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Rob Childress

Rob Childress

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Rob Childress".

Sep 10, 2026

Evan BlandGUEST
39:26
Nebraska wouldn't let him throw live as a freshman just for injury risk to the batters and these things.
Evan BlandGUEST
39:31
And That was a Rob Childress reclamation project where he was able to help him with the mechanics, help him with the mentality that goes into being a pitcher and trusting your stuff and throwing with conviction and throwing strikes and all these different things.
Evan BlandGUEST
39:49
I think pitchers take note of that.
Evan BlandGUEST
39:52
When I talk to these guys as pitchers, they almost always mention having the chance to work with Childress, who obviously has a strong reputation for 20-plus years.
Andrew EllisHOST
30:09
I don't think Texas A&M was very good this year.
Andrew EllisHOST
30:12
In fact, I think this might have been the year that they fired Rob Childress.
Andrew EllisHOST
30:15
Arkansas wins 13-0 in Game 1.
Andrew EllisHOST
30:18
They win via walk-off 2-1 in Game 2 and then lose a crazy 11-10 game.
Mychal LanikGUEST
13:21
So, um, he, he had an innate way of getting those players to be confident, um, I've been really blessed to build connections through the game.
Mychal LanikGUEST
13:31
You know, Rob Childress is the pitching coach at Nebraska and, you know, he's, he's one of the best coaches that I've ever met.
Mychal LanikGUEST
13:38
The way that he connects with and relates to people and the players is so impressive.
Mychal LanikGUEST
13:44
I remember he met my wife one time and then met her again, like three years later and remembered her name and remembered what she did for a career.
Brooks RaleyGUEST
19:48
We were playing Arkansas at the time.
Brooks RaleyGUEST
19:50
Rob Childress was a manager playing Van Horn, who's obviously a legend in the SEC now.
Brooks RaleyGUEST
19:55
But we really wanted to beat them.
Brooks RaleyGUEST
19:58
So our starter, who was also a freshman at the time, went like two innings.
A.J. MinterGUEST
9:18
Um, yeah, you, you went through, I guess it was like a two-week kind of tryout period where we're playing games, and then they officially tell you, and they announce the roster whenever we would go over to Amsterdam and to Cuba.
A.J. MinterGUEST
9:34
Um, but yeah, it was, it was definitely [static] uh, luckily my pitching coach or the head coach at A&M, Rob Childress, was the pitching coach for Team USA that year.
A.J. MinterGUEST
9:44
So I'm sure, um, him having me was definitely, um, a little bit of a, an opportunity for me.
A.J. MinterGUEST
9:54
But he, he told me, you know, "We're-- I'm not gonna pick you unless you deserve it." So it was definitely an awesome opportunity for me and, um...
Justin BarberGUEST
22:19
And then, um, we do talk, this was something that's a little bit newer the last couple years.
Justin BarberGUEST
22:23
I, I ran into Rob Childress, the long time, you know, Texas A&M head coach, and he's been in Nebraska.
Justin BarberGUEST
22:28
He's, he's obviously, he was kind of ahead of his time in terms of what they were doing.
Justin BarberGUEST
22:31
And so I was bored a couple summers ago recruiting in between games, and I just thought, "You know, screw it, I'm gonna go talk to Rob.

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Justin BarberGUEST
50:24
Like, you gotta be a learner, and you gotta be willing to, to network if you wanna make it in this, in this, for sure.
Ryan BrownleeHOST
50:29
Well, and be able to, to ask questions, too.
Ryan BrownleeHOST
50:32
'Cause you mentioned Rob Childress.
Justin BarberGUEST
50:34
Yeah.

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