In this engaging conversation, Seth Howard speaks with Caleb Corrill and Dylan Brown about their experiences in college football and the transition to professional play. They discuss the evolving landscape of college athletics, particularly the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on recruiting strategies. The conversation delves into the importance of player development, effective game preparation, and the significance of building a strong team culture. Both guests share personal insights and anecdotes that highlight the challenges and triumphs of their football journeys, culminating in a discussion about the future of college football and the trends shaping it. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the evolution of college sports, particularly focusing on the challenges and dynamics of recruiting, player development, and the impact of NIL on college football. They discuss various offensive strategies, the importance of offseason training, and the role of leadership in team success. The conversation also highlights the significance of rivalries and team culture, as well as game day strategies and execution. The speakers share insights on coaching excellence and the future of college football coaching, emphasizing the desire for continuous improvement and adaptation in the ever-evolving landscape of college athletics.

In this conversation, Alex Balogh, the offensive coordinator for Carlton College, reflects on the progress made during the 2025 season, the importance of recruiting, and the challenges faced in a competitive conference. He shares insights from his coaching journey, including lessons learned from strength and conditioning, his first coaching experiences, and the role of a recruiting coordinator. Balogh emphasizes the significance of player development and the need for a solid foundation in coaching strategies, ultimately highlighting his passion for the profession. In this engaging conversation, Alex Balogh shares his journey as an offensive coordinator, discussing the transition from coaching to leading a team, the importance of collaboration with staff, and the challenges faced while coaching a talented quarterback, Jack Curtis, who battled cancer. The discussion also delves into coaching philosophies, game preparation strategies, and the significance of building meaningful relationships in sports.

In this episode, Seth Howard introduces the new season of the Left Hash Call, outlining the format changes and the focus on storytelling through one-on-one conversations with coaches. He discusses the new Monday segments that will cover coaching decisions, job opportunities, and insights from regular guests. The conversation also highlights the challenges coaches face during adverse weather conditions and the importance of navigating job opportunities in the coaching profession. Seth emphasizes the significance of understanding personal priorities when considering coaching positions and shares exciting updates on coaching changes in the football world.

Head Football Coach of the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, Matt Walker discusses his first playoff berth. Seth Howard and Matt Walker discuss the upcoming playoffs, the impressive in-season development of the River Falls football team, and the strong culture that has been built within the program. They highlight the importance of coaching, the impact of young coaches, and the significance of Thanksgiving dinner with the team and senior hits. The conversation also touches on the lessons learned from losses and the ongoing preparation for future challenges.

In this conversation, Coach Mike McElroy shares his journey from a player to the head coach at Bethel University, discussing the importance of leadership, mentorship, and building a strong team culture. He emphasizes the significance of simplicity in coaching strategies, the value of faith in football, and the challenges of transitioning to a head coach role. Coach McElroy also reflects on the importance of relationships in football, the significance of rivalries, and the lessons learned from his experiences in high school and college coaching.

In this conversation, Coach Hoskins discusses the evolution of the Simpson College football program under his leadership. He reflects on the challenges faced during his initial years, the importance of building a strong team culture, and the strategies implemented for recruitment and player development. The dialogue also touches on the significance of staff retention, alumni engagement, and the support from administration in fostering a successful football program. Coach Hoskins emphasizes the need for authenticity in coaching and the importance of communication skills for players. As he looks ahead to the future, he expresses excitement for the upcoming season and the potential for continued growth.

In this episode, Seth Howard interviews Anthony Trotta, the new head football coach at Maritime College. Trotta shares his journey from a small-town upbringing in Pennsylvania to becoming a head coach, discussing the importance of building a strong culture, the recruiting process, and the lessons learned from various coaching experiences. He emphasizes the significance of surrounding oneself with good people, the need for continuous learning, and the value of faith and trust in coaching. Trotta also reflects on his coaching philosophy and the unique opportunities presented by the maritime industry.

In this episode, Seth Howard interviews Kobe Manzo, the creator and host of D1 Rejects, a podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices of small college football players. They discuss Kobe's journey from high school football to starting his podcast, the challenges he faced, and the evolution of D1 Rejects. Kobe shares insights on the importance of storytelling in sports media, the significance of community engagement, and his vision for the future of the podcast. The conversation also touches on the impact of injuries on Kobe's career, the creative process behind his show, and advice for aspiring content creators.

In this episode, Seth Howard reflects on his conversations with various coaches, sharing key takeaways and insights that can be applied to both coaching and business. He emphasizes the importance of culture, authenticity, and relationship building in coaching, while also drawing parallels to the business world. The episode serves as a pause for reflection and encourages listeners to apply these lessons in their own lives.

In this engaging conversation, Coach Allison Pohlman shares her journey from a player to a respected head coach at Drake University. She discusses the challenges of coaching during the pandemic, the importance of building a family culture within her team, and the evolution of women's basketball. Pohlman emphasizes the significance of trust, love for the game, and the role of community in supporting athletes. As she looks ahead, she expresses excitement for the future of her program and the continued growth of women's sports.