[2] While UCLA, Indiana and Santa Clara University all offered Cochrane a soccer athletic scholarship, he elected to enter Harvard where he was named the 1989 Ivy League Rookie of the Year.
[3] After his sophomore season at Harvard, Cochran transferred to Santa Clara University where he had an immediate impact, scoring five game winning goals for the Broncos.
However, at some point, he suffered a career ending knee injury, leading him to retire from playing and entering the business world.
Following his retirement from professional soccer, Cochran entered the business world, working at Walt Disney Company and the Kensington Technology Group.
He later moved to Danger, Inc. as the Director of Business Development and is currently an investment manager at Vulcan Capital where he specializes in consumer technology, software and wireless services.