392 - Cori Close - 01/08/2026

The Jim Rome Podcast

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Sports, Football

4.7 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 9 January 2026

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Cori Close on the explosive growth of women's hoops, prepping for another potential UCLA Women's Final Four run, what she learned from 15 years of weekly meetings with John Wooden, being GAUCHO ROYALTY and so much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Why do growing businesses love working in Slack?
0:02.8	Let's ask Christia Ari Bikes.
0:04.6	Running things in Slack saves me so much time.
0:07.3	AI summaries save 97 minutes per week.
0:10.4	What say you?
0:11.4	Rocks from Gosney.
0:12.4	Slack helps us build community.
0:13.9	It helps us build connection.
0:15.2	Your partners, vendors and customers all in one place.
0:18.3	Take us on home, Ashley from Carraway.
0:20.2	If we did have Slack tomorrow, I would explode.
0:23.4	Well, let's not let that happen.
0:25.1	Visit Slack.com slash podcast to get 50% of Slack Business Plus.
0:30.2	Just all the different things that have changed in this new landscape of how you recruit,
0:35.4	how you coach, how you try to retain your team.
0:38.0	All of that has changed.
0:39.7	And the one North Star is, I just had my staff meeting earlier today.
0:44.1	And every time we start out with, let's count the victories of how we're seeing our mission
0:48.9	lived out.
0:50.6	How are we seeing players grow in it?
0:52.3	Because the day that we don't have those stories is the day that I need to step out of it.
1:00.4	Welcome to episode 392 of the German podcast.
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