The Coach Who Hasn't Gotten a Technical Foul in 2 Years. Here's His Secret | with Casey Bruggeman
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The Coach Who Hasn't Gotten a Technical Foul in 2 Years. Here's His Secret | with Casey Bruggeman
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The late Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian once said a good coach makes his players see what they can be, rather than what they are. As Catholic athletes, that's exactly the kind of coach we need in our lives — someone who sees us as saints in the making, on and off the court.
In this episode of the Varsity Catholic Podcast, host Brady Stier sits down with Casey Bruggeman, head coach of the University of Jamestown Jimmies basketball program, to talk about coaching as a witness, a ministry, and a vocation. Casey grew up in the gym watching his dad coach girls' high school basketball, and traces his own coaching path through mentors like his college coach Rich Glass, and Father Mike Schmitz at the University of Minnesota Duluth. He gets honest about the Catholic missionaries who pulled him (kicking and screaming) into daily holy hours, and how "training in the chapel" transformed a faith that had been mostly Sunday-morning-only into something real.
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