# Dot Richardson

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On this week's Flames Central Podcast powered by Alcova Mortgage, head softball coach Dot Richardson joins the show to discuss the Lady Flames' hot start and what their goals look like this season. Plus, the crew recaps MBB's win over FIU on Saturday and looks ahead to the Flames' big game on Thurs…

Dot Richardson

On this week's Flames Central Podcast powered by Alcova Mortgage, CUSA Champion head softball coach Dot Richardson joins the show to talk about winning the Conference USA title, the Regional in Athens, GA, and the Lady Flames' travel stories in El Paso! Plus, the band is back together to talk CUSA …

Dot Richardson

On this week's Flames Central Podcast powered by Alcova Mortgage, we catch up with head softball coach Dot Richardson about the start of the season and what to expect from the Lady Flames this year. Plus, the crew covers hoops, baseball, and spring football!

Dot Richardson

On this week's Flames Central Podcast powered by Alcova Mortgage, we react to Liberty softball's historic upset over #2 UCLA in Regionals, and also chat with head coach Dot Richardson on what this means to the program moving forward. Plus, Joe and Emily talk LU baseball starting the ASUN tournament…

Dot Richardson

On this week's Flames Central Podcast powered by Alcova Mortgage, we talk Liberty Basketball in the NIT, Lady Flames Hoops, and LU Softball coach Dot Richardson joins the crew to tell us about her team's big turnaround.

Dot Richardson

Liberty Head Softball Coach Dot Richardson stops by to give us Monday Motivations™ and talks about the start of conference play. Plus we break down LU Baseball's weekend in Jacksonville.

Dot Richardson

Dot Richardson joins the FCP crew to talk about Libert Softball, her coaching philosophy, and her legendary career.

006: Dr. Dot Richardson: What No One Tells Softball Parents | Coach Pat

Travel softball for parents means finding guests who have lived every version of this journey, and Dr. Dot Richardson has lived nearly all of them. Rejected for being a girl, told to cut her hair and go by the name Bob just to play Little League, she still became the youngest player in women's majo…