Dadgum it, Roy Williams Retired

Roy Williams is featured in the June 2021 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

My name is Dan Spainhour and in 2011, my 30th year in athletics, I started The Coaching and Leadership Journal. The basic premise behind my journal is that we are drowning in a never-ending stream of information, updates and it’s getting harder and harder to separate the noise from the useful information. As the quantity of information grows by the hour, leaders need the means and approaches to make sense of it all.

That’s where our Journal comes in. Each issue invokes my judgment, knowledge, and experience to determine what is valuable to our readers. We scour the internet and print publications for leadership and coaching commentary and cut it down to size saving you valuable time but still giving you the information you need to stay ahead of your competition.

Here is some of what you will find in our June 2021 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal:

▪ Learning from the words of Robert F. Kennedy

▪ Lombardi’s lasting leadership legacy

▪ Dadgum it, Roy Williams retired

▪ Their thoughts—Dusty Baker

▪ Gen Z is changing coaching culture

▪ The NIL in a nutshell

▪ What Bernie Madoff’s transgressions can teach us

▪ What Madoff’s transgressions can teach us

▪ Coaching scars

▪ And More!

We have a terrific team of subscribers and are always looking to increase our roster. A few of our recent subscribers & renewals include:

▪ Mark Krikorian, Florida State Women's Soccer

▪ Kelvin Sampson, University of Houston Basketball

▪ Keith Buckley, Rollins College Soccer

▪ Jerry York, Boston College Men's Hockey

▪ Stanford Athletic Department

▪ Oral Roberts Athletics

▪ Arby Busey, Seattle Pacific Women's Soccer

▪ Kim Record, UNC Greensboro Athletic Director

▪ Rachel Coleman, Delaware Softball

▪ Ryan Wellner, Notre Dame Lacrosse

▪ Suzy Merchant, Michigan State Women's Basketball

▪ Eddie Radwanski, Clemson Women's Soccer

▪ Ryan Hofer, Notre Dame Lacrosse

▪ Frank Martin, University of South Carolina Basketball

▪ Kelvin Sampson, University of Houston Basketball

▪ Jim Engles, Columbia Basketball

▪ And Many More!

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