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Ian Dickson was able to do what a lot of us former athletes were not: He continued his baseball journey onto the professional level. 

After finishing up college at Lafayette College in PA, he went into his first year into the minors. We'll get to hear about what it is really like playing in the minor leagues as he breaks down his journey in a way in which anyone can relate. 

Ian describes his journey with amazing stories and is REAL about everything. If you have someone who is in their own journey through the baseball world, please have them listen to this interview so they can learn something. If you're someone who previously played baseball and want to know how to transition from the "post-baseball" world into the business world, make sure you pay attention too, because this is something you do NOT want to miss! 

Enjoy this interview with Ian Dickson! 

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Dating all the way back to when I was in middle school, the name Jake Bower was a popular one around our town. He dominated on the basketball court all through High School as well as on the football field.

Today we get to hear his story about why he chose to continue his sports career in football, playing the most difficult position (Quarterback) rather than basketball. We also get to hear about his journey through the collegiate ranks.

He started at BYU, went the JUCO route, then to Tulsa, and then finished up at McNeese State. It's an interesting journey and it's awesome to hear it from his perspective.

Now Jake works as a Chiropractor and has his offices here locally. He's taking what he learned with sports (and school) and applying it to his career. We'll get to learn about the parallels with sports and business as well. You don't want to miss it.

If you need to get your body right, go and see Jake!!

https://www.primesportsmed.com/

Dating all the way back to when I was in middle school, the name Jake Bower was a popular one around our town. He dominated on the basketball court all through High School as well as on the football field. 

Today we get to hear his story about why he chose to continue his sports career in football, playing the most difficult position (Quarterback) rather than basketball. We also get to hear about his journey through the collegiate ranks. 

He started at BYU, went the JUCO route, then to Tulsa, and then finished up at McNeese State. It's an interesting journey and it's awesome to hear it from his perspective. 

Now Jake works as a Chiropractor and has his offices here locally. He's taking what he learned with sports (and school) and applying it to his career. We'll get to learn about the parallels with sports and business as well. You don't want to miss it. 

If you need to get your body right, go and see Jake!!

https://www.primesportsmed.com/

Today I'm sitting down with Durrant Miles who is a 6'5 Defensive End who played at Boise State University. Now Durrant is spending his time prepping for ball at the next level (the NFL).

We get to catch up with him and hear about his journey at Boise State and hear how his experience was compared to that of maybe the "traditional" college student (you'll find out why in the episode)

Hear about his favorite game he was in as well as which teammate impacted him the most during his time at BSU.

It's always great to hear from the athletes themselves, so enjoy this interview with this future pro!

Today I'm sitting down with Durrant Miles who is a 6'5 Defensive End who played at Boise State University. Now Durrant is spending his time prepping for ball at the next level (the NFL). 

We get to catch up with him and hear about his journey at Boise State and hear how his experience was compared to that of maybe the "traditional" college student (you'll find out why in the episode)

Hear about his favorite game he was in as well as which teammate impacted him the most during his time at BSU. 

It's always great to hear from the athletes themselves, so enjoy this interview with this future pro! 

It's MADNESS right now in the NCAA Tournament. I'm breaking down a few things from my perspective.

- Passion of the game

- Star players from small schools

- Coaching adjustments

- Who would be harder to score on?

I want everyone to participate in the discussion. Let me know what you think!

It's MADNESS right now in the NCAA Tournament. I'm breaking down a few things from my perspective. 

- Passion of the game

- Star players from small schools 

- Coaching adjustments 

- Who would be harder to score on? 

I want everyone to participate in the discussion. Let me know what you think! 

This week I wanted to touch base on a few topics going around the sports world right now:

- NBA Playoffs without Lebron - the "changing of the guard" in the NBA

- NFL Off Season Moves

- Fans & Sports. Where we draw the line for fans at games. How can we remain competitive but not take things to a personal level where it is "over the top?"

I will give my insight on the matter and explain what I think is the problem with fans saying what they want. What needs to be done so the fans can still create that homecourt / homefield advantage without having them create a contreversial moment with certain things said to the players?

Join the conversation with me and give me your opinions as well! Can't wait to hear from you all!

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This week I wanted to touch base on a few topics going around the sports world right now: 

- NBA Playoffs without Lebron - the "changing of the guard" in the NBA

- NFL Off Season Moves

- Fans & Sports. Where we draw the line for fans at games. How can we remain competitive but not take things to a personal level where it is "over the top?" 

I will give my insight on the matter and explain what I think is the problem with fans saying what they want. What needs to be done so the fans can still create that homecourt / homefield advantage without having them create a contreversial moment with certain things said to the players? 

Join the conversation with me and give me your opinions as well! Can't wait to hear from you all! 

SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW!! 

I've been blessed to be able to meet such amazing people throughout this journey as I've been doing my show. The show has grown substantially and I have learned so much.

Today I'm expressing thanks for the guests and sharing a few things that I've learned during my show. Make sure to subscribe to my channel so that you can get all the updates for everything moving forward.

More guests, more interviews, more episodes coming soon to The Gametime Guru Podcast.

**I mentioned Mr. Raftery in my episode and would love for you guys to go back and listen to Episode 62 if you could!!**

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-62-vehicle-for-life-pro-mma-fighter-brendon/id1195653965?i=1000412267406&mt=2

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