TCS 039: Alison Foley ~ Former Head Coach, Boston College Women’s Soccer, Author, and Business Owner

    In this particular episode, you will learn: How recruiting and training has changed over the years Alison's inspiration for writing her latest book; The Elusive Full Ride Scholarship What to expect as a student-athlete during the Covid-19 pandemic Alison's take on the proposed split-season in college soccer Getting to know you: Alison's favorite

TCS 037: Kurt Hines ~ High School Football Coach & Elementary School Teacher

    In this particular episode, you will learn: What message Coach Hines has for those in, or entering the recruiting process What he means by the 'power of why' How faith plays a roll in his daily life His take on whether coaching has changed over the years His message of positivity and motivation

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4 Tips You Should Do Right Now!

  Follow These Tips To Stay On Track   Many fall sports have just finished or are about to be completed. This is a great time to look at where you are in your college search process. During these past three months or so you have been very busy with your season, school and life

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TCS 035: Dr. Bryan Caplan ~ Prof. of Economics, George Mason University / Author – The Case Against Education

Session 35 features an interview with Dr. Bryan Caplan, Prof. of Economics, George Mason Univ. and author of ~ The Case Against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money. In this particular episode, you will learn: What compelled Dr. Caplan to write, The Case Against Education How are parents currently doing

Repetition, repetition, repetition…

December 17, 2015 Chris LeGates, Tackling College Sports Co-Host   Mark and I recently interviewed Ashley McDonough, head volleyball coach at Knox College on our podcast - she reminded me of all the things that are great about college coaching.  Ashley had a positivity and vigor about her that made you never doubt that she

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Does MLS Now Stand for Major League Students?

      Does MLS Now Stand for Major League Students? July 28, 2015 By Chris LeGates, TCS Co-Host   As July comes to a close, we at Tackling College Sports hope that you are having a great summer.  Since we just crossed the six-month mark, we wanted to take the time out to thank

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TCS 010: Dr. Jim Taylor, Psychology of Performance in Business, Sport, and Parenting

        Session #10 features an interview with Dr. Jim Taylor, an internationally recognized authority on the psychology of performance in, business, sport, and parenting.   In this particular episode you will learn: What is the right time to introduce sports psychology to student-athletes What makes some thrive under pressure while others seem to

It’s in the Preparation!

    It’s in the Preparation June 22, 2015 By Chris LeGates, TCS Co-Host In our most recent Tackling College Sports Podcast 009, Mark and I interviewed legendary rowing coach Steve Gladstone. I can listen to coaches talk forever, regardless of the sport, there is always something said that sticks with you, something that you

TCS 008: Tom Stebbins, Head Women’s Diving Coach, UCLA

        In session 008, we speak with Tom Stebbins, Head Coach for the UCLA Women’s Diving Team.   In this particular episode you will learn:   Tom’s background as a diver and how he got into coaching What he looks for when recruiting student-athletes How he feels about the constant connection to

The Game As The Teacher

    The Game as the Teacher May 26, 2015 By Chris LeGates, Tackling College Sports Co-Host A few months back Kobe Bryant criticized AAU basketball programs for the lack of technical development in basketball players in the United States. Bryant, who was raised in Italy for many years, had seen how the youth development

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