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We wrap up our trip around the Mountain West with a visit to San Diego State. The defending tournament champions feature a young but talented team heading into 2026. Head coach Stacey Nuveman Deniz shares her thoughts on the roster, the Mountain West landscape, and her busy summer with the AUSL. 

Afterwards, ELo and Victor finally share their thoughts on the D1Softball All-Quarter Century Team and the Top Power 4 Pitchers.

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The annual In The Circle November to Remember stays in the Mountain West for today's episode, powered by SixFour3.

First, we head to Reno to catch up with the reigning regular-season champion Nevada Wolf Pack. You’ll hear from Head Coach Victoria Hayward on the changing landscape of the league and her thoughts on the MLB Playoffs — she has connections to both World Series teams, by the way.

Afterward, we head east on Interstate 80 to Boise, where the Broncos are primed to make a push for the crown. Head Coach Justin Shults talks about his young but talented roster and why his team shouldn’t be underestimated in 2026.

Plus, the guys share the softball connections tied to this year’s World Series.

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Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve officially made it to November, which means it’s time for the annual In The Circle #NovemberToRemember. We kick off this year’s edition by heading west.

First, we chat with Fullerton head coach Gina Oaks-Garcia, whose alma mater is ready to make another run at the Big West crown. She discusses coaching back home and what it will take for her team to return to the NCAA Tournament.

Our other guest is no stranger to the postseason: Grand Canyon’s Shanon Hays. After winning another WAC Championship, the Lopes now make the move to the Mountain West. Coach Hays shares his thoughts on their new home and some familiar faces he’ll battle in 2026.

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As we enter Halloween weekend, we have plenty of treats for you to enjoy. On today’s episode of In The Circle, powered by SixFour3, our Fall Tour finishes its swing around the Sun Belt.

First, you’ll hear from Coastal Carolina head coach Kelley Green as the Chants look to make it back to the NCAA Tournament. She reflects on their Sun Belt Tournament title from a year ago and a loaded 2026 schedule.

Then, you’ll hear from App State head coach Whitney Jones as she begins Year 2 leading the program. After a 2025 season that had its moments, Coach Jones discusses how her team is preparing to take the next step heading into the new year.

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You can never have too much Sun Belt action. Today's episode delivers just that.

As the In The Circle Fall Tour continues (powered by SixFour3), we head to San Marcos to visit the reigning regular season conference champs, Texas State. You'll hear from head coach Ricci Woodard as she prepares for the Bobcats' swan song season in the league before their move to the Pac-12.

Plus, she discusses being named one of D1Softball’s Top 25 Non-Power 4 Head Coaches, and the guys share their thoughts on the list. Newsflash: Victor was not happy about who was left off.

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The In The Circle Fall Tour heads north for the first of many stops within the Sun Belt. On today’s episode, powered by SixFour3, we travel to Harrisonburg, Virginia, to visit James Madison.

The Dukes are reloading for 2026 after coming within one win of capturing the Sun Belt crown last season. Head coach Loren LaPorte joins the show to discuss how that near title run has motivated her team heading into the new year. She also reflects on the rich history of two-way stars who have suited up for JMU—an ideal segue into our discussion of the best two-way players from the past 25 years, according to D1Softball.

Will any Dukes make the cut on our hosts’ respective teams?

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Science says listening to In The Circle, powered by SixFour3, can boost your happiness. We decided to put that theory to the test.

Our Fall Tour heads west with a visit from Washington Head Coach Heather Tarr, who reflects on building a young roster in a new league in 2025. Coach Tarr also shares her thoughts on watching her Mariners punch their ticket to the ALCS and on being named one of D1Softball’s Top 25 Power Four Head Coaches.

The guys then give their take on the list and reveal their five picks for who they would have chosen.

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The In The Circle Fall Tour makes its way south on I-95 from Duval to DeLand.

On today's episode, powered by SixFour3, we continue our look at the Atlantic Sun by welcoming back Stetson Head Coach Shellie Cousins. After winning 33 games in 2025, the Hatters are primed for bigger things in 2026. Coach Cousins shares the biggest reasons behind their success and highlights players who are poised to make their own impact this season.

Victor also names some players to watch from this talented Hatter squad.

Plus, the guys discuss the best non-Power 4 hitters of the last 25 years (hint: Coach Cousins made the list).

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Another week of the In The Circle Fall Tour is set to roll.

On today’s episode, powered by SixFour3, we take the show to Duval to visit the reigning Atlantic Sun champion UNF Ospreys. Head coach Jeff Conrad discusses how his team is shaping up heading into 2026 and reflects on the journey to last year’s title.

There may even be a special guest joining the proceedings — you’ll have to listen to find out.

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Our Fall Tour stays in the Missouri Valley Conference for today’s episode powered by SixFour3. Southern Illinois head coach Jen Sewell joins the show to talk about the always competitive MVC and what Saluki fans can expect offensively in 2026.

Afterwards, the guys break down D1Softball’s All Quarter Century Power 4 Hitters. Needless to say, there’s been plenty of reaction. Which takes do they agree with, and who, if anyone, would they remove from the list?

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