Sep 13, 2026 · 40 min · 13 segments
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Bryce HensleyGuest
Reginald D. ShermanHostSo Bryce, can you share a memorable moment from your baseball career that still inspires you today? I've

got a lot of them, but one that really sticks out to me is I wasn't a very good baseball player up until, you know, the end of my high school career.

So I struggled tying my own shoes sometimes it feels like, and I'll never forget my freshman year of high school.

I've always been a big Clemson fan, but, um, He laughed at me and he said, yeah, that'll be the day.

And in my junior year of college, we won our conference and we went and we had a regional at Clemson.

And I'll never forget, I called that coach who's one of my good buddies to this day.

And it's kind of transferred into the, you know, people always use this cliche of do it and prove the people that didn't believe you wrong.

And I've kind of always seen it the other way of I don't care about the people that don't believe.

You know, there's always going to be people that try to, you know, throw stones at glass houses.

But I've always been a big proponent of I want to go out there and do the best that I can and kind of, you know, make memories for the people who did believe in me when nobody else did.

And that story right there when he came up and hugged me and he cried, it made me ball cry.
Yeah, you touched on something I think is very valuable, that proving yourself.
So Bryce, can you share a memorable moment from your baseball career that still inspires you today? I've

got a lot of them, but one that really sticks out to me is I wasn't a very good baseball player up until, you know, the end of my high school career.

So I struggled tying my own shoes sometimes it feels like, and I'll never forget my freshman year of high school.

I've always been a big Clemson fan, but, um, He laughed at me and he said, yeah, that'll be the day.

And in my junior year of college, we won our conference and we went and we had a regional at Clemson.

And I'll never forget, I called that coach who's one of my good buddies to this day.

And it's kind of transferred into the, you know, people always use this cliche of do it and prove the people that didn't believe you wrong.

And I've kind of always seen it the other way of I don't care about the people that don't believe.

You know, there's always going to be people that try to, you know, throw stones at glass houses.

But I've always been a big proponent of I want to go out there and do the best that I can and kind of, you know, make memories for the people who did believe in me when nobody else did.

And that story right there when he came up and hugged me and he cried, it made me ball cry.
Yeah, you touched on something I think is very valuable, that proving yourself.
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