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My podcast will be about how not only D1 athletes can make it to the professional level and even at the NAIA level there is good talent. Each episode I will go over a different athlete and go over what non D1 school they went to and their path to the professional level. The reason for my podcast name is because in a lot of sports if a player has a lot of “stars” it means they are projected to be good but that doesn’t mean that a player who wasn’t projected to be good out of high school can’t ...
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In the latest episode of No Stars to All-Stars I discuss Lewis and Clark State College as they host the NAIA World Series. With the NAIA baseball season coming to an end, I wanted to discuss the school and the history behind LCSC hosting the NAIA world series. I also went into a couple of the players that played at LCSC that are in the MLB.…
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In my third podcast, I talk about one of the best NBA players of all time in Elgin Baylor. Baylor is in the Hall-of-Fame and was honored as one of the NBA’s 75 best players. Baylor went to a small college in Idaho and is a product of the NAIA level. Baylor’s story is simply an inspiration for all, especially NAIA athletes.…
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In my second podcast, I go over the journey of Ben Zobrist and his journey to the MLB. I talk about his historic 2003 season at Olivet Nazarene University and how impactful he was to the MLB game. Lastly, I talk about the impact players like Zobrist who go to NAIA colleges/ universities can have on current NAIA players.…
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In my first podcast I go over the journey for Daniel Ponce De Leon and his rise to the MLB. I also go over his catastrophic injury that set him back and how he bounced back and had one of the best debuts in MLB history for a pitcher.Bởi Maxwell Brucks
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