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🚨 Career Update ðŸš¨

After 10 memorable, meaningful, and sometimes miraculous years in Cedar City, I’m excited (and pretty emotional) to share that I’ve accepted a new position at Brigham Young University-Idaho, where I’ll be helping to build a sports management program from the ground up starting in April 2026. This is a big move for our family, but…

Academic

2nd Edition Live

The second edition of my textbook, Communication & Administration of Intercollegiate Athletics, is now available. Written for educators, scholars, and aspiring professionals, this updated edition offers a clear and practical exploration of the college sports landscape without relying on overly complex academic language. It addresses key topics such as governance, compliance, athlete wellness, recruitment ethics,…

Creative Writing

My Rock, My Love

When all the world is lost in doubt and fear,Thy steady hand restores my heart to peace.Thy voice, a balm, makes broken pathways clear,And grants my weary soul its sweet release. Though tempests rage and darkened skies descend,Thy love remains, unshaken, ever true.Strength and grace no trial could hope to bend—My guiding star when I…

Creative Writing

Restless

I sleep but get no rest—my mind a tomb,Where echoed screams refuse to let me be.Dark thoughts like smoke infest the silent room,And chain my soul to what it cannot see. A thousand voices claw inside my head,Constantly reminding hope is folly.They lead down darkened paths where light has fled,To crown me with thorns of…

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The Big Three: Greatest Evidence That He Loves Me

Brothers and sisters, I’m truly humbled to have the opportunity to speak with you all today on Mother’s Day. Honestly, I haven’t felt this much pressure to not mess up a talk since I was leaving on my mission—so please say a quick prayer for me that I don’t completely fumble this. My thoughts today…

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Remembering John Feinstein: A Storyteller Who Made Every Sport Matter

John Feinstein had a gift. He didn’t just write about sports—he brought them to life. He made us care, not just about the games but about the people playing them. He pulled back the curtain and revealed the human stories behind the competition. For a die-hard “basketball is all that matters” fan like me, he…

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