Kevin Kruger on Leadership, Coaching UNLV Basketball, and How NIL is Changing College Sports
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Kevin Kruger on Leadership, Coaching UNLV Basketball, and How NIL is Changing College Sports
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In this episode of Anyone Have a Pencil, we dive into an insightful conversation with Kevin Kruger, head coach of UNLV Men's Basketball, as he shares his unique journey from player to coach. Kevin discusses the leadership skills he's developed over time, the challenges of coaching in today's evolving NCAA landscape, and how NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) has transformed college sports. Drawing from his experience as a collegiate athlete and coach, Kevin offers valuable insights for anyone looking to excel in sports, leadership, and life.
Listeners will get an inside look at:
- Kevin's journey from a collegiate and professional basketball player to UNLV's head coach
- The impact of NIL on college sports and how it's changing the game for athletes and coaches alike
- His leadership philosophy and how he helps athletes build confidence and improve their game
- The balance between personal development, teamwork, and success in competitive sports
This episode is packed with actionable insights on leadership, coaching, and the future of college basketball. Tune in now for Kevin Kruger's expert advice!
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