Roger Cador's guest appearances

Roger Cador

104.5 ESPN

Top Coach Podcast

ABCA Podcast

The Upside with Adam Finkelstein

Sam Houston

James Madison

Jesse Cole

Ben Johnson

Ryan Hunt

Jon Gordon

Mike Schmitz

Mike Martin

Rob McClanaghan

Shane Snow

Johns Hopkins

John McCarthy

Paul Evans

Mike Roberts

David McDonald

OwlTail

Next up on the ABCA Hall of Fame Series is long time Southern University Coach Roger Cador. Cador built the Southern program from no stadium or equipment to one of the best programs in the nation and made a lasting impact not only at Souther, but also with the MLB Diversity program. He retired from Southern with 913 wins, 14 conference championships, 11 NCAA appearances, two HBCU National Championships, and 62 players drafted, including 2003 Golden Spikes Award Winner Rickie Weeks.

Episode 187 with Roger Cador, Southern University

Claudell Clark

In the fourth installment of our series 'Race in Sports' the Upside broaches the subject from a slightly different perspective as we look at the sport of college baseball and HBCU's.  We welcome legendary coach Roger Cador.  Coach Cador is the 'John Thompson' of college baseball when it comes to black leadership. He is also a member of a Major League Baseball task force to improve African-American participation in the sport.Claudell Clark is currently in his 13th season as head coach of Norfolk State University and the Executive Director of the Hampton Roads Sports commission.

In the fourth installment of our series 'Race in Sports' the Upside broaches the subject from a slightly different perspective as we look at the sport of college baseball and HBCU's.  We welcome legendary coach Roger Cador.  Coach Cador is the 'John Thompson' of college baseball when it comes to black leadership. He is also a member of a Major League Baseball task force to improve African-American participation in the sport.<br>Claudell Clark is currently in his 13th season as head coach of Norfolk State University and the Executive Director of the Hampton Roads Sports commission.

Claudell Clark and Roger Cador