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EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 31 MIN

Former Harlem Globe Trotter is preparing Athletes for careers after sports with Life After Ball

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Dr Jermal McCoy played College basketball at North Highland College followed by Texas State University. After College he was a member of the Harlem Globe Trotters. Dr McCoy started Life After Ball to help athletes make the transition to life after sports. The Mission To empower athletes to transition seamlessly from sports to a successful careers beyond the field. We envision a world where every athlete is equipped with the tools, support and opportunities to thrive in their life after sports. Links https://lifeafterball.org / thelifeafterball / thelifeafterball [email protected] TAP PodcastThe TAP Podcast offers a powerful look into the fast-changing landscape of youth sports through the lens of those who shape it. Each episode spotlights the voices that make up the student-athlete ecosystem—parents, coaches, trainers, mental health professionals, videographers, financial advisors, and NIL agents—capturing how they guide, support, and influence today’s athletes. Through insightful conversations and real stories, TAP examines how student athletes are navigating the pressures of recruiting, the rise of social media, and the expanding opportunities within the NIL era. The show goes beyond the game, exploring the mental, emotional, and practical tools needed to help student athletes thrive on and off the field. Our Mission To deliver the essential playbook for student athlete success—in the classroom, in competition, and throughout life.

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