Podcasts about team captains

https://teachhoops.com/ The biggest mistake we make in high school basketball is letting the team hold a popularity contest in November to elect "captains." More often than not, you end up with the leading scorer or the friendliest senior wearing the title, regardless of whether they have the stomach to enforce your program's standards when you aren't in the room. True Team Leaders aren't elected; they are forged through shared adversity in the "muck and grind" of the off-season. They aren't just the players who speak the loudest; they are the Level 4 Competitors whose daily habits compel the rest of the roster to elevate their game. An effective leader must operate across three distinct spheres of influence. If they only master one, their leadership is incomplete: Lead Self (The Foundation): Before a player can echo your defensive calls, they must own their own execution. They are the first in the sprint, their body language is flawless, and they demonstrate elite Next Play Speed after their own mistakes. Lead Peers (The Bridge): They have the relational capital to pull a struggling teammate aside and deliver a hard truth without causing a fracture in the locker room. They are active Energy Givers. Lead the Culture (The Shield): They protect the program's vision. When a Level 1 "Energy Taker" starts complaining about minutes on the bus ride home, the team leader cuts the counter-narrative down before it can root. Instead of naming two traditional captains and alienating the rest of your upperclassmen, consider implementing a Leadership Council. The Blueprint: Select a representative from each class (Senior, Junior, Sophomore) to meet with the coaching staff weekly. The Benefit: This architecture ensures that the "Standard" is being communicated at every layer of your program. It also provides a clear pathway for younger players to develop their vocal muscles early in their high school careers. It is unfair to demand that your players hold each other accountable if you haven't given them the tools or the vocabulary to do so. In the "Truth Room" (your film study and debrief sessions), train your leaders to use objective data rather than emotional criticism. The Strategy: Teach them to challenge their teammates using the metrics that impact winning, like defensive rotations, deflections, or a drop in the team's live-scrimmage effective field goal percentage ($eFG%$). The Formula: When a leader says, "We need you to pass up that early 3 because our team's $eFG%$ drops by $15%$ when we don't get a paint touch," it shifts the conversation from a personal attack to a tactical standard. Coach's Note: "A quiet locker room after a bad practice is a coach-led team. A loud, corrective locker room where the players are fixing the execution before you even walk through the door—that is a player-led program destined to cut down nets." Title Ideas: Stop Voting for Team Captains! Do This Instead How to Develop Level 4 Leaders on Your Basketball Team The Leadership Council Blueprint for High School Basketball Primary Keywords: Basketball team leaders, developing sports captains, high school basketball leadership, TeachHoops, Coach Collins, building team culture, player accountability. Secondary Keywords: Level 4 competitors, "The Villanova Way," Jay Wright leadership style, Truth Room analytics, Next Play speed, athletic character development, coaching masterclass. Description Snippet: "Are your team captains actually leading, or are they just enjoying the title? In this video, we break down why traditional captain votes fail and how to transition your program to a dynamic Leadership Council. We discuss the three dimensions of athletic leadership, how to use data like $eFG%$ to remove emotion from accountability, and how to build a self-policing locker room. Stop managing chaos and start building culture carriers." Suggested Tags: #BasketballCoaching #TeachHoops #CoachCollins #TeamLeaders #BasketballCaptains #PlayerLedCulture #HighSchoolBasketball Show Notes1. The Three Dimensions of a Team Leader2. Scrap the "Captain" — Build a Leadership Council3. Equipping Leaders for the "Truth Room"$$eFG% = frac{text{FGM} + (0.5 times text{3PM})}{text{FGA}}$$The Leader Matrix: The Popular Captain vs. The Culture CarrierFeatureThe Popular CaptainThe Culture Carrier (Level 4)How they got the titlePopularity vote / SeniorityEarned via Radical ConsistencyLocker Room VibeWants to be liked by everyoneWants to win at the highest levelResponse to Peer SlackingSilence or passive-aggressive jokesDirect, constructive "Drive-By" correctionRelationship with CoachActs as a buffer for player complaintsActs as an extension of the coaching staffYouTube SEO Strategy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The incredible Nix Adams joins the show to spill the beans on her time on Celebrity Treasure Island! Nix gets hilariously honest about what it was really like sleeping beside Simon Barnett in camp, and things get emotional as she reveals the real reason Simon chose her as Team Captain before his exit. It’s a mix of big laughs and a touching look at the bond they formed on the island. Want more from the crew? Download the rova app to catch every moment of Si, Lana & The Breakfast Club!

Mego and Wiggy defend Tatum against listeners who think he is soft. Scheim and Curtis give their leads for the morning. Scheim doesn't understand why Pasta isn't a captain.

In this video, I'll go over five responsibilities that every great mock trial team captain should take on.

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The April 21st broadcast of "Good Morning Woodland" covers a range of school updates, global news, and local sports. Key school topics include the completion of senior projects, NGSS testing in the media center, and upcoming events like a tennis fundraiser at Hometown Pizza. The news segment highlights Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday, Rome's founding anniversary, new NFL uniforms, and Apple's new CEO, John Turnis.The sports segment features an interview with senior golf captains Matthew Scarlato and Liam Kimball. They explain that high school matches consist of nine holes, where the top five scores from six players count toward the team total. While the team currently has an 0-3 record, the captains noted that recent matches have been increasingly close. They use a mobile app for live-tracking scores in real-time and primarily practice by playing rounds at Oxford Greens. The captains also discussed their favorite clubs—such as the five-iron and three-wood—and their pre-shot routines, which involve taking a single practice swing to avoid overthinking.And that's a wrap on Tuesday April 21st.

(Recorded May 2025) Nikki Glaser returns to the podcast for the first time since her acclaimed performances as the host of the Golden Globes and on the Roast of Tom Brady. Nikki breaks down her approach to the Golden Globes, explains her perspective on controversial comedy topics, and explores the possibility of a “vegan hour” of comedy. Plus, Nikki's awkward encounter with Lana Del Ray. Please consider donating to Rescue the Birds Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Welcome to the your Bonus Mackenzie Podcast for 2026 the 4th in the series this year as our event wrap up.I am Richard Greer the Head coach and Team Captain of TeamCPNZ who have helped a number of people to prepare for this event with our Coaching and maybe you too if you have listed to our 2 lead in podcastsThese are my favourite podcasts that I put together - recorded live on the finish line where the legs are still sore but the vibes still high.As we get underway I need to say a massive well done to everyone that took part of this event, who stood on the start line with your own goals to either race hard at the front or to enjoy the day out with family and friends - everyone challenging themselves in there own way.  This year I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to share the MC duties with the amazing Stella Maris to cheer everyone home and share the stories of families doing it together, broken pedals to epic sprint finishes, it was pretty awesome.To Kerry and her team you do an amazing job and there was nothing but praise on the finish line for the event that you put on and the team of volunteers making sure that everyone has the best day.  This year as you will hear in some of the stories to come the course had a last minute change after the riders had set off, that the river crossing to make it over the Godley River and to Lilybank station was a no go.  The final braid had become impassable over night so after 4hrs of trying to figure out a route the swift water rescue team had to make the call that it was impassable after they were being swept off their feet trying to get across.  The weather was calm and there had been no rain over night so whether it was snow melt or just a braided river moving around there was too much water to cross.  This was especially tough since the drop bags and logistics where already set on the otherside of the river.  Safety is always number one so the right call was made and for the athletes to deal with a new plan is alway tough - especially to make it back through the rough bluffs section a second time.But you did it and that is often the most rewarding memories - when it doesn't go to plan but you figure out a way.So congratulations to all involved and these are you stories from Catherine who ripped around the Merino Course who made it home first overall to Matt Gordon who completed the Drover after 9hrs and 49minutes of riding his bike.

Welcome to the your Bonus Mackenzie Podcast for 2026 the 4th in the series this year as our event wrap up.I am Richard Greer the Head coach and Team Captain of TeamCPNZ who have helped a number of people to prepare for this event with our Coaching and maybe you too if you have listened to our 2 lead in podcastsThese are my favourite podcasts that we put together - recorded live on the finish line where the legs are still sore but the vibes still high.As we get underway I need to say a massive well done to everyone that took part of this event, who stood on the start line with your own goals to either race hard at the front or to enjoy the day out with family and friends - everyone challenging themselves in their own way.  This year I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to share the MC duties with the amazing Stella Maris, cheering everyone home and sharing the stories of families doing it together, broken pedals to epic sprint finishes it was pretty awesome.To Kerry and her team, you do an amazing job and there was nothing but praise on the finish line for the event that you put on and the team of volunteers making sure that everyone has the best day.  This year as you will hear in some of the stories to come, the course had a last minute change after the riders had set off. The river crossing to make it over the Godley River and to Lilybank station was a no go.  The final braid had become impassable over night,  after 4hrs of trying to figure out a route the swift water rescue team had to make the call that it was impassable after they were being swept off their feet trying to get across.  The weather was calm and there had been no rain over night so whether it was snow melt or just a braided river moving around, there was too much water to cross.  This was especially tough since the drop bags and logistics were already set on the other side of the river.  Safety is always number one so the right call was made and for the athletes to deal with a new plan is always tough - especially to make it back through the rough bluffs section a second time.But you did it and that is often the most rewarding memories - when it doesn't go to plan but you figure out a way.So congratulations to all involved and these are you stories from Catherine who ripped around the Merino Course and made it home first overall, to Matt Gordon who completed the Drover after 9hrs and 49minutes of riding his bike.

0:00 - Man, the Avs took care of business yesterday! They SMASHED Calgary 9-2 at Ball Arena. That's what good teams are supposed to do to bad teams (take note, Nuggets). The only bummer was Cale Makar leaving the game with an "upper body injury." Hopefully it's precautionary and nothing more.15:41 - George Paton and Greg Penner both addressed the media at the NFL Owners Meetings yesterday. They were asked about everything from Bo's ankle to JK Dobbins to Jaylen Waddle. How does the Broncos Braintrust feel about their roster?34:04 - Radko Gudas of the Anaheim Ducks laid a dirty hit on Auston Matthews a few weeks ago and it ended his season. The Ducks played the Maple Leafs again last night, and Gudas played specifically so he could serve his pennance. Opening puck drop, Max Domi dropped the gloves and whooped Gudas left, right, and center. But it begs the question...why didn't anyone from Toronto fight Gudas THE NIGHT THAT HE HIT MATTHEWS? Why did no one defend their TEAM CAPTAIN?Players have to stick up for their teammates. It's the same reason that Vic wants someone to lay a HARD hit on Lu Dort to set the precedent. You mess with the Jokic, you get the horns.

Episode 88 of The Mental Game brings on Amber Clark-Robinson, one of the nation's top flag football stars, coaches, and ambassadors.Why should you listen? Flag football is set to debut on the Olympic stage in 2028, and U.S. National Team Captain Clark-Robinson offers an look at the mindset required to compete and shine in one of the world's fastest-growing sports of all-time.As a young girl in Greenville, North Carolina, Robinson was denied the chance to play football of any kind. She dominated just about every other sport she could participate in and later thrived as a long jump and triple jump standout at the University of North Carolina.Flash forward to 2026, and Clark-Robinson is one of the faces of Team USA's booming flag football program. After finally earning her shot on the U.S. National Team in 2023, Clark-Robinson has since emerged as Team Captain and a defensive stalwart, delivering numerous international gold medals to Team USA.Clark-Robinson also brings a unique perspective as an advocate for the game. She is  the head coach at Saginaw Valley State University, where she will launch the Cardinals' women's flag football program in 2027. She was also was named to USA Football's board of directors in 2024 and is instrumental in the rapid ride of flag football at all ages.In this episode of The Mental Game, Clark-Robinson…Breaks down her roller-coaster journey from being barred from football to becoming a national team star.How she balances her roles as player, coach, and global ambassador .Explains how she aims to be “significant, not a participant” in every aspect of her life.And much more…The Mental Game podcast is produced by Sam Brief and music is courtesy of David Brief and Channel J. You can subscribe on ⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Google Podcasts⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠TuneIn⁠⁠⁠.

This week we wind down season 3 of the Podcast with special guest Sephen Denbigh. Stephen is the UK GBHL League Coordinator and he talks to us about running the league and his experiences in the hobby. We end the season with a massive Lord of the Rings quiz. See you all in Season 4.https://linktr.ee/ahobbitspodcastAny Heroics - YouTubeThe Great British Hobbit League (GBHL) Events Calendar - Google DriveRun an Event | Great British Hobbit

Die Intrigen gehen weiter. Denise und ich (@dennisderdoedel) beobachten abermals sagenhaften Schachzüge unter Palmen. Diesmal dabei: Eric als doppelter Team-Captain, Claude als Bauernopfer und Dilara in Bedrängnis. Negativer Höhepunkt kommt aber weniger aus dem Bereich Taktik, sondern mehr als dem Bereich Kacke: Anouschka und Martin battlen sich so lange, bis es zur Grenzüberschreitung kommt. Und nun frei nach Jules Verne: Viel Spaß bei der Folge. Fernsehen für alle — Die garstige, alte Kuh unter den deutschen Fernsehpodcasts. X: @fernsehenfa, @dennisderdoedel Instagram: @fernsehenfueralle, @dennisderdoedel Komposition & Sounddesign: Julius Bretzel (@bretzel96) Diese und alle weiteren Episoden von Fernsehen für alle findet ihr unter anderem bei Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Deezer und Podigee.

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This week on the Bates Bobcast, we're celebrating a second NESCAC championship for Bates women's basketball, as the Bobcats triumphed over Bowdoin Sunday in Brunswick. Plus, the men's basketball team joins the women in making the NCAA tournament, and men's lacrosse won a huge game on the road at nationally ranked Wesleyan. All that and more... Interviews this episode: 1:32 -- Elsa Daulerio '26, Team Captain, Women's Basketball. 5:19 -- Ava James '26, Team Captain, Women's Basketball. 8:08 -- Sarah Hughes '27, Women's Basketball. (NESCAC and NEWBA Player of the Week, Female Bobcat of the Week) 10:49 -- Alison Montgomery, Head Coach, Women's Basketball. 14:57 -- Jon Furbush '05, Head Coach, Men's Basketball. 22:00 -- Andrew Toland '27, Men's Lacrosse. (NESCAC Player of the Week) 32:24 -- Hannah Pawlowski '29, Women's Indoor Track and Field. (New England D3 Champion, 600 meters) 39:22 -- Rocco Regnier '29, Men's Tennis.

No Password Required: Next Gen – Ep. 1 - Michelle McAveety Michelle McAveety- Cyber Competitions, Crowd Surfing & Main-Character Energy Welcome to our new spinoff series, No Password Required: Next Generation.  Where we go behind the scenes and interview up-and-coming young professionals in cybersecurity! Whether you're trying to figure out your career path, looking for a little inspiration, or just want to have a laugh while learning about the industry, this show is for you. Real stories. Real journeys. Next Gen Cyber. About this episode: Michelle McAveety is a Computer Engineering and Math student at USF and the Team Captain of the CyberHerd, the university's cybersecurity competition team. We get into the chaos and adrenaline of competition life, what it's like leading in a high-pressure cyber environment, and how she balances it all without losing herself. Spoiler: the answer includes crocheting, blasting heavy metal, going to concerts, and possibly crowd surfing if the vibe is right. Michelle also drops some real advice opening up about the pressure to compare yourself in competitive fields and why staying grounded and focused on your own path is the real win. Follow Michelles journey on linked in! https://www.linkedin.com/in/mcaveety/   Chapters: 00:39 - Who is Michelle?  00:54-  Being in Cyberherd  01:38- Hobbies that bring Michelle Joy!   02:51- Comparison and Growth   

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C-Lo's here with Aaron Judge on his frustration with the Yanks offseason. Steven Cohen chimes in on why he's against having an official team captain and on competing with the Dodgers.

Boomer is out, so it's Gio & Jerry starting with the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill and appearing to be in tank mode. Gio is not a Tyreek fan at all. Before C-Lo's first update has Aaron Judge's impatience with the Yankees' slow offseason and Steve Cohen's refusal to name a captain and discussing the Dodgers. Finally, Gio discussed watching the survival show, Alone.

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AJ Edelman, captain of the Israeli bobsled team in the Winter Olympics in Italy, joins Sid live from the Olympic village to discuss his perseverance in making sure the Jewish state was represented at this year's winter games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Week three of Doddie Aid is upon us and Bruce Aitchison is joined by some fantastic guests...the one & only Caroline Blair will be joined by Jamie from Wild Scottish Sauna who are aiming for 2 million steps during Doddie Aid 2026.We will be then joined by the CEO of Clapham, Chief Chat Officer but the title that is getting most use on LinkedIn is Team Captain of England, Mr Archie Curzon!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/happiness-is-with-bruce-aitchison. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tomlin-ism of the Week – Mike Tomlin talked about some stupid penalties taken in the game and a ‘loss of composure' that took place against the Bills. It feels like the teams under Tomlin have shown an odd loss of said composure for quite some time. Did Tomlin call out Cam Heyward a little bit today?

What happens when a group of breast cancer survivors climb into a 40-foot boat and start paddling together?You get the Mammoglams — a Jacksonville dragon boat team turning survivorship into strength, resilience, and community!In this episode, we're joined by Pam Reckner, breast cancer survivor, Team USA paddler, and Team Captain of the Mammoglams, along with Jeri Millard, breast cancer survivor, longtime patient advocate, and Founder/CEO of In the Pink, a nonprofit boutique supporting cancer patients in Jacksonville. Together, they share how dragon boating has become a powerful part of recovery — improving mobility, supporting lymphedema management, and offering survivors a place to rebuild confidence and connection.They also take us inside the global breast cancer paddling community, talk about what it's like to compete internationally, and describe how the Mammoglams support survivors at every fitness level with a truly “no paddler left behind” approach.In this episode:How dragon boating supports strength, mobility, and physical healing after breast cancerWhy survivors describe the Mammoglams as a genuine “floating support group”Pam's path from treatment to Team USA paddler and team captainJeri's advocacy journey and the origins of dragon boating in JacksonvilleInsight into the international breast cancer paddling movement and upcoming world competitions Learn More:Mammoglams Website: www.mammoglams.comJacksonville Dragon Boat Club: www.jacksonvilledragonboatclub.comIn the Pink nonprofit: https://inthepinkboutique.com

In this episode of The Dark Zone: An Adventure Racing Podcast, host Brian Gatens welcomes John Karlsson, captain of Team SAFAT, the reigning Adventure Racing World Champions. Known for their precision, discipline, and calm under pressure, SAFAT has come to define the standard of excellence in expedition racing.John shares his introduction to the sport, his growth as a racer, and the lessons learned on the journey from first-time competitor to world champion. He offers an inside look at the team's mindset, their approach to success, and the chemistry that fueled their dominance. But with whispers that SAFAT's future may be uncertain, this conversation carries an undercurrent of reflection—about legacy, leadership, and what comes next.As always, you keep racing—and we'll keep talking.Shownotes: Team SAFAT - https://www.facebook.com/swedisharmedforcesadventureteam/Sponsor Links:Nuataaq Carabiner Hydration Bottle - www.nuataaq.comShenandoah Epic Adventure Race - https://www.adventureenablers.com/

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Kyle Ireland spoke with defensive captain Tanner Wall about his role as a leader for the team and how he feels they have performed after fvie games.

Anthony Djon, leader of a 100-agent "team bridge" doing $50 million a month in volume, provides a masterclass on top-of-funnel lead conversion. He details his military-style team structure, which uses "Team Captains" and strict "floor time" to maximize speed-to-lead. He shares his full tech stack, including Shiloh and Fellow, and confesses his biggest mistake: neglecting client retention. Anthony's core advice is to stop rushing and perfect a relentless, consistent follow-up system.   Connect with Anthony on LinkedIn.   Learn more about his company on LinkedIn - Instagram - Facebook or online at anthonydjon.com.   Subscribe to Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/@RealEstateInsidersUnfiltered?sub_confirmation=1   To learn more about becoming a sponsor of the show send us an email: jessica@inman.com You asked for it. We delivered. Check out our new merch! https://merch.realestateinsidersunfiltered.com/   Follow Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered Podcast on Instagram - YouTube, Facebook - TikTok. Visit us online at realestateinsidersunfiltered.com.   Link to Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/RealEstateInsidersUnfiltered Link to Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/realestateinsiderspod/ Link to YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@RealEstateInsidersUnfiltered Link to TikTok Page: https://www.tiktok.com/@realestateinsiderspod Link to website: https://realestateinsidersunfiltered.com This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative. https://twobrotherscreative.com/contact/  

49ers FB & Harvard guy, Kyle Juszczyk joins Murph & Markus to share his thoughts on Thursday night games, what it's been like missing team captains due to injuries, & the big matchup against the RamsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports are more than wins and losses, they're about building resilience, balance, and genuine care for athletes.Welcome to Oak Performance Radio, the show that explores how athletes, coaches, and parents can optimize performance while staying healthy and grounded—on and off the field.Episode HighlightsIn this episode, Pat O'Malley, Team Captain at Rockford University and coach at NCSA, opens up about his journey from multi-sport athlete to mentor. He shares the lessons he's learned about mental health, coaching with intention, and helping athletes develop the work ethic and balance needed to succeed in sports and in life.Key Insights Why Multi-Sport Participation Helps Athletes Build Resilience and Avoid Burnout.The role of mental health and strong support systems in long-term success.How parents can set expectations without overwhelming their children.The difference between money-driven coaching and impact-driven coaching.Why genuine care and trust matter more than motivational speeches.The importance of work ethic and consistent effort for college and beyond.Episode Chapters00:00 Intro06:13 Pat's Journey and Personal Life11:48 Challenges and Rewards of Coaching11:58 Mental Health and Well-being in Sports12:19 Balancing Sports and Academics12:35 The Role of Technology in Mental Health12:45 Building a Support System for Athletes 13:02 The Importance of Work Ethic in Sports16:33 Preparing for College and Beyond17:09 Impact of Coaching on Athletes' Lives19:02 The Importance of Individual Attention52:48 Building Trust and RelationshipsCall to Action (CTA)If this conversation resonates with you, follow the show so you don't miss future episodes. Share this with another parent, athlete, or coach who could benefit from these insights.Supporting InformationPat O'Malley – NCSA StaffKeep Going Podcast on Facebook@thekgpodcast on InstagramThanks for tuning in to Oak Performance Radio. Stay committed, stay balanced, and we'll see you in the next episode.

Retired Steelers Linebacker, Arthur Moats, starts the show discussing the Steelers 2025 Team Captains, the injury report, which College QBs he'll be watching in week 2, plus more! Moats is then joined by TaNeisha from @reallyflawed for "Victory Formation" to preview the Steelers vs Jets week 1 matchup plus more! Moats finishes the show answering questions from Steelers Nation!

The San Francisco 49ers have chosen eight dedicated team captains to guide their teammates through the challenges of the 2025 NFL Season. Join the Nitty Gritty Niners Talk Crew as they warmly discuss this year's captains and offer heartfelt insights into the anticipation surrounding their Week 1 matchup. We can't wait to share this journey with all of you!

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Head coach Kyle Shanahan announced the 2025 team captains, provided updates on player injuries, and shared insights on the 49ers preparations for their Week 1 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4: Did Juan Soto tell us the Mets have a different Team Captain than we realize?

Patriots Quarterback Drake Maye has enjoyed working with Josh McDaniels so far. He wants to keep taking steps forward in year two, and hopes to make the playoffs. He thinks Bill Belichick will succeed at UNC.

Patriots cornerback Marcus Jones joins Hart and Fitzy on a Patriots Monday. He learned a lot from Jabrill Peppers throughout his time in New England. A successful season would be a Super Bowl win, and he wishes Bill Belichick the best at UNC.

Alan Saunders and Zachary Smith discuss all things Pittsburgh Steelers. On today's episode, we discuss the team and RB Jaylen Warren agreeing to an extension, the team naming their captains for the 2025 season, what Beanie Bishop had to say about being cut and if there should be any concern about the team pricing themselves out of a trade up for a QB in the 2026 NFL Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maddie Prohaska was initially drawn to soccer to spend time with her friends but fell in love with the goalie position because it was, “weird, different, unique.” It also produced special moments where it was all on her. As her career evolved, so did her mindset from “nothing else matters, I will give up everything” to” I will strive to strike what's important for my physical and mental performance.” Not surprisingly, by thinking about things differently, she started to train differently using visualization, journaling, meditation and reframing her approach on the field. The results were record breaking. At University of Auburn, Maddie played over 96 matches with 36 shutouts! She was a 2022 Golden Glove Winner and 2023 Team Captain. In March 2025, she signed with Seattle Reign FC and in June 2025, she was selected to the Team USA U23 team. She shares that she didn't always believe she was capable but started to once she realized others did. By focusing on her feelings and identifying her values off the field,  she is able to be where her feet are typically stopping a soccer ball and giving her team a chance to win! @m.proha

On this episode, hear from head coach Eli Drinkwitz and seven of the nine Mizzou Football team captains as fall camp comes to a close. Then, Brad and Matt continue their list of the Top 25 MU Football games of the past 25 years by running from No. 20 to No. 11, and the guys get you caught up on everything going on with Mizzou Athletics.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nick and Jonathan are joined by Fox broadcaster John Fanta. Also, they talk about the pressure on the Browns QB room, and Myles Garrett's latest speeding citation.

Nick and Jonathan get into Myles Garrett's latest speeding citation.

(00:00)  Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill speaks with media after Wednesday OTA session(04:30) WR Tyreek Hill on being a Dolphins captain again: “I don't feel like I deserve it”(20:24)  Cam Ward, Will Levis, Brandon Allen, Tim Boyle competing for Titans starting QB role(23:36)  Will Levis: "I think anyone who's ever been in my situation can agree that it sucks.”(31:39) John Harbaugh on releasing Justin Tucker: “It's multi-layered [and] it's complicated. But in the end, it all comes back to what you have to do to get ready for your team to play the first game.”(42:06) Jets wrap 2nd week of OTAs this week(45:40) Justin Fields: “I think the sky's the limit for this team, for this offense, but we do have a long way to go.” 

Nikki Glaser returns to the podcast for the first time since her acclaimed performances as the host of the Golden Globes and on the Roast of Tom Brady. Nikki breaks down her approach to the Golden Globes, explains her perspective on controversial comedy topics, and explores the possibility of a “vegan hour” of comedy. Plus, Nikki's awkward encounter with Lana Del Ray, and Mike's new special The Good Life arrives on Netflix!Please consider donating to Rescue the Birds