Corvallis, Ore. -- In this edition of the KEZI Sports Extra podcast, Andrew Haubner talks with Oregon State wide receivers coach Kefense Hynson. Scroll forward to hear: 

1:10 - The biggest difference CoVid has had on the football season. 

2:32 - Why rapid change of schedules can be fun for coaches. 

3:55 - The history of Willamette University's Pearl Harbor team. 

4:59 - His playing career at Willamette. 

5:42 - Why he went into coaching. 

7:16 - His end goal for coaching when he first began his career. 

9:23 - What makes good coaches great, and great coaches the best. 

11:45 - His biggest learning moments as a coach. 

14:36 - How Oregon State approaches coaching and recruiting.

17:15 - How the Oregon State programs have built trust with their teams in this rebuild. 

20:51 - Setting a standard as the team improves. 

22:49 - The biggest rebuilds he's been a part of. 

24:27 - The resource differences at different levels of college football. 

26:17 - How different locations and changes in scenery have led to growth, personally and professionally. 

30:06 - The social conversation within Oregon State football during 2020's Civil Rights Summer. 

33:22 - The aftermath of being mentioned in The Ringers feature about black coaching in football. 

36:56 - How coaching hiring processes can change in light of the summer's spotlighting of coaching inequities in football. 

42:17 - How he felt watching some of his players take the lead on the fight for social justice. 

45:17 - What changes caused by CoVid will be taken by coaches moving forward. 

48:16 - His favorite 'meeting a new head coach' story.