In This Month's Issue Of The Coaching & Leadership Journal--Does The No Asshole Rule Apply To Jordan?

Here is some of what your colleagues are reading about in the July 2020 Issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal:

Does the “No Asshole” rule apply to Jordan?
Muffet McGraw’s retirement is beyond basketball
Will Ferrell’s advice for aspiring leaders
Are you a driver or a builder?
A reset for youth sports?
Their thoughts—Dan Sheehan, Le Moyne College Lacrosse
Takeaways from The Last Dance
Steve Kerr on fear
Leadership lessons from the late Don Shula
Evaluate the evaluator
If I had my life to live over again
And Much More!

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Tubby Smith, High Point Basketball
Keith Buckley, Rollins College Soccer
Jerry York, Boston College Men's Hockey
Rob Krimmel, St. Francis Basketball
Arby Busey, Seattle Pacific Women's Soccer
Kim Record, UNC Greensboro Athletic Director
Rachel Coleman, Delaware Softball
Ryan Wellner, Notre Dame Lacrosse
Mike King, Mount Vernon Nazarene Golf
Leo MacPherson, St. Francis Xavier University (Canada) Athletic Director
Mark Krikorian, Florida State Women's Soccer
Dr. Ron Siers, Salisbury University
Kelvin Sampson, University of Houston Basketball
Corrie Falcon, University of California San Diego Swimming
Scott Williams, Oral Robert Associate Athletic Director
Jim Engles, Columbia Basketball

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