Rachel Santschi’s October Sports Guide

The leaves are changing, and the weather’s cooling down. That must mean it’s October!

October is one of my favorite months (not just because it’s my birthday month), but it’s also the perfect month for sports fans. There are a number of games to choose from, including college football, MLB playoffs, and the NFL games—all happening this month. We’re almost to the end of it, so here are a few games you should mark on your calendar.

All times are in Central Time.

September 2, 2016September 2, 2016

The Only 3 Ingredients You Need for National Tailgating Day

It’s finally September! The kids are back in school and the marching bands are warming up. It’s time to get the grills ready, pack the cooler, don yourself head to toe in school colors, and cheer on your favorite football team.

There’s no better way to get the month started than a long holiday weekend. No, I’m not talking about Labor Day, I’m talking about National Tailgating Day. Saturday, September 3, marks the annual event (although I doubt most diehard tailgaters would need an excuse to celebrate). So whether you’re tailgating at the stadium before the game, or hosting a watch party from your couch, here are the only three ingredients you need to honor the “holiday.”

September 8, 2015December 17, 2015

7 Must-See NFL Games to Watch This Month

With football season upon us, here is a guide to September’s NFL watch list!

It’s hard to narrow it down to just a few games, but let’s face it, we don’t have all the time in the world to watch every game, despite what most of male society may try to argue. I chose the top games that I’ll definitely be making time for and recommend you do the same.

Note: Chronological order and all times are Central.

Interview with Sport Reporter Rachel Santschi | Model Behaviors

September 1, 2015May 3, 2016

Interview with Sports Reporter Rachel Santschi

Through my involvement with the Chiefs, I get to meet some very interesting, super talented women. One of those women happens to be Rachel Santschi. When I met her, she was a sideline reporter for the Chiefs, while also appearing at various other Chiefs events. Now she lives in San Antonio and works for the Spurs. She’s just the kind of versatile, smart, go-getter type of woman we admire here on Model Behaviors, so I asked if we could pick her brain about her profession and about her experiences as a prominent woman in a male-dominated field. Lucky for us, she agreed!

Please read on for Courtney’s interview with Rachel.