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Navigating the New Era of College Athletics with Coach Sean O'Regan
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Picture this: you're a leader navigating the ever-changing world of college athletics.
How do you set down roots in a community and build a successful program?
Coach Sean O'Regan, head women's basketball coach at James Madison University, has the answer.
In this episode, Coach Regan shares his unique journey and the importance of having the right support system.
From the impact of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) on student-athletes to the challenges of communication in the modern era, Coach Regan's insights will leave you inspired and ready to take on any leadership role.
Show Outline
- 02:08 - Coach Regan's Journey at JMU: the key people who impacted his career and led him to stay rooted at JMU.
- 05:44 - Adapting to Changes in Collegiate Athletics: Coach Regan talks about how the landscape of collegiate athletics, including NIL and the transfer portal, has shifted his mindset in leading his team.
- 08:15 - The Importance of NIL for Student Athletes
- 09:07 - The Abuse and Challenges of NIL
- 11:47 - Communication Challenges in the Age of Social Media
- 15:27 - Impact of the transfer portal on program building and recruiting perspective
- 16:55 - Recruiting based on a player's desire to win rather than personal gain
- 20:01 - The challenges of leadership in the midst of changes in college athletics
- 23:20 - Building Trust and Communication with Players
- 25:02 - Maintaining Personal Well-being as a Coach
- 27:55 - Developing Support and Resources for Women's Basketball
- 30:20 - Vital Role of Community Support in Women's Basketball
- 33:23 - Importance of Communication and Explanation vs. Frustration in Coaching
Quotes from the Show
- On NIL: "the rule, the idea, and the essence of what was supposed to happen, I'm absolutely in for that."
- On the JMU coaching job: ""I think it's one of the best women's college basketball jobs in the country."
- "That's the fun part for me - if you feel valued, you feel you're relevant, and if you're relevant, you feel appreciated."
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