NCAA D1
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Hofstra University Men’s Soccer – Coach Richard Nuttall
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Richard Nuttall from the Hofstra Men’s Soccer program on Long Island, New York. We talk about his 37 years leading the Pride and how recruiting has evolved, especially with the growth of international players and the importance of finding the right personalities and culture fits. Coach Nuttall shares what makes Hofstra special, from its people and facilities to its location near New York City and the beaches of Long Island. Lastly, we discuss the team’s recent NCAA Tournament success, his approach to building mentally tough players, and his advice for recruits to challenge themselves by getting out of their comfort zones.
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University of Maryland, Baltimore County Men’s Soccer – Coach Anthony Adams
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Adams from the UMBC Men’s Program in Baltimore. We talk about their roster mix of international and domestic players. Coach also shares about their high academics for a public institution. Plus, we discuss how their full staff of alumni helps with program loyalty.
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Merrimack College Women’s Soccer – Coach Gabe Mejail
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Gabe from the Merrimack Women’s Program in Massachusetts. We talk about how he is managing his roster with the new limits. Coach also shares about his long history with the school and program. Plus, we discuss their understanding and experienced staff.
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University of Pittsburgh Women’s Soccer – Coach Ben Waldrum
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Ben from the Pitt Women’s Program in Pennsylvania. We talk about how they have created a professional style setup. Coach also shares about the school’s city vibe without being right downtown. Plus, we discuss their unique sport-science resources.
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McNeese State University Women’s Soccer – Coach Juan Yepes
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Yepes from the McNeese Women’s Program in Louisiana. We talk about how they generally don’t have players transferring in or out. Coach also shares about how they are an affordable, southern-style school with a good ROI. Plus, we discuss his adaptive style of coaching.
