What does it take to lead young athletes in today’s world, not just to wins, but toward growth, empathy, and purpose?

In this episode of Ditto, Ashley Hatch and Matt Moore sit down with University of Utah Defensive Coordinator Morgan Scalley for a powerful conversation on leadership, vulnerability, and the human side of competition. With nearly two decades of coaching experience and a philosophy rooted in faith, character, and connection, Coach Scalley shares hard-earned insights from the field, and life.

They explore how personal adversity can become a tool for purpose, why vulnerability is one of the greatest strengths a leader can show, and how clarity, accountability, and kindness create the foundation for lasting impact. From cultural awareness to team dynamics, this episode is a deep dive into what it really means to lead with integrity.

🎧 Listen in for:

• Why athletes thrive under clarity, not control
• How leaders can turn pain into purpose
• The role of education and empathy in team culture
• Balancing high-level competition with moral grounding
• What Coach Scalley believes every athlete deserves from their coach

Whether you're a coach, a parent, or someone striving to grow through adversity—this one’s for you.