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National Junior College Athletic Association

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Sep 17, 2026

Brian PateHOST
23:13
But the good thing about it is this is a guy who can do the most important thing you can do at this level, which is recruit.
Brian PateHOST
23:21
He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Dodge City Community College and earned all NJCAA all-conference honors.
Brian PateHOST
23:30
And then he played his – or finished and concluded his career with two seasons at Oklahoma State.
Brian PateHOST
23:36
And – He is married to his wife, Whitney, and they have two daughters, Carson and Sutton.
Rylee MarchandGUEST
10:33
Being able to use Canva and be creative and create graphics all summer really like taught me and immersed me into something that I don't do on my free time and I don't usually do at my job.
Rylee MarchandGUEST
10:44
And funny enough, I'm interning for the NJCAA this fall, which is like the National Junior Collegiate Athletic Association or people call it JUCO.
Rylee MarchandGUEST
10:53
And one of my main jobs is creating graphics.
Rylee MarchandGUEST
10:56
So I'm really thankful that Joe makes the interns do that.
Ravi LullaHOST
18:59
Like, you can't make an argument as the NCAA that you have other options to go play high-level football, right? You don't.
Ravi LullaHOST
19:06
Like, that's just, you can't go, you can't requalify as, like, the NJCAA.
Ravi LullaHOST
19:11
The NAIA is obviously a very different level of football.
Ravi LullaHOST
19:15
The NCAA has a clear monopoly on the sport, so that's why all these things are illegal, right? The conferences are different, especially – and the schools kind of did this to themselves.
Ravi LullaHOST
14:53
You can't make an argument as the NCAA that you have other options to go play high-level football, right? You don't.
Ravi LullaHOST
15:01
You can't re-qualify as the NJCAA.
Ravi LullaHOST
15:04
The NAIA is obviously a very different level of football.
Ravi LullaHOST
15:07
The NCAA has a clear monopoly on the sport, so that's why all these things are illegal, right? The conferences are different, especially – and the schools kind of did this to themselves.
Steven PeakeHOST
54:36
I don't even know.
Steven PeakeHOST
54:37
What's NAIA and JUCO and NJCAA? You
Trevor KelseyHOST
54:42
have 1A, you have 1AA, and then you have Division II.
Trevor KelseyHOST
54:46
And after that, it doesn't matter because no one's watching.
Jake CrumplerHOST
3:32
The southpaw was a star in the 2015 Little League World Series, fanning 16 batters in his signature performance that year.
Jake CrumplerHOST
3:40
At Central Arizona College in 2023, he earned NJCAA D1 Pitcher of the Year honors with, with a 1.07 ERA.
Jake CrumplerHOST
3:50
He even pitched for Team Canada in the 2026 W- WBC, but he never really had those huge years in the minors or was drafted very highly by the Guardians to suggest that he was going to be a future stud in the majors.
Jake CrumplerHOST
4:05
Traded to the Giants in exchange for Patrick Bailey earlier this year, Tugboat finally made his MLB debut in August, making a pair of relief appearances to little fanfare.
Tommy ChrysanHOST
14:28
going to come? Well, let's point this out, though, as you know.
Tommy ChrysanHOST
14:31
The NCAA, okay, Delgado, Baton Rouge Community College, they're in the NJCAA.
Tommy ChrysanHOST
14:36
Right, different leagues.
Tommy ChrysanHOST
14:37
It's a different governing body, different rules, different – NAIA is different too.
Kristene KellyGUEST
36:37
But you've got to learn beyond that.
Kristene KellyGUEST
36:39
What is it that you want to do and how do you grow in that space? How do you add value to your athletics department, to your institution, to your conference, to the region, to the NCAA or the NAIA or the NJCAA? How do you do that? Develop the skills that nobody sees.
Kristene KellyGUEST
37:01
What do I mean by that? Develop the skills that nobody sees.
Kristene KellyGUEST
37:06
Any coaches in here? No coaches? Former coach.
Jason BryantHOST
1:27
Today on the show we go back to the NWCA convention back in Baltimore and visit with Scott Tisher.
Jason BryantHOST
1:33
He is the new head coach at Hill College, an NJCAA program that's about to start up in Texas.
Jason BryantHOST
1:40
And this one's a personal tie in here, 'cause I worked with Scott when he was in the events department at USA Wrestling.
Jason BryantHOST
1:47
I moved out there in December of 2009, worked with Scott for about a year and a half, two years there before he left to pursue other career opportunities.
Jason BryantHOST
5:57
We look at, uh, you know, there's two junior colleges in Texas that are firing up and- That's an untapped resource because we look at college football and the junior college system in Texas is monstrous in putting players to the next level and being the monster that is football in Texas.
Jason BryantHOST
6:14
To get wrestling to be a monster in Texas, junior colleges will play a key role in that.
Jason BryantHOST
6:18
So, uh, there was a grant from the NJCAA to help start the program.
Jason BryantHOST
6:22
What are some other things that went into saying, "Hey, this is a place that, that should have a wrestling program"?
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:21
A versatile coach with experience at the professional, collegiate, junior college, and high school levels, Briggs has coached both sides of the line as well as linebackers and defensive coordinators.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:31
His coaching background includes UNC Pembroke, Georgia Military College, E.E. Smith High School, and Campo Verde High School, where he helped develop a JUCO All-American linebacker, contribute to a number two ranked NJCAA defense, and guide Campo Verde to a five A regional playoff appearance.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:47
Known for developing physical, disciplined players through detailed technique, film study, and strong fundamentals, Briggs brings extensive experience in offensive line play, defensive line development, run game coordination, and strength and conditioning to the Wranglers' twenty twenty-seven coaching staff.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:02
Defensive Line Coach, Anquanious Frazier.

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