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(0:53) Corey reacts to ND's statement win over Clemson on Saturday, where the atmosphere was much different from the win in 2020.

(3:08) Michael Mayer interview: the junior tight end reflects over the Clemson victory and what he has accomplished for the Irish. He also  spotlights the players and coaches who have helped mold him during his journey in South Bend.

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(20:48) Niele Ivey interview: The Karen & Kevin Keyes Family Head Women’s Basketball Coach highlights the importance of the upcoming Citi Shamrock Series and what it means to her as a homecoming as a St. Louis native. She also details her role models and coaching influences as well as what it's been like seeing her son Jaden's dreams of becoming an NBA player manifest. 

(39:20) Corey previews the Irish's next contest against Navy and facing a triple-option offense.

On this episode, Tony gives his take on transgender athletes in relation to the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championship and lists his top 5 women's basketball programs

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On this episode, Tony recaps the Winter Olympics and Kamila Valieva situation, El Dorado HS Wrestling, and top 5 NCAA Women's Basketball teams this season.

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Guest host and producer Karen Given tells the intertwining stories of Muffet McGraw and Marianne Stanley, two pioneering women's basketball coaches who have seen the changes in the sport from before Title IX until now. The two discuss the challenges in travel, treatment and compensation in the early days of NCAA women's basketball, the lawsuits that created change, and the meaningful triumphs along the way.

Given also speaks with Danielle Donehew, the executive director of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association and a former director of basketball operations for the University of Tennessee women's basketball program under Pat Summitt, about the legacy of Summitt and the work of advocacy groups like the WBCA to create parity and equity in the sport.

This is part one of a series from Given; keep an eye out for part two next week!

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Nara welcomes new USC women's basketball head coach Lindsay Gottlieb to the Trojan Family! They discuss what led her to leave her job as an assistant coach with the Cleveland Cavaliers to return to the college game, how her NBA experience translates to coaching women in college, what it will take to return the Women of Troy to the elite of the NCAA, and her expectations for the program. If you Bleav in Everything USC, you need to listen to this podcast and Fight On!

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Special guest, Joi Walker, joins us on this episode of When Your Sport Ends.

Joi Walker, affectionately known as Coach J, is a dynamic results-oriented professional dedicated to preparing student-athletes for more than just game day. Coach J provides athletes with the tools they need to redefine themselves transition from student-athletes to young professionals.

A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Walker obtained her bachelor's degree in accounting from South Carolina State University where she was a member of the women's basketball team. Coach J also coached at the Division 1 level. Her desire to help athletes take the lessons they learned from sports and apply them to life inspired her to start Sets For Life. Sets For Life is a life skills company dedicated to training, equipping, and empowering student-athletes for life after sports.

Our conversation with Coach J dives into her own transition out of Division 1 basketball, her athletic identity, her journey in Corporate America for several years before returning to collegiate athletics. We talk about Sets For Life, her inspiration for the platform, writing her first book and getting it published, and how she herself stays motivated and inspired.

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Host Mike DeMars speaks with junior Olivia Orlando about preparing for the season knowing that she would be called upon to be a team leader (0:00-1:14), the experience of being introduced at The Dunk during Late Night Madness (1:15-2:47), how a mid-season injury allowed her to see the game in a new way (2:48-4:48), what level of confidence the team had heading into the BIG EAST Tournament (4:49-5:30) and what advice she would give someone looking to play basketball at the Division I level (5:31-7:05).