Private, not-for-profit, Four or more years • NCAA DII, SAC • Anderson, SC
Four or more years, Private, not-for-profit • Anderson, SC
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Anderson University (SC) Trojans
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Anderson University (SC)
NCAA DII • SAC
Date: October 6, 2026
Would Recommend
Coach Mitchell has always been there for me, on the field and off. Even if there’s an issue he will hear you out and give you an equal opportunity.
Anderson University (SC)
NCAA DII • SAC
Date: September 27, 2026
Would Recommend
Our daughter went through the recruiting process with Coach Nicole. She was absolutely wonderful as well as her dad, Coach Rich. We had read reviews prior to our visit. The coaches completely set any concerns to rest. They know what they are doing and their goals are clear for this team and the future. It was very apparent all the girls love their coach and their team culture is excellent. Everyone was happy and it truly seemed to be a family environment. We were truly impressed with Coach Nicole and how personable she was and her ability to really relate to our daughter. In the end, our daughter went a different way but it was hard to turn down such an amazing community and Coach at Anderson. We love Coach Nicole and Coach Rich and can’t wait to cheer on this team!!
Anderson University (SC)
NCAA DII • SAC
Date: August 28, 2026
Would Recommend
Let’s judge the coach on the job she was hired to do—not on a narrative created by a now twice-fired ex-coach. Whenever a new coach takes over a program, there are going to be people who are happy with the change and people who aren’t. That’s reality. But before we pile on, how about we actually give Coach Nicole a chance to build the program? Coach Nicole is young, and so are the majority of coaches in college athletics today. What she may lack in years of head-coaching experience, she makes up for with an incredibly successful collegiate career, a deep understanding of the game, and a genuine passion for developing the next generation of players. Almost any coach can teach the X’s and O’s. What separates a great coach is the ability to take that knowledge, communicate it, build confidence, create a culture, and inspire players to compete and believe in themselves. That’s what Coach Nicole brings. She is extremely dedicated to her players and to the job. She wants these young women to have the best possible four-year college experience—both on and off the field. At the same time, make no mistake: she is fiercely competitive and wants to win. She has already shown what she is capable of, and now she deserves the opportunity to put her vision, experience, and leadership into the program. You don’t have to agree with every decision a coach makes. That’s part of sports. So, how about we give her a fair opportunity to lead, build, develop, and win before we decide what kind of coach she is.
Anderson University (SC)
NCAA DII • SAC
Date: August 22, 2026
Would Recommend
Coach Nicole recruited my daughter, and every interaction we’ve had since day one has been positive. She communicated clearly with our family and was patient with our daughter throughout the recruitment process. There was never any pressure to commit, and she always maintained a respectful, kind demeanor. While other coaches were also recruiting our daughter, Coach Nicole was understanding when she requested time to make a decision, allowing her to complete other recruiting visits. After committing and signing, Coach Nicole has continued to communicate with the recruits (within the NCAA constraints) and has been building a culture to bring the girls together even before they arrived on campus. As a result, the girls have started building friendships that will be valuable before they step on the field together. Our daughter is thrilled to join Coach Nicole’s team at AU. As a parent, I feel confident that we’ve chosen the right program and coach for our daughter.
Anderson University (SC)
NCAA DII • SAC
Date: August 20, 2026
Would Recommend
Terrible experience. Lost multiple games due to poor coaching. It's obvious she does not know X's and O's. Team went from a National ranking on defense to one of the worst. No organization in the offense either. Left trust in to two particular players who lost games for them. Rarely used her bench. Was outhustled in the 2nd half of almost every game. Poor coaching staff she picked as well. Her father, who I think runs the team, terrible. Was told, can't verify, that their strength and conditioning schedule increased during season. Max rep in season is unheard of. No contact injuries started piling up. Poor decision by the University to hire her and hrr father. Even worse is they are keeping her.
