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The JustIn Time Podcast with Justin Kutcher

The JustIn Time Podcast with Justin Kutcher

著者： Justin Kutcher
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 I've been lucky enough to spend my career in sports, become friends with people I used to watch on TV, and hear stories that people could only dream about! Now, those stories are coming to you as I interview athletes, coaches, and personalities I've worked with over the years. I hope you enjoy them as I much as I do.Justin Kutcher
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  • Steve Scott! U.S. Amateur Finalist on Facing Tiger Woods

    Steve Scott! U.S. Amateur Finalist on Facing Tiger Woods
    2026/04/08

    Steve Scott joins us for an incredible conversation about one of the most famous moments in amateur golf history. Scott, the runner-up in the legendary 1996 U.S. Amateur, shares what it was like going head-to-head with a young Tiger Woods and nearly stopping one of the most historic runs in golf. Their match became part of golf lore, highlighting both the competitive fire and the honor system that defines the sport.

    In this episode, we dive into Scott’s unforgettable experiences playing at Augusta National, practicing with Jack Nicklaus, and witnessing Tiger Woods transform from amateur phenomenon to global superstar almost overnight. From walking Magnolia Lane for the first time to realizing he had taken one of the greatest players in history to extra holes, Scott shares the behind-the-scenes stories that most fans have never heard. If you love golf history, legendary sports moments, and the psychology of competition, this episode is packed with unforgettable insights.

    Why this story matters goes far beyond one tournament. The 1996 U.S. Amateur final represented the final chapter of Tiger Woods’ amateur career before he turned professional and began one of the most dominant runs in sports history. Scott was right there in the middle of it, experiencing the moment from inside the ropes as Tiger’s career was about to explode.

    It also highlights the unique honor code of golf. In a pivotal moment during that match, Scott reminded Woods to move his ball marker back to the correct position, preventing a penalty that would have ended the match in Scott’s favor. That decision turned the moment into one of the most powerful sportsmanship stories in golf history.

    ️ About Steve Scott:
    Steve Scott is a former elite amateur golfer best known for finishing runner-up to Tiger Woods in the legendary 1996 U.S. Amateur Championship. A University of Florida standout, Scott later competed in the Masters and has remained deeply involved in the game through golf instruction and course design.

    ️ About the JustIn Time Podcast:

    The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

    Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

    Timestamps

    (00:00:00) – Steve Scott’s historic match against Tiger Woods
    (00:05:22) – The pivotal sportsmanship moment in the U.S. Amateur
    (00:12:47) – Tiger Woods turning pro and changing golf forever
    (00:20:10) – Playing in the Masters as a young amateur
    (00:29:15) – Watching Tiger dominate the professional game
    (00:34:50) – Steve Scott’s first surreal moments at Augusta National
    (00:38:29) – Jack Nicklaus teaching him how to read Augusta greens
    (00:42:30) – Walking the back nine at Augusta with Nicklaus
    (00:51:58) – Reconnecting with Tiger Woods years later
    (00:54:25) – Steve Scott’s favorite golf courses in the world

    Key Topics

    Steve Scott vs Tiger Woods in the 1996 U.S. Amateur Championship
    Golf’s honor system and the famous ball-marker sportsmanship moment
    What it’s like playing practice rounds with Jack Nicklaus at Augusta
    The transition from Tiger Woods’ amateur career to global dominance
    The experience of playing in the Masters as a young amateur
    The mystique of Augusta National and Magnolia Lane

    HASHTAGS

    #SteveScott
    #TigerWoods
    #GolfHistory
    #USAmateur
    #MastersTournament
    #GolfPodcast
    #TheJustInTimePodcast


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  • Dre Bly! Super Bowl Champ on Deion, Brett Favre & UNC

    Dre Bly! Super Bowl Champ on Deion, Brett Favre & UNC
    2026/04/02
    Dre Bly gave us exactly the kind of conversation sports fans love - layered, honest, and full of stories that connect eras of football. In this episode, we sit down with the former NFL cornerback, 2-time Pro Bowler, Super Bowl champion, and current South Carolina defensive assistant to talk about everything from growing up obsessed with Carolina basketball to becoming a freshman All-American at UNC and one of the great ballhawks of his era. We get into some incredible behind-the-scenes moments here: what it was like for Bly to meet Dean Smith, how Mac Brown helped shape his path, why Randy Moss was the scariest receiver he ever faced, and how Michael Jordan shut down the football-vs-basketball athlete debate with one line. We also hear great insight on Champ Bailey, Brett Favre, Deion Sanders, recruiting Sam Howell and Drake Maye, and the mindset that made Bly such a playmaker. If you love football history, locker room perspective, and real stories from someone who lived it, this one is for you. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and share the episode. Timestamps: (00:00:01) - Justin introduces Dre Bly, Super Bowl champion, 2-time Pro Bowler, and current South Carolina defensive assistant(00:01:30) - Why Bly chose North Carolina and how UNC basketball helped shape that decision(00:04:06) - Meeting Dean Smith, wearing Carolina blue, and the emotional pull of UNC(00:06:12) - Bly’s love for baseball, being heavily recruited, and his multi-sport high school career(00:10:41) - Why baseball ended at North Carolina and how football took over(00:14:51) - Playing both ways in high school, ball skills, and being naturally ambidextrous(00:18:12) - What real athleticism means and why versatility mattered in Bly’s development(00:20:26) - Becoming a star at UNC and feeling as popular on campus as the basketball team(00:23:19) - What Mac Brown was like to play for and why Bly still respects him deeply(00:26:55) - Recruiting Sam Howell, building relationships, and helping bring talent back to UNC(00:31:05) - Early thoughts on Drake Maye and why Bly saw the talent coming(00:33:40) - Reflecting on being a freshman All-American and putting his career in perspective(00:35:56) - Winning a Super Bowl as a rookie and why he did not fully appreciate it in the moment(00:39:28) - The final play of Super Bowl XXXIV and what Bly remembers from the field(00:43:08) - First career interception, first pick-six, and picking off Brett Favre(00:46:14) - Leaving St. Louis for Detroit and the challenge of changing a losing culture(00:52:58) - Veteran leadership, accountability, and how St. Louis helped save his career(00:54:57) - Champ Bailey’s rare athleticism and why Bly believes great corners still need picks(00:58:46) - Becoming a Jordan Brand athlete and hearing Michael Jordan settle the athlete debate(01:03:45) - Deion Sanders’ influence on Bly’s style, swagger, and approach to the game(01:05:19) - Rapid fire: best athlete, toughest receiver, favorite interception, and Jordan Brand relationships(01:12:46) - Coaching with Shane Beamer, South Carolina, and mentoring the next generation(01:15:33) - Bly on purpose, coaching, and giving back beyond the logo on his shirt Key Topics: Dre Bly’s journey from UNC freshman All-American to NFL Super Bowl championBehind-the-scenes stories about Mac Brown, Dean Smith, Michael Jordan, and Deion SandersWhy Randy Moss was the toughest receiver he ever faced and how he read Brett FavreRecruiting insight on Sam Howell, Drake Maye, and building relationships in college footballChamp Bailey, playmaking, ball skills, and what separates great defensive backsMulti-sport athleticism, baseball dreams, and how Bly’s versatility shaped his football career About Dre Bly: Dre Bly is a former NFL cornerback who played 11 seasons in the league, earned 2 Pro Bowl selections, and won a Super Bowl with the St. Louis Rams. Before that, he was a freshman All-American at North Carolina and one of the top ballhawks in college football. He currently serves as a defensive assistant at the University of South Carolina, where he continues mentoring the next generation of players. ️ About the JustIn Time Podcast: The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations. #DreBly#JustinKutcher#TheJustInTimePodcast#NFLPodcast#UNCFootball#SouthCarolinaFootball#SportsStories Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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  • Matt Joyce! 2011 All-Star on Big League Pressure

    Matt Joyce! 2011 All-Star on Big League Pressure
    2026/03/25
    We sit down with Matt Joyce, a 14-year MLB veteran, 2011 American League All-Star, and one of the most respected left-handed bats of his era, for a conversation packed with behind-the-scenes baseball stories. From his emotional call-up with the Tigers to playing for his hometown Tampa Bay Rays, Matt takes us inside the pressure, nerves, and unforgettable moments that shaped his career. We get his firsthand memories of the Rays’ unbelievable Game 162 comeback, what it was like sharing a clubhouse with legends like Jim Leyland, Don Mattingly, and Albert Pujols, and why Mike Trout truly felt different from everyone else in the game. Along the way, Matt opens up about mindset, handling pressure, getting starstruck in the big leagues, and the surreal experience of becoming an MLB All-Star. This is the kind of honest baseball conversation fans love - real stories, real perspective, and a deeper look at life inside the clubhouse. Be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with the baseball fans in your life. Timestamps: (00:00:01) - Justin Kutcher welcomes Matt Joyce and opens with the Max Homa comparison(00:00:47) - Life after baseball in Tampa, gyms, spring training, and staying busy(00:01:18) - Drafted by the Tigers, Erie memories, cold weather, and early struggles(00:02:40) - A mindset shift, mental coaching books, and turning adversity into progress(00:04:48) - The call-up to Detroit and the meaning of May 5(00:05:00) - Racing from Toledo to Comerica Park for his MLB debut vs. the Red Sox(00:07:27) - Walking into a veteran Tigers clubhouse and getting starstruck(00:08:13) - How Matt handled playing with future Hall of Famers(00:09:46) - Jim Leyland watching him in Toledo and the first impressions that followed(00:10:41) - Leyland stories, cigarettes in the dugout, and the bunt-home run moment(00:11:46) - What it was like playing for Jim Leyland as a rookie(00:13:32) - The most intimidating player on that Tigers team, Gary Sheffield(00:14:48) - Sheffield’s bat speed, strength, and why he terrified infielders(00:16:28) - Getting traded to the Rays and the emotions of going home(00:17:07) - Winter ball in Mexico, the trade call, and joining Tampa Bay after a World Series run(00:19:03) - Frustration in Triple-A, service time realities, and winning there anyway(00:19:55) - The pressure of playing for your hometown team(00:21:48) - Friends, family, old teachers, and seeing familiar faces at Rays games(00:23:16) - Matt makes the 2011 All-Star team and calls his dad first(00:24:36) - All-Star Game memories, Josh Hamilton BP, and getting a hit in Arizona(00:25:45) - More nervous: MLB debut or All-Star Game?(00:26:26) - Being starstruck again at All-Star festivities around Jeter, Cano, and Hamilton(00:28:04) - A special Yankees home run in front of his dad(00:30:56) - Mike Trout as a teammate and why everything looked easy for him(00:33:37) - Trout’s humility, autograph routine, and rare superstar makeup(00:34:35) - Trout’s swing, golf, and baseball mechanics(00:35:10) - Picking Albert Pujols’ brain and learning from elite hitters(00:37:39) - Why Matt thrived with the bases loaded and as a pinch hitter(00:39:41) - The Pirates role, game-speed prep, and pinch-hit success(00:41:44) - The first time Matt realized just how special Mike Trout really was(00:43:29) - Don Mattingly, Jacob deGrom, and a key hitting adjustment(00:46:12) - Why Matt did not copy swings and focused on what worked for him(00:47:20) - A broadcaster’s hitting conversation with Mattingly and sitting on off-speed(00:49:11) - The 2011 Rays September push and Johnny Damon’s message(00:50:07) - Entering Game 162 with everything on the line(00:51:35) - Falling behind 7-0, Dan Johnson’s huge homer, and chaos in the clubhouse(00:53:03) - Watching the Red Sox collapse and Longoria’s legendary walk-off(00:54:28) - The pure joy of celebrating like Little Leaguers again(00:54:54) - Matt’s huge Game 161 homer and one of the coolest moments of his career(00:56:12) - Rapid fire begins: funny fan moments and rowdy crowds(00:57:50) - Superstitions, socks, bats, and routines(00:58:11) - Nerves in the All-Star Game vs. the postseason(00:59:15) - Best teammates, clubhouse chemistry, and favorite groups(01:00:43) - Best leaders Matt played with, including Evan Longoria and Bryce Harper(01:01:44) - Teasing the next conversation and wrapping up the episode Key Topics: Matt Joyce’s MLB journey from Tigers prospect to 14-year big league veteranJim Leyland, Gary Sheffield, and life inside a veteran Detroit Tigers clubhouseMike Trout stories, Albert Pujols insights, and elite hitting mentalityThe 2011 All-Star Game experience and handling pressure on baseball’s biggest stagesRays Game 162 comeback, Evan Longoria walk-off, and the 2011 playoff racePinch hitting, bases-loaded success, and the mental side of hitting in MLB About Matt Joyce: Matt Joyce is a former MLB outfielder who played 14 seasons in the majors and earned an ...
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