Our football talk/preseason coverage on the Noontime Sports Podcast rolls on with welcoming Wesleyan University football coach Dan DiCenzo to the show to discuss the Cardinals returning to the field, the 2019 season, players to watch and more. Plus, Matt Noonan (host/producer) and DiCenzo discuss how the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has seen a lot of run-pass-option quarterbacks running their offense over the past few years and if this trend will continue. 

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It's time for some more football talk! Today, we welcome Jeff Moore of Loomis Chaffee football to the podcast to discuss the team returning to the field this fall -- the Pelicans reported to practice on Wednesday, August 25, and as expected, there is a great deal of excitement for the team's initial contest next month against Phillips Exeter Academy on Saturday, September 18 at 2:30 p.m. Moore and Matt Noonan (host/producer) also discuss his coaching experience, as well as how being a walk-on punter at UMass provided some great perspective for eventually becoming a football coach in both college and the prep world. 

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We're kicking off a brand new week with some football talk -- today, Matt Noonan (host/producer) welcomes Endicott College football coach Paul McGonagle to the show to discuss a variety of topics, including his team returning to the field, the Gulls' 2021 schedule, specifically their non-conference opponents, and the importance of the kicking game/special teams performing their best, both in-game and practice situations. 

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A reoccurring guests throughout the 2019 New England NCAA D-III football season, Brian Bubna, who is the head coach of the MIT football team, joined Matt Noonan for a brand new podcast to discuss a variety of topics, including books, returning to the field for both preseason practices and games (this fall), motivational mindset and tactics, and why they both believe this will be a special season for so many teams, programs, and communities. 

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Kevin Gilmartin joined Matt Noonan for his first interview on the Noontime Sports Podcast to discuss a variety of football topics, including his team's return to the field this fall -- the Seahawks begin their season on the road Friday, September 3 at 6 p.m. against Norwich University -- to his playing days with Williams College to his thoughts on seeing the New England football region improve over the past few years at all levels -- colleges, prep school, and high school. 

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Mia Len, who is a former content creator/producer for Noontime Sports, joined Matt Noonan for a brand new Noontime Sports Podcast to discuss her current role/experience with the Milwaukee Bucks as a sales associate. 

Len shares her experience of transitioning to the "real world" after graduating Wheaton College (Mass.) in May of this year, and how she gained experience virtually over the past 15-to-18 months through her schoolwork, internships, part-time work/jobs, and networking, which she credits for helping her at the start of her time with the Bucks. 

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Mac Cerullo of CNHI Sports -- you can read his stories through The Eagle-Tribune -- joined Matt Noonan for a brand new Noontime Sports Podcast to discuss his new beat: covering the Boston Red Sox. 

Mac and Matt discuss the Red Sox's recent struggles on the road in Detroit and Toronto, and what happened at the Major League Baseball (MLB) trade deadline. Additionally, the two discuss how Mac went from covering high school sports for close to a decade to earning a spot on the professional beat, as well as what he has enjoyed thus far from covering the "local nine" as Matt Noonan refers to them as. 

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Dan Mulrooney (Anna Maria College Football Coach) and James Baker (In The D3FB Huddle) joined Matt Noonan (host/producer) for a brand new Noontime Sports Podcast to discuss the AMCATs' return to the field this month for preseason, along with some X's and O's when it comes to the wing-t and spread offense translating from the high school to college game. In addition to some X's and O's talk, Mulrooney discussed his team's first game of the season -- Anna Maria will host Nichols College on Saturday, September 11 at 12:30 p.m. -- and it promises to be a special atmosphere for both the players and fans. 

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Well-known for his sports highlight reels and videos, Mike Flanagan, who is the founder of Flanagan Sports Media, joined Matt Noonan for a podcast to discuss content creation in the high school space for both himself and the Hometown Weekly and BostonLax.net. Additionally, Flanagan shared some early thoughts on a few Massachusetts high school football teams to watch this fall, including Dover-Sherborn of the Tri-Valley League (TVL) and Natick of the Bay State Conference (BSC). 

In addition to discussing content creation, high school football (and yes, lacrosse), Flanagan also spoke about the impact Ryan Killian made on his career as a young journalist/content creator. Killian unfortunately passed away last month, but was well-known for his numerous efforts of promoting/covering high school sports, especially lacrosse. 

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For the third consecutive week, Matt Noonan is joined by James Baker of In The D3FB Huddle to break down our Noontime Sports Teams to Watch in the NCAA Division III's second region, which includes a few teams in the Liberty League (LL): Hobart, Ithaca, and Union. 

Noonan and Baker discuss teams on the rise in the Liberty League, as well as if Hobart, Ithaca, and Union can continue their previous success (and  momentum from 2019) this fall. 

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