New Cajuns' Pitching Coach Taylor Sandefur joins the Diamond Club Podcast and discusses his journey to Louisiana.

Jayce LaCava discusses his journey from Marrero, Louisiana, to playing junior college baseball at Nunez Community College, where he excelled despite facing tough competition. They discussed Jayce's experience with early morning practices, his roommates, and his recruiting process.

Colt Brown, a student from Navarro High School in Seguin, Texas, for the Diamond Club Podcast. Colt explains that while his legal name is Colton, he goes by Colt and has been known as "Colt 45" since his coach gave him that nickname at age 10.

Bryce Wilson discussed his approach to pitching in a stadium with 4,000 fans, emphasizing the importance of staying focused by clearing his head and maintaining calmness. He noted that upperclassmen like Jose, as a catcher, have been helpful in providing immediate feedback during bullpen sessions, which he appreciates.

Hayden Pearson is an incoming freshman from Ascension Episcopal HS in Lafayette. He discusses with Craig his recruitment process and that once offered by UL, there was no other place he wanted to play. They talk about how he sees his role on this year's team as primarily a reliever, but he will do whatever it takes to help the team from the mound. The early morning practices required a little adjustment to his wake-up schedule. When not playing baseball, he enjoys deer hunting with a love for deer chili.

Landon Victorian was born in Kinder, LA, and later moved to Lake Charles. He comments on playing in Little League and in High School with UL standout Kyle Debarge. He was recruited to play for Oklahoma but was injured and pitched in only one game. Among his musical interests is Bob Marley, but he likes to listen to rap music while driving. In his free time, when not playing baseball, he likes to play video games, watch movies, and hang out with his teammates.

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Josh Lim explains that he chose the number 44 because his father and brother both wore number 4, and he discusses his early exposure to baseball through his father, who played for legendary coach Skip Bertman at LSU. Josh recalls his travel ball days at age 7U.

Noah Lewis discussed his early exposure to baseball, starting at age four in Texas before moving to Louisiana at five. He revealed that his jersey number 42, which he has worn since childhood, is a tribute to Jackie Robinson.