Podcast appearances and mentions of skip bertman

Mike, Charlie, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Steve previewed USA's rematch with Canada in the championship of the Four Nations Tournament. Charlie lamented Victor Wembanyama's season-ending blood clots. Mike remembered the start of Skip Bertman's legendary career.

We have spent most of the late spring and early summer talking about the potential for the New Orleans Saints' new offense under Klint Kubiak. But what about Dennis Allen's defense? They were not good last season against the run and had virtually no pass rush. Will they be better? Can they find depth on the defensive line, and is this the last year for Hall-of-Famer to be defensive end Cameron Jordan? Jim Derry talks to his old friend, Larry Holder of The Athletic, on Friday's Dattitude Podcast (Ep. 248) presented by Evangeline Securities. They also offer their early top surprise picks in the NFL and potential disappointments, as well as Jim's and Larry's Super Bowl predictions (which they reserve the right to change before September). Lastly in the ‘Extra Point,' Jim looks back 33 years to when LSU baseball started its run in becoming the premier program in the country and Skip Bertman became a legend, as they won their first national championship over Wichita State.

Charles and Dan are joined by Skip Bertman to preview the Regional at Chapel Hill, NC.

Todd Walker, a former LSU star & current SEC Network baseball analyst, joined Mike and Charlie. Walker praised the talent on the Tigers' 2024 roster, highlighting their returning talent and transfer portal additions.

Paul Byrd, a former LSU & MLB pitcher, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss his induction into the 2023 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. Byrd remembered his path from sports to broadcasting. He talked about his relationship with Skip Bertman. Byrd also expressed his pride in a 14-year MLB career. 

Bobby and Mike reported on Dolphins CB Jalen Ramsey's injury at practice. Mike compared Ramsey to Saints CB Marshon Lattimore. The guys reviewed Sean Payton's comments about Nathaniel Hackett. Paul Byrd, a former LSU & MLB pitcher, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss his induction into the 2023 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. Byrd remembered his path from sports to broadcasting. He talked about his relationship with Skip Bertman. Byrd also expressed his pride in a 14-year MLB career. Steve joined the crew for their daily triple-option segment. The guys broke down their observations from day two of Saints training camp. 

Legendary New Orleans sports broadcaster Ro Brown joined Mike and Charlie to discuss the Saints' off-season. Brown said New Orleans should win the NFC South. He gave his positions of concern on the Saints' roster. Brown projected Taysom Hill's role with the team. He talked about the media coverage of LSU's run at the 2023 College World Series. 

Welcome to the Sports Zone Podcast, where we discuss, opine, and report on all things local sports.In this episode, LSU Baseball hosts its first super regional in four years. The Tigers are two wins away from Omaha.Would Kentucky even be in this spot if it wasn't for Skip Bertman?The Saints go marching into mandatory minicamp. Will 13 plus four equal 17 games for Michael Thomas?From Northwestern to Southeastern, the Lions have a new head baseball coach, and he comes from a family with a South Louisiana pedigree.All next in the WGNO Sports Zone.The Sports Zone Podcast is also available via Apple Podcasts on iTunes.

Mike and Charlie discussed Zion Williamson's comments to the media regarding his injury recovery. Mike spoke to WWL listeners about Pitt DT Calijah Kancey and Tennesse QB Hendon Hooker. Rick Jones, a former Tulane baseball coach, joined Sports Talk to review the rise of college baseball in Louisiana. Jones shared a story about former LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman. Jones recapped memorable seasons from his 20-season career leading the Green Wave. He also praised current head coach Jay Uhlman. The guys talked about Devin White's trade request from Tampa Bay. 

Rick Jones, a former Tulane baseball coach, joined Mike and Charlie to review the rise of college baseball in Louisiana. Jones shared a story about former LSU baseball coach Skip Bertman. Jones recapped memorable seasons from his 20-season career leading the Green Wave. He also praised current head coach Jay Uhlman.

In today's episode of the "The Runway Decade Podcast," hosts Bill Bush and Pete Bush, advisors at Horizon Financial Group are chatting with Paul Hood. He is going to talk about trust, estates, and wills. He is also going to talk about business valuations for those owners.   Episode Highlights ·         04.31: Paul is a Louisiana guy, despite being in Ohio right now he grew up in Alexandria, LA. He talks about the early days and his experience of growing up in Alexandria, right in the middle of the state. ·         05.33: The thing that Paul noticed as a kid listening to the rainy day show on KALB, the mighty 580AM every morning was that they developed this growing up and antipathy toward New Orleans. ·         07.41: Paul is in the process of endowing $1000 a year student writing award at his alma mater high school, Holy Savior Menard Central High School in Alexandria and the scholarship will be awarded on Friday, April 28th at a school assembly and he will give a speech to the students. ·         09.29: Paul doesn't view what he has literally done since Hurricane Katrina as work. He has written nine books, published hundreds of articles. He has done 96-90-minute webinars on estate and tax and charitable planning. He doesn't view all this as work which is why he doesn't ever see himself stopping. ·         12.05: Paul shares how things changed for him when Katrina made its third and final landfall on August 29th, 2005. ·         14.04: Paul discusses the things that are important for a buy-sell agreement. ·         18.25: It's not a triggering event that causes the problem. It's the procedure that is drafted and one of those common errors Paul sees is the appraiser has to produce an appraisal in 30 days. ·         20.14: The appraiser can't appraise in 30 days and no appraiser can, says Paul. ·         22.40: One thing that the TV show Shark Tank has taught Bill is that a business owner at least a lot of business owners come up with this idea of valuation in their head that in the most cases seems to be based on not a lot and it could be very inflated. ·         24.36: One of Paul's strongest bits of advice for people in business is your business should be ready for sale 24/7, 365. ·         25.06: What happens to a lot of people is they skimp on their accounting and then they sign up a non-disclosure agreement and they enter due diligence and people who can't figure out, their financials, they are not audited, they are not reviewed, they're not consistent, they are not complete. ·         28.02: Paul's earliest LSU memory was probably a trip to Tiger Stadium in 1973 when the Tigers weren't very good.   Three Key Points 1.    Paul talks about his mindset and how he felt when he turned 50. 2.    Paul talks about two of his books, both are based on planning your future series, the last will and testament for your business, "Buy- Sell Agreements" and then “It's Yours," Mine and Ours" which Pete loves because it's on the blended family. 3.    Paul talks about his earliest LSU memory.         Tweetable Quotes ·      - "I took a job in New Orleans, and it was a great job because my four years there, from 88 to 92, that's where I learned a lot of what of what I know, I was taught by four excellent estate planning and tax lawyers." -  Paul Hood ·      -  "Retirement is not really something that I even think about even at 62, almost 63 in June." - Paul Hood ·      -"If you work for one of them, you got temporarily relocated to Baton Rouge or Lafayette, Lake Charles or even Houston, TX. But those of us who work for individuals, we were out." - Paul Hood ·    -"I am a one-page guy because I believe if you can condense something down to a page, you understand correct, and that's a big deal." -  Paul Hood ·       - "If your client gets the appraiser and answers all their information document requests in 30 days give yourself a blue star." -  Paul Hood ·    -"When I wrote my business valuation book, I did something that I don't know that anybody else had ever done. I have read every single income tax case involving valuation back to the beginning of the income tax in 1913." - Paul Hood ·        -"I don't think that the true grasp of the greatness of Skip Bertman has been understood yet." - Paul Hood     Resources Mentioned ·         runwaydecade.com ·         https://paulhoodservices.com/

In this episode Brian shares the story about meeting his mentor the great Skip Bertman and the #1 strategy the 5x NCAA National Championship winning coach shared with his program. Please click here to view the twitter thread Brian made on using mental imagery for increased confidence through mental preparation. You can access all of Brian's sport specific mental imagery audios on a YouTube playlist here Brian Cain, MPM, the World's leader in Mental Performance Coaching brings you practical tips, techniques, stories, strategies, meditations and motivations every day that you can use to close the gap from where you are to where you want to be with The Mental Performance Daily Podcast.   Have a question you'd like Brian to answer on a future Mental Performance Daily episode? Click here to submit your question. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast and leave us a review for a chance to win a FREE 1-1 coaching session with Brian each month and engage with Brian on social media @BrianCainPeak  Be sure to join Brian's email list at BrianCain.com/join so that you can stay updated and in the know when it comes to mental performance training and opportunities to work with Brian. If you are a coach looking to master mental performance coaching, the missing link in your clients and athletes performance, join Brian's MPM Coaches Insiders List and receive his best strategies for coaching mental performance and save $200 off his MPM Certification Course when it opens in May and November. Are you a coach? Join Brian's FREE 3 Day Mini Course on Coaching Mental Performance Are you an athlete? Join Brian's  FREE 3 Day Mini Course on Mental Performance for Athletes Are you a golfer or golf coach? Join Brian's  FREE Golf Masterclass Are you a baseball player or coach? join Brian's FREE Baseball Masterclass Mental Performance Daily is an IRONCLAD Original

Back this week on the baseball side of things and connecting with another National Championship coach - the head coach at Ole Miss and the NCAA Division I champs from a year ago, Mike Bianco stops by and joins the show! An amazing conversation as we start by telling some great Skip Bertman stories followed by great insight in the process of building the Ole Miss program. Coach Bianco shows unmatched vulnerability in unpacking his own journey and growth in coaching along with how social media and access have opened doors for his program there in Oxford! @CoachMikeBianco @OleMissBSB

On this episode of The Secrets to Winning, I chat with Glenn Guilbeau of OutKick.com and author of Everything Matters in Baseball: The Skip Bertman Story. The book is about my former LSU head baseball coach Skip Bertman, the man who brought winning baseball to LSU. It sheds light on Skip's work ethic, inventiveness, attention to detail, entrepreneurial ability, and overall contributions to LSU in his capacity as coach and later as athletic director. It includes chapters on each of the five National Championships won under his direction, beginning in 1991; it reveals his secrets to training great pitchers who later pitched in the Major Leagues; and it shows how he embraced and used "The Power of Positive Thinking" throughout his career.

On today's episode of the "The Runway Decade Podcast," hosts Bill Bush and Pete Bush, advisors at Horizon Financial Group talk to two-time NCAA baseball coach of the year Mike Bianco. He is the head coach Ole Miss, the reigning College World Series Champs, and reached the pinnacle of his sport and career by winning the national championship.       Episode Highlights 2:47: Mike is fortunate to do what he does as a baseball coach and works with young people in intercollegiate athletics, and when you go to work, there are thousands of people watching you what you do. 3:30: Mike played at LSU, went to the College World Series as a player and then was an assistant for the legendary Skip Bertman for five years and was fortunate enough to go to the World Series four times as an assistant coach and won three national championships. 4:42: At Ole Miss Mike says he's got a great fan base. They were in the top five in national attendance for the last 15-16 years or so and have been in the top two or three along with LSU and some other of our counterparts in the Southeastern Conference. 8:08: Mike knew LSU had a great coach and they played in Southeastern Conference, and he got an opportunity visit there and fell in love with the place and great campus and a great coaching staff and he just wanted to play college baseball. 9:50: Back in the days, you could go to spring training game and lean over the dugout and hand your ball and Tony Perez would grab it, sign it, hand it back to you but you can't do that anymore. But that was a cool time, says Mike. 12:42: Mike says it was very different to play under coach Bertman. He told them that they were getting a PhD, Harvard Education in baseball and they laughed when they were at that age, but it was true. 15:31: In year 1989, we didn't play well all year long either but it's interesting how teams end up being in the World Series and all kind of different paths, says Pete. 16:50 Mike beats Auburn on the road to remain number 1 and so they were number one for two weeks in a row and then they came home and got beat up by Tennessee and that set us into a tailspin for about six weeks where they didn't play well for a few weeks and lost some series they probably shouldn't have. 20:11: Mike explains how it is terrific for a team to hear from a guy that has worn the uniform, a guy that has won a national championship and now is a successful businessman. 22:39: Mike explains how fortunate he was that he started drawing in the people who bought into this vision of baseball and they started having success and they needed to build seats. 28:01: If someone is good enough to play sport, they are good enough to play anywhere. 30:48: Keeping championship and all that aside, Mike feels super blessed in so many ways to be able to do and work and do something that he loves to do and has done it basically his whole life because not so many people get to do that. 32:31: Mike and his wife were putting $50 away in a retirement plan, so thankfully that they started it then when they were trying to play catch up because in your mid 50s and you're so thankful that you were disciplined and that you did it earlier. 35:30: The first time on the ESPN coverage Bill saw that he was hugging one of the players and the second shot of Mike is hugging one of the Oklahoma guys and really struck him that sportsmanship is certainly a pillar of what you preach. 43::37: Every kid or every person of our age remembers sitting and watching, like Hill Street Blues or whatever that show was with your family and that was really a cool time. 45:13: If you are playing the sport, you're supposed to have fun. You are supposed to try to succeed. Not sit there and scared and hope and have moms clap that you have a good eye, says Mike.       Three Key Points Mike was one of the fortunate folks who has carved out a career in this great sport of baseball. He takes the listeners back to where it all began. Mike talks about his reconnect with Luis Garcia, one of their old 89 teammate and going down to Miami and running into him again because the guys that they had played with never going to separate from each other. As per Mike you got to find what works for you, whatever that is or whatever routine that is because everything is about catching your routine.       Tweetable Quotes "In any profession, if you're fortunate enough to reach the pinnacle at least at some point, it's just what you dream about." – Mike "Somewhere between t-ball and high school baseball, you lose four and a half million baseball players." - Mike "When you are in danger you don't need anybody else to lose their games. Just try to win your games." – Mike "You are having a top-notch facility at front stage and the backstage part and with that the improvements you guys have made over the years are phenomenal." – Bill "I always talk about Coach Bertman, but the best thing that happened to me in my life that I met Cammy, my wife. Cammy was a trainer at LSU." - Mike "I think I can handle, and I think my coaching staff could handle but I don't think I wanted my son to have to handle that he is a coach's son." - Mike "I work with the 18- to 22-year-old kids and that's one of the things that I think kind of keeps you young, keeps you mobile, and keeps you moving around." - Mike "I do like emotion. I love the guys that play with positive emotion because what I do is more than just coach baseball. I teach life lessons." - Mike     Resources Mentioned https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Bianco www.runwaydecade.com www.horizonfg.com  

In today's episode of the "The Runway Decade Podcast", hosts Bill Bush and Pete Bush, advisors at Horizon Financial Group are talking with Pat Cuntz, a successful business leader in Baton Rouge. He was baseball player at LSU before he became a successful business owner.   Episode Highlights 30: Pat met Pete somewhere between 1985-1986. Pete was a freshman the year after Pat had finished playing baseball. Pat was hanging around, finishing school and the two got to be friends… and ended up living together for a little bit. 18: Pat's first year in baseball at LSU was around 1981-82, and he played for a couple of years, but things were a lot different under his first coach. LSU baseball certainly wasn't anywhere near what it is now, but he was there to see the change when Skip Bertman took over the program. Pat was on Skip's first team at LSU 43: Pat has been the luckiest guy on the planet because when he talked to coach Bertman about graduating and going into business, Coach said “you are going to do great”, and it gave him a different level of confidence. 11: Pete says he wasn't a great player either. It made him work harder at taking in all other things that Bertman tried to talk about to us. 14: Pat left LSU not only with a degree, but he meets his wife, another athlete. 08: Pat dated Cecelia for 10 years before they got married. He and his wife were friends who kind of hung around each other a little bit more, and then next thing you do…go on a date. 05: Pat dated for 10 years and then he got married, and then 10 years later, Christopher Cuntz their only child came along. 30: Once, a successful real estate businessperson said to Pat that, work for Motorola and get to know that corporate world and learn from it. Learn the good, learn the bad and then eventually go work for yourself. 52: The goal was always to go acquire some other companies in South Louisiana and we are going to build this business from New Orleans through the 10-12 corridor, all the way through Beaumont, into Houston and Pat really enjoys it. 04: Pat says that he and his family have been lucky enough to communicate the gifts that we have been given. There are things they want to do, and he doesn't know what that means today, but we talk about how we will help some people out. 50: If you are a person of faith, life is about helping people. It is about helping the less fortunate, says Pat.     Three Key Points Pat went to Houston for training period of about 3 months after getting offer from Motorola and had a funny story about when you talk about confidence and how things play out. The atmosphere for the world of baseball or football or basketball or any type of sports across country is so different. The parents, the kids, even the opposing people, everybody cheers for everybody, and everybody is rooting for everybody. You can make a bunch of money, you can have all the plans, but at the end of the day, it's all about what do you want to do and what do you want to do with it, says Pat.     Tweetable Quotes "The whole early era of Skip's teams is kind of a big fraternity of guys that did spend a lot of time together off the field as well." – Bill "When I was getting out, I was in business marketing, and I wanted to go into some type of sales where you didn't have those aptitude tests." - Pat "When I came to work for EMCO, my really good friend ended up being my business partner. I was running the communication side and Todd ran the information technology side and there was always an intention of buying the company." – Pat "COVID showed me I can't work from my house. I'm way too easily distracted. I have got to get up and go somewhere." – Pat "I have to say I'll never really retire. I got to do something and as long as I enjoy what I'm doing and they allow me to do this, I'll continue to do this." - Pat     Resources Mentioned https://www.linkedin.com/in/pat-cuntz-208b424/ Podcast Editing www.runwaydecade.com  

Tigs visits with Louisiana sports media legend Tommy Krysan. They discuss his career in sports media, the state of LSU and Saints football, Skip Bertman's Hold The Rope podcast, music, and more! Follow Hold The Rope on YouTube, checkout Meat and Potatoes for TK's weekly picks, and listen to his podcasts on Anchor. If you want a good laugh, checkout the Legendary Ronnie Rantz and Skip Bertman Marijuana Story! Checkout Heart's version of Stairway to Heaven live from the Kennedy Center Honors show in 2012. Follow all of the TigBits Socials TikTok Instagram YouTube Facebook Merch

In hour two of After Further Review, Matt is joined in studio by LSU Baseball legend Skip Bertman for the whole hour. The guys talk Skip's new book, baseball and Bertman's time as LSU's AD.

Glenn Guilbeau, an SEC columnist at Outkick.com, joined the show to talk about his new book, "Everything Matters in Baseball: The Skip Bertman Story." Guilbeau shared stories regarding the legendary former LSU head baseball coach. He praised current head coach Jay Johnson for his work to bring winning baseball back to Baton Rouge. Mike and Bobby also discussed expectations for LSU football's season-opening game against Florida State.

Glenn Guilbeau, an SEC columnist at Outkick.com, talked to Bobby and Mike about his new book, "Everything Matters in Baseball: The Skip Bertman Story." Guilbeau shared stories regarding the legendary former LSU head baseball coach. He praised current head coach Jay Johnson for his work to bring winning baseball back to Baton Rouge. Mike and Bobby also discussed expectations for LSU football's season-opening game against Florida State.

Hunt Palmer and Jeremy Hill start off the first hour of today's show with breaking news out of LSU football as Myles Brennan makes the decision to walk away from football. Saints vs Texans preseason impressions.. what'd the guys see from the Saints first action on the field? Glenn Guilbeau of USA Today joins the show to give the guys a look into a new book written on Skip Bertman and his tenure at LSU.

Next up on the ABCA Podcast is Division I National Champion Ole Miss head coach, Mike Bianco. This continues our series of ABCA Coaches that were National Champions this year. Bianco was honored with the ABCA/ATEC Coach of the year award. Bianco just finished his 22nd season at Ole Miss and is the longest tenured coach in the SEC. In 22 seasons leading the program, Bianco has led Ole Miss to 18 postseason, 8 Super Regional and 2 College World Series appearances. Bianco is one of the best we have in the game and has had some tremendous mentors in Jim Wells and Skip Bertman. Bianco has had a busy summer going straight from winning a National Championship to managing the USA College National Team. If you want to dive back into the archives, Coach Bianco and his sons were on the podcast with me for the Father and Son series. 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.

On today's episode, Anthony's sitting down with LSU Baseball royalty as former LSU baseball coaches Skip Bertman and Dan Canevari join the podcast. They're chatting about the evolution of college baseball and how NIL looks a lot like free agency. Hear Skip and Dan's thoughts on NIL, what it takes to win a College World Series title and how you can listen to their weekly radio show, Hold the Rope.

Skip Bertman and Ron Maestri joined Kristian to talk about the current state of college baseball. The legendary coaches discussed the impact that the transfer portal and NIL will have on the sport they love. They also praised the AABC Connie Mack World Series.

Kristian talked to Kendall Rogers, the managing editor of D1Baseball, and former legendary coaches Skip Bertman and Ron Maestri about the changing atmosphere in college baseball. The transfer portal has changed the strategy around how coaches build their rosters, and the NIL has added free agency to the sport.

Sports Shorts is live from Calandro's Supermarket, as the typical trio of Ronnie, TK and Joel Davis hold it down for the first hour. The show opens up talking the NFL coaching carousel, including the Saints search and the Jaguars hiring Doug Pederson over Byron Leftwich. The guys talk Curley Hallman and Skip Bertman stories, […] The post Sports Shorts with Ronnie Rantz 2-5-22 HOUR ONE appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

In my profession, I am fortunate to get to be around some great athletes, but I also spend a lot of time around coaches. I have a unique perspective as I have played for the best college baseball coach of all time, Skip Bertman at LSU, and I also currently work for the best college football coach of all time, Nick Saban at Alabama, as well as the entire Alabama athletic department. I don't know many people in my field or in the entire athletic circle who have actually had the experiences that I have had in being around the caliber of coach that I get to work with on a regular basis. There are some common themes and trends among all of these great coaches that make them who they are. In this episode, I want to dive in to those themes and processes that these coaches have in place at each of these programs that allow them to not only achieve success, but to sustain it over long periods of time.

Today I uncover a lesson I learned from interviewing 5x NCAA National Champion and former baseball coach at Athletic Director at LSU, Skip Bertman. This is a lesson that will change your life. Brian Cain, MPM, the World's leader in Mental Performance Coaching brings you practical tips, techniques, stories, strategies, meditations and motivations you can use to close the gap from where you are to where you want to be each and every day with The Mental Performance Daily Podcast.   Be sure to subscribe wherever you are listening to this podcast, leave us a review and engage with Brian on social media @BrianCainPeak

The College Baseball Foundation inducted 14 new members into its Hall of Fame and this week's Episode of Amateur features interviews from award winners and inductees, along with a clip from PG College Baseball. TTU's Cal Conley earned the Brooks Wallace Award as the best shortstop in college baseball, Arkansas' Kevin Kopps earned National Collegiate Pitcher of the Year, Nebraska's Spencer Schwellenbach takes home the John Olerud two-way player of the year award and Georgia Gwinnet's HC Jeremy Sheetinger is the Skip Bertman coach of the year. Plus, we hear from Mark Marquess who lead Stanford for 41 seasons, Tennessee's two-way sensation Todd Helton, and Florida State C Matheu Nelson on PG College Baseball with Hunter Pence. Follow @CollegeDiamonds or visit CollegeBaseballHOF.org for more information about this year's 2021 College Baseball induction class.

Twitter handles for hosts: Shawn Clynch https://twitter.com/ShawnC_ATX "Big Mike" Murphy https://twitter.com/mercury_mambo Mike "Hardball" Hardge https://twitter.com/HardballHardge Maurice "Coach Mo" Harris https://twitter.com/CoachMoFitness Episode 77 brought to you by: saxtoninsurance.com https://www.saxtoninsurance.com/ & cosmiccoffeebeer.com https://twitter.com/cosmicaustin Since the turn of the century, Lufkin, Texas native and a proud former student of Texas A&M University, Kendall Rogers found his nichè by producing content for his passion, college baseball. Follow Kendall on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KendallRogers From Rivals.com to the modern day business, D1baseball.com A platform which has over 137,000 followers on Twitter. Rogers' love for college baseball and his ability to generate compelling content has earned himself the unofficial title of "The authority of college baseball". Rogers has developed a wealth of relationships and network with college baseball coaches and players throughout the country. This is the week the 74th College World Series begins in Omaha and this will be the 16th CWS Rogers will cover. Rogers provided his analysis of the 2021 CWS field and believes the Texas Longhorns pitching staff may be the deepest in the country. His Jim Saxton State Farm Insurance Agency "Man Cave Story" involved LSU legendary retired coach, Skip Bertman. The middle segment promotes: Saxton Insurance Agency, The Travis Manion Foundation, & Cosmic Coffee & Beer. Segment 2, Big Mike and Clynch wrap it up by discussing Texas Longhorns baseball and the atmosphere at Disch-Falk Field the previous two weekends during the NCAA regionals and super regionals. The boys wrapped up episode 77 with some positivity in the Cosmic Coffee & Beer Garden "Tell Me Something Good" segment.

Twitter handles for hosts:Shawn Clynch  https://twitter.com/ShawnC_ATX"Big Mike" Murphy https://twitter.com/mercury_mamboMike "Hardball" Hardge https://twitter.com/HardballHardgeMaurice "Coach Mo" Harris https://twitter.com/CoachMoFitnessEpisode 77 brought to you by:saxtoninsurance.com  https://www.saxtoninsurance.com/ & cosmiccoffeebeer.com  https://twitter.com/cosmicaustinSince the turn of the century, Lufkin, Texas native and a proud former student of Texas A&M University, Kendall Rogers found his nichè by producing content for his passion, college baseball.Follow Kendall on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KendallRogersFrom Rivals.com to the modern day business, D1baseball.comA platform which has over 137,000 followers on Twitter.Rogers' love for college baseball and his ability to generate compelling content has earned himself the unofficial title of "The authority of college baseball".Rogers has developed a wealth of relationships and network with college baseball coaches and players throughout the country. This is the week the 74th College World Series begins in Omaha and this will be the 16th CWS Rogers will cover.Rogers provided his analysis of the 2021 CWS field and believes the Texas Longhorns pitching staff may be the deepest in the country. His Jim Saxton State Farm Insurance Agency "Man Cave Story" involved LSU legendary retired coach, Skip Bertman.The middle segment promotes: Saxton Insurance Agency, The Travis Manion Foundation, & Cosmic Coffee & Beer.Segment 2, Big Mike and Clynch wrap it up by discussing Texas Longhorns baseball and the atmosphere at Disch-Falk Field the previous two weekends during the NCAA regionals and super regionals.The boys wrapped up episode 77 with some positivity in the Cosmic Coffee & Beer Garden "Tell Me Something Good" segment. 

Recently, ESPN and the SEC Network released a documentary titled Hold the Rope, telling the story of my legendary baseball coach at LSU, Skip Bertman, and his quest to turn the LSU baseball program into a perennial power. "Hold the Rope" was a phrase/motto that we and all LSU baseball teams used on a regular basis that encapsulated the trust and unity that Coach Bertman instilled in the teams he coached. In this episode, I want to take a deep dive into what it meant to "Hold the Rope" every day. We didn't always have the most talent, but what we did have was trust in our teammates, coaching staff, and the system, which was ultimately enough to win 5 national championships in the span of 10 years.

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On a Tuesday Edition of The Jordy Culotta Show, we are joined by maybe the greatest player in LSU Baseball history, Ben McDonald. We talk LSU's feature on SEC Network "Hold The Rope", and how the 2021 team can follow the mantra going into the SEC Tournament in Hoover. LSU Radio's Hunt Palmer stops by the UDL to give us his insight into LSU Baseball's chances in the SEC Tournament and what the Tigers have to do in Hoover for a chance to join a Regional. Former LSU 1st Baseman Pete Bush calls in to give his thoughts on Skip Bertman's Legacy, the curious case of Albert "Joey" Belle, and more! Also, we start picking at the LSU Football schedule. Would you rather the Tigers lose game one, or take a loss in the SEC? 0:00 - Capital City Soul 2:30 - Welcome In! 5:00 - LSU SEC Network's Ben McDonald 18:00 - Hold The Rope Review 32:00 - LSU Radio's Hunt Palmer 50:00 - Do You Wear Socks to Bed? 1:00:00 - LSU Football Talk 1:25:00 -Julio Jones Trade? 1:31:00 - LSU Football Swing Games? 1:42:00 - LSU Baseball Pete Bush

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We are packed on this Monday Edition of the Jordy Culotta Show! The SEC Network's Tom Hart, former LSU Football, LSU Basketball and LSU Baseball commentator Jim Hawthorne, Advocate writer Wilson Alexander, and New Orleans Pelicans' developmental coach Darnell Lazare join the show! Tom Hart discusses LSU Baseball winning the series in Aggieland as the Tigers took two of three from Texas A&M. How important is the emergence of M'Khail Hilliard to the LSU rotation, and how does Paul Mainieri's decision to sit Landon Marceaux impact game one in the SEC Tournament. The former voice of LSU Football, LSU Basketball, and LSU Baseball and Mr. Do It All, Jim Hawthorne joins the show to talk Skip Bertman's Hold The Rope. He relives the glory days of LSU baseball as he was on the call for every game that built LSU Baseball's legacy under Coach Bertman. The Advocate's Wilson Alexander continues LSU Baseball joins us. We ponder if the Paul Mainieri magic is being conjured with the Tigers back in Hoover facing off against Georgia. Former LSU Basketball player Darnell Lazare and now New Orleans Pelicans' player development coach Darnell Lazare talks NBA Playoffs, the state of the Pelicans, and how LeBron James' run as top-dog in the NBA is unfathomable. Also, we have an exclusive interview with TJ Finley. The former LSU quarterback talks about his decision to transfer within the SEC to Auburn and compete for the starting job in Auburn.

Bart and Charlie talk with former LSU coach Skip Bertman about his friendship with Ron Polk and the State-LSU rivalry; Kendall Graveman of the Seattle Mariners looks back at his MLB career and what's made him successful.

No one in the game has more wins than Paul Mainieri. LSU's head baseball coach is nearing 1,600 for his career, so I couldn't think of a better first guest for a podcast about winning than Coach Mainieri. Even better is that he has as many stories as he does victories. On today's show, we talk about milestones, mentors, leaving LSU to find out how good he was as a player, and coming back to find out how good he was as a coach. For a full transcript of the episode, click here. Show outline: Milestones [1:11] The value of taking the long route [5:21] Why he went into coaching [7:40] The Humble Wall [9:44] Mentors [12:45] Why he left LSU after his freshman season [14:06] Learning from failure [18:33] Tough love [23:45] Striving for perfection [25:40] Success vs. Confidence [31:10] Why he came back to LSU as a coach [36:05] The Magic of LSU [39:00] What success looks like in the future [42:25] Paul Mainieri Bio Mainieri has guided the Tigers to the 2009 College World Series national championship and five CWS appearances. During Mainieri's tenure, LSU has captured a remarkable 30 team championships, including the 2009 NCAA title, eight NCAA Regional championships, five NCAA Super Regional championships, four Southeastern Conference championships, six SEC Tournament titles and six SEC Western Division crowns. Mainieri has a 1,467-752-8 (.661) record in 38 seasons of collegiate coaching at St. Thomas University (1984-88), Air Force (1989-94), Notre Dame (1995-2006) and LSU (2007-present). He is No. 1 on the career wins list for active NCAA coaches and No. 9 in all-time NCAA wins, and he is one of only six coaches in NCAA history to have won over 1,400 games and a national championship. Mainieri is 603-260-3 (.698) at LSU, and he has the third-highest winning percentage in SEC history, trailing only former LSU coach Skip Bertman, who was 870-330-3 (.724) from 1984-2001, and former South Carolina coach Ray Tanner, who posted a 738-316 (.700) mark from 1997-2012. Mainieri earned his 600th LSU win on March 6, 2020, when the Tigers defeated UMass Lowell in Alex Box Stadium. Mainieri became just the 12th coach in SEC history – and the second at LSU – to compile 600 wins at a league school. Under Mainieri, the Tigers earned an NCAA Tournament National Seed in six consecutive seasons from 2012-17, making LSU and Stanford (1999-2004) the only schools in NCAA history to capture six straight National Seeds. Since 2008, LSU has earned nine NCAA Tournament National Seeds, the second-best mark in the country over the past 13 seasons.

From Rooster’s Men’s Grooming Center, it’s HOUR ONE of Sport Shorts Radio! Ronie Rantz and Joel Davis preview the Saints’ divisional round matchup against the Buccaneers. Ronnie also tells a Skip Bertman story, and the guys touch on the other playoff games this weekend.     The post Sport Shorts HOUR ONE 1-16 appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Skip Bertman and Dan Canevari fill in for Hester and Hanny and break down the NFL playoff picture in Hour one. They also discuss the Saints’ win over the Vikings as they clinch their fourth straight NFC South title. They also welcome LSU head baseball coach Paul Mainieri and LSU gymnastics coach Jay Clark onto […] The post Hangin’ with Hester and Hanny 12-28-20 Hour 1 | Paul Mainieri | Jay Clark | Saints win NFC South Title appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Today we have on Bhrett McCabe Clinical and Sports Psychologist. Bhrett has worked with professional athletes including 12+ PGA and LPGA Tour players whose rankings have reached #1 in the world. He has been a consultant and Sports Psychologist for The University of Alabama Athletic Department, working with all teams and coaching staffs and he has been a featured speaker to numerous Fortune 500 companies and organizations.   On the show dive deep into his experiences at LSU playing for Skip Bertman, we go over practical mental game strategies, and we discuss "how to win awareness" which includes classroom sessions and how we can coach in game strategy to players.      Contact https://www.bhrettmccabe.com/ https://twitter.com/DrBhrettMcCabe    

It’s another edition of Hold the Rope with Skip Bertman and Dan Canevari! Dan and Skip discuss the Tigers’ gritty win over Arkansas and the Saints’ eighth straight victory. They also welcome LSU volleyballl coach Fran Flory onto the show, talk some baseball, and Skip tells his story of the week! The post Hold the Rope 11-24 appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

It’s another edition of Hold the Rope with Skip Bertman and Dan Canaveri! The guys recap LSU’s first win of the season against Vanderbilt. They also welcome former Vanderbilt and NFL running back Jimmy Williams onto the show, talk some MLB playoffs and more! The post Hold the Rope with Skip and Canoe 10-6 appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Hangin’ with Hester and Hanny, in hour 3 Skip Bertman leads off on how the impact of cancelled games in the fall would effect an athletic dept, Tim Brando joins the show and explains why College Football must happen,and wrap up the week with “Ask Us.” The post Hangin’ with Hester and Hanny Hour 3 appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Skip Bertman stops by to talk on how the impact of cancelled games in the fall would effect an athletic dept. The post Hangin’ with Hester and Hanny with Skip Bertman appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

This ABCA Father-Son Miniseries episode features Mike, Ben, Drew and Sam Bianco. Mike has been the head coach at Ole Miss for 19 seasons and is the winningest and longest active coach in the SEC among all baseball, basketball and football coaches. He has 16 NCAA Tournament appearances, six Super Regional berths and one College World Series appearance. He won three national championships as a member of Skip Bertman's staff at LSU. Ben is a junior at Louisville, Drew is a sophomore at LSU and Sam is a senior at Oxford HS and is committed to play at the University of Louisiana.

This ABCA Father-Son Miniseries episode features Mike, Ben, Drew and Sam Bianco. Mike has been the head coach at Ole Miss for 19 seasons and is the winningest and longest active coach in the SEC among all baseball, basketball and football coaches. He has 16 NCAA Tournament appearances, six Super Regional berths and one College World Series appearance. He won three national championships as a member of Skip Bertman's staff at LSU. Ben is a junior at Louisville, Drew is a sophomore at LSU and Sam is a senior at Oxford HS and is committed to play at the University of Louisiana.

This ABCA Father-Son Miniseries episode features Mike, Ben, Drew and Sam Bianco. Mike has been the head coach at Ole Miss for 19 seasons and is the winningest and longest active coach in the SEC among all baseball, basketball and football coaches. He has 16 NCAA Tournament appearances, six Super Regional berths and one College World Series appearance. He won three national championships as a member of Skip Bertman's staff at LSU. Ben is a junior at Louisville, Drew is a sophomore at LSU and Sam is a senior at Oxford HS and is committed to play at the University of Louisiana.

Chad Durbin pitched parts of 14 seasons in the big leagues. But before that, he was a relatively unknown third rounder who jumped directly into professional baseball from high school. Part one of our conversation with Durbin discusses how he was recruited to LSU -- including an impressive recruiting tactic by legendary LSU coach Skip Bertman -- and ultimately chose to go professional right away. We also talk his rise through Kansas City's system, some humorous stories from his time in the lower minors, and his path to becoming a big leaguer. Like what you hear? Consider supporting Baseball America. ( https://www.baseballamerica.com/sign-up/ ) Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

On todays episode, we talk to actor, stuntman, and former LSU Baseball player Michael Papajohn about LSU memories and his prolific career in the film industry. He has had roles in many movies, including The Waterboy, For Love of the Game, The Longest Yard, and Spider-Man. He also shares some great stories about legendary LSU Baseball coach, Skip Bertman.

There are some coaches that don't need an introduction. Coach Skip Bertman's legacy is as storied as college baseball itself. In this episode, we speak with this living legend about the influence of working under Ron Frazier (at Miami), developing a booster club at LSU, building the program from day one, his thoughts on travel ball, motivating players, one of the greatest trick plays in College World Series history, his other experiences in Omaha, changing his role from coach to LSU Athletic Director, Nick Saban and much more. Have a listen!

Coach Kurt Hester joined the Louisiana Tech Family after serving as a National Director of Training for the D1 Sports Training Center in Nashville, Tenn. since 2008. He worked with training several professional athletes from leagues such as the National Football League (NFL), Major League Baseball (MLB), National Basketball Association (NBA), Major League Soccer (MLB), National Hockey League (NHL) and the NFL Combine classes. From 1997-2008, Hester was the owner and Director of Performance at HS2 Athletic Performance in Mandeville. He developed and mentored area coaches for college and professional coaching careers with several going on to BCS-level schools and NFL teams. Over 500 athletes he worked with received collegiate scholarships during that time as he oversaw the development of over 400 junior and senior high students per day. Hester was an assistant strength coach at LSU from 1995-98, working with the speed development program for then-football coach Gerry Dinardo and worked primarily with the LSU baseball team as it won two national championships under legendary coach Skip Bertman. Hester also worked with the men's basketball, women's soccer and women's golf programs as well as with the varsity cheerleaders. He graduated from Tulane University in 1995 with a Bachelors of Science degree in exercise physiology. He also served as a graduate strength coach at Tulane for two years. Hester has certifications as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) from the National Strength & Conditioning Association and also has his Speed Agility & Conditioning certification as well as his Level 1 certification from the United States Weightlifting Association. Coach Hester Contact Info Email - khester@latech.edu Instagram - hesterkurt Twitter - TheKurtHester Book - "Rants of a S&C Madman" - https://www.amazon.com/Rants-Strength-Conditioning-MadMan-Hester/dp/1096791722 "Crush Cancer!" and the #REPSFORRILEY Challenge - 67 workouts, 67 days in a row - Follow Gage Rosier on instagram (g.rosier) or twitter (gdrosier) for the workout schedule - Buy your copy of "Crush Cancer!" today if you want to participate! BUY THE EBOOK NOW - crushcancerbook.com  TeamBuildr Thank you TeamBuildr for sponsoring today's episode. Teambuildr is the leading software for high schools and colleges by providing coaches the ability to write programs online, generate over 13 reports and even train athletes remotely for side-income. Right now, if you sign up with code BigTime, you will receive a free APRE programming template which works automatically within TeamBuildr. No more spreadsheets and workout cards to track training maxes that change day by day. Automate your programming without outsourcing your programming with TeamBuildr." af.tbldr.co/BigTime Power Lift Power Lift is the leading manufacturer and distributor of heavy duty strength training equipment for Collegiate and High School athletic performance centers around the world. Power Lift brings over 20 years of experience to the strength and conditioning world. All products are manufactured in their state of the art manufacturing facility in Jefferson, IA.  Power Lift is proud to support all coaches making it the Big Time where they are at. Mike Richardson - mrichardson@power-lift.com Big Time Strength Contact Info Email: bigtimestrength@gmail.comTwitter: @BigTime_SC, @gdrosier, @CoachPedersenMV Instagram: bigtimestrength, g.rosier, mvmustangstrength Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the episode please subscribe, like, share, or leave a comment.

On this episode we sit down with Pete Bush, the owner of Horizon Financial Group where he is a certified financial planner and has been for 30 years. Pete got a "head start" in life following his 4 years at LSU playing baseball with Skip Bertman, who taught him the importance of building relationships and taking ownership in the pursuit of success.  We discuss the ways in which Pete injects confidence into his clients, has grown his business, and also get some awesome insight into how one of the greatest collegiate coaches of all time ran his program. 

What goes into creating a college baseball powerhouse? What does it take to attract and develop college players at the highest level? What is it like to coach in major college sports and then become the head of a major athletic department? Listen to this edition of "Exploring The MindSide" to hear Dr. McCabe talk with his college coach, LSU's Skip Bertman, about his incredible career as a coach, athletic director and leader. For more information about The MindSide: Sports and Performance Psychology, visit www.TheMindSide.com

Baseball coaches have long debated how much of this game is truly mental - is it 90, 95, or even 99 percent? If that is the case, it is time to connect our listeners to loyal ABCA member Dr. Bhrett McCabe from The Mind Side. Playing for and being mentored by ABCA Hall of Famer and legendary LSU skipper Skip Bertman, McCabe learned early in his career that training the mental game was not only paramount to success but a focus that he wanted to dedicate his career toward. In this episode, McCabe takes us on a journey through defining his position on sports psychology, the role that coaches play, mental toughness, and investing in the person first. McCabe also develops his thoughts on self belief and how this can be viewed differently from the hitter and pitcher. He delivers tangible takeaways that can help any coach further his practice plans to bring mental training material to the dugout and into their programs.

Baseball coaches have long debated how much of this game is truly mental - is it 90, 95, or even 99 percent? If that is the case, it is time to connect our listeners to loyal ABCA member Dr. Bhrett McCabe from The Mind Side. Playing for and being mentored by ABCA Hall of Famer and legendary LSU skipper Skip Bertman, McCabe learned early in his career that training the mental game was not only paramount to success but a focus that he wanted to dedicate his career toward. In this episode, McCabe takes us on a journey through defining his position on sports psychology, the role that coaches play, mental toughness, and investing in the person first. McCabe also develops his thoughts on self belief and how this can be viewed differently from the hitter and pitcher. He delivers tangible takeaways that can help any coach further his practice plans to bring mental training material to the dugout and into their programs.

Baseball coaches have long debated how much of this game is truly mental - is it 90, 95, or even 99 percent? If that is the case, it is time to connect our listeners to loyal ABCA member Dr. Bhrett McCabe from The Mind Side. Playing for and being mentored by ABCA Hall of Famer and legendary LSU skipper Skip Bertman, McCabe learned early in his career that training the mental game was not only paramount to success but a focus that he wanted to dedicate his career toward. In this episode, McCabe takes us on a journey through defining his position on sports psychology, the role that coaches play, mental toughness, and investing in the person first. McCabe also develops his thoughts on self belief and how this can be viewed differently from the hitter and pitcher. He delivers tangible takeaways that can help any coach further his practice plans to bring mental training material to the dugout and into their programs.

Skip Bertman’s name is nearly synonymous with the rise of college baseball as we know it today. What he crafted at Louisiana State University started a ripple effect through the SEC and across the nation. [...]

The fourth episode of the ABCA's "Calls from the Clubhouse" reflects on the College World Series in Omaha with former LSU head coach Skip Bertman, whose Tigers advanced to the CWS 11 times.

The fourth episode of the ABCA's "Calls from the Clubhouse" reflects on the College World Series in Omaha with former LSU head coach Skip Bertman, whose Tigers advanced to the CWS 11 times.

The fourth episode of the ABCA's "Calls from the Clubhouse" reflects on the College World Series in Omaha with former LSU head coach Skip Bertman, whose Tigers advanced to the CWS 11 times.