by Bryan Mathews, Tudor Collegiate Strategies If you're an assistant coach, making recruiting easier on your head coaches is one of the best skills you can develop. You want to do the thinking before they do, not have them have to think for you. Prioritizing all of this - and more - coming out of …
Finding the Real Value in the Work You Do
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies So I need to explain the picture here... The spring of 2018 saw the small Division III school where I’d been the athletic director for 18 years find itself in the position of hosting our conference’s men’s and women’s lacrosse championships on the same …
Pursuing High Performance Without Losing Sight of What’s Important
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach Anytime a coach is approaching the end of a school and competition year, there are three questions I always try to ask them:How are you doing with the plan you set out to achieve a year ago? Are you clear on what you're trying to accomplish as you finish out …
Voting for Yourself on Election Day
by John Brubaker, CoachBru.comWhat if I told you the vote that will affect your future success more than anything isn’t the one you will place on Election Day. Let me explain…One of my clients is running for re-election in the Maine House of Representatives and friend is running for …
Do You Know Who You Are, Coach? Ask Questions, Have Conversations, Find Out
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesThis is a strange time in college athletics. While some decisions have been made - a push forward for big revenue football, announcements of general start dates for some Division I winter sports and an announcement of the cancellation of …