I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NCAA Division 1 Women’s Basketball Coach of the University of Oregon, Kelly Graves. Coach Kelly Graves has been at the University of Oregon since 2014. For the second year in a row, the Lady Ducks reached the NCAA Elite Eight. They finished the 2017-2018 season […]
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“The time and effort that has to be put into Division 1 is significant….If you love the idea of game days – great! But you need to love the idea of more time on the training field, the locker room, on the road and even sitting on the bench until you reach the game as
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Welcome to Interview #105 “It is more important to pick the school based on is it the right school for you not just the right scholarship.” Coach Josh Kittell I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of Josh Kitten, the former NAIA Football Coach of the University of Jamestown. Coach Kittell has been at
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Welcome to Interview #104 “You can’t fake a good performance in track. Luck doesn’t exist.” Coach Josh Bradley I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NAIA Cross Country and Track & Field Coach, of Bryan College. Josh Bradley has been the Head Coach for the Bryan College Cross Country and Track and
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Welcome to Interview #103 “College Athletics Helps You Grow Into A Better And Stronger Version Of You.” Coach Vicky Maes I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NCAA Division 1 Women’s Tennis Coach, of The University of Arizona, Vicky Maes. Coach Maes has been the Head Women’s Tennis Coach of the Arizona
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Welcome to Interview #102 I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NCAA Division 2 Men’s Tennis Coach, of Roberts Wesleyan College, Tom Linhart. Coach Linhart is in his seventh season as Men’s Head Tennis Coach after serving two seasons as Men’s and Women’s Assistant Tennis Coach at Roberts Wesleyan. What can or
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Welcome to Interview #101 Today I am excited to be speaking with Lisa Strasman, the President of NCSA, Next College Student Athlete. NCSA is the largest college recruiting network, working with student athletes in 34 different sports. Lisa not only shares information about NCSA but tons of valuable advice for every future college athlete. The
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Welcome to Interview #100 I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NCAA Men and Women’s Track and Cross Country Coach, of Piedmont College, Jeff Jenkins. * A side note: The Recruiting Code began on Valentine’s day, 2015. Over the past three years we have had 750,000 people just like you visit the
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Welcome to Interview #99 I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NAIA Men’s Soccer Coach of Mount Marty College, Carlos Saenz. Coach Saenz is coaching at the college, club and high school levels which give him a unique perspective on the recruiting process. Why do you think athletes should consider an NAIA
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