Wizards Interview Bundle - College Coaches

Want to find out what elite college coaches think about their coaching?

If so, this bundle is for you!

It features 21 interviews with outstanding coaches with experience at all levels of the college game.

Iradge Ahrabi-Fard - Inaugural class of AVCA Hall of Fame inductees. Over 500 NCAA Division I wins. 1997 AVCA Excellence in Education award winner. Consultant and coach for USA Volleyball.

Arnie Ball - Nearly 800 combined NCAA victories, more than 500 on the men’s side. Six trips to the Final 4. National Coach of the Year in 2007 and AVCA Hall of Fame inductee.

Teri Clemens - Winner of 7 NCAA Division III National Championships in 14 years, including 6 in a row. Over 500 wins. Three times National Coach of the Year. AVCA Hall of Fame inductee.

John Corbelli - Over 20 years as lead assistant coach for his wife Laurie at Texas A&M (nearly 500 wins, almost 20 trips to the NCAAs, 2 Final Fours). Former USA National Team assistant.

Joel Dearing - Over 700 NCAA Division III victories (top 10). AVCA Regional Coach of the Year 5 times. Coached 10 All-Americans. Long-time member of the USA Volleyball CAP cadre.

Gerry Ford - Head Coach for the Northern Ireland men’s team. Coach of the Queen’s University Belfast club. Coach of the Year award winner. TV commentator.

Sue Gozansky - Winner of 3 National Championships and nearly 700 NCAA collegiate matches in 39 seasons. AVCA Hall of Fame inductee in 2006. FIVB coaching instructor. Multiple book author.

Mick Haley - NCAA Division I national championships with two different universities. Multiple 2-year college national titles. US Women’s National Team Olympic coach. AVCA Hall of Fame.

Simon Loftus - Novatel Cup winner with the Scottish National Team. Six U.K. university (BUCS) championships and 5 Student Cup titles. NCAA and professional coaching experience.

Peggy Martin - Winner of over 1300 college matches and more than 20 conference titles. Selected Coach of the Year 22 times, including 1987 NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year. AVCA Hall of Fame.

Jenny McDowell - More than 600 wins at the NCAA Division III level, with 18 straight trips to the NCAA tournament, with 4 Final Fours and a National Championship. Her players have earned 40+ All-American selections.

Carl McGown - Over 40 years experience in the USA National Team program; 13 seasons as head coach at BYU, winning 2 national championships; Swiss league and cup titles; AVCA Hall of Fame.

Marilyn McReavy-Nolen - Member of the original AVCA Hall of Fame induction class. Only the third coach to reach 800 NCAA Division I victories, which she did coaching at 6 different schools.

Ruth Nelson - Winner of over 500 NCAA Division I matches in 16 seasons. Assistant US women’s national team coach under Arie Selinger. Professional volleyball league coach. AVCA Hall of Fame member.

Terry Pettit - Winner of nearly 700 NCAA Division I matches, including more than 20 conference titles, 6 Final Fours, and a National Championship. AVCA National Coach of the Year three times.

Garth Pischke - Winner of over 1300 men’s college volleyball matches (more even than Al Scates). Had made 26 trips to the Canadian CIS championships, winning 9 golds, 9 silvers, and 5 bronze. Also a former national team coach.

Al Scates - Winner of 19 NCAA championships and more than 1200 NCAA Division I matches. Coach of the Year five times. Member of both the AVCA Hall of Fame and the International Volleyball Hall of Fame.

Bob Schneck - Winner of more than 600 NCAA Division I matches. Coached over 30 all-conference honorees. Long-time member of the USA Volleyball CAP cadre. Highly successful high school coach.

Dave Shoji - Four-time national champion and the winningest coach in Women’s NCAA Division I Volleyball with more than 1100 victories. 12-time conference, 10-time region, and twice national Coach of the Year.

Jim Stone - Current member of USA national team staff. Coached 26 years at Ohio State, winning 3 Big 10 conference titles, and making the NCAA tournament 15 times, including two trips to the national semifinals.

Tom Tait - Father of the Penn State volleyball programs – both men and women. 6 NCAA tournament appearances with the men, including a trip to the finals. Member of the AVCA Hall of Fame inaugural induction class.

Hear their thoughts and philosophies on coaching from a variety of different perspectives. The interviews range from 75 to 202 minutes in length.