Campus to Contracts
Campus to Contracts
Podcast Description
Welcome to ”Campus to Contracts,” your indispensable guide on the Batter Sports Network, illuminating the journey of young athletes from academic arenas to professional stages. Hosted by Brendan Lemieux and featuring insights from expert agent Mason Williams, each episode is crafted to unravel the complex world of sports, education, and career transitions.
We’re dedicated to aiding young athletes and their parents in making informed choices. Whether you’re tangled in selecting an esteemed college, considering the leap to pro sports, or navigating scholarships and NILs (Name, Image, and Likeness), our platform is your beacon.
”Campus to Contracts” isn’t just a show; it’s a community committed to collective triumphs and individual growth. With us, overwhelm turns to confidence, uncertainty transforms into clarity, and questions find their answers.
Join us. Subscribe. Empower your journey from campus to contracts.
Follow Mason: / mase_god
Follow Brotherhood Agency, LLC: / bhoodagency
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as college athletics, sports agency, NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) agreements, and player transfers. Episodes delve into specific issues like navigating the transfer portal, understanding NIL deals and their impact on player empowerment, and the business dynamics of college sports.
Welcome to ”Campus to Contracts,” your indispensable guide on the Batter Sports Network, illuminating the journey of young athletes from academic arenas to professional stages. Hosted by Brendan Lemieux and featuring insights from expert agent Mason Williams, each episode is crafted to unravel the complex world of sports, education, and career transitions.
We’re dedicated to aiding young athletes and their parents in making informed choices. Whether you’re tangled in selecting an esteemed college, considering the leap to pro sports, or navigating scholarships and NILs (Name, Image, and Likeness), our platform is your beacon.
”Campus to Contracts” isn’t just a show; it’s a community committed to collective triumphs and individual growth. With us, overwhelm turns to confidence, uncertainty transforms into clarity, and questions find their answers.
Join us. Subscribe. Empower your journey from campus to contracts.
Follow Mason: / mase_god
Follow Brotherhood Agency, LLC: / bhoodagency
College football has changed — fast. Between the transfer portal, NIL deals, and shifting eligibility rules, players and parents are overwhelmed. In this episode of Campus to Contracts, Mason Williams breaks down what’s really happening behind the scenes:
• Why players panic in the portal (and how it ruins careers)
• The JUCO move no one talks about but more should make
• What coaches actually want — and how they play the recruiting game
• Why a 4-year “plan” is a myth, and what to do instead
• Ego, bad advice, and the cost of not having a pro in your corner
Whether you’re a parent, player, or just love the game, this conversation unpacks the high-stakes chaos of college football today.
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00:00 Introduction and Greetings
00:30 Navigating College and High School Advice
01:49 Transfer Portal Challenges
03:17 Importance of Making Informed Decisions
05:56 Role of Junior Colleges and Lower Divisions
06:51 Identifying Talent Beyond High School
10:56 Ego and Education in Sports Management
14:39 The Changing Landscape of College Football
18:59 Potential for Trades in College Sports
27:02 The Impact of the Transfer Portal on College Football
28:11 Simplifying Playbooks for Quick Adaptation
30:34 Transitioning from College to NFL
34:42 The Importance of Having a Plan
39:36 Navigating the Transfer Portal
42:11 The Reality of College Football Recruiting
47:02 Final Thoughts and Future Predictions
Follow Mason: https://www.instagram.com/mase_god
Follow Brotherhood Agency, LLC: https://www.instagram.com/bhoodagency
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