Podcast appearances and mentions of ben jobe

Guest: Robert Jones, Norfolk State Head Coach Norfolk State head coach Robert Jones joins the Basketball Podcast to discuss the floppy defense and the keys to his program's success. Head coach Robert Jones sets out on his ninth season leading the Norfolk State men's basketball program in 2021-22 and his 15th year overall with the Spartans. He led the program to its second-ever MEAC title in 2021 and an NCAA Tournament First Four win over Appalachian State. Jones' overall head coaching mark now stands at 142-119, including 92-32 in MEAC play. The 2019 MEAC Coach of the Year, Jones signed a five-year contract extension following the NCAA Tournament appearance, keeping him at the helm of the program through 2027-28. He has led NSU to a .742 win percentage in MEAC play – fifth in the nation among coaches with at least 100 games coached – and made six postseason appearances in seven years of postseason play. After serving as an assistant coach on NSU's first NCAA Tournament squad, Jones led the 2020-21 team to a share of the MEAC Northern Division title (8-4) in addition to the MEAC Championship. It marked the first time NSU won both the regular season and tournament titles in the same year. The Spartans went on to defeat Appalachian State, the only current MEAC school to win two games in the NCAA Tournament. The program was named the HBCU Large School National Champion by the Black College Sports Network (BCSN). Jones was named the MEAC Tournament Most Outstanding Coach and the HBCU Co-Coach of the Year by HBCU All-Stars LLC/CBS Sports. He was a finalist for three CollegeInsider awards: Ben Jobe (top minority coach), Hugh Durham (top mid-major coach) and Skip Prosser (success on the court and integrity off the court). NSU went 17-8 overall in 2020-21, his seventh .500 or better overall record in eight years as head coach. Breakdown1:00 - Regular Season Success4:00 - Guarantee Games8:00 - Competing with Imperfect Roster11:00 - Communication and Possession15:00 - Triggers17:00 - Number of Possessions20:30 - Floppy Defense23:00 - Full Court Pressure25:30 - Technical and Tactical29:30 - Ball Screen Defense32:00 - Within His Zone Defense35:30 - Recruiting39:00 - Play on Turnovers42:00 - Other Influences on Him44:30 - A Great Person46:00 - From Press Break Into His Offense48:00 - Ball Screens50:00 - Teaching Decision Making52:00 - ConclusionRobert Jones' Bio:Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Jones_(basketball,_born_1979)Website: https://twitter.com/nsucoachjonesBasketball ImmersionWebsite: http://basketballimmersion.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersionFacebook: https://facebook.com/basketballimmersionBetOnline Website:Website: www.betonline.agBest in the West Video SeriesBest in the West Website: http://bestinthewestclinic.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

You've probably heard many different stories about the founding of Black Lives Matter and how it's impacting America today. Hy Thurman of the North Alabama School of Organizers goes straight to the source with a candid conversation with one of BLM's founders, Alicia Garza. More information on NASO including upcoming classes at NASO.network   Podcast Edited by Ben Jobe and Mastering by Spice Rack Studios. Intro and Outro music "Early Morning Get Down" by Hunter Copeland

You've probably heard many different stories about the founding of Black Lives Matter and how it's impacting America today. Hy Thurman of the North Alabama School of Organizers goes straight to the source with a candid conversation with one of BLM's founders, Alicia Garza. More information on NASO including upcoming classes at NASO.network   Podcast Edited by Ben Jobe and Mastering by Spice Rack Studios. Intro and Outro music "Early Morning Get Down" by Hunter Copeland

Defying all genre X.Y. Spaces are the high energy heavy band ready to defy your expectations. Dan nestled up close to Brady, Jonathan, Alex and Heath to talk about their single "Thanks", stories from the road and their podcast "This Podcast Could Take Forever". Tracks included in today's Podcast include "Mutoid Boy", "Thanks", "Day 14", and "Tool Time".  This show mixed and mastered by Solo Monk and edited by Ben Jobe.  February 29th we'll be live streaming their show with Joe Canada and Camping in Alaska at Straight to Ale! As always X.Y Spaces  Check out their awesome Music Video featuring Cut Throat Freakshow here: https://www.facebook.com/XYspaces/videos/2465760333679598/

Defying all genre X.Y. Spaces are the high energy heavy band ready to defy your expectations. Dan nestled up close to Brady, Jonathan, Alex and Heath to talk about their single "Thanks", stories from the road and their podcast "This Podcast Could Take Forever". Tracks included in today's Podcast include "Mutoid Boy", "Thanks", "Day 14", and "Tool Time".  This show mixed and mastered by Solo Monk and edited by Ben Jobe.  February 29th we'll be live streaming their show with Joe Canada and Camping in Alaska at Straight to Ale! As always X.Y Spaces  Check out their awesome Music Video featuring Cut Throat Freakshow here: https://www.facebook.com/XYspaces/videos/2465760333679598/

JQUE brings the groovy jams with local favs from Rayed R, Julius Richardson II, Carla Byrd, Reggie Lewis and Zam Zam and the Mellyomatic.  Ben Jobe from Spice radio Huntsville brings the spice with some zingers from Liquid redemption, Strangers You Talk To, Solo Monk and Jonny and the Black Frames.  As part of our community-wide celebration of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, earlier this year, Listen Local Huntsville and Mid City District launched their "Music From the Moon" songwriting contest which included a $10-thousand dollar grand prize FAME studios recording time and an assortment of other prizes going to the winner. Over the next several days, the winner, Maiah Wynn of Oregon, is performing at various locations around Huntsville and Maiah stopped by the WLRH studios for a special live performance and a chat with Brett Tannehill .  Catch the show Saturday night at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 FM/HD  Get the podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Googleplay or download it directly at here at WLRH.org#wlrhloveslocal #localmusic #valleysounds #listenlocal

In this episode of Marching to Madness, hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome in Alabama head coach Avery Johnson. Topics of discussion include: biggest takeaways from the team's summer trip to Canada, how Braxton Key can expand his game even further this season, Dazon Ingram's continued development, the dynamics of the Alabama frontcourt, importance of the leadership of Avery Johnson Jr. and Riley Norris, the Crimson Tide's strong non-conference schedule, how the late Ben Jobe and current San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich have continued to influence Johnson's coaching career, and so much more. It's another exciting episode of Marching to Madness! About the Hosts: Blake Lovell has over 10 years of experience in sports media. His work has been featured on The New York Times, Athlon Sports, Rivals, Scout.com, Time Warner Cable, FanRag Sports, and many more. He covers national college basketball for College Hoops Watch, and also covers SEC basketball for SoutheastHoops.com. He’s also a member of the USBWA. You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell. Ken Cross has a plethora of experience over a 20-plus year period in both print and broadcast journalism. He has worked in some capacity for ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, Sporting News Radio, Yahoo! Sports Radio and many more. This includes coverage of college football, college basketball, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats, and the Carolina Hurricanes. He’s currently the founder and editor of College Hoops Watch.

On this month’s Episode of Huntsvillain History John O’Brien and Ben Jobe take on a more tragic side of Huntsville history, the subject of Slavery in North Alabama. With census and court records dating from 1809 through 1837 O’Brien and Jobe talk about how laws, economics and fear effected the lives of blacks in North Alabama, free and enslaved. This episode includes explicit discussion of slavery and violence that may be inappropriate for some listeners. In the 1820’s 49% of the population of Madison County were counted as enslaved, and only a handful of official records indicate any evidence of these people’s lives. Listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of Laws made of Whips here, or catch the show on Spice-Radio.com/radio/ at Noon Friday-Sunday and 6pm Monday-Thursday. Follow John O’Brien’s Blog Huntsville at huntsvillain.wordpress.com Part 1 of 2

On this month’s Episode of Huntsvillain History John O’Brien and Ben Jobe take on a more tragic side of Huntsville history, the subject of Slavery in North Alabama. With census and court records dating from 1809 through 1837 O’Brien and Jobe talk about how laws, economics and fear effected the lives of blacks in North Alabama, free and enslaved. This episode includes explicit discussion of slavery and violence that may be inappropriate for some listeners. In the 1820’s 49% of the population of Madison County were counted as enslaved, and only a handful of official records indicate any evidence of these people’s lives. Listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of Laws made of Whips here, or catch the show on Spice-Radio.com/radio/ at Noon Friday-Sunday and 6pm Monday-Thursday. Follow John O’Brien’s Blog Huntsville at huntsvillain.wordpress.com Part 1 of 2

On this month’s Episode of Huntsvillain History John O’Brien and Ben Jobe take on a more tragic side of Huntsville history, the subject of Slavery in North Alabama. With census and court records dating from 1809 through 1837 O’Brien and Jobe talk about how laws, economics and fear effected the lives of blacks in North Alabama, free and enslaved. This episode includes explicit discussion of slavery and violence that may be inappropriate for some listeners. In the 1820’s 49% of the population of Madison County were counted as enslaved, and only a handful of official records indicate any evidence of these people’s lives. Listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of Laws made of Whips here, or catch the show on Spice-Radio.com/radio/ at Noon Friday-Sunday and 6pm Monday-Thursday. Follow John O’Brien’s Blog Huntsville at huntsvillain.wordpress.com Part 2 of 2

On this month’s Episode of Huntsvillain History John O’Brien and Ben Jobe take on a more tragic side of Huntsville history, the subject of Slavery in North Alabama. With census and court records dating from 1809 through 1837 O’Brien and Jobe talk about how laws, economics and fear effected the lives of blacks in North Alabama, free and enslaved. This episode includes explicit discussion of slavery and violence that may be inappropriate for some listeners. In the 1820’s 49% of the population of Madison County were counted as enslaved, and only a handful of official records indicate any evidence of these people’s lives. Listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of Laws made of Whips here, or catch the show on Spice-Radio.com/radio/ at Noon Friday-Sunday and 6pm Monday-Thursday. Follow John O’Brien’s Blog Huntsville at huntsvillain.wordpress.com Part 2 of 2

Just in time for your Valentine, a new scandalous episode of Huntsvillain History! John O’Brien is back in Spice Rack studios with a raunchy tale of Alabama debauchery: The Maddammes of Madison County, women who held such a great New Years Party that we’re still talking about it almost two hundred years later. Join us on an adventure through wild side of old Huntsville with this month’s Episode of Huntsvillain History with John O’Brien and Ben Jobe.=

Just in time for your Valentine, a new scandalous episode of Huntsvillain History! John O’Brien is back in Spice Rack studios with a raunchy tale of Alabama debauchery: The Maddammes of Madison County, women who held such a great New Years Party that we’re still talking about it almost two hundred years later. Join us on an adventure through wild side of old Huntsville with this month’s Episode of Huntsvillain History with John O’Brien and Ben Jobe.=

The first all new podcast made at Spice Rack Studios, we’re so happy to introduce you to The Huntsvillain Podcast with John O’Brien and Ben Jobe!   John and Ben lead you on a magical journey through time to revisit some of the most interesting, out of control and downright scandalous events in Alabama history. John O’Brien never ceases in his quest to prove Huntsville has always been weird by digging through the oldest archives in the state of Alabama and the end result? The Huntsvillain!   Check out the very first episode of The Huntsvillain series “‘Bama is Born” with a look into the haphazard founding of the state of Alabama. On this month’s episode we learn about the influx of the mysterious and powerful Broad River Faction, the romantic misadventures of Ditto Landing’s namesake and just how many times we can change the name of this town.   Hear it every weeknight at 6pm and at noon on Weekends on spice-radio.com/radio/ or download it from our Podcast’s page or itunes.   Be sure to check out the blog the podcast is based off at https://huntsvillain.wordpress.com/

The first all new podcast made at Spice Rack Studios, we’re so happy to introduce you to The Huntsvillain Podcast with John O’Brien and Ben Jobe!   John and Ben lead you on a magical journey through time to revisit some of the most interesting, out of control and downright scandalous events in Alabama history. John O’Brien never ceases in his quest to prove Huntsville has always been weird by digging through the oldest archives in the state of Alabama and the end result? The Huntsvillain!   Check out the very first episode of The Huntsvillain series “‘Bama is Born” with a look into the haphazard founding of the state of Alabama. On this month’s episode we learn about the influx of the mysterious and powerful Broad River Faction, the romantic misadventures of Ditto Landing’s namesake and just how many times we can change the name of this town.   Hear it every weeknight at 6pm and at noon on Weekends on spice-radio.com/radio/ or download it from our Podcast’s page or itunes.   Be sure to check out the blog the podcast is based off at https://huntsvillain.wordpress.com/

Len Bullard and Rick van Nostrand first chance meeting at a bank brought them together for a long lasting creation of music as a band first with JumpStreet. Now together as Dawghaus they bring Len’s talent of songwriting together with Rick’s vocals and instrumentation. We hear Len Bullard on Guitar, Curtis Zimmerman on String Bass and Ben Jobe sitting in on Drums with “Morenita Do Brazil”, “Hey Bus Driver” and “Why Do Babies Love the Beatles?” You can see them live April 25th at Angel’s Island Coffee and June the 5th at Yellowhammer Brewery. You can hear some of Dawghaus’s tracks on their: Reverbnation http://www.reverbnation.com/lenbullard

Len Bullard and Rick van Nostrand first chance meeting at a bank brought them together for a long lasting creation of music as a band first with JumpStreet. Now together as Dawghaus they bring Len’s talent of songwriting together with Rick’s vocals and instrumentation. We hear Len Bullard on Guitar, Curtis Zimmerman on String Bass and Ben Jobe sitting in on Drums with “Morenita Do Brazil”, “Hey Bus Driver” and “Why Do Babies Love the Beatles?” You can see them live April 25th at Angel’s Island Coffee and June the 5th at Yellowhammer Brewery. You can hear some of Dawghaus’s tracks on their: Reverbnation http://www.reverbnation.com/lenbullard