Recent Posts
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Greenville University Men’s Soccer – Coach Chris Swift
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Swift from the Greenville Men’s Program in Illinois. We talk about how they are a unique D3 in that they recruit internationally. He describes the small, walkabout town with a family atmosphere. Lastly, we discuss his staff that helps with periodization and recovery.
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Xavier University of Louisiana Men’s Soccer – Coach Gonzalo Carranza
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Carranza from the Xavier Men’s Program in New Orleans. We talk about what it’s like to build a program from scratch. He describes the social and cultural opportunities in New Orleans, plus the high academics of the school. Lastly, we discuss his hard-working, passionate, human first coaching style.
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Spartanburg Methodist College Men’s Soccer – Coach Doug Smith
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Smith from the Spartanburg Methodist Men’s Program in South Carolina. We talk about how much time he spends recruiting during his fall season. He describes the professional development classes that are included in the school’s curriculum. Lastly, we discuss their good size staff that is full of college coaching experience.
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Mercer University Women’s Soccer – Coach Tony Economopoulos
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Tony from the Mercer Women’s Program in Georgia. We talk about his recruiting timelines with the 2025s and the new NCAA regulations. He describes the diverse city and the benefits of it being a private institution. Lastly, we discuss how they like to play a possession style with a purpose when on the attack.
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Northwest University Men’s Soccer – Coach Gary McIntosh
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach McIntosh from the Northwest Men’s Program in Washington. We talk about how players should be recruiting the school just as much as coaches are recruiting the player. He describes the school’s old university campus feel, even with a small student body. Lastly, we discuss how they will adapt their style of play as the season progresses.
