Talk D1 Podcasts?
Posted: Tue Jul 16, 2024 6:31 am
Here's my list:
IL Podcasts
Foy, Ossello, Flynn, Dixon, Kinnear, Brown, Rosenthall.
It's IL, they can get anyone in the game as guests. Some of the above are PLL or recruiting. Foy, Ossello, Flynn, Dixon the main D1 guys. I don't mind Ossello's schtick, but YMMV. Foy is interesting in that he can take 3 minutes, with tangents and regressions, to ask a yes/no question. Focusing on top 20, not much if you want info on lower level D1 teams except coaching changes. Flynn & Dixon less "hey we're cool" podcast but informative, and food! But overall these get total access to anyone in the sport.
Lacrosse All-Stars
Quint.
Again, Quint can get anyone in the sport as a guest. Interviews can range beyond the sport to personal growth etc. Quint gets grief for his game-day broadcasts, but this podcast shows that on his own he does a good job, and even his critics acknowledge that he knows the game. Here, he shows that.
The Crosse Commission
Could be called "Outside Lacrosse" 3 or 4 fans of the sport just talking lacrosse; they do have some coaching contacts, but that's not at all the focus. And sometimes movies, F1, soccer...
During the season especially pods can go 2 hours: great for long walks. In fact a running joke is their timer to try keeping some of the week in review pods to 1 hour.
My favorite podcast.
Phi-Lacrosse-Ophy
Jamie Munro
In-depth on tactics and performance. Over my head, would be good for coaches and players. In the past he had A Towers during the season to do occasional rundowns of the games. Not this year
. Maybe because Brown was 
Lacrosse Bucket
Tanner Demling
Overviews of games, coaching changes. Based in Kentucky, more focus on southern teams than some. No podcasts since mid-season; don't know if he's moved off my podcast subscription site or just stopped. His website has continued posting.
Inside Roll with a Side of Pasta
Adam Pascal & Peter Lasagna
First year podcast probably finding its legs. Great contacts, interviews can become "remember when Joe..."
And have to note that none of the pods that get guests are really hard-hitting. No "what were you thinking when you replaced A at attack with Z in that quarterfinal..." type stuff.
IL Podcasts
Foy, Ossello, Flynn, Dixon, Kinnear, Brown, Rosenthall.
It's IL, they can get anyone in the game as guests. Some of the above are PLL or recruiting. Foy, Ossello, Flynn, Dixon the main D1 guys. I don't mind Ossello's schtick, but YMMV. Foy is interesting in that he can take 3 minutes, with tangents and regressions, to ask a yes/no question. Focusing on top 20, not much if you want info on lower level D1 teams except coaching changes. Flynn & Dixon less "hey we're cool" podcast but informative, and food! But overall these get total access to anyone in the sport.
Lacrosse All-Stars
Quint.
Again, Quint can get anyone in the sport as a guest. Interviews can range beyond the sport to personal growth etc. Quint gets grief for his game-day broadcasts, but this podcast shows that on his own he does a good job, and even his critics acknowledge that he knows the game. Here, he shows that.
The Crosse Commission
Could be called "Outside Lacrosse" 3 or 4 fans of the sport just talking lacrosse; they do have some coaching contacts, but that's not at all the focus. And sometimes movies, F1, soccer...
During the season especially pods can go 2 hours: great for long walks. In fact a running joke is their timer to try keeping some of the week in review pods to 1 hour.
My favorite podcast.
Phi-Lacrosse-Ophy
Jamie Munro
In-depth on tactics and performance. Over my head, would be good for coaches and players. In the past he had A Towers during the season to do occasional rundowns of the games. Not this year
. Maybe because Brown was 
Lacrosse Bucket
Tanner Demling
Overviews of games, coaching changes. Based in Kentucky, more focus on southern teams than some. No podcasts since mid-season; don't know if he's moved off my podcast subscription site or just stopped. His website has continued posting.
Inside Roll with a Side of Pasta
Adam Pascal & Peter Lasagna
First year podcast probably finding its legs. Great contacts, interviews can become "remember when Joe..."
And have to note that none of the pods that get guests are really hard-hitting. No "what were you thinking when you replaced A at attack with Z in that quarterfinal..." type stuff.