
College Coaches Matt Mott (Oklahoma), Brian Lee (Rice), and Special Guest Robby Church (retired Duke) talk NCAA Soccer and other things, with special guests.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsSoccer | |||

The coaches welcome Michigan State Head Coach Jeff Hosler to the pod to discuss his coaching journey and his program.
The coaches then have a spirited debate on college soccer blue bloods.
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The coaches are joined in the episode by University of Illinois Head Coach Katie Hultin.
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2025 Division 2 National Champion Coach Katy Freels joins the coaches for this week's pod.
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Two-time Division 3 national champion coach Jim Conlon of Washington University in Saint Louis joins the coaches as we speed towards the start of the Spring exhibition season.
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This is easily one of my favorite podcasts. The coaches are a pleasure to listen to, and they keep you laughing. Very good natured but intelligent conversation.
I always look forward to new episodes. The show is funny and informative and I like the personalities of the three coaches. I skip over the NWSL and pro updates though.
— ‘Amazing Blue’ Michigan fan.
I am always looking for new episodes of the show. Matt and Brian are always good for a laugh and Robbie and Chris (when he’s on) add much value.
Going to miss the my weekly fix during the winter break.
Enjoy your podcast! Hope all is well!
As a women’s college soccer fan i love to see great coverage of the sport of all conferences. You truly are growing the game of women’s soccer and it’s super fun to listen to! Also, can y’all get some current college players on here? Maybe the reigning Mac Herman winner Jaelin Howell?
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Three college soccer coaches regularly riff on NCAA action, sharing coaching philosophies, recruiting tactics, and season dynamics with occasional high-profile guests from the college and pro-adjacent worlds. Episodes troupe through coaching strategy, player development, and program growth, with recurring banter and practical takes on tournaments, transfers, and recruitment. A standout angle is the blend of humor and deep tactical insight from longtime college coaches, plus guest appearances from successful coaches and development leaders, which helps listeners gauge how top programs think about culture, leadership, and pathway development for players.
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Recent guests on College Soccer Nation include:
1. Jeff Hosler
2. Katie Hultin
3. Katy Freels
4. Jim Conlon
5. Erwin Van Bennekom
6. Sian Hudson
7. Brian Lee
8. Brian Penske
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