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Joe Moglia

Joe Moglia

American businessman and former chairperson of TD AmeritradeWikipedia

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Oct 16, 2026

Ryan AbrahamHOST
1:31
So, uh, what kind of inspired you to, to get into this, this book and, and digging into the Pete Carroll era?
Monte BurkeGUEST
1:36
Um, so I, you know, I'd written two college football coaching books be- or coaches, uh, books about coaches before Nick Saban, another guy named Joe Moglia, who was the CEO of TD Ameritrade, who walked away from that job to try to become a college coach.
Monte BurkeGUEST
1:49
And I find...
Monte BurkeGUEST
1:51
I, I, I feel like college coaches are some of the most interesting people, uh, in American society 'cause they have to fulfill so many roles, right? I mean, they have their CEOs, uh, their recruiters, uh, their sort of religious figures in some sense, uh, their father figures, and in big places, uh, their m- media celebrities.
Travis JusticeHOST
2:59
We're not quite out of beer yet, but we're really, really low.
Travis JusticeHOST
3:03
We're really low because somebody asked me the other day, Joe Moglia was in the studio yesterday.
Travis JusticeHOST
3:09
We recorded a podcast with Joe Moglia.
Travis JusticeHOST
3:11
It's going to come out later this week.
Travis JusticeHOST
3:12
He's like, there's not very much beer in there because Rob drinks it all.
Travis JusticeHOST
24:15
Weirder than I thought it was going to be.
Travis JusticeHOST
24:17
So about two weeks ago, I got a call from Joe Moglia.
Travis JusticeHOST
24:21
Joe Moglia is the former head football coach at Coastal Carolina, former CEO and chairman of the board of TD Ameritrade.
Travis JusticeHOST
24:29
Worth about a billion dollars, right? Now, I've known Joe for 20 years.
Travis JusticeHOST
24:34
He goes, hey, I'm going to be in town.
Chris VanniniGUEST
7:46
We, you know, we just had this conversation with the Senate last week.
Chris VanniniGUEST
7:48
Should th- should there be a cap on coaching salaries? Well, a lot of the people in, in college sports, even Joe Moglia, who used to be at Coastal Carolina, he was a former Wall Street executive, said, "We need, you need to lower the salaries and make them more incentive-based.
Chris VanniniGUEST
8:03
For X number of games you win, you get big bonuses," and all that kind of stuff.
Chris VanniniGUEST
8:07
That's what schools want to do.

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