"Continued to reach out to me during the fall just to see how I was doing."

"Coach said he was going to contact me later in the fall but never did. "

"Pretty straightforward. Nice, respectable guy. "

"Very experienced coach who knows what he is talking about when it comes to pitching."

"Experienced Coach who has totally absorbed the new school trend with data and analytics. Runs a new-school type of program which is very similar to a major league approach."

"Marc killed a lot of people's passion for the sport. He made terrible administrative decisions, and created no culture during his tenure. He rode the coattails of a few great athletes from 2009-2015. During my time there, the amount of kids that didn't hit their potential was incredible. The one's that did, were always going to. Marc didn't coach anyone up, and he was an awful communicator with no empathy."

"Best coach I’ve played for in my whole entire life. For the first time ever I felt like I belonged in the group with a common desire to be the best, starting from the culture built by him as a coach. Baseball is his whole life and I respect the heck out of that because I was the same way where it was almost obsessive. I was that way as a player and had been with coaches in the past who just kinda go through the motions. Even if the talent doesn’t jump out at you, he expects his team to play with the best of them. Believing in yourself is half the battle. Only negative I would say is sometimes shows a lot of negative emotion coaching 3rd if offense is quiet. And for myself being a pitcher, sometimes he didn’t read players well and maybe didn’t know their personality all the way. But most importantly you can tell he really cares and makes you want to run through a brick wall for him. From the first team meeting hearing his mindset and seeing the paper print outs with different philosophies, I knew I was playing for someone that’s a different breed. He even hands out articles and mind map things for the mental game to look at on long bus rides. I still have those and look at them sometimes because the principles can be applied to business, career, etc. I also liked how open he was to discuss things one on one just about life in general if you stop in his office. I remember he borrowed me a book on Mike Matheny when he was the Cardinals manager that I really liked. That was just who he was with many other baseball or leadership books to always improve and be dedicated to his craft. Will never forget the impact he had on my life. I sort of let him down and myself after juco and am upset I’m not involved in that baseball sphere anymore. Even if you weren’t the greatest player, he’d make you believe in yourself to go out and compete with the best of them. I’ll forever cherish the moments being apart of his program because I’ve never seen anything before or since that lives up to it. Wishing him the best in all future roles in baseball, whether it be coaching, managing, scouting, etc. I could see him being a Mike Schildt, who ironically was Matheny’s successor in St. Louis, working up to a good pro ball gig even though as a player they did not play pro ball or anything after college. Not easy to work your way up to that after not ever playing pro ball, but if anyone could be another one to do that, Coach Dave Pearson would be he guy. "

"Most competitive coach you could ask for. Very intense and direct but knows that’s what it takes to win at this level. "

"The greatest coach on your side. He would do anything for you and is extremely loyal to his team and always wants the best"

"The most manipulative horrible coach and human I’ve ever come across. Likes to pick favourites and traumatise others. Absolutely psychopath. Stay away from coach carter. "

"One of the best coaches of all time"

"Amazing person, coach and human! Passionate and very committed to the school, program and girls best interest."

"I had coach Andrew for a short time. He was amazing, super knowledge, clear in his expectations, and always respectful of all the athletes. "

"She was an amazing coach and is always there for us. She was definitely one of the most competitive people I have ever met and I loved this about her. She was intense but she always had our best interest at heart. For sure a great asset to the Iowa field hockey program. "

"This was the worst coach I have ever had. He was my coach at the University of Iowa and completely manipulated all of us. Didn’t believe in mental health, put a HOLE in the wall from being so aggressive kicking a door, and treated us like robots. You were never seen as a person, only an erg score. If you didn’t perform to his liking, you were shoved to the side and treated like gum on the bottom of his shoe. Doesn’t ever deserve to work with athletes- I also watched him treat his coaching staff horribly. Demeaned an assistant coach in front of all of her boat that she was coaching. Has a God complex. Turned all of the girls against one another for his own sake. Shitty person, shitty coach. "

"Worst coach ever experienced. Coach Carter is a manipulative, cruel and overall horrible coach and person. His time at the University of Miami saw many Olympic champions quit the sport and suffer manipulative and cruel treatment. He can’t work with athletes, or other coaches. He ruined so many athletes at Miami. Avoid him at all costs Toxic man. "

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"Very personable "

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