Hear It From Harlan! With senior soccer goalkeeper Carly Nelson

11/22/19 • 37 min

In the November 2019 edition of the “Hear it from Harlan Podcast,” Utah Athletics Director Mark Harlan shares his thoughts on a fall season where soccer and cross country have already qualified for NCAA postseason competition, and volleyball and football are highly ranked. Mark interviews senior soccer goalkeeper Carly Nelson and Ashley Lear joins the program to talk about the launch of the Ute Academy. Mark gives some insight on the recent proposals regarding student-athlete compensation for the use of their name, image and likeness in the coming years. He then wraps up the program by answering questions sent in via social media.

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Hear It From Harlan! With Berkeley Oblad of Utah Volleyball

During the October 2019 edition of the “Hear it from Harlan Podcast,” Utah Director of Athletics Mark Harlan looks back at the first full month of the college athletics season, which featured three Ute teams ranked in the nation’s top 30. Middle blocker Berkeley Oblad of the No. 20 Utah volleyball team joins Mark for his one-on-one interview.

The Utah head man also talks about the game day experience at Rice-Eccles Stadium, football’s recently-announced home-and-home series with Florida, the launch of the Ute Academy student-athlete development program, and the potential ripple effects of the California state bill that would allow college athletes to earn income off their own name, image and likeness.

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Hear It From Harlan! With Senior Daneesha Provo of Women’s Basketball

As we head toward the holidays, the December 2019 edition of the “Hear It From Harlan Podcast” reflects on fantastic fall when all four Utah teams advanced to postseason competition. Mark looks back at football’s run to the Pac-12 Championship game and looks ahead to its Alamo Bowl match-up with Texas on New Year’s Eve. Senior Daneesha Provo of the Ute women’s basketball team drops by for an extensive interview. In the final segment, Mark shares some details on his work with the Football Oversight Committee and answers questions sent in via social media.