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Did you know that running a booster club board meeting is a lot like managing a business? Clear rules, defined roles, and structured discussions lead to real results. One key to success is Robert's Rules of Order, a time-tested framework that helps meetings stay on track, make informed decisions, and avoid unnecessary chaos.  In this episode of The Boosted Volunteer, host Robin Eissler sits down with Jim Buchanan—adjunct professor at UMHB, founder of Brighter Honor Consulting, and former AT&T director—to share expert strategies for running efficient, organized, and results-driven board meetings. Jim emphasizes the importance of preparation for effective meetings, where decisions are made rather than learning new information. He advocates for forming committees to streamline discussions and prevent endless debates. Jim also stresses the need to train new board members on Robert's Rules of Order using bylaws, policy manuals, and online resources. A well-prepared board chair leads confidently, improving decision-making and operations. Jim and Robyn also reflect on their volunteer experiences, highlighting teamwork and patience. Jim's background in theater and leadership with children's activities contributed to his booster club's success.  Key Takeaways: 2:46 Importance of Robert's Rules of Order:  Jim explains Robert's Rules of Order 4:24 Structure and Organization in Nonprofit Meetings: Jim emphasizes the importance of having a structured meeting to prevent chaos and ensure productivity 7:29 Managing Unexpected Topics During a Meeting:  Jim suggests using a "parking lot" to address out-of-agenda items later in the meeting, helping to maintain focus on the primary agenda. 8:34 Ideal Meeting Structure: Jim outlines the key components of a board meeting, including preparation, organizing logistics, staying on time, and maintaining accurate meeting minutes. 10:06 What Should and Should Not Be on the Agenda: Jim explains what items belong on a typical agenda, stressing the importance of staying focused on the key topics relevant to the meeting. 12:00 Common Mistakes in Parliamentary Procedure: Jim highlights a common mistake in meetings 21:31 Robert's Rules of Order: Training new board members with bylaws and Robert's Rules of Order is essential    Resources: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-buchanan-cam-c-p-m-58a65123/  

This slimmed-down version of the first round actually worked out pretty well. Five of the eight games went down to the final couple of minutes, and the three blowouts were against the No. 38, No. 39 and No. 40 seeds in the tournament. So now that that's out of the way, we can move on to the Round of 32. But first, we'll recap those eight games, you'll hear from some of the key playmakers on Saturday, including both winners of our game balls, just like it should be. Is John Carroll upset at having to play Mount Union? Not that we can tell. Is Mary Hardin-Baylor upset about playing Hardin-Simmons? Not exactly -- UMHB is just happy to be playing a D-III team, as Cru coach Larry Harmon said after the game.  How did the ESPN+ experiment work out after one game? Should there be more bowl games? We'll tackle those questions and get an insider's advice on how to punch up your broadcasts. And we'll talk about who this Round of 40 really benefited.  Plus, we chat with John Carroll coach Jeff Behrman for Fast Five (Nifty Nine), about the injury to quarterback Nick Semptimphelter and his quick recovery, Behrman's approach to practice, his quarterback and top receiver's quick rapport, and facing Mount Union again. 

Sabra, Melody, and Emerson, currently students at UMHB, discuss with Bobby their experience and thoughts about volunteering at Feed My Sheep.

Friends University Kicker Cole Thompson joins the show after a MASSIVE 40-yard Field Goal at the buzzer to give the Falcons a W this weekend, followed by Carson-Newman Linebacker Christian Hicks who recaps the Eagles' OT win vs top-25 ranked Wingate in the SAC. Kobe gives the D2 Recap from Week 3 and is joined by Jimmy Martin for D3 talk and breakdown, followed by a recap of what we saw on the NAIA scene near the end of the episode. Thank you all for tuning in! Video Chapters: 0:00 Episode Overview 1:30 Cole Thompson - Friends University 9:34 D2 Power 10 Rankings 11:34 West Alabama vs West Florida 14:27 UCM vs Davenport 18:48 Carson Newman vs Wingate 20:12 Colorado Mines vs Chadron State 22:09 Bemidji State vs Sioux Falls 24:11 UVA Wise vs Catawba 26:30 Clark Atlanta vs Bethune-Cookman 27:50 Ouachita Baptist vs Southern Arkansas 28:55 Henderson State vs Arkansas Tech 30:20 TAMUK vs UTPB 32:21 Christian Hicks - Carson Newman 40:07 Cortland vs Susquehanna 44:08 UMHB vs UW Whitewater 49:30 Mount Union vs John Carroll 52:36 Salisbury vs Johns Hopkins 55:58 Berry vs Randolph Macon 58:18 Stevenson vs Delaware Valley 1:01:58 Other D3 Games 1:08:55 NAIA Game Recaps

Well, welcome back to the Purple Power of the South! It had been a good 11 months or so since we last really had to consider the Cru, when they lost to Hardin-Simmons last Oct. 28, and this season was a mixed bag with UMHB's most telling game being a loss to a Top 10 NAIA team. Well, that's no longer the case as the Cru went to UW-Whitewater and came away with a lot of takeaways. Eight of them, in fact. Meanwhile, Salisbury's season just keeps getting better. As the opponents have been higher and higher ranked, the Sea Gulls have won by larger and larger margins. We talk about their win against Johns Hopkins with coach Sherm Wood on Fast Five.  Cortland avenged its last loss, Mount Union got by against John Carroll, and a number of teams played Division II opponents this year, but one team had the best performance, and who it is might surprise you. We'll whip you through the big games in Division III from this past weekend, catch up with the Bendokovic Bowl, visit the game that of course, had to end on a blocked field goal. Plus, who's getting it done in the 1? Who's pulling through in the 2? Who's prompting glee in the 3? Who's getting up off the floor in the 4? Who's looking alive in the 5? And, who's got something to fix in the 6? To see a list of all the teams talked about in this podcast, look at the list at the bottom of the post. Math Correspondent Logan Hansen talks about the three biggest playoff leverage games for Week 4, plus give a snapshot for how those top eight seeds are looking. Remember, my goodness, people, this is based on projection of how the season will play out and of course, teams with harder schedules might have a harder time making the top eight because they might not actually win all their games. We also hand out game balls to the top performers, pick out the stats of the week, and run through region by region to get some of the other stories you might have missed, such as the team which threw to 15 receivers this week. And since that didn't seem to be enough, Greg and Patrick have to pick one more region to tell one more story about on the fly. There's that and so much more in this week's podcast, so give it a listen! The D3football.com podcast is a weekly in-season podcast by Patrick Coleman and Greg Thomas, which was started in 2007. New episodes are published weekly during the season.

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) in Belton has announced that Brooke Deagan of Stockdale has been listed to the Spring 2024 Provost's Honor Roll. To receive this recognition, a student must achieve a 3.85 grade point average or better on a 4.0 scale.Article Link

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton has named the following three area residents who have earned their place on the fall 2023 Provost's Honor Roll: •Madison Zigmond of Adkins •Hannah Breithaupt of La Vernia •Brooke Deagen of Stockdale. To be named to the Provost's Honor Roll, a student must achieve a 3.85 grade point average or better on a 4.0 scale.Article Link

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton has named the following three area residents who have earned their place on the fall 2023 Provost's Honor Roll: •Madison Zigmond of Adkins •Hannah Breithaupt of La Vernia •Brooke Deagen of Stockdale. To be named to the Provost's Honor Roll, a student must achieve a 3.85 grade point average or better on a 4.0 scale.Article Link

Madison Zigmond of Adkins and Hannah Breithaupt of La Vernia are listed among the fall graduates from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB). Zigmond received a bachelor's degree in biology and Breithaupt received a bachelor's degree in nursing. Students were awarded their degrees at commencement services on Dec. 1, 2023, at Crusader Stadium. This was the university's 167th graduating class.Article Link

Nine players from Texas made the Bevo Francis Award top 100 watchlist. Find out which NAIA teams are playing well, whether last week's results changed our outlook for Angelo State or UMHB men, and which games we're watching this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode of Inside the Headset presented by CoachComm, Braxton Harris, the Head Coach at Houston Christian University, shares his lifelong dream of being a football coach, how he takes lessons from past experiences and applies it to current challenges, and his takeaways from his AFCA 35 Under 35 Experience. Coach Harris is in his first season leading the Huskies and was a member of the 2018 AFCA 35 Under 35 class.   Follow Coach Harris and Houston Christian Football on social media here:  @Coach_BHarris & @HCUFootball  Show Notes:  1:05 Introduction  1:34 Coaching and Recruiting in Houston  5:55 When did you know you wanted to be a football coach?   9:32 How did you go about joining the staff at UMHB?  12:03 Delineating between being a player and a coach  15:27 Opportunity at Waco HS and Experience with Texas Friday Night Lights  19:47 Transition back to college football at Texas Lutheran  21:32 Learning how to coach unfamiliar positions   25:07 Which stops during your career have been special to you?  27:54 Experience in your first head coaching gig  31:22 Taking lessons from previous experiences and applying it to current situations  33:23 Transition from being a HC to a position coach at Campbell   40:34 Learning how to recruit when scholarships are involved  42:24 Transition to Houston Christian  45:44 What tasks did you start doing right after getting the HC job at HCU?  50:13 Experience in AFCA 35 Under 35   52:34 Conclusion 

Hardin-Simmons QB Gaylon Glynn joins the show after a big ASC win for the Cowboys over UMHB (first time since 2015). I breakdown the newly-released super region playoff rankings for Division 2, and we recap all the top games from D2, D3, and NAIA from this week's matchups. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00-1:50 Episode Overview 1:51 Games of the Week 4:42 Players of the Week 8:05 Gaylon Glynn 20:05 D2 Playoff Rankings 30:23 D2 Game Recaps 44:02 Bethel Coach Retiring 46:08 D3 Game Recaps 1:06:00 NAIA Game Recaps

GVSU WR Kellen Reed joins the show after the Lakers HUGE 2OT win over CSU Pueblo Saturday, and Trinity University QB Tucker Horn comes by later to recap the Tigers win over UMHB. Kobe breaks down all the best games in Division 2 and Division 3 too, so stick around! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00-2:49 Episode Overview 2:50 Kellen Reed 12:34 D2 Game Recaps 30:52 Tucker Horn 42:45 D3 Game Recaps

Cory and Riley provide injury updates heading into Mary Hardin-Baylor's visit to Trinity, preview key games for Angelo State and Navarro, and give their picks for nine Week 2 Non-FBS games in Texas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Collage, we speak with the brand new Assistant Coach of the UMHB Men's Soccer Team, Coach Fernando. This is an incredible episode on leadership and the importance of being able to see the BIG picture as leaders. Give a listen to hear about leadership and also how Coach Fernando ended up in little ol Belton,TX all the way from Brazil. Can't wait to see what his experience brings to not only the UMHB soccer program but also to our community.

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 Twitter: @CoachHuey Website: Coachhuey.com Show Sponsor: @nanabearsminidonuts Brandon Houston was named the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Taylor High School in March, 2021. Coach Houston has over 25 years of coaching experience. He has been a coordinator for over 20 years, running primarily Spread, Read-Option, and RPO schemes.   In 2005, Coach Houston founded CoachHuey.com as a way to help share ideas and best practices for the game of football with coaches all over the world. Coach Houston started his career in 1996 at Ector Junior High, a feeder school for Odessa High School. In 1998 he moved to Calhoun High School in Port Lavaca to coach the secondary. In 1999, Coach Houston became the Quarterback Coach & Passing Game Coordinator at Grapevine High School. In 2005 he returned to Bell County as the Offensive Coordinator & Quarterback Coach at Belton High School. After spending the 2007 season on staff at UMHB, Coach Houston spent the next 7 years as the Offensive Coordinator & Backfield Coach at Lorena High School. In 2015, he returned to Belton High School as the Receivers Coach for one season before becoming the Offensive Coordinator at Rockdale. In Rockdale, Coach Houston helped the Tigers win the 2017 Texas 3A Division I State Championship. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifeacpov/support

This week on Inside the Headset, we are featuring our Division III Coach of the Year discussion. The coaches discuss some highlights of their program this past season and some key mentors in their life that have helped push them to their success. The regional coach of the year winners for Division III are: Region 1: Mike Toerper, Ithaca College Michael Toerper (Ter-per) was named as the 11th head coach of the Ithaca College football program on February 18, 2022. In his first season as head coach in 2022, Toerper guided the Bombers to 12-1 and reached the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals. IC secured its first undefeated regular season since 1986 and claimed its first outright Liberty League title. Toerper was also named as the Liberty League Coaching Staff of the Year. Toerper served as the defensive coordinator for the Bombers from 2017-19. He then departed to become the safeties coach at Division I Holy Cross for the past two seasons and contributed to turning that Crusaders defense into one of the top units in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) in 2021. Region 2: Ryan Larsen, Carnegie Mellon University Ryan Larsen, a 13-year coaching veteran, comes to Carnegie Mellon from Columbia University, where he served as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator. Larsen, who has achieved offensive success at every one of his coaching experiences, has also worked at Stevenson University, Rhodes College, Wabash College and Indiana University. He led Carnegie Mellon to an 11-1 record and 8-0 record in conference in the 2022 season. Region 3: Larry Harmon, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Larry Harmon was promoted to Head Football Coach in January 2022 after spending the previous 20 seasons as the Cru's defensive coordinator. Harmon guided the Cru to a 12-2 record in his first season at the helm as the Crusaders finished in the NCAA Division III Semifinals for the fifth time in program history. In addition to his defensive coordinator duties, Coach Harmon also worked with UMHB's kick return and kick coverage teams. He opened his career at UMHB in 1999, spending three years as UMHB's secondary coach. Region 4: Jason Couch, Alma College Jason Couch was a decorated player at Alma and was named the head football coach at Alma College in January 2018. Couch is the 30th head coach in the history of the program, which dates back to 1894. Couch led Alma to an 11-1 record, undefeated in conference play and a playoff berth. Coach Couch helped lead Alma to the second round, which would be a first in program history. Region 5: Steve Johnson, Bethel University (Minn.) Steve Johnson completed his 34th year as the head football coach at Bethel University in 2022. Under Johnson's leadership, Bethel's football program has risen to national prominence and has become a perennial contender for the MIAC championship. He has amassed 244 career wins and a .693 winning percentage and is the all-time wins leader among active NCAA Division III coaches. He also ranks 35th all-time in win among all divisions and is a six-time MIAC Coach of the Year. He has completed 28 consecutive non-losing seasons and accumulated a 100-36 (.735) overall record since 2010, including 73-23 (.760) in MIAC play.

There has been a lot of headline-making news in Division III basketball this season. Coaches accused of using racial slurs, others accused of working their teams out too hard, and another accused of being too verbally aggressive (abusive?) towards their players. Most have been fired, but not all. On Monday's Hoopsville we try and dive into these stories to learn more about what they all have in common. We will hear from Mark Morefield who is the former UMHB women's coach. Morefield was terminated after video of a profanity-laden tirade from early November made to the desk(s) of university officials. We will talk with Morefield about the situation, why he thinks it just coming to light, and what we all can learn from this situation. We will also hear from those who can help us understand the world of college coaching. How much coaches have and continue to adjust to the ever-changing world of college athletics. Plus what is now expected of coaches, student-athletes, parents, etc. And it was a crazy week in DIII basketball. Ryan Scott and Bob Quillman join us to recap the men's side of the chaos. Guests include: - Mark Morefield, former UMHB women's coach - Mike Rejniak, "We Are DIII" manager and coach - Men's Top 25 Double-Take: Bob Quillman and Ryan Scott Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) has announced that area students have been listed on the fall 2022 Provost's Honor Roll and Dean's Honor Roll. Provost's Honor Roll: Dillon Moore and Madison Zigmond, both of Adkins; Hannah Breithaupt of La Vernia; and Abigail Ferrer of St. Hedwig. To be named to the Provost's Honor Roll, a student must achieve a 3.85 grade-point average or better on a 4.0 scale. Dean's Honor Roll: Emma Lear of La Vernia. To be named to the Dean's Honor Roll, a student must achieve a 3.5 – 3.849 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale.Article Link

Three sub-FBS programs in Texas were alive to start December with Incarnate Word, Angelo State, and Mary Hardin-Baylor in their respective playoff races. Cory Hogue and Mike Craven discuss the wins by UIW and UMHB, while looking back on an excellent season by Angelo State. They also preview upcoming playoff games for the Cardinals and the Cru as both programs inch closer to a national title and coaching candidates in the mix to replace G.J. Kinne at UIW.

#UMHB head coach Larry Harmon joins the show to discuss the season up to this point and look ahead to the playoffs. #gocru

You've told us how much you enjoy it -- so here's this week's installment of "Crunchtime," in which Frank & James show you some of the best highlights from Week 3's games across the #d3fb nation!   In addition to seemingly endless highlights, Frank & James discuss JB's MVPs, talk about the #1 vote distribution in the D3football Top 25, and begin to preview the big game in Abilene, TX Saturday between UMHB and Hardin-Simmons.   Make sure to like and share this video after watching it (or listening to the audio version) -- we rely on you to spread the word about this show!

Michael Jones is the Chief Financial Officer for Thrive Mortgage. When he's not helping the nation's most innovative lender grow, he spends time investing in real estate in Central Texas. Michael has experience with SFR, commercial NNN leases, and his passion, developing raw land into cash flowing assets. His latest endeavor is constructing a food hall in Georgetown to meet growing demand and serve young families that want to play and dine. In his spare time, Michael teaches personal finance at UMHB and loves spending time with his wife and 2 children. The Moorhead Team is excited to bring you information about investing in real estate in the Central Texas area! More information can be found at our website at www.themoorheadteam.com and our YouTube page The Moorhead Team. We're always aiming to bring you great free content about investing in real estate in Austin, TX!

Most years it seems as though our first couple of weeks of the season are filled with top teams pasting teams that are clearly overmatched. And while we've still had some of that in 2022, this alternate reality/Bizarro world of D-III has been pretty fun. Both UW-Whitewater/Mary Hardin-Baylor and Trinity (Texas)/Wheaton (Ill.) lived up to their billing, and made for a great fan experience. Now, hey, why can't people watch the archived video of these games? We talk with UMHB coach Larry Harmon about what his team does with this Week 2 loss at Whitewater and how they channel it the rest of the season, plus Whitewater coach Kevin Bullis talks about the 180-degree turnaround of emotions between Week 1 and Week 2, plus the work his team put in this week to try to put the St. John's loss behind them. We also hear from UWW quarterback Evan Lewandowski and wide receiver Tyler Holte. But it's not just the top teams and it never has been. Pat and Greg talk about key stories from each region. Look at the bottom of this page to see all the teams listed. That's who we talk about in this podcast, and probably more.  Fan question in our mailbag from @parentingonwhls: Are we going down the same old road with Ithaca again? (The one that starts 7-0?) Plus, you didn't think we were going to get through this podcast without talking about the donuts, right? We talk with the winning coach of the Glazer Bowl, because we were there. And wait, who's applying to Division II? The post ATN Podcast 310: Loving this alternate reality of D-III football appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

Frank & JB show you video highlights from 12 games -- yes, TWELVE of them -- as they give you the most complete review of #d3fb action each week.  Included in the highlights are wins by Delaware Valley, Springfield, FDU-Florham, Mass.-Dartmouth, Carnegie Mellon, Washington & Jefferson, Cortland State (including our special "Laap Tracker"), UMHB, Linfield, Berry, Saint John's, and Wabash! Also, don't miss the first "JB's MVPs" of the season, and listen to the guys discuss some of what to watch for in Week 2 -- with much more to come on Friday's show. PLEASE remember to WATCH/LISTEN, LIKE, COMMENT, & SHARE this video so that other fans of Division 3 College Football can find it!

In our continuing preview to the 2022 season, Frank & JB run through the potential winners and teams to watch in all of the Region 3 conferences (USA South, ODAC, SAA, and ASC). They look at two likely frontrunners with stories of "unfinished business" and "second chances," as they interview Trinity Sr. LB Caleb Harmel & UMHB Sr. QB Kyle King.   Remember to watch/listen, like, comment, and share these videos so that others can find us for our 2022 coverage!

#UMHB quarterback Kyle King joins the show to discuss being invited to compete at the Manning Passing Academy, look ahead to the upcoming season, and more.

We're continuing our offseason series diving into interviews with new coaches at Division III football powers, as we check in with Larry Harmon, the new head coach of the defending national champion, Mary Hardin-Baylor. Much like last month's guest, new North Central coach Brad Spencer, Harmon had been an assistant coach at his school for years, including defensive coordinator for the past 17. Harmon talks about what the expectations are for the Cru's title defense, the transition into taking over the UMHB program, and what the team learned from spring ball. Plus, UMHB made some of the biggest news of the Division III offseason in April, announcing an ambitious non-conference schedule of Muhlenberg and UW-Whitewater. Plus, three words: ASC-WIAC Challenge?! Sounds like it could happen. That leads us into the other podcast conversation, where we dive into exactly what strength of schedule means, why it's broken, and what it would take to fix it. We have that conversation with Logan Hansen, @LogHanRatings, the former Wartburg player whose ratings have been refined over the past decade to provide a quality ranking of Division III football programs. The current SOS metric could take a couple of minor tweaks to fix obvious flaws, and we talk about those, but it needs a wholesale replacement which involves measuring home-field advantage, and yes, margin of victory. Logan talks about how that works, why running up the score won't work, and much more in our conversation. Plus, Pat and Greg talk about the various big games on the schedules that have been announced so far. Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas talk about it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 303: New UMHB coach; scheduling big; SOS appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

We all have beliefs: religious beliefs, political beliefs, social beliefs, and many more. But we do not always examine why we believe what we believe. As we grow and learn more about ourselves, our beliefs may grow as well. But mindful are we about how our beliefs may change? How do we reckon with the ways our beliefs may impact others, often in ways we do not want? Dr. Jude Austin from UMHB and Vista Church joins Warren and Jason to talk about how we form beliefs, how those beliefs influence our actions, and how those actions may have negative impacts on others.

The first weekend of the NCAA Tournaments lived up to expectations. It was thrilling from start to finish. With plenty of upsets, buzzer beaters, come back wins, and more. We take another look back at the first two rounds of the Division III men's and women's NCAA Tournaments and then peek ahead to the Rounds of 16 and 8. Monday on Hoopsville, we chat with a number of the programs who are still vying for the Walnut and Bronze all of whom will be on the road this coming weekend. Plus we react to those who have questions or thoughts on the first two rounds so far. Guests include: - Lynn Hersey, No. 16 Smith women's coach - John Baines, No. 16 Elmhurst men's coach - Brad Fischer, UW-Oshkosh women's coach - Colin McNamara, No. 13 WPI graduate guard - Clif Carroll & Mark Morefield, No. 6 and No. 21 UMHB men's and women's coaches - Bill Sall, Calvin men's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Coach Randy Mann from @CruSports joins Game Time to discuss all of the activities going on on campus, the logistics of finding hotel rooms for everyone going into town, what it means to UMHB to have the facilities to host and more.

Frank & James come to you from Lake Highland Prep School in Orlando to discuss the Stagg Bowl, the future for both UMHB and North Central, the ITH postseason "Players of the Season" awards, and your Twitter questions. They welcome to the show North Central WR Andrew Kamienski, fresh from his appearance in the Hula Bowl and as he prepares for his next steps toward his pro-football journey. Also, Ben Bullock, Head Coach of Lake Highland Prep and former #d3fb player and coach, discusses his journey to coaching one of the most successful programs in Central Florida and how Division 3 coaches have made inroads in Florida recruiting. Please remember to "Like" and "Share" this show for others to find it!

Oh, heck yeah -- we have one of those nice new Stagg Bowl venues with a nice new stadium smell. And no, we were never going to get 23,000 people to attend this game, but having it played in a big, professional stadium, next to the Pro Football Hall of Fame ... that's pretty special. The teams, North Central and Mary Hardin-Baylor, are veterans of the Stagg Bowl and are loose and ready to go. We'll hear a little of that from each coach. We'll also talk to Mary Hardin-Baylor quarterback Kyle King and linebackers Micah Hackett and Jacob Mueller, plus Andrew Kamienski and Jake Beesley from North Central. How do you prepare to defend Brandon Jordan? What do the UMHB players think of North Central running back Ethan Greenfield? How often does Kyle King audible out of a play in any given game? Plus, Greg Thomas puts Pat Coleman and guest host Frank Rossi on the spot with a few over-unders, such as, how many passes will Jordan catch? How many carries will Greenfield get? Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas talk about it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 299: Welcome to Canton appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

We get a new, never-before-seen matchup in the Stagg Bowl, and that's something to be excited about. In the latest edition of the D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast, Pat and Greg break down each of the semifinals, and North Central coach Jeff Thorne and Mary Hardin-Baylor coach Pete Fredenburg join us to do the same.  For North Central, the key performances came all over the field: from an offensive line missing two starters, from a freshman kicker called on to do the unlikely on a rainy and windy day, and of course from the dare-we-say future All-American running back and his quarterback, and the entire defense. We'll talk about each of those performances. For Mary Hardin-Baylor, of course, the biggest performance on offense was from the biggest man on the offense, Brandon Jordan. Plus the defense did more than enough to keep Alex Peete in check, and there are very few questions for UMHB. But we ask those questions anyway!  Plus, we talk about who the elite teams are in Division III football right now, and where does Mount Union rank among them after we've had two consecutive Stagg Bowls without the Purple Raiders for the first time since the early 1990s. And what the heck was up with the replay official in Whitewater on Saturday? Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas talk about it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 298: Breaking down the semifinals appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

Brian changes his honeymoon plans, then the guys discuss the Southland commissioner change, last week's NCAA playoff games and make picks for this week's UIW at Sam Houston, Angelo State, UMHB, and UTPB games.

Brian and Cory discuss ACU coaching change and who might be next for Wildcats; go over FCS playoff bracket; explain why Kurtis Quillin is never allowed to make picks on the podcast again; Picks for SFA at UIW, Angelo State, and UMHB playoff games.

It's a podcast party! Kurtis Quillin joins Brian and Cory to celebrate the 50th episode, discuss Midwestern State and Hardin-Simmons being left out of the playoffs, and pick this week's games, including Trinity at UMHB, Minn. Duluth at Angelo State, Texas Southern at Alabama State, and UCA at Tarleton.

Join us for a recap of home game 2/3 for the week! OOOOOOF we are spoiled this week having so many home games because then we preview Sunday's tilt vs South Dakota State Jackrabbits as well! LOTS HAPPENING. Hold onto your butts!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/partinmealex/message Get full access to WAC Hoops Nation Newsletter at wachoopsnation.substack.com/subscribe

Join us for a recap of home game 2/3 for the week! OOOOOOF we are spoiled this week having so many home games because then we preview Sunday's tilt vs South Dakota State Jackrabbits as well! LOTS HAPPENING. Hold onto your butts! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/partinmealex/message

Clif Carroll - Head Men's Basketball Coach at University of Mary Hardin-Baylor

Kenneth "K-Rock" Cline recaps ETBU's sports moments from the past week including football vs. Howard Payne, volleyball vs. Belhaven, Hardin-Simmons, St. Thomas and Centenary, soccer against UMHB and Concordia, men's golf at UMHB, and hockey vs. Texas A&M. For more information on ETBU Athletics, visit us at GoETBUTigers.com

You want comebacks? You want video clips of great #d3fb action? You want to hear Frank & JB sing the praises of Kyle King of UMHB finally? Well, then, you've come to the right place!   This Week 4 "Crunchtime" episode shows highlights from the most exciting D3 games from Saturday, with Frank & James looking at every score from the entire Division. In addition, Frank discusses the "Illegal Kick" foul in the W&L/RMC game and its implications, and Frank & James give a broad commentary on the latest news out of RPI concerning their draconian athletics fan policy.   As always, we ask you to LIKE & SHARE this episode so more people can find us!

Frank & James take you through this weekend's #d3fb Week 4 action, as a number of rivalries and big games are scheduled. One of the biggest games is #7 Hardin-Simmons at #2 UMHB - a game with huge implications both for the ASC and nationally.   To discuss the game, the guys bring in Hardin-Simmons Sr. QB Kyle Jones and UMHB Sr. DB Jefferson Fritz to discuss the recent history of the rivalry and what to expect this year.   Finally, the guys predict a number of the games in their "Lightning Picks" segment. You don't want to miss this episode -- and remember to LIKE & SHARE it on your social media accounts!

It's HSU at UMHB week so Riley Zayas from Tru to the Cru and Jordan Hofeditz from the Abilene Reporter-News provides in-depth insight into the game. Brian is away this week so Cory flies solo with thoughts and prayers for Mike McCarthy and Florida man of the day.

UMHB men's golf coach Jordan Cox joined #UNR to discuss his team getting ready for the national championship tournament in West Virginia.

UMHB softball coach Melissa Mojica joined #UNR to preview the ASC tournament.

On this episode of the Max Danielsen Show, Jake Thomas and Max discuss Jake's extensive baseball career, journey from UMHB to Austin College, this current baseball season, and as well his plans post Austin College. As well they discuss the recent news in MLB, the recent NFL signings, the Hideki Matsuyama winning this year's Masters, the recent NHL trade deadline, and the tragic death of NBA prospect Terrence Clark. Thanks for listening and we'll see you next episode!

Clif Carroll is in his first season as the Head Coach for the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Men's basketball team, after having previously served as the head coach at McMurry University and Sul Ross University, and had the privilege to spend his early career working under two Hall of Fame coaches, Steve Green at South Plains College and Bobby Knight at Texas Tech. In this interview, Evan Burk speaks with Clif on how Bobby Knight's 3x5 index card influenced his approach to coaching, the way his recruiting philosophy changed after having kids, and the lessons of Texas BBQ restaurants he uses to lead his team. 2:00 | Learning from working under Coach Bobby Knight at Texas Tech 4:30 | What stood out about Coach Knight's leadership? 5:45 | What Clif learned from Bobby Knight - The simplicity of a 3x5 Index Card 8:30 | Coach Leach at Texas Tech and Learning the Air Raid Offense 9:45 | Other sources of inspiration like country music + BBQ restaurants 11:30 | "Great coaches can coach anything" 13:20 | Chris Beard as a young assistant at Texas 16:30 | Using Authenticity in his coaching 20:15 | "Part of being authentic is knowing your weaknesses" 24:10 | Social Media + The "Generation of Celebrity" changing how coaches deal with players 27:00 | Coaches now have to really coach up Loyalty, Community, interaction between the kids 29:30 | Finding intangible traits in the players in recruiting 32:15 | "Circling up the Player" + gathering information 34:30 | How having kids changed his coaching and view of recruiting 35:45 | "I have been really looking for players that are high achievers" 36:45 | Sul Ross and his mentality taking that job. 44:15 | Mentality taking over the UMHB Program 49:30 | The Early Success putting his culture in place at UMHB 52:30 | Expanding his player's horizons with Country Music

In this episode, I talk with Coach Kortlin White, Wide Receivers Coach at Nacogdoches High School. Coach White welcomed his 2nd baby girl this summer! In this episode we talk about playing at UMHB, Coach White's coaching stops, what it's like to play receiver for him and how he builds relationships with his players to push them to be their best. You can find him on twitter @coachkwhite. Our sponsor Anchor is a great way to create a podcast! From the beginning, things have been made easier through the use of the app and its ability to record and edit all on my phone. Check out the app or visit anchor.fm for more information. Are you looking for a way to make your season more memorable this year?  Check out Story of the Season and their digital magazine program! Story of the season is an awesome way for you to keep fans engaged and help them remember the season via graphics, articles, and video. For more information visit www.storyoftheseason.com or @storytheseason on Twitter. Sponsorships: on for this episode #football #coaching #texas #umhb #widereceiver #wr #nfl #ncaa --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hwcp-podcast/support