Leaders and Next

Leaders and Next
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An NIL podcast founded by UofM alumni providing a platform for student-athletes to grow their brands, and tell their stories.
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The podcast focuses on topics related to college athletics, student-athlete experiences, and entrepreneurial endeavors. Episodes include in-depth conversations about NCAA football rosters, personal gameday experiences, and the impact of NIL on athletes. Specific episodes highlight the unique roles of players like Jordan Hobbs navigating roster changes and Olivia Olson discussing her recruitment journey and landscaping business.

An NIL podcast founded by UofM alumni providing a platform for student-athletes to grow their brands, and tell their stories.
Part 2 of our reflection and reaction to Michigan’s Spring Game. This episode is focused on the Defense. Study up on the key position battles, fast-rising newcomers, and future surprise contributors for the 2025 season.
We set the stage and look at the big picture of the defense (00:47)
Saying the “F” word is awesome (2:40)
Defensive Line looks awesome and deep (3:00)
Linebackers are either old or young (11:00) and is Cole Sullivan too tall (13:45)
Cornerbacks held EA cover athletes to 6 catches and 45 yards last year (14:10) and Shamari Earls looks great in #2 (16:25)
Getting a beer with Wink would be awesome (18:15)
Safety is a little up and the air but we’re feeling good enough (20:50)

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