interview
Detroit Tigers Bryant Packard Advises Student-Athlete’s, “The more versatile you are, the more valuable you are”
By Ally Stanton|November 23, 2020
Bryant Packard is an East Carolina University baseball alumni who was picked in the 5th round of the 2019 MLB Draft by the Detroit Tigers. During his time at ECU,...
athlete
Why Athletes Make Better Employees
By Sydney Borens|October 19, 2020
2aDays spoke with the leaders of the University of Michigan leadership Development program. A lot can be said as to why athletes make better employees. We will discuss their growth...
Duke
Jacksonville Jaguars, Joe Giles-Harris, Passes Along some Advice to Athletes
By Jimmy Criscione|June 22, 2020
Joe Giles-Harris is a football linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL). Harris played college football for Duke. During Joe's time with the Blue Devils, he racked up 313 total career...
baseball
Minnesota Twins Catcher, Kyle Schmidt, Talks Work Ethic and Hustle
By Jay Korman|April 20, 2020
Kyle Schmidt is a professional baseball player who has recently signed a contract with the Minnesota Twins. Schmidt plays catcher and was drafted to the Twins as the 989th pick...
football
Seattle Seahawks Paxton Lynch Interview
By Taylor Patrizi|August 5, 2019
Paxton Lynch is a football quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League. Paxton played college football at Memphis, and I'm sure was thrilled to be drafted in...
ncaa
NCAA Men’s Basketball Rule Change | Improving Draft Potential and Casting a Safety Net for Fringe Prospects
By Nikhil Patel|July 22, 2019
With the NBA draft coming up, it's crucial to distinguish rule changes made by the NCAA late last year that will have key implications for current prospects. Specifically, college student-athletes...
coach
Life After College Athletics | The Workforce
By LRT Staff|July 15, 2019
My name is Tom O'Brien, and I played DI tennis at Villanova University in Pennsylvania. This is my story and my advice for life after college athletics. It's match point...
ncaa
Alabama Football: Hale Hentges Talks College, Career, and his Opinion on UCF
By Firoz George|September 1, 2018
Hale Hentges is a tight end on the University of Alabama Football Team. He is from Jefferson City, Missouri where he played football for Helias High School. While at Helias,...
2aDays
Atlanta Falcons Player, Justin Hardy, Talks About Transitioning from College Sports to the NFL
By Bryan Sosoo|June 16, 2018
We sat down with Atlanta Falcons player, Justin Hardy, to hear what advice he has for high school athletes looking to go on to play college sports, the importance of...
recruiting
Your NCAA Career is Over…Now What?
By Chris Anderson|May 10, 2018
The horn buzzes for the last time. After countless hours of practice, weekends of social activities sacrificed for traveling tournaments, and give or take a whole decade of pure, hard...
basketball
Spend the Day With a Texas Longhorn
By Audrey-Ann Caron-Goudreau|February 12, 2018
Let's follow this beautiful, talented women's basketball Texas Longhorn around for the day. Let's see how hard she works as an athlete, as well as the dedication she puts into...
football
Half Time Talk: Former NFL Player Ray Custis (Part II)
By LRT Staff|December 26, 2016
Former NFL player and University of Maryland Terp, Ray Custis, continues his thoughts on college recruiting, football, and more!
locker room talk
Connecticut Whalers, Elena Orlando, Transition from College to NWHL
By LRT Staff|November 4, 2016
Orlando, forward for the Connecticut Whalers in the NWHL. Elena was a dual sport DI athlete at Quinnipiac University. She played ice hockey and rugby for QU and then took her...
golf
Half Time Talk: John Jackopsic
By Keirsten Sires|February 12, 2016
Our latest edition of Half Time Talk features former Boston College golfer, John Jackopsic. John met up with us in NYC to talk about his time at Boston College and his...
coach
When College Athletes Don’t Go Pro
By Keirsten Sires|October 7, 2015
The below article, written by Zak Cheney-Rice, discusses participating in college athletics from a different angle: http://mic.com/articles/85789/here-s-what-happens-to-the-98-of-college-athletes-who-don-t-go-pro Though it's true that there's both a physical and mental void once you...