleton, among other issues.   The guys also send a clear message to the NESCAC and their schools' football players about the Conference's stance on the NCAA Playoffs. Make sure to watch this episode for all this and more!

This week we introduce you to new Bates Deputy Director of Athletics Will Rothermel! Plus, the women's soccer team broke in the new Russell Street Field turf with a 2-0 win over Maine Maritime, the volleyball team is off to a 2-0 start in NESCAC play, and the cross country teams are both state champions. All that and more, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:13 -- Matt Coyne, Head Coach, Football. 8:45 -- Phoebe Pohl '25, Women's Cross Country. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 15:21 -- Andrew Mottur '25, Men's Cross Country. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 28:21 -- Skye Higashihara '28, Volleyball. (NESCAC Player of the Week) 38:04 -- Eleanor Martin '28, Women's Soccer. (First goal on the new Russell Street turf!) 43:10 -- Will Rothermel, Bates College Deputy Director of Athletics.

The first coach from Division 3 to ever be inducted to the Hall of Fame talks on this week's episode of "Not Even D2". Legendary coach, David Hixon spent 42 seasons coaching at Amherst College- his alma matter. During his 42 seasons, Hixon won over 800 games which currently has him ranked 15th in most wins in men's college basketball. Throughout his career Hixon won 2 National Championships, 20 NCAA tournament appearances, and 8 NESCAC championships. In 2023, coach Hixon was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame where he would be inducted with one of the most memorable classes in Hall of Fame history. Hear about Hixon's iconic career coaching at the Division 3 level, how he was able to build such a great program at Amherst, and his best stories with other legends in the HOF.This episode is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more collegiate sports content.Enjoy the episode!Intro- 00:00-10:56Developing Golf as a Hobby- 10:56-12:01Golfing with Former Players- 12:01-13:16Retirement Life- 13:16-17:11Expectations/Goals after Commitment to Amherst College- 17:11-19:12Thought Process being Hired @ 24 / Early Stages Coaching- 19:12-23:27Staying Driven without a Chance to make the NCAA Tournament- 23:27-26:18First Memories Playing in the NCAA Tournament- 26:18-32:43Changing X's + O's from 1970s-2020- 32:43-36:27Picking Schemes/Play Style for Different Teams- 36:27-38:50Recruitment Style that Continued Amherst Success- 38:50-40:47Building Relationships with Players to Drive Success- 40:47-44:33Preparation Year-to-Year to get Teams ready for Postseason- 44:33-49:13Gauging Success Year-to-Year- 49:13-52:36Break- 52:36-52:47Rumors surrounding Hixon being Offered D1 Jobs- 52:47-55:48Representing Division 3 in the HOF- 55:48-59:15Feelings being 1st Division 3 Coach in the HOF- 59:15-01:03:42Relationship with Coach Calipari and Coach Calhoun- 01:03:42-01:11:25Sharing the Stage with HOF Class of '23 / Stories with HOF Class of '23- 01:11:25-01:16:13Rapid Fire (2007 Vs. 2013 Team)- 01:16:13-01:31:04Starting 5: Players Coached- 01:31:04-01:37:18Mrs. Hixon Appearance- 01:37:18-01:39:55Outro- 01:39:55-01:42:02

2017 Glenn Robinson DIII Coach of the Year and 2022 NABC Region 1 Coach of the Year, Kevin App joins this week's episode of "Not Even D2". Before his head coaching tenure at Williams College, App was the assistant coach at Cornell, Army West Point, and Williams College. During his one year at Cornell, they made Ivy League history and made a run all the way to the Sweet 16 before losing to Kentucky with John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins. Hear about his experience coaching at the highest level of college basketball, what went into the decision to coach Division 3 instead of Division 1, and the factors impacting Williams success as a basketball program and an institution as a whole. This episode is available wherever you listen to your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel and social media handles @Notevend2 for more Division 3 content. Enjoy the episode!Intro- 00:00-05:23 Hobbies Outside of Basketball- 05:23-07:58 Williams Academics towards the End of the Year- 07:58-08:48 Playing Career at Cornell- 08:48-11:04 IVY League Experience Shaping Coaching Career- 11:05-12:53 Coaching Cornell During Historic Run in March Madness- 12:53-16:07 Coaching Differences at Army West Point Vs. Cornell- 16:07-19:24 Specific Philosophies Taken from Mentors throughout Career- 19:24-21:38 Choosing to Coach Division 3 instead of Division 1- 21:38-23:16 Relationship with Coach Mike Maker- 23:16-25:14 First Impressions of NESCAC/Division 3 Basketball- 25:14-27:11 Preparing Williams for Postseason Play- 27:11-29:06 Why 2023-24 Williams was Good in the Clutch- 29:06-31:39 Nerves Trying to Uphold Williams Success- 31:39-33:57 Break- 33:57-34:06 Defensive Tactics Leading Williams to a Top 10 D3 Defensive Team- 34:06-35:48 Balancing Offense and Defense for Specific Matchups- 35:48-38:55 Preparing for Tough Battles/Trinity- 38:55-40:28 Little 3 Rivalry- 40:28-42:36 Thought Process of Having a Strong Strength of Schedule- 42:36-44:53 Recruiting Strategy Across the Country- 44:53-47:59 Recruiting in the Transfer Portal at Williams- 47:59-49:47 Williams Prestigious Alumni Network- 49:47-53:54 Imploring Players to Interests Outside of Basketball- 53:54-58:20 Rapid Fire: 58:20-61:33 Starting 5: Best Shooters Coached- 61:33-63:55 Outro- 63:55-64:47

Current head coach of Wesleyan's men's basketball team, Joe Reilly, joins this weeks episode of "Not Even D2". Coach Reilly just finished his 16th season coaching the Wesleyan Cardinals; prior to Wesleyan, Joe spent 11 seasons coaching at rival NESCAC school, Bates College. Reilly has seen the NESCAC, and Division 3 basketball evolve from his time playing at Trinity (CT) College in the late 1980's. Hear from the legendary coach about his family history coaching basketball in Connecticut, all about his career coaching two different NESCAC teams for over a decade, and the current state of Wesleyan men's basketball.This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @ Not Even D2.Enjoy the episode!

EP14- The Beauty of Going to a Small College Join Lane & I as we chat about how much we love our small college experience ( @ Hamilton College). I often get questions about what it's like to go to Hamilton College/ a NESCAC/ small liberal arts college .. so I'm VERY excited to get to share this special episode with you all. Lane + I met in a Classic class (of all places) and have become the closest of friends these past two years. We are both very involved people on campus, we have me (cross country + track, economics + math) and Lane (tour guide, Anthropology, Chabad), with friends from all areas of life. I am so grateful Hamilton brought Lane & me together and I hope you learn more about the lovely Lane, our friendship, and our lives at Hamilton College Topics Covered in This Episode: Lane on the podcast! How We Became Friends Why We Chose to go to Hamilton College What Life is Like at a Small School (the pros + cons) What We Wrote Our College Essays About Graduations Thoughts And more! I know you guys will love Lane/ listening to her as much as I do

This week on the Bobcast we chat with the first Bates athlete ever to be inducted into the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association NCAA Division III Track & Field Athlete Hall of Fame: 16-time All-American and two-time NCAA champion: Keelin Godsey '06. Plus, the baseball team won a thriller at Tufts and women's lacrosse picked up a key NESCAC road victory. All that and more, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:39 -- Keelin Godsey '06 (16-time track & field All-American, two-time NCAA champion, USTFCCCA Hall of Famer). 23:53 -- Curtis Johnson, Head Coach, Track & Field. 33:27 -- Liam Yardley '26, Baseball (Male Bobcat of the Week). 41:45 -- Laci Raveis '27, Women's Lacrosse (Female Bobcat of the Week). 47:47 -- Andrew Toland '27, Men's Lacrosse Goalkeeper.

"Not Even D2" is joined by Hamilton men's basketball star player, Teja Singh. Teja is one of the best scorers in the NESCAC, and has been through a ton of different experiences throughout his career. Hear about how his religion has shaped his perspective on basketball, Hamilton's season winning the NESCAC, and his influence on the next generation of Sikh hoopers. This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @ Not Even D2. Enjoy the episode!

On the latest episode of the Bobcast, we're previewing the lacrosse, baseball, and tennis seasons, as spring sports begin this week! Plus, women's basketball rolled to a NESCAC quarterfinal win over Hamilton, and women's swimming turned in eight All-NESCAC performances at the conference championships. We catch up with the two swimmers who, combined, were involved in all of them. All that and more! Interviews this episode: 1:30 -- Elsa Daulerio '26, Women's Basketball. 4:01 -- Sophie Cassily '25 (Female Bobcat of the Week) and Grace Wenger '24, NESCAC Champions, Women's Swimming. 14:35 -- Nicolai Boe '27, Men's Squash. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 21:25 -- Dan Annino, Head Coach, Men's Lacrosse. 27:43 -- Renee Dowd, Head Coach, Women's Lacrosse. 33:15 -- Paul Gastonguay '89, Head Coach, Tennis. 46:25 -- Jon Martin, Head Coach, Baseball.

This week we're talking with Nordic skiing senior captains Olivia Cuneo and Cal Schrupp, after both recorded top-10 performances at the Dartmouth Carnival, with Cuneo earning a spot on the podium! Plus, junior Truman Williams broke a Bates track and field record that had stood since before he was born, and women's basketball gears up for the NESCAC tournament. All that and more, on the Bates Bobcast! Interviews this episode: 1:19 -- Cal Schrupp '24 and Olivia Cuneo '24 (Female Bobcat of the Week), Nordic Skiing captains. 20:56 -- Avery Leonard '24, Alpine Skiing captain. 28:24 -- Truman Williams '25, Men's Track & Field (Male Bobcat of the Week). 37:44 -- Marrich Somridhivej '26, Men's Swimming & Diving. 44:17 -- Alison Montgomery, Head Coach, Women's Basketball.

This week Jackson and Gilly are joined by former Bates and Hobart/William Smith head squash coach Pat Cosquer and former George Washington squash coach and founder of the Mid Atlantic Squash Conference (MASC) Anderson Good to preview this weekend's three major CSA conference championship tournaments, the Liberty League, MASC, and NESCAC, in addition to talking about the inception of these conferences and their importance for the long term success of college squash. Before being joined by Pat and Anderson, Gilly and Jackson recap the previous weekend which saw Gilly's U Penn boys clinching a share of the Ivy League Championship and Jackson being awarded Liberty League Rookie of the Week! Huge thanks to Pat and Anderson who have been major advocates for the growth of college squash and we hope you guys enjoy! For more Bragman Breakdown content, follow us on social media:Instagram: https://instagram.com/bragmanbreakdownpod?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bragman_breakdown?_t=8UTfP6R9XgM&_r=1

On the latest Bobcast, we're taking an inside look at one of the most thrilling plays in Bates women's basketball history! Plus, we have multiple "multi" interviews for you from our track and field team, and Bates athletics is gearing up for the installation of a digital display in Alumni Gymnasium, with the hopes of establishing a long-awaited Hall of Fame. Meet the alum. whose passion for Bates history has helped lead to this moment. All that and more.... Interviews this episode: 2:01 -- Alexandra Long '25, Women's Basketball. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 14:20 -- Livia Kozick '24, Women's Track & Field. 23:17 -- Carson Moellering '26, Men's Track & Field. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 31:11 -- Juliette Hoder '27, Women's Alpine Skiing. 38:23 -- Olivia Cuneo '24, Women's Nordic Skiing. 51:41 -- Tia Billimoria '27, Women's Squash. 60:00 -- Ira Waldman '73

This week we're talking with some standout swimmers from a fun dual meet at Ivy League opponent Dartmouth for the Bobcats. Plus, senior captain Morgan Kennedy and the women's basketball team is 12-2, 1-0 in NESCAC, entering the thick of their conference schedule, and Lewiston-born-and-raised Bates tennis coach Paul Gastonguay '89 is helping give back to the community. All that and more... Interviews this episode: 0:50 -- Morgan Kennedy '24, women's basketball captain 8:55 -- Grace Wenger '24, women's swimming & diving captain 17:12 -- Tim Johnson '27, Marrich Somridhivej '26, and John Weigel '27, 3/4ths of the men's swimming 400-yard medley relay team 27:49 -- James Upham, Head Coach, Nordic skiing 34:07 -- Paul Gastonguay '89, Head Coach, tennis Lewiston Strong Maine Tennis Rally for Recovery: https://givebutter.com/c/LewistonStrongMaineTennisRallyforRecovery

Frank & JB review Week 11's #d3fb games & before they preview & predict the 1st Round Playoff games and discuss the bowls & NESCAC action of Week 12. Scheduled To Appear: Tucker Horn (Gr. QB - Trinity (Texas)); Carter Maske (Sr. QB - Coe).

In today's conversation, we chat with two fifth-year members of the Bantam football team, Kevin Clark and Luke Folan. We talk about the full circle from their first year to winning the NESCAC title last season, the decision to stay on for a fifth year, and how team culture is built and maintained.

Friend of the podcast, Brendan Costa, a legendary Quarterback for Bates College returns to discuss one of my favorite weeks of the college football season, NESCAC rivalry week. We look beyond The Biggest Little Game in America between Amherst and Williams and look at other key games among "The Little Ivies." As always, it was a fun discussion you will not want to miss!

UW-Whitewater and UW-River Falls met in another of the big battles that should determine who goes to the playoffs out of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, whether it's one, two or three teams. And even though one of the most decorated offensive players on the field was held in check -- not to mention off the field -- for the vast majority of the game, River Falls still had a shot at the end. We chat with UW-Whitewater coach Jace Rindahl about his team, his fired-up sideline demeanor, his decision to start going for two in the second quarter and more in this week's podcast. And Matt Walker of UW-River Falls talks about what's still there for his Falcons to accomplish. But there's more ... This edition of the podcast is sponsored by d3photography.com, the licensed photography bureau contracted by D3sports.com. It was a big week for dreams getting crushed just a little bit as well this week. Washington U. had designs on getting into the D3football.com Top 25 (they were already ranked in the coaches poll) but fell at home to Augustana. Carleton fans were looking for a little respect up at St. John's after a 5-0 start. And King's took down Lebanon Valley, which had been riding high ever since Week 1 against Franklin & Marshall. Plus, who got a game ball out of the CCIW? And the NESCAC? What were the interesting stats of the week, and who was having fun in Region 1, pulling through in Region 2, what's to see in the 3, who's looking for more in the 4, showin' some drive in the 5 and got something to fix in the 6? Plus, how are the Top 25 voters looking at Hardin-Simmons? Patrick and Greg tackle that and more in this week's podcast. The D3football.com podcast is a weekly in-season podcast by Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas, which was started in 2007. The post ATN Podcast 338: Midseason reality checks appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

In this episode, my guests include four NESCAC Swimming & Diving Coaches.Marc Benvenuti enters his 22nd season as the Head Coach for Connecticut College Men's S&D program. He has also head coached Connecticut College Women's S&D for 21 seasons and is a '96 graduate of Tufts University. Adam Hoyt enters his 20th season as the Head Coach for Tufts University Men's and Women's S&D program. Before coming to Tufts, Hoyt spent three seasons as the Assistant S&D Coach for Trinity College and is a '01 graduate of Hamilton College. Don Megerle is currently in his 53yrd year at Tufts University. He spent 33 years as the Head Coach for Tufts University Men's Swimming and has coached the Tufts Marathon Team since 2004. Peter Solomon recently wrapped up his 34th and final year of collegiate coaching. Solomon has been a Head Coach of three different NESCAC schools, Wesleyan University (2012-2023), Middlebury College (1997-2011), and Amherst College (1993-1997).If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe to the YouTube channel below! YouTube: @thegetoutswim Instagram: @thegetoutswim ​

This week on the Bobcast we chat with a pair of volleyball players who played a key role in the Bobcats earning a big NESCAC win over the weekend. Plus, our Bobcats of the Week come from the cross country teams, as the Bobcats hosted the Bates Invitational on Sunday…with the women winning the meet. All that and more... Interviews this episode: 1:02 -- Matt Coyne, Head Coach, Football. 9:29 -- Chrissy Chu '25 and Katie Kortekaas '25, Volleyball. 23:29 -- Elizabeth Holcombe '26, Women's Cross Country. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 32:45 -- Ned Farrington '24, Men's Cross Country. (Male Bobcat of the Week)

During this episode of Small Talk, we're joined by a father/son quarterback duo from Tufts University. Michael Berluti and Bob Berluti talk about the changes around campus, rivalries in a NESCAC family, what they hope for Division III's future and more. This podcast is part of Division III's year-long celebration of it's 50th anniversary. For more information, visit on.ncaa.com/diii50. Instagram: @NCAADIII - www.twitter.com/ncaadiii Twitter: @NCAADIII - www.instagram.com/ncaadiii TikTok: @NCAA - www.tiktok.com/@ncaa?lang=en Facebook: Facebook.com/NCAADIII

The guest is Rich MacDonough, who calls games for the NESCAC, the NSN network and the NE10.

This week we chat with Bates softball first-year shortstop Ella Maher, who helped propel the Bobcats to their first-ever win in the NESCAC tournament. Plus, senior Derek Shen sprinted his way into the history books, and the rowing teams are headed back to the national stage. Interviews this episode: 1:32 -- Ella Maher '26, Softball. (Female Bobcat of the Week) 7:57 -- Derek Shen '23, Men's Track and Field. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 20:07 -- Peter Steenstra, Head Coach, Rowing.

The 2022 Futures League Championship MVP joins the Season 6 finale of Back to the Futures! Jack McDermott is returning for 2023 with the Nashua Silver Knights and he talks about coming back, his incredible run in 2022 and the "Gate City" rebrand in Nashua. He also touches on his time at Amherst College, the upcoming playoffs in the NESCAC, his favorite Amherst food places and more! Dig in for Pete: https://lakemonsters.milbstore.com/products/dig-in-for-pete-bracelet

The DIII lax pod is back and packs a punch. We have a monster review, a big preview, and a NESCAC deep dive now that we can compare preseason expectations to game  debuts. Kyle Devitte connects for the reunion DIII fans need and has plenty of insight on all of our New England teams.

The guest is coach Kyle Dezotell, who In his first year led the Tufts University men's soccer program to the NESCAC championship and into the Elite 8 of the NCAA Tournament.

This week we look ahead to the NESCAC quarterfinals, as the women's basketball team begins the defense of its conference title. Plus, women's lacrosse and tennis both get underway early next week, we preview their seasons. All that and more... Interviews this episode: 1:20 -- Meghan Graff '23 (Female Bobcat of the Week, Team captain), Brianna Gadaleta '23 (Team captain), and Alison Montgomery (Head Coach), Women's Basketball. 9:55 -- Peter Casares, Head Coach, Swimming & Diving. 21:51 -- Colby Stakun-Pickering '23, Men's Track and Field captain. (Male Bobcat of the Week) 28:55 -- Paul Gastonguay '89, Head Coach, Tennis. 35:47 -- Renee Olsen, Head Coach, Women's Lacrosse.

In this episode, Jamie talks with Wesleyan Head Coach John Raba about his lax journey, Wesleyan's zone defense, how he breaks down the year, the importance of the weight room, key principles on offense, the NESCAC season, recruiting and more!

What's a NESCAC anyway? Bates College admissions officer Scott Alexander joins the show to share a current view of his college and other NESCAC schools. Pitzer College admissions officer also joins the show to discuss the Pitzer essay supplements. And in our latest Personal Finance segment, we'll go over the benefits of establishing an emergency fund.

What's a NESCAC anyway? Bates College admissions officer Scott Alexander joins the show to share a current view of his college and other NESCAC schools. Pitzer College admissions officer also joins the show to discuss the Pitzer essay supplements. And in our latest Personal Finance segment, we'll go over the benefits of establishing an emergency fund.

In this podcast, recorded Aug 12, 2022, Jamie talks to Tufts Head Coach Casey D'Annolfo about the iconic Tufts program, their culture and philosophies, on and off the field. They also discuss the NESCAC recruiting calendar, recruiting timeline and what Tufts is looking for in recruits.