Reinhardt University

Women's LacrosseBrian Landers

Women's Lacrosse Assistant Coach

Reinhardt University

NAIA • AAC

1.6

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He plays favorites, but he will do everything in his power to make it look like he isn’t. He only coaches his favorites and intentionally makes other players look bad to make those girls look better. I’ve seen girls on the team go weeks without any coaching. The girls who don’t play into that get singled out publicly and pushed aside even when they are talented and coachable. On the sidelines he is very negative and disrespectful to players, referees, and even other coaches. He has started rumors about girls on the team to get them in their heads and push his favorites into the spotlight.

Women's LacrosseRoy Reynolds

Women's Lacrosse Head Coach

Reinhardt University

NAIA • AAC

3.2

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Talk about players good and bad to other players. Makes questionable comments about players bodies. He does a god job of encouraging you to play to the best of your abilities. Willing to work with you through career ending injuries. Overall good guy decent coach.

Women's TennisJennifer Pourchier

Women's Tennis Head Coach

Reinhardt University

NAIA • AAC

5.0

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She’s an amazing person and great coach.

Men's VolleyballBrian Goodhind

Men's Volleyball Head Coach / Director of Volleyball

Reinhardt University

NAIA • AAC

4.2

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Brian Goodhind is a man that has changed my life. I played for him over the course of 4 years and each year taught me something new. Brian is extremely intense and can be difficult to understand at times. The relationship created with him off the course is like no other. He is a kid at heart and is one of the most entertaining people I have ever met. On the court is a hit or miss for some people. He learns the weaknesses of his players and knows how to use them to the player's advantage. If you do not like mind games, you will not like Coach B. He read me like a book and new ways to motivate me that I would have never even imagined. He also is not afraid to be honest and honestly hurts sometimes. He will not joke around and tell you you're a good player ever. He always wants his players to stay humble. Brian is the most knowledgeable coach I have ever had and ever will have. He retaught me how to play volleyball, and showed me how to use my head instead of my body. He also expects the most from his athletes without exception. You will lose every ounce of ego you ever had. He lets his players hit rock bottom and then builds them back up. If you have the opportunity to be coached by this man, DO IT! It will be tough and he'll make you want to pluck your eyeballs out, but it is worth every second.