Jonathan Ilori: Transitioning to the NCAA

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I was able to sit down with one of Britain's top triple jumpers and Managing Director of RightTracks Sports Jonathan Ilori.The former Mizzou Graduate and NCAA All-American used his experience in the NCAA to create a service that prides itself on putting athletes - on the right track.We discussed the reality/expectations of becoming an NCAA athlete as well as the misconceptions about the system - that too often come before the success stories.Jonathan provided his insights on how students, coaches, and RightTrack can collaborate to ensure students have the best chance of finding the best university - for them. Support the show

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