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ZenGame: Inside the World of College Sports

The ZenGame Podcast features in-depth interviews with college athletes and coaches, highlighting their journeys on and off the field. Each episode offers a unique look at the mental and physical challenges of balancing academics and elite-level athletes.

Podcast · By Grant Gurtin · English · Official site

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Aug 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Alberto Mendoza and Joseph Ionata on Georgia Tech Football and Thriving Under Pressure (opens the original)

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    Alberto Mendoza discusses his journey with Georgia Tech, detailing his increased roles, team mindset, and recruitment process. He highlights the importance of team camaraderie and the dynamics within the offensive line. Alberto shares insights and anecdotes about his coaches, reflecting on their influence on his development. He talks about handling pressure and the impact of family comparisons on his career. Alberto concludes by explaining why fans should be excited about Georgia Tech football,

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Josh Hoover on TCU to Indiana Journey, Quarterback Growth, and Building a Legacy (opens the original)

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    Josh Hoover shares his journey, from family expectations and choosing quarterback over linebacker, to Texas high school football under coach Mike Spradlin. He emphasizes quarterback confidence and his college decision process, reflecting on leaving TCU and adapting to Bloomington. Josh discusses earning team respect, freshman year experiences, learning from Jalen Daniels, overcoming injuries, and handling pressure. He highlights challenges and growth at TCU, leadership lessons, and the national

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Billy Edwards Jr. on Coach Belichick, UNC Journey, and Overcoming Football's Adversities (opens the original)

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    Billy Edwards Jr. begins by sharing his early influences and the significance of coach-player relationships in his journey. He reflects on what coach Belichick saw in him and the factors that led him to join UNC. Billy opens up about the challenges of coping with injury, the recovery process, and the prospect of football ending, which deepened his appreciation for the game. He recounts learning from legendary coaches and meeting notable figures, delving into offensive strategies under coach Petr

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Devin Vanterpool on FAU Growth, NBA Lessons, and Building a Legacy at Providence (opens the original)

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    Devin Vanterpool reflects on the pivotal Memphis game and lessons from summer league experiences with former teammates. He discusses adapting to a new coaching staff at FAU and his growth as a guard, emphasizing controlling his development. Devin shares insights on patience and hunger, drawing from his father's influence. He highlights complementary skills needed for the next level and lessons from NBA coaches. Devin talks about physical practice experiences, team competitiveness, and feeling va

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Brad Jackson on FCA's Impact, Texas State Commitment, and Preparing for Texas Showdown (opens the original)

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    Brad Jackson shares a turning point in his life that occurred at an FCA retreat, which significantly impacted his identity and his influence on teammates. He recounts his transition from high school to college football, detailing his first game experiences and the competition for the starting quarterback position. Brad discusses the importance of building relationships within the quarterback room and his decision to remain with Texas State. He looks ahead to the upcoming game against Texas and r

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