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Ryan Brauninger takes us around recruiting country where we get all the latest news in Texas A&M recruiting, looking at Quarterbacks, and more! Then, the guys begin talking about BIG12 and PAC12 networks, TV deals, and more!

Billy Liucci joins the show to begin talking about his thoughts on NIL and the transfer portal, how problematic the NCAA could become, essentially players becoming a Free Agent after every season, and more! Then, the guys go over Texas A&M's first part of the schedule, having the potential to become a top 5 school early, and much more!

Dipti Vachani fell in love with technology during her high school years when the idea of being able to write code and magically make something do what she wanted amazed her. Her programming skills, typing speed, and…...running ability?...helped her win computer science contests around the nation. This was just the beginning of a remarkable career that is still going strong. After graduating from Texas A&M with a BS in Computer Engineering where she was the only woman in her graduating class, Dipti spent 17 years at Texas Instruments. During her time at TI, she worked on numerous projects including automotive audio systems and low-power digital signal processors. As she worked her way up to a Vice President role, Dipti also led the creation of TI's Sitara brand of Arm microprocessors. In this podcast, Dipti reflects fondly on that early work: “It was fun and no day was the same. You came in and you took technology to solve problems for your customers…and when you figured it out and they were happy, it felt like joy, like you accomplished something.”  Now, in her current role at Arm, Dipti is helping bring the automotive and IoT worlds together as they both begin “to look like a network of networks.” With IoT, Arm is looking to transform every industry including industrial, retail, home, cars, and agriculture.  While Dipti is active in mentoring younger women in engineering, in this interview she provides important guidance for all engineers about setting boundaries in your career and knowing when it might be time to move on to another position. Other highlights from this lively episode include: -How corporate “frenemies” must come together to grow markets -The important distinction between mentorship and advocacy, particularly as it relates to women in engineering -Why Arm is the place for Vachani as she looks to leave a legacy -The “Junk in the trunk” of automotive compute applications

Usually sending something to the wrong address would be a nightmare, but not for one #Denver couple who received the #StanleyCup for a few hours; a #TexasAM coach caught on camera recruiting with #NIL; a #Swedish food company has an odd tasting vegan burger: human flesh

The Good The Bad The Dumb...Usually sending something to the wrong address would be a nightmare, but not for one #Denver couple who received the #StanleyCup for a few hours; a #TexasAM coach caught on camera recruiting with #NIL; a #Swedish food company has an odd tasting vegan burger: human flesh Tony & Ronn talk more on UCLA and USC moving to the Big 10 Guest: Covering #collegefootball nationwide for the Orlando Sentinel, Matt Murschel joins the showgram to talk on the huge, surprising news that shook the #CFB world yesterday causing a power shift for two conferences: #UCLA and #USC are heading to the #Big10

Billy sticks around and begins speculating what Chase Lane can do for Texas A&M this upcoming season, which guys Billy thinks will step up, and more! Then, the FanShow comes together to begin talking about the SEC West, thoughts on whether or not LSU and the Mississippi teams will be better compared to last season, and more!

After an 8-4 season in 2021 Texas A&M is looking to make a statement this College Football season. Texas A&M had one of the best defenses in the SEC last year but with the loss of several starters on the defensive line will the defense still perform at a high level? Who will the starting quarterbacks for Texas A&M Haynes King or Max Johnson? Are Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M overrated? How good will Texas A&M Footballer be in 2022? JT Sports gives his thoughts. The Jacksonville Jaguars were the worse team in the NFL last season. With new Head Coach Doug Peterson could the Jaguars right the ship and go from worse to first in a lackluster AFC South? The Jaguars have Trevor Lawrence going into his second season looking to improve off a forgettable Rookie campaign. The Jacksonville Jaguars signed a lot of talented in Free Agency and drafted some promising players in the draft but is it enough to win the AFC South? With the NFL off-season nearing an end where will Baker Mayfield get traded? The latest NFL rumors speculate that the Seattle Seahawks have high interest in Baker Mayfield. The Seahawks currently have QBs Geno Smith and Drew Lock competing for the starting job but could they look to acquire Baker Mayfield. If Seattle trades for Baker Mayfield does the move make them a playoff team? Greg Roman has been the OC for the. Baltimore Ravens since 2019 and helped Lamar Jackson develop into one of the NFL's best quarterbacks. However, Greg Roman's offense has been the biggest criticism amongst Ravens fans and one has to wonder if his playcalling style has grown stale. Has the Baltimore Ravens offense peaked under Greg Roman? JT Sports discusses if Greg Roman is holding back the Baltimore Offense. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jtsports/support

Ryan Brauninger joins the show to take us around recruiting country! Such as, University of Texas's big recruiting run, what it means and how to respond when you miss out on a kid, the versatility of certain recruits, and more! Then, Donnie Baggs joins the show to discuss his experience at Texas A&M and what drove him here to Aggieland, how he approaches the recruiting process, and much more!

David and Olin open up the show talking about the Aggie football squad, Jimbo Fisher's success at the helm of the Aggie football program, and more! Then, the guys begin looking back on the Men's Aggie basketball team and what they had accomplished, was Dylan Rock the best transfer player for Texas A&M, and much more!

The FanShow comes together to begin talking about the fantastic job that Jim Schlossnagle has done in his first season, needing to carry over the momentum from the last time Texas A&M beat Alabama, and much more! Then, R.C. Slocum joins the show to talk with the guys about getting back to normal life after diagnosis and treatment, what he learned from the overall experience of the last year, and more!

Florida State is finally looking to get the ball rolling after two consecutive losing seasons under Mike Norvell. Going into this College Football season the FSU Football program the Seminoles are looking to at least make a bowl game and maybe more depending on the development of Quarterback Jordan Travis. JT Sports gives his thoughts on how good FSU Football will be in 2022. The UNC Football program had extremely high expectations going into the 2021 College Football season. North Carolina would end up being one of the most disappointing teams in College Football finishing with a 6-7 record and having an awful record on the road. With the loss of Sam Howell who will take over the reins at Quarterback for UNC? Will UNC Football bounce back in 2022 and return to competing for the ACC? Coming off there National Championship victory Georgia looks poised for another dominant season. However, Tennessee and Kentucky have started to emerge as programs on the rise during last year's College Football season. Both Kentucky and Tennessee are expected to compete for second place in the SEC East, but which one of them has the best chance to potentially dethrone Georgia and win the SEC East division? Alabama won the SEC Championship last College Football season and finished as runner-ups to Georgia in the National Championship. The SEC West is arguably the toughest division in College Football and with the chaotic nature of College Football, what team is the biggest threat to Alabama in the SEC West this year? Could it be Arkansas after having a breakout year led by Quarterback KJ Jefferson? Arkansas has one of the best offensive lines in College Football and also should improve on the defensive side of the ball and also gave Alabama a close game last season. Texas A&M upset Alabama last year and are most likely the second most talented team in the SEC West and if they can get consistent Quarterback play they could have a good shot at winning the division. LSU, Mississippi State, and Ole Miss are wildcards with both LSU and Ole Miss still in search of their starting Quarterbacks. LSU brought in Brian Kelly who hit the transfer portal hard to help win right away. Mississippi State returns Will Rogers at QB and very talented defense and could be one of the biggest surprises in College Football. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jtsports/support

David talks about the upcoming Aggie football schedule, debating if we have the talent to beat Alabama on the road, will Texas A&M baseball get to Omaha next year, and more! Then, Andrew Monaco joins the show to talk with David about how magnificent the seasons were for football, baseball, and basketball. Then, Andrew gives some takeaways from the trip to Omaha, what to expect in the future with Jim Schlossnagle at the helm, and more!

Ben sits down with Shayla Clifton, the Program Coordinator for MS Marketing at Texas A&M's Mays Business School, to talk educational growth and career development. From taking the non-traditional route into the workforce, Shayla shares the obstacles she overcame to find the happiness she has now, and the growing desire to keep learning. Through each season of life, Shayla has persevered through its challenges, its detours, and its twists and turns. From going back to school, living across the country, and working in different marketing jobs, Shayla is proud of the life she has built, and continues to strive for the future. Shayla enjoys pushing boundaries and experiencing life, and even during the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, she opened the snow cone business, SoCo Sno, in South College Station. Her side gig, educational growth, and career development continues to shape who she is today, and what she plans to do tomorrow.

Wendy says Bama by 50 over Texas A&M. Wendy loves TN Baseball now.

Welcome back to the Minnesota Vikings Podcast. We continue our series this summer introducing our listeners to members of the Minnesota Vikings coaching staff. This time Tatum Everett and Gabe Henderson meet up with Assistant Quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson to talk about his ties to Texas A & M, his past experiences in playing quarterback, coaching from high school to the NFL, methods to reaching out to differing learning styles and more.  Tatum Everett and Producer Jay Nelson also discuss Kevin Siefert's ESPN+ article looking at who he thinks will make the 53-man roster after the dust settles at 2022 Training Camp. All of this and more is on Episode 152 of the Minnesota Vikings Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week I am joined by a special guest Tomas Romo. Both Tomas and I worked as interns this past year for TexAgs Radio and have found a passion for sports anchoring over the years. This Episode we discuss the Texas A&M Baseball season coming to a close in Omaha at the College World Series, The 2022 NBA Finals Recap, and pick who the best player is in the 2022 NBA Draft! Follow our Instagram: ricksixpodcast New Episodes Every Week Subscribe for All Sports Related Content

John Scheschuk joins the show to talk about Texas A&M's success this year, a look at what the next step should be for the baseball program, and much more! Then, the FanShow comes together to talk about the historic season Texas A&M had in Jim Schlossnagle's first season, thoughts on a few improvements between this season and the next, and more!

OU knocks off Texas AM 5-1 and will play for a National Champioship starting on SaturdayToby and Taylor recap the game with the Sooner Radio Network Postgame showSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

David and Olin open the show by recapping the huge win over Notre Dame yesterday, some of the bigger game-defining moments, and much more! Then, Liucci joins the show to talk about what he took away from the Texas A&M vs Notre Dame game, what he expects to see going forward in this CWS and much more!

Ryan Brauninger joins the show to talk with the guys about just how amazing Nathan Dettmer's pitching performance was yesterday against Notre Dame in a crucial elimination matchup, attacking Jack Finley early and much more! Then, Adam Rittenberg of ESPN joins the show to talk with the guys about Texas A&M why they're always in the headlines, a thought on certain programs that should outperform themselves from last season, and much more!

In the last 26 years, Ed Molitor has developed his leadership skills in athletics and business. From working as an NCAA Basketball coach at Texas A&M to becoming the Vice President of a national recruiting firm, Ed has taught countless athletes, coaches, and business leaders how to THINK, ACT, and EXECUTE at an elite level. As a result, Ed has a unique set of skills to deliver leaders across the country a purposeful, positive, energetic, and refreshing experience to unlock their true potential. In 2016, Ed launched his company, The Molitor Group, to reach and add value to a larger sphere of ambitious individuals and help them achieve their goals every day. Through The Molitor Group, Ed has guided all leaders to achieve success. From entrepreneurs and executives to teams and companies, The Molitor Group empowers individuals and groups to achieve at the next level. Through Leadership Performance training, coaching, and speaking, Ed's goal is to supply people and organizations with the necessary tools to move forward from where they are now to where they want to be. What you'll learn in this episode: Why caring is the most powerful lesson I've learned from my dad How the power of caring can be transformational for your life and your team member's lives, and therefore key to your success How all the lessons learned from my dad have impacted and forged my leadership Why it is important to let your people know that you genuinely care and how to show it Why asking the right questions and listening to more than words is crucial to connecting with your team How to make impactful connections through virtual meetings How genuinely caring drives psychological safety and boosts risk taking and creativity Additional resources: Website: www.themolitorgroup.com LinkedIn: The Molitor Group Facebook: The Molitor Group Twitter: @TheMolitorGroup Instagram: @EdMolitor 

Billy Liucci joins the show to begin talking with David about how historically great Midwestern Baseball typically is, what it'll take to get the win over Notre Dame today, and much more! Then, Liucci sticks around to continue talking with the guys about the athleticism in the Aggie football recruiting system, Liucci says Texas A&M will reach a New Years' 6 Bowl, and more!

Ryan Brauninger joins the show from Omaha to begin talking with the guys about the upcoming game against Notre Dame today, who Brauny expects to be on the mound for both sides to begin the game, Jacob Palisch and his ability to turn things around get himself out of bad spots, and more! Then, Boomer White joins the show to talk about Aggies big win over Texas, a look ahead at the Notre Dame matchup, what he has noticed most from Texas A&M throughout the season, and more!

Oklahoma and Ole Miss find themselves in the drivers seat in each side of the bracket.  Who would have thought Texas and Stanford would be the first 2 teams out? Between Notre Dame, Texas A&M, Arkansas, and Auburn, who has the capability to come back from the losers bracket and win a National Championship?

David and Olin opened up the show to begin talking about the adversity Texas A&M went through early on into their big elimination game win over Texas, Jim Schlossnagle, did we expect to be here in Omaha, and more! Then, the guys continue to go over the big win over Texas, never questioning the hire of Jim Schlossnagle, gas in Florida, how big the win over Texas really was, and more!

Jim Schlossnagle joins the show to talk with the guys about the huge weekend, the mindset in the Texas game, fighting off pitches, the importance of battling at the plate, coaching on the fly as the game is moving, and more! Then, Ryan Brauninger joins the show from Omaha to talk about the stellar at-bat from Trevor Warner, is this one of the best teams Schlossnagle has coached, Texas A&M's ability to pitch with runners on base, and much more!

Billy Liucci joins the show to talk with the guys about winning 4 straight against Texas, Texas A&M being better than their seed, ND vs Oklahoma, and more! Then, Liucci keeps talking with the guys about the fantastic pitching by Micah Dallas to get out of a scary 1st inning against Texas, the potential of getting Oklahoma again, and much more!

Welcome to episode 77! Today we start off the episode discussing UT's loss to Notre Dame and their Loser's bracket against Texas A&M, and the MLS contract agreement with Apple to stream matches for the next 10 years.   Then we move on to this week's F1 Canadian GP in Montreal, Quebec.  Then we finish the episode by discussing a story about a Spanish porn star charged with manslaughter for hosting a spiritual trip and involved huffing poisonous toads.  We start off the episode sipping on a mixed drink consisting of Deep Ellum Lemon Vodka and Waterloo Strawberry sparkling water, then we move on to Michter's Straight Rye Kentucky Whiskey, and finish off with a Shiner Agave Fresca w/ watermelon and lime. Send us your cocktail and brew recommendations! Follow us on Facebook @Brew Age Banter and Instagram @brew_age_banter

One of the key ingredients to having a successful business is having the right clients. In this episode, Heath Barnes joins host John Livesay to share how he's going above and beyond when it comes to treating his clients. Heath is the Branch Manager at Cardinal Financial and host of the Mortgages Reimagined podcast. Starting with being a heavy-weight boxing champion while attending Texas A&M, where he graduated with a BBA in Business and Marketing, Heath Barnes has always been punching above his weight. Listen to his interesting journey to entrepreneurship and get tips on treating and engaging your clients to maximize retention and increase referrals. https://quarterly.ai/ - The Pitch Whisperer in your pocket   WANNA HOST YOUR OWN PODCAST? Click here to see how my friends at Podetize can help   GET YOUR FREE SNEAK PEEK OF JOHN'S NEW BOOK BETTER SELLING THROUGH STORYTELLING Better Selling Through Storytelling   JOHN LIVESAY, THE PITCH WHISPERER SHARE THE SHOW   Did you enjoy the show? I'd love it if you subscribed today and left us a 5-star review! Click this link Click on the 'Subscribe' button below the artwork Go to the 'Ratings and Reviews' section Click on 'Write a Review'   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Successful Pitch community today: JohnLivesay.com John Livesay Facebook John Livesay Twitter John Livesay LinkedIn John Livesay YouTube

Then, the Baseball bunch comes together to discuss the experience that certain teams have brought into Omaha, Arkansas and Ole Miss, Sunny D, and more! Then, the guys talk about Texas A&M's will to win in the late innings, how they fair against Oklahoma's good closing pitchers and hard-throwing lefties, and more!

We listen in on Jim Schlossnagle's comments yesterday where he discusses the opportunity to play, being a veteran in Omaha, what it means to bring home a National title, and more! Then, we are joined by Aaron Torres who begins talking with us about the fan support in SEC and how big of a deal it is, a recap of some of the super regional matchups, Texas A&M pre season ranked #17 in NCAA basketball, and much more!

On Episode 201: -Brandon Walker returns! -Marcus Freeman called out Ohio State...again -Texas A&M wants Saban suspended? -Kayce is off to Omaha! -It's a QB episode!!!! -Who is the best QB in each conference? -Who is going to be the most disappointing QB in each conference? -Who is the most important QB in each conference? -The best newcomer QB in each conference? -Can Nebraska put together an 8 or 9 win season? -What does a disappointing season look like for Oklahoma? -Coaches on the hot seat! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ High Noon is our presenting sponsor. The Hard Seltzer is made with real vodka, real juice, and sparkling water. ROMAN - Go to https://barstool.link/WalkerRoman and get $10 off when you choose a monthly plan. Better Help - Go to https://barstool.link/BetterHelpUR for 10% off your first month +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 0:00 Intro + QB Talk 9:56 News 23:38 10 Biggest Questions For CFB 58:00 Talking QBs

** 3rd & Central is sponsored by "What's Next With Eric Wood" Podcast ** Matt and Aaron are somber yet encouraged as they recap the tough weekend that was. Listen to the guys break down both games in the Super Regional against Texas A&M, reflect back on the season, restate the commitment to baseball & the future being bright, plus what to expect this offseason with summer league ball & the MLB Draft.

Billy Liucci joins the show to discuss with the guys the upcoming CWS, how Texas A&M matches up, weighing on the Aggie's chances to become National Champions, and more! Then, Liucci sticks around to talk about what the most intriguing position battle is for Aggie football going into the upcoming season, a look ahead at Omaha, and much more!

JB Moss joins the show to talk about Texas A&M baseball is exactly where they belong, some of the breakout players on the season, Jim Schlossnagle's phenomenal first season at Texas A&M, and much more! Then, Brian Kortan joins the show to discuss what takes to qualify for the US Open, a look back to the end of the Aggie's Men's Golf season, recruiting news in Golf, and more!

Jason Howell joins the show to begin talking about the latest news around recruiting country, some of the high level athletes considering Texas A&M, good recruiting visits, and more! Then, Liucci and Layden Robinson begin talking about getting ready the season, a brief look back at last season, what to expect for the upcoming season, and much more!

On the second hour of the Louie Belina Show, Louie talks about the new updates in the Texas A&M vs. Alabama drama, talks about those who quit mid-season, and shares disturbing trends in College Football. All that and more on the Louie Belina Show!

Dalton and Olin open up the show discussing the road trip to Omaha, the atmosphere in Omaha during the CWS, Texas A&M making it further than most had thought, and more! Then, the guys talk about which players have stepped up, developing chemistry, transfer players on the team, and more!

On a Monday afternoon Game Plan, Dave Schultz and Michael Brauner talk the latest news in the Saban vs. Jimbo saga as well as conversations about the Braves with LockedOnATL's Grant McAuley and Auburn's super regional with ESPN commentator Roxy Bernstein. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support

Texas A&M baseball head coach Jim Schlossnagle joins the show to begin talking about the feeling of advancing to the CWS, the decision to switch pitchers with a full count, and tying run on first, Nathan Dettmer's performance, and much more! Then, Tom Hart comes onto the show to talk about NCAA Baseball, the storyline going on with Notre Dame, Texas A&M going on to Omaha, and more!

Ben sits down with Keith Wilcox, the Macy's Foundation Professor at Mays, to discuss his journey to Texas A&M. Keith left his beloved New York to join Aggieland and its inviting culture and excellent teaching opportunities, all which he defines as an “academic unicorn.” Keith explains the differences in New York and College Station; their people, environments, and restaurants. All in all, Keith was able to adapt and build a relationship with the culture of College Station.  Ben asks Keith to dive into his personal research on consumer behavior; what his motivators are, the challenges he has faced, and what influences his goals. Kicking off his interest at a young age at ‘baseball camp', Keith focuses on the unexpected tendencies and self control of a typical consumer. With his current research and teaching at Texas A&M, Keith touches on his goals for his students and himself to better shape the future of business marketing.    Bio: Keith Wilcox is the Macy's Foundation Professor in the marketing department at the Mays Business School. His research examines consumer behavior and decision-making, with a specific focus on self-control and how feelings influence judgment. Keith's industry experience includes several years working as an advertising account executive and as a marketing consultant. The vision of the Mays MasterCast is to connect prospective members to our Mays community by painting the picture of Aggieland through different voices and perspectives.

Dalton Hughes fills in for David Nuno today as he kicks off the GO Hour with Olin. They break down this weekend's baseball series as Texas A&M takes on Louisville at Olsen Field.

Texas A&M baseball head coach Jim Schlossnagle joins the show to begin talking about the incredible season he's had, the progression of his bullpen, taking a little bit of a different approach for getting ready for Louisville, why his team is able to perform so well in the later innings, and more! Then, Aaron Torres joins the show to talk about a little drama between A.T. and JJ Reddick, NIL deals, the University of Miami's situation with John Ruiz, and much more!

John Scheschuk joins the show to talk with David about the Aggie baseball team, what he has seen from them throughout this season, thoughts of a national title, what Texas A&M and other winning teams have in common, a look back at when he was playing for Texas A&M, and more! Then, the FanShow comes together to talk about the upcoming super regional matchup against Louisville, explaining how Texas A&M is way more than a Football school, who has been the stars of the team during the season and especially throughout the regionals, and much more!

Ryan Brauninger joins the show to talk about the upcoming super regional matchup against Louisville, a look at recruiting country where he talks about recent news on QB's, momentum in Florida, what it means to be picking up more players for the secondary in the next cycle, and much more! Then, Kendall Rogers joins the show to begin talking about his feelings on the major victory over TCU, needing to cleanup on the errors, news on the transfer portal acquisition for Texas A&M in the form of a relief pitcher from USC, needing umpiring from here on out in this postseason, and more!

All along the way Buzz has had tremendous success on the basketball coBuzz Williams is the Head Men's Basketball Coach at Texas A&M University. Buzz has had quite an experience in his coaching journey. He was a head coach from a very young age. I first learned about him as the head coach at Marquette, then he went over to Virginia Tech, where I first met him in person, and now he's at Texas A&M. What's caught my attention and what really blew me away when I met him is his presence. He is somebody who really cares about culture, leadership, character building, life skills, you name it. And, he's a competitor. Make no mistake, he's an emotional guy that cares deeply about winning, but he also cares about learning and growing. He's one of the most curious people I've been around, and we actually connected after he read my book and he reached out and gave me some amazing compliments, which really blew me away. Buzz is someone who is constantly learning, constantly looking to grow, and then trying to pour all of himself into his student athletes, his family, his community, and the people he has great relationships with. He's a heart-centric guy who wears his emotions on his sleeves. He's thoughtful, he's intelligent, he's creative, and he likes to do things a little bit differently. This conversation is unique, it's different, and I think that's a testament to Buzz and what he brings to not just the basketball community, but to our society as a whole.   Buzz had a number of amazing insights during our conversation. Some of them include: “I want to be famous in my home” (5:45). “The lives in your home are the ones you have to be held accountable to in a higher regard” (6:20). “I want our players to see what being a good husband and father is” (9:10). “I want all of the children to learn all of the facets that come with being a spouse” (9:55). “I want there to be a route and a rhythm to everything that we do” (15:30). “I've tried to become more purposeful in controlling the offseason” (16:25). “Leaders become stale and non-existent when they don't know how to feed themselves” (18:15). “What do I need to know? What do I not know? Who can help me figure it out?” (19:00). “We all talk about time management. I don't think you manage time, I think you manage energy, which is where you are giving your time to” (21:10). “The best way to figure out where you're going is to, as best as possible, think of yourself in that next version. What is it that you're wanting to do and how is it you're wanting to do it?” (25:10). “I'm always cautious to never step on anyone's dream” (26:30). “You can't be anything that you want to be. You can be what you earn the right to be” (28:55). “They print money, but they don't print time and they don't print opportunity” (29:30). “I spend a lot of time at work and I spend a lot of time at home” (31:25). “You don't get to your full potential when you're worrying about the wrong things” (33:25). “I don't know if I was ever able to exhaust the best I could be because I was giving energy and emotion to things that, in truth, are just part of the job” (35:10). “I don't want what I do to solely be my identity” (36:00). “I would rather begin to view myself as the steward, [not the coach]” (37:45). “This is not my program; I've just been appointed as the steward of this program for now” (38:10). “Wisdom is more precious than rubies” (40:00). “We have become connoisseurs of information” (40:10). “There is a never-ending supply of knowledge and I want to have a learner's spirit in everything that I do” (40:30). “There's knowledge around us in every possible way. Our job as leaders is how can I take knowledge from a different world and translate it to the world I live in and make the world I live in better” (41:10). “Wisdom is a completely different category than knowledge. I'm constantly trying to accrue knowledge, but I want to get to the lowest common denominator of that knowledge and see if there's wisdom that can be applied” (41:30). “Wisdom is a separator” (41:45). “Wisdom can be accrued through experience, but wisdom can also be accrued through someone else's experience” (42:45). “The smartest people in the world ask the best questions” (48:35). “What's running through your mind will always come out in your walk” (49:05). “I want to be curious about everything” (49:30). “Always be aware of patterns. Patterns can be good, and patterns can be bad” (52:00). “I never say no to an opportunity to learn as long as it doesn't put me in a negative position to neglect my priorities” (53:00). “The perception of who I am and the reality of who I am, they're as far as the east is from the west” (53:20). “I'm super sensitive to the patterns of those around me because I am curious” (54:40). “You can control your thoughts, your actions, your attitude, your reactions. Most of the rest of it is out of your control” (55:10). “The best way to acknowledge someone's curiosity is their willingness to listen and their willingness to ask good questions” (58:15). “I want to listen more than I want to talk” (58:40). “True love has no agenda” (1:00:55). “What our world needs is more truth telling” (1:03:35). “I'm cautious to give advice until I have such a relationship with that person that the transparency in the conversation goes both ways” (1:04:00). “I'm not very good at being. But I think some of your best, most creative ideas come when you are bored. I need to continue to find ways to allow myself to be bored without feeling guilty” (1:09:25). “If I'm not stronger [in the weight room] than every player on my team, I'm going to retire” (1:11:40). “Just because I don't know what I'm going to do, that doesn't mean I should continue doing what I'm doing” (1:13:45). “Build trustful relationships for 10 years from now, but learn to connect the dots between now and then. Trustful means you never ask them for anything” (1:17:10). “I never ask our players for anything other than their best” (1:18:50). “Is the relationship transactional or is the relationship transformative?” (1:19:15). “I would never even consider hiring you if I didn't trust you” (1:22:30). “The best way to learn is when you have ownership” (1:27:10). “We want our staff to be an example to our team of what it means to be a team” (1:27:45). “I write two handwritten thank you notes every day to make sure my heart stays in the right place relative to the spirit I want to carry in my life” (1:29:40). “I write my kids every day that they go to school” (1:31:15). “For every mile of road, there's two miles of ditch. Stay out of the ditch” (1:35:15).   Additionally, make sure to check out Buzz's website! Thank you so much to Buzz for coming on the podcast! I wrote a book called “Shift Your Mind” that was released in October of 2020, and you can order it on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Additionally, I have launched a company called Strong Skills, and I encourage you to check out our new website https://www.strongskills.co/. If you liked this episode and/or any others, please follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening.

Day three of Ohio State's summer camp season was loaded with talented players from around the nation. Recruiting analyst Marc Givler, host of the Givs and the Bank podcast, joins host Tom Orr to discuss what they learned during a jam-packed day of activity at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.- 2025 wide receiver Winston Watkins, Jr. lived up to the billing. Can Hartline convince him to flip his commitment from Texas A&M?- Justin Frye got a chance to work with Ohio State's three offensive line commits for 2023. What surprised the guys the most?- Did a 6-foot-8, 340 lb offensive line marvel from Columbus do enough to earn an offer?- How did 2023 tight end commit Ty Lockwood look during his time working with Kevin Wilson?- The son of Ohio State legend Orlando Pace worked out at tight end. Could he follow his father and brother and be a Buckeye in a few years?- Which defensive back prospect drew the most attention from Ohio State coaches?

Week 3 of TexAgs Idol commences! 2 fans call in to talk with the guys about all things Aggie Athletics along with an “Aggie hot take”, the most under the radar player on the Aggie baseball roster, predicting who will be the leading receiver this upcoming season, and more! Then, Andrew Monaco joins the show to begin talking about the hopefulness on better umpiring in the CWS, the relentless lineup that Texas A&M possesses, the elite demeanor of certain Freshman on the squad, and more!

After witnessing one of the most memorable semifinal rounds in WCWS history, we are down to two long-standing rivals playing for the national title. On our latest episode of In The Circle, we break down how Oklahoma and Texas made it to the Championship Series and reflect on UCLA and Oklahoma State's seasons. We then are joined by a two-time National Champion and a member of Team Mexico, Nicole Mendes. She chats with Eric Lopez about how she got into broadcasting after a stellar career at Oklahoma, getting ready for Athletes Unlimited in San Diego, and much more. We wrap things up with our initial thoughts on Texas A&M hiring Trisha Ford to be their next head coach.

Texas A&M baseball head coach Jim Schlossnagle joins the show to talk to us about last night's instant classic against TCU, winning a national title, a look ahead at the Omaha, and more! Then, Tom Hart joins the show to begin talking about the game against TCU last night, finishing it off strong, thoughts on the man who was kicked out, shaved his mustache, and then came back into the audience. And more!