Host Andy Mendez and Co-Host Michael Wisnios discuss COPE (Coalition of Parents in Esports) with founders Shae Williams and Chris Spikoski.

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Host Andy Mendez and Co-Host Michael Wisnios discuss the esports job market, some helpful tips on how to stand out as an applicant, and VOICE collegiate with special guest Anthony Scala. You do NOT want to miss this!

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Host Andy Mendez and Co-Host Michael Wisnios catch up with Colin Graham, Head Coach at Davenport University. Colin talks a bit about collegiate Counter-Strike, college esports as an ecosystem, and the effects of national high school esports governing bodies.

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Host Andy Mendez and Co-Host Michael Wisnios chat with the legendary Troy Chiefari about the importance of digital footprint, collegiate administrations, leaders in the collegiate space, and more.

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Host Andy Mendez & Co-Host Michael Wisnios introduce eFuse.gg, a gaming and esports hub built for gamers and aspiring esports industry leaders. eFuse now powers The Blueprint, and we are incredibly excited to continue our mission to improve the scholastic and collegiate esports ecosystem alongside them. In this shortened episode, we chat about what this means for the future and how we will move forward from here. Thank you for your support!

Host Andy Mendez & Co-Host Michael Wisnios explore collegiate and academy esports from the player's perspective. The Blueprint welcomes Christopher "Fizzi" Savino to the pod to share his experience and insight into the player mindset differences between collegiate and academy. Fizzi has rejoined Illinois Wesleyan for their upcoming 2021 season after leaving Harrisburg University in Pennsylvania earlier this year.   

Host Andy Mendez & Co-Host Michael Wisnios explore collegiate and academy esports from the player's perspective. The Blueprint welcomes Christopher "Fizzi" Savino to the pod to share his experience and insight into the player mindset differences between collegiate and academy.   Fizzi has rejoined Illinois Wesleyan for their upcoming 2021 season after leaving Harrisburg University in Pennsylvania earlier this year.   Wanna learn more about Fizzi?  Make sure to follow him at: Twitter -

@FizziLoL

Twitch - http://twitch.tv/FizziSup https://lol.fandom.com/wiki/Fizzi

Host Andy Mendez and Co-Host Michael Wisnios dissect the events of the St. Louis Maryville LAN, the secrets of collegiate esports, and what it means to be an "esports OG" with special guest Adam Antor.

Note: Coach Antor has moved on to a new position within collegiate esports since the time of recording. He is now at Florida Southern College esports. You can follow them here: https://twitter.com/MocsEsports

Host Andy Mendez and Co-Host Michael Wisnios delve into High School Esports Associations, the struggles they face, and why they are essential to their communities.

High School Esports Associations are lead by educators providing a fun, safe, and secure way for children to engage at their local high schools.

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Host Andy Mendez & Co-Host Michael Wisnios interview Keith Kennedy former high school Math and Computer Science teacher who is transitioning to the role of Director of Esports at Illinois Wesleyan University. He started at Glenwood High School in the fall of 2018 and founded the GHS esports team consisting of 60+ players across six different games; and has placed top-8 placements in every game every year, 3rd in IL.