EPISODE · Sep 19, 2025 · 1H 13M
Greg Hudson Former DC Notre Dame Talks Recruiting today
from The Prospect Podcast · host David Schuman
Greg Hudson Former DC Notre Dame Talks Recruiting today College Football: Coaching, Recruiting, and Business The source is an excerpt from a sports podcast featuring former college football coach Greg Hudson, where he discusses his extensive career in coaching at various institutions like Notre Dame, Cincinnati, and Purdue, emphasizing the strong, lasting relationships he built with players and fellow coaches like Marcus Freeman. Hudson shares insights on the evolution of college football, particularly the dramatic changes in recruiting and the transfer portal due to factors like Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and the growth of football's financial scale. A significant portion of the conversation focuses on the special nature of coaching the offensive line, which Hudson found instrumental in understanding the game and applying those lessons to his later defensive coordinator roles and current business endeavors, drawing parallels between sports coaching and business leadership. He also touches upon his personal life, including his relationship with his former players and his involvement with promoting mental health awareness through a sports-themed show. Hello, we would love to invite you to compete to get ranked and stars at the Coach Schuman's NUC sports Showcase events and combines go to http://myfootballcamps.com for more Get the Legendary Leadership Book by Coach Schuman and improve your leadership skills today at www.legendaryleadership.coach myfootballcamps.com nucsports.com @coachschuman on youtube, instagram, twitter, and tik tok @coachdnucsports go to myfootballcamps.com/d1promo to get promoted for D1 Programs www.myfootballcamps.com www.nucsports.com www.boardwalkbeastsfb.com @coachschuman on all social This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm
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