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Going from South Florida to New York for college baseball was a learning curve and stepping stone to become the manager he wants to be. From being in the Giants organization to coaching Indy Ball to now having one of the best jobs in sports entertainment as the Savannah Bananas Hitting Coach.
From growing in Florida to playing her first college softball season at Coastal Carolina to changing up her whole world and going across the country to Oregon State University. With the connections she has made becoming an agent seems inevitable!
Michael Lorenz looking for a home to continue his college baseball career.
Knowing he always wanted to go to Boise State University, but it made it sweeter when he got the phone call to walk on to the Men's Basketball team! He learned to become a leader and to become a big time influencer!
From PA to Lynchburg, VA, Lucas knew he wanted to be an athlete especially when he fell in love with running! Now he gets to do it at one of the highest levels and represent Liberty University!
After leaving Jamaica for Kansas the struggle of the transfer portal really plays a role in why Kyle chose to go to Liberty University from Kansas State University. From the experience he gained over his collegiate playing career he decided to help the next generation compete at the highest level. Keep an hear out for Kyle's Podcast name to be able to check out his channel!
When needing to be creative to make it to the college level of play. Austin was determined to make it!
Working in sports seems to be the second option for some but for Dallas that is where his sight was set on! Instead of coaching he found a place that he could call home in the Ticket Office. Originally at Liberty University, now at one of the most famous power five schools in the country - Duke University
Paige McCormick battling injuries but still battling to be the best swimmer she can be. Even Check Out her Podcast on NIL on Mini Mic Monday! Give her a follow and a shout out on her content journey to help the next generation on NIL
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