NCAA D1

• February 15, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D1

  Florida Atlantic University Women’s Soccer – Coach Patrick Baker

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Baker from the Florida Atlantic Women’s Program. We talk about their recruiting timeline and their conference. He describes the “Boca bubble” and what draws people to FAU. Lastly, we discuss how his staff help ensure the strength of the program and the players live like a champion.

• January 17, 2024Women's Programs, NCAA D1

  Jacksonville State University Women’s Soccer – Coach Sean Fraser

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Sean from the Jax State Women’s Program in Alabama. We talk about how he looks for attacking players that are fun to watch. He describes the support players get both academically and athletically from the school. Lastly, we discuss how he is lucky to have a fully stocked staff.

• November 9, 2023Women's Programs, NCAA D1

  Nicholls State University Women’s Soccer – Coach Juan Garcia

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Juan from the Nicolls State Women’s Program in Louisiana. We talk about how they recruit different areas of the country. He describes their top-notch and growing facilities. Lastly, we discuss how their staff works together to advance the program.

• November 7, 2023Men's Programs, NCAA D1

  Missouri State University Men’s Soccer – Coach Mike Seabolt

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Mike from the Missouri State Men’s Program. We talk about how he looks at recruiting international versus domestic players. He describes how their field is in the center of campus. Lastly, we discuss his preference for two-way players.

• October 31, 2023Men's Programs, NCAA D1

  Lindenwood University Men’s Soccer – Coach Kris Bertsch

  On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Kris from the Lindenwood Men’s Program in Missouri. We talk about recruiting the right players who will play. He describes the supportive people everywhere on and around campus. Lastly, we discuss his staff that buy into the mission and vision of what they’re trying to create.