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In this episode host, Quincy Lewis-Buggs, answers a listener concern about the possibility of college coaches leaving schools during their recruiting process. She shares some of her own journey as a college softball coach, along with research to do on coaches and athletic departments to try to predict if that coach may leave during your process or time at the school.
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