Interview with Josh Cribbs 10 YR NFL Veteran, 3X Pro-Bowl Selection. A sit down interview covering recruiting advice and the value of football combines.

J.B. Bernstein (born February 5, 1968) is the CEO of Access Group, an athlete management firm and Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of Seven Figures Management, a sports marketing and athlete representation firm.

Bernstein created the The Million Dollar Arm contest in India, which yielded the first two Indian men (Rinku Singh and Dinesh Patel) to ever sign pro sports contracts in the US (with the Pittsburgh Pirates).

Bernstein received his bachelor's degree in political economics in 1990 from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, obtaining his MBA at The London School of Economics. Bernstein started his career in brand management at Grey Advertising working exclusively with Procter & Gamble accounts.

Bernstein started working in the sports industry during the early years of The Upper Deck Company and as Director of Development for their memorabilia division Upper Deck Authenticated.

Bernstein's services were retained by Major League Soccer from 1995–97, where he acted as their head of licensing and created the league's merchandise program. MLS secured over 50 national partners and reached $50 million in MLS-licensed sales in just its second season.

Bernstein became a partner in Pro Access Group in 1997 and created a platform of marketing campaigns to mark significant achievements in sports history. He went on to represent Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, and Barry Bonds.

Bernstein's involvement with Singh and Patel is the basis for the film, Million Dollar Arm. Bernstein is portrayed by Jon Hamm.[1]

J.B. Bernstein (born February 5, 1968) is the CEO of Access Group, an athlete management firm and Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of Seven Figures Management, a sports marketing and athlete representation firm.

Bernstein created the The Million Dollar Arm contest in India, which yielded the first two Indian men (Rinku Singh and Dinesh Patel) to ever sign pro sports contracts in the US (with the Pittsburgh Pirates).

Bernstein received his bachelor's degree in political economics in 1990 from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, obtaining his MBA at The London School of Economics. Bernstein started his career in brand management at Grey Advertising working exclusively with Procter & Gamble accounts.

Bernstein started working in the sports industry during the early years of The Upper Deck Company and as Director of Development for their memorabilia division Upper Deck Authenticated.

Bernstein's services were retained by Major League Soccer from 1995–97, where he acted as their head of licensing and created the league's merchandise program. MLS secured over 50 national partners and reached $50 million in MLS-licensed sales in just its second season.

Bernstein became a partner in Pro Access Group in 1997 and created a platform of marketing campaigns to mark significant achievements in sports history. He went on to represent Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, and Barry Bonds.

Bernstein's involvement with Singh and Patel is the basis for the film, Million Dollar Arm. Bernstein is portrayed by Jon Hamm.[1]

2015-16 will mark Swift's twelfth season as head coach of the STLCOP men's basketball team and his fourteenth year with the Eutectics.

Swift's prior experience includes five years as head basketball coach of a local youth league team and six years coaching football at Kirkwood High School, as well as six years coaching select Little League Baseball. His first collegiate opportunity was at Forest Park, and he went on to assist at East Central Community College in Union, Mo., during the 2001–02 season before joining STLCOP's athletic department as assistant men's basketball coach in 2003.

Swift has enjoyed coaching and watching his two teenage sons participate in sports over the years. An all-around sports fan, he also finds time to attend professional sporting events with his sons.

2015-16 will mark Swift's twelfth season as head coach of the STLCOP men's basketball team and his fourteenth year with the Eutectics.

Swift's prior experience includes five years as head basketball coach of a local youth league team and six years coaching football at Kirkwood High School, as well as six years coaching select Little League Baseball. His first collegiate opportunity was at Forest Park, and he went on to assist at East Central Community College in Union, Mo., during the 2001–02 season before joining STLCOP's athletic department as assistant men's basketball coach in 2003.

Swift has enjoyed coaching and watching his two teenage sons participate in sports over the years. An all-around sports fan, he also finds time to attend professional sporting events with his sons.

Anthony Hodel CEO, interviews Head women's soccer coach Scott Stan enters his 7th year at the helm of the Lady Trojan program in the fall of 2014.

Stan has amassed a 143-104-21 record in 14 years at the collegiate level and a record of 321-173-41 overall across different levels of the sport. At the helm of the Taylor women’s soccer program, Stan has a 62-43-7 record, placing him No. 1 all-time in wins at Taylor for a head coach. Stan also holds the NSCAA National Diploma, Advanced National Diploma, and GK1 Diploma.

A fourteen-year veteran at the college level, Stan was named Heartland College Conference Coach of the Year in three of the his eight seasons while at Manchester College. During his stint at Manchester, Stan led the Lady Spartans to the NCAA Division III National Tournament twice.

Stan has served as an assistant coach with the Chicago Gaels professional team and has also been affiliated with USA Athletes International, coaching eight different U.S. teams in Australia, Peru, Italy, and Costa Rica.

At Taylor, Stan has led two soccer missions trips. In 2010 the women traveled to South Africa during the FIFA World Cup, where the team ministered through clinics and games. In the summer of 2013, the Trojans took a similar trip to Costa Rica, working with school kids at soccer clinics and sharing testimonies after games.

Picking up soccer as a five-year old in England, Stan continued his soccer playing career in high school, and later became the all-time leading scorer at Trinity Christian College with 86 goals in 72 matches. Stan was a three-time NCCAA All-American and recently was honored by being inducted into the TCC Athletic Hall of Fame.

In addition to his coaching and playing experience in soccer, Stan has been assigned duties as an Assistant Athletic Director and currently directs the student-athlete academic support program at Taylor University.

Coach Stan's wife, Patricia, is a member of Taylor's faculty in the chemistry department.

Anthony Hodel CEO, interviews Head women's soccer coach Scott Stan enters his 7th year at the helm of the Lady Trojan program in the fall of 2014.

Stan has amassed a 143-104-21 record in 14 years at the collegiate level and a record of 321-173-41 overall across different levels of the sport. At the helm of the Taylor women’s soccer program, Stan has a 62-43-7 record, placing him No. 1 all-time in wins at Taylor for a head coach. Stan also holds the NSCAA National Diploma, Advanced National Diploma, and GK1 Diploma.

A fourteen-year veteran at the college level, Stan was named Heartland College Conference Coach of the Year in three of the his eight seasons while at Manchester College. During his stint at Manchester, Stan led the Lady Spartans to the NCAA Division III National Tournament twice.

Stan has served as an assistant coach with the Chicago Gaels professional team and has also been affiliated with USA Athletes International, coaching eight different U.S. teams in Australia, Peru, Italy, and Costa Rica.

At Taylor, Stan has led two soccer missions trips. In 2010 the women traveled to South Africa during the FIFA World Cup, where the team ministered through clinics and games. In the summer of 2013, the Trojans took a similar trip to Costa Rica, working with school kids at soccer clinics and sharing testimonies after games.

Picking up soccer as a five-year old in England, Stan continued his soccer playing career in high school, and later became the all-time leading scorer at Trinity Christian College with 86 goals in 72 matches. Stan was a three-time NCCAA All-American and recently was honored by being inducted into the TCC Athletic Hall of Fame.

In addition to his coaching and playing experience in soccer, Stan has been assigned duties as an Assistant Athletic Director and currently directs the student-athlete academic support program at Taylor University.

Coach Stan's wife, Patricia, is a member of Taylor's faculty in the chemistry department.

Interview on ASC Sports Radio discussing recruiting, training and more. Today's guest Coach Steve Brody. The OCC men’s soccer team has a stranglehold on the Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference compiling a 21-game unbeaten streak that dates to 2008. In 2010, the nationally ranked Raiders won a College record 16 matches and reigned again as conference champions. For the first time in College history, the Raiders captured the NJCAA Region IV Tournament and advanced to the Great Lakes District Championship.

Interview on ASC Sports Radio discussing recruiting, training and more. Today's guest Coach Steve Brody. The OCC men’s soccer team has a stranglehold on the Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference compiling a 21-game unbeaten streak that dates to 2008. In 2010, the nationally ranked Raiders won a College record 16 matches and reigned again as conference champions. For the first time in College history, the Raiders captured the NJCAA Region IV Tournament and advanced to the Great Lakes District Championship.

Interview with Herman Joseph Fontenot Jr