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Celebrating the glamours of the African Sports with it's chanciness, ebb and flow.Showing you African sports through my eyes guiding through various categories regardless the latitude.Where ever you are blaq will find you.Taking you through various sports personalities,…
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FROM TALENT TO THE TOP: How the Next Generation of Women’s Footballers Are Developed | Mike Dickey (opens the original)
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What does it really take to develop a talented young footballer into a professional? In this episode of the Blaqsport Podcast , Uche Insonet sits down with Mike Dickey , an experienced coach, scout and player-development specialist with decades of experience across women’s football. Mike has worked with the U.S. Soccer Federation, U.S. Olympic Development Program, Jordan Women’s National Team, India Women’s National Team , and at club level. He has also played a role in identifying and developin
Can AI Change African Football? (opens the original)
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African football has never lacked talent. But does it have the data, technology and decision-making systems to fully unlock that talent? In this episode of the Blaqsport Podcast , host Insonet Uche sits down with Sebastian Obeta , an AI activist and specialist working at the intersection of AI, data, leadership and decision-making , for a thought-provoking conversation about the future of African football. We explore how Artificial Intelligence could transform scouting, talent identification, re
From Street Cricket to the IPL: How Does India Produce a Cricketer? (opens the original)
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What does it actually take to become a professional cricketer in India? In Episode 154 of the Blaqsport Podcast, we go beyond the international stars, packed stadiums and IPL glamour to explore the system behind Indian cricket . Joining Insonet Uche is Sujal Jha , a cricket enthusiast, former Division cricket player and someone who has followed and known players from their grassroots journey. Together, we explore what happens after a young player decides they want to become a cricketer — from gr
From Africa to the NCAA: Building the Next Generation of Women’s Football (opens the original)
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What does it really take for a young female footballer to move from Africa into the American college soccer system—and potentially use that pathway to reach the professional game? In Episode 153 of the Blaqsport Podcast , Insonet Uche sits down with Jordan Vejar , Head Coach of Spalding University Women’s Soccer, college recruiter, youth development coach and founder of Jordan Athletic Ventures (Go5400). Jordan shares his experience in player development, coaching and recruitment while breaking
Cameroon Crowned Women's AFCON Champions: Redemption After Three Final Defeats (opens the original)
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We break down the historic Women's AFCON final where Cameroon defeated Malawi 3-0 to win their first title. We discuss Cameroon's redemption after losing three previous finals, Maria Nga's brace, Malawi's incredible debut tournament, and what this means for African women's football.#WAFCON #Cameroon #Malawi #WomenAFCON #AfricanFootball
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