"He is a good person with good intentions. The whole coaching staff at Nebraska has been there for a long time in which the modern game of soccer is not how it had used to be. These coaches know a lot about the game of soccer itself. They don't know how to coach a group of 18-23-year-old girls as the game has evolved. There is a lot to a D1 college soccer program that includes relationship building, leadership from the coaching staff, recruiting, and many more. A women's college program needs more than just people that know the game of soccer. For him, it is strictly soccer and it hurts the program. "

"Being an extremely organized individual, John breaks down each aspect of the game and encourages his players to be "students of the game". I have learned more about the game of soccer in my 3 years working with John than I have in the 17 years previous. His main focus is developing an individual to reach their full potential, or "max out" as we like to call it. I feel challenged and valued each day, and am very grateful for the opportunity to work with John."