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EPISODE · May 18, 2018 · 1H 29M

Scott Marr: GameChanger

from Lacrosse All Stars Podcast Network · host Lacrosse All Stars

Today on the show we have the Head Coach of the University of Albany Men’s Lacrosse team, Scott Marr. Coach Marr is on his 18th season as head coach of Albany. During his time at Albany Coach Marr has coached two Tewaarton Winners, 29 All-Americans, 6 Tewaarton Finalists, and 8 America East Players of the Year.In 2017, Albany’s offense ranked as high as #4 in the nation for the second straight year. Albany is currently the 2 seed in the 2018 NCAA tournament. They play Richmond on Saturday in the first round.Coach Marr is a graduate from Johns Hopkins. He started his coaching career at Delaware. He then moved on to be the assistant coach for Dick Edell at Maryland for six years before moving on to the Head Coaching job at Albany.Whether Coach Marr knows it or not he had a major impact on my lacrosse career when I was a camper at Maryland Lacrosse camp. During out talk we had the opportunity to talk about his entire coaching career, how empathy and compassion play an important role for him, and who transformed for him, what it meant to be a head coach. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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