Podcasts about d1 basketball

In this week's episode of the PREP Athletics Podcast, I sit down with Craig Carter, the new head coach at South Kent School who took over for Raphael Chalias last August. Coach Carter shares his journey from the playgrounds of Brooklyn to playing at Rutgers and coaching at the D1 level for both men's and women's programs. He offers valuable insights on basketball development, the recruiting landscape in today's environment, and how he's transforming the South Kent program with his “Trust and Believe” philosophy.

@Notevend2 talks with 2023-24 1st Team All-NE10 player, Matt Becht on this week's episode. Matt Becht attended high school in Virginia where he played for Bishop O'Connell. After a successful high career, Becht committed to Mount St. Mary's. Early in his freshman year, Matt suffered a knee injury that required surgery. That would only be the start of the adversity Matt faced during his college career; in just two years playing for the Mountaineers, Becht went through three surgeries. Matt entered the transfer portal after his second year, and would commit to Division 2, NE10 member, Southern New Hampshire University. The next three years playing for the Penman would be filled with success; in three years Becht averaged over 14 ppg in every year, and shot 45% from three in his final two years with SNHU. In 2023-24 SNHU won a NE10 championship and made a run all the way to the D2 NCAA Elite 8. With one year of eligibility left, Matt entered the transfer portal where he would hear from plenty of Power 5 and high major schools. Becht committed to Merrimack for the 2024-25 season. Merrimack competes in the MAAC conference and kicks off their season Saturday (11/9) against Vermont. Hear about his basketball journey dealing with adversity, his dominant career at SNHU, and his expectations going into his final year of college basketball. This episode is available wherever you listen to podcasts! Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode!Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:33 Alfred/Utica Updates- 00:33-02:42 Intro- 02:42-03:19 Unnamed Segment, Empire 8 Questions (Nazareth/St. John Fisher)- 03:19-09:36 Intro- 09:36-14:38 NFL Sunday, Favorite NFL Team, Sunday Routine(s)- 14:38-16:47 Bishop O'Connell/DMV Basketball Experience- 16:47-20:18 Committing to Mount St. Mary's, Injuries during Career, Dealing with Adversity- 20:18-26:05Leaving Mount St. Mary's, Recruitment in Transfer Portal, Committing to SNHU- 26:05-28:48Developing Game/Craft over the Years, Mentors- 28:48-32:56 2023-24 Elite 8 Run with SNHU- 32:56-37:32 Competition in the NE-10- 37:32-40:35 Break- 40:35-40:46 Recruitment after Leaving SNHU, Committing to Merrimack- 40:46-47:05 Differences in Play D2 vs. D1- 47:05-49:03 Expectations for Final Year of CBB- 49:03-50:50 Rapid Fire (Top 3 NE10 Players, Fav Memory in Manchester, Pregame Rituals/Music)- 50:50-55:20 Starting 5: Best Players Played With- 55:20-57:32 Outro- 57:32-58:28

Lanni Brown grew up surrounded by basketball. Her father, Dee Brown, was an NBA legend with the Boston Celtics. Her sister is currently playing in the WNBA and her brother is a D1 Basketball player. While she also found success in the sport, she faced lots of comparisons with her family, struggled to separate her self identity from her performance and ultimately realized that she was “not feeling basketball.” Her transition to the D1 level exacerbated her struggle as she felt different from her teammates because she didn't love her sport and even felt selfish, ungrateful and guilty that she was getting a scholarship despite not being fully invested. Lanni chose to shift her mindset and focus on energy, positivity and enjoying the moments and making an impact in her own way.  Since her competitive career has ended, she is pursuing a Master's at Jacksonville University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with the plan to pursue a PhD in Clinical Psychology She is combining her personal experiences and education to better support student athletes as an advocate, ambassador and future clinician.  @alanni.noelle

Bailey shares her story of growing up in Manhattan, Kansas, her early experiences that influenced her decision to join Tri Delta, and her journey from entry-level positions to becoming the Director of Operations for the Kansas State University men's basketball team. Bailey highlights her formula for success, which includes not letting intimidation hold you back, using your talents and strengths in all you do, and finding mentors to push you out of your comfort zone. She also encourages us to trust that things will work out in the end. Learn how Tri Delta has played a pivotal role in Bailey's life and how her younger sister's involvement added to her full-circle moment. Hear what Bailey is up to when she is not working, what she is looking forward to next and how she champions young women in the sports industry.

Episode 409 of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast is a review of the interview with Scott McCowan from episodes 407 and 408.  Scott, the father of a current D1 women's basketball player, gave us a look into his daughter's and his family's experience through Raegan's recruitment and her first year of college and college basketball at Western Illinois University.  Today's episode goes back and grabs a few key points from Scott's 2 part interview.  Key points about Raegan's recruiting journey, his advice and a look into their Transport Portal experience.   Click Here to join the Recruit-Me Monthly Newsletter.  Get monthly tidbits of recruiting advice and education.    Recruit-Me.com Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System FREE Recruiting Power Pack QRRecruiter.com  promo code RecruitMe5 CollegeCoachesOnline.com  promo code RM123 Listen to Past Episodes of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast Baseball Bluebook Virtual Dugout App  

This week Mo chats with rising star and D1 level basketball athlete, Miguel Tomley.Follow Miguel Tomley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/MigueltomleySupport the Show.Enjoy your day, every day.

On this episode, Haven along with his guest @bdwyerr discuss the Drake vs Kendrick beef, Religion, D1 Basketball, and a future trip... Business Inquires: haven@clementinegroup

In the second hour of today's Sports Rush, Brett is joined by Kevin Bowen from 107.5 The Fan down in Indianapolis to talk about all things sports in the region, including Indiana Basketball, the Indiana Pacers and the trade for Pascal Siakam, the NFL as we get closer and closer to the big game, and more! Also in the second hour, Brett gives each NFL team that hired a new head coach in this off-season a letter grade for how he feels about each hire. Plus, ranking the D1 Basketball teams in Indiana for the week, a preview of Girls Sectionals this weekend, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

About the Guest(s): Jordynn Hernandez is a distinguished figure in the world of college basketball with a vibrant history as both a player and a coach. Having played college basketball primarily at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) and Collin County, Hernandez displayed exceptional talent and leadership on the court. She then transitioned into a coaching role, bringing her rich experience and deep understanding of the game into her new responsibilities. After spending time as a grad assistant and then as a player development coach at UTA, she advanced to become the recruiting coordinator at Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA), showcasing her recruitment expertise and dedication to player development. Episode Summary: In this insightful episode of the podcast, host Ashley Roberts and her guest Jordynn Hernandez delve into the intricacies and personal experiences of playing and coaching women's college basketball. The conversation is laden with valuable insights for aspiring athletes, coaches, and basketball enthusiasts. The discussion begins with Hernandez sharing her journey from a junior college athlete to a successful college basketball coach. They explore the evolving nature of women's basketball, touching on the significance of creating one's niche on the court, the pivotal role of Juco (junior college) in shaping players, and the importance of maintaining consistency throughout one's career. The episode shifts to a compelling narrative on recruiting strategies in college basketball, offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the responsibilities of a collegiate recruiting coordinator and the expectations from prospective players. Key Takeaways: The growing trend toward positionless play in modern women's basketball. The critical importance of being consistently good in your role to attract collegiate attention. The immense impact of culture and staff support when choosing a collegiate basketball program. The challenges and strategies of recruiting athletes in the dynamic landscape of college basketball, including the impact of the NCAA transfer portal. Invaluable advice for athletes and parents navigating the recruitment process and considering the benefits of playing for independent teams versus shoe circuit teams. Notable Quotes: "I think nowadays basketball is becoming more positionless, and I think that's one of the biggest things." - Jordynn Hernandez "All it takes is one game... what you do best, that toughness piece, will take you a long way." - Jordynn Hernandez "If you want your kid to play at this next level, I can't recruit them if they don't play." - Jordynn Hernandez "When you have a calling, you just have a calling." - Jordynn Hernandez "Everybody kind of wants to shoot the ball, everybody can handle. And I think that's a great thing that's growing in our game." - Jordynn Hernandez Tune in to the full episode to get an all-around perspective on women's college basketball from an experienced coach like Jordynn Hernandez. Stay connected for more enthralling content that takes you right into the heart of the game's evolution, recruitment, and strategies that define success on and off the court. Sponsors: She's Ballin Showcase: Use code "Different" to get $25 off shesballin.com Bobs Tax Teachers: Be sure to mention Its Just Different Pod when going to see Bobs Tax teachers. Online and in person services available! www.bobstaxteachers.com Jordynn on IG: jojo_hernandez98 Ashley on IG: _thisisashleyr Its Just Different on social: itsjustdifferentpod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ashley-roberts24/message

In the second hour of The Sports Rush today, Brett is joined on the guest line by the play by play voice of the Fort Wayne Komets, Shane Albahrani! Shane joins us live from Kalamazoo tonight as the Komets are getting set to take on the Wings up in Michigan tonight. We hear from Shane about the Komets current situation amongst their division in the ECHL and where they're at in the standings, and how important this time of the Komets' season is. Then Shane and Brett break down the current construction of the roster and its strong points such as at the goaltender position. But we also hear about some of the places that the team still needs to improve as well. Also in the second hour, Brett and Adam make their NFL Picks for this weekend's Conference Championships on Sunday, Brett does his weekly ranking of D1 Basketball teams in Indiana, and a whole lot more on a Friday!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cory Hogue and Riley Zayas catch up on the basketball season by discussing teams that have surprised in a positive way, which teams are in danger of missing their conference tournament, and what games they're watching this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1 - The guys welcome on a former WNY athlete to talk about his time in the D1 Basketball world.

On this week's episode of Inside the Headset - Presented by CoachComm, the Head Coach of Southern Illinois, Nick Hill, dives into his career as a football coach. Coach Hill shares about his entry into the coaching profession, the process he uses to hire a staff that fits his program, and why he chooses to include his family in his work with the team. Coach Hill, a member of the 2019 AFCA 35 Under 35 class, has led the Salukis to two big victories to start their 2023 campaign.   Follow Coach Hill and Southern Illinois Football on social media here:  @17NickHill & @SIU_Football  Show Notes:  0:54 Introduction  1:24 Love for Football and Basketball  3:14 When did you decide you wanted to be a coach?  4:00 Experience playing D1 Basketball and coming back to football  8:06 Benefit of athletes playing multiple sports and how that impacts recruiting  12:04 Your approach to athletes wanting to play multiple sports  14:23 Starting out as a young coach  18:03 Developing as a coach   21:27 As you began as a coach, what was something you were unprepared for?  25:19 Hiring a staff that fits your program  28:14 Avoiding burnout and balancing work and family  34:48 AFCA 35 Under 35 experience   37:14 Conclusion  For more information on CoachComm visit https://www.coachcomm.com/

Episode #101. Rafael Barlowe joins me on the podcast this week. After working in basketball operations for the Texas Legends (the Dallas Mavericks' G League affiliate), Rafael launched Barlowe Basketball, a coaching and player-development operation that led him to becoming a skills trainer for players with the NBA, EuroLeague, EuroCup, Champions League, G League, and the NCAA Division I. As a videographer, he created YouTube mini-documentaries for a few of the NBA players he trained and gained valuable experience working with elite AAU programs like Mo Williams Academy Elite and D1 Basketball that have produced McDonald's All-Americans and first-round NBA draft picks. His combination of skills training and the ability to create video content has afforded him the opportunity to see the world while doing what he loves and what he is passionate about. His video projects have led him to having numerous NBA and NFL players as clients, and his work has been featured on NBA.com, washingtonpost.com, USAToday.com, CBS.com, and NBA TV. He is the host of podcast, NBA Big Board. I loved this conversation so much. I first met Rafael when he came to my high school to recruit students for an internship program called INROADS. After listening to his presentation, I knew I wanted to be a part of this program. That program eventually led me to an internship and then a full-time offer at one of the biggest accounting firms in the world. I am so grateful to Rafael and I am so inspired by his incredible story. After leaving INROADS he went on to pursue his passion, basketball. He has an incredible story of perseverance. I can't wait for you to listen. Connect with Rafael: Website Connect with Lupe: Website Instagram

Today's episode is a little different. I've had a lot of questions about my journey and how I got to where I am today. If you've been following me for a while, yo know I played Division 1 basketball. My time as a high-level athlete informs so much of who I am today, how I live my life, how I run my business, and how I coach my clients. In this solo episode, I share the frameworks that I use to find success in my own life.  We talk about: -coming up with frameworks -lessons from athletics -the best is yet to come -incongruence with desire and effort -growing up without a father -working past your impulses -speed wins -overplanning is procrastinating Time Stamps:  1:00 introduction 4:09 shoot your shot 5:10 the best offense is a good defense 6:24 never peak 13:55 how you do anything is how you do everything 16:10 circumstances don't change responsibility 19:15 being an example 21:14 nothing is fatal besides death 23:20 success loves speed 24:55 ready is a lie 25:58 happiness is an inside job CONNECT WITH KAIT: IG: https://www.instagram.com/kaitannmichelle/ Team LevelUp: https://www.instagram.com/team.levlup/ Email: Kait@levluptraining.com Free FB Community: : https://www.facebook.com/groups/levluptraining TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaitannmichelle Email List: First Dibs on Freebies and Tips! Twitter: https://twitter.com/kaitannmichelle SnapChat: https://snapchat.com/add/kait.callahan22 Event Page: https://www.levluptraining.com/event-details/elev8-2023-2

Her life story takes on many adjectives. Inspring is one. Painful is another. Worldly could say it. But driven would be the word I would use. When you face headwinds, you must put your headdown; Brooke has and continues to do that. A model, a pageant winner, a Catholic, a Muslim, a mother and a wife has prepared her for a career that is completely unique; she motivates the motivators. Working with some of the great self-help motivators like Anthony Robbins, Brooke brings to the table a worldy view of how to move the needle.  I think you will find this a "fascinating" conversation and inspiring too.    

Matt Palmquist - From Pro Basketball to Marketing Agency. My next guest went from D1 Basketball to the Pros and then transitioned to a career in Marketing. After working for several years for a firm, he decided to take the leap and start his own agency. In this episode, we not only talk about how he built his company but also talk a lot about his agency's key service which is reputation management. When companies grow fast, things can slip through the cracks which can trickle down and negatively impact the customer. This can trigger bad reviews and reviews are a key marketing driver for a company. The question is, how do you resolve these bad reviews? We answer that question in this episode. Please welcome Matt Palmquist. Key Timecodes (00:56) - Show intro and background history (02:03) - Deeper into her background and career path (04:05) - The high-performance athlete background and his transition to entrepreneurship (06:14) - Understanding his business model (09:06) - How was his transition from working for other companies to founding his own agency (11:21) - Deeper into his business (13:11) - A bit about reputation management (16:58) - Talking to the unsatisfied customers to understand their pain (18:32) - How many employees did he have (20:00) - Using contractors as qualified professionals to grow a team (24:35) - Deeper into his numbers and strategy (26:13) - How he provides the reputation management services (29:38) - How he charges for these services (34:41) - The importance of great customer relationship and reputation management (36:59) - His strategy to build a passive income strategy (42:51) - Guest contacts Payback Time Podcast Payback Time is a podcast for investors. The goal of this podcast is to help make investing approachable and easy to understand. We will interview beginner and experienced investors and ask them to share stories on how they got started, what challenges they faced, what mistakes they made, and what strategy works for them today. The overall objective is to provide you with a roadmap that helps you become a better investor.

On this episode I chat with Rebecca Ripley a standout basketball star turned to marketing manager. We talk about her basketball journey and all her experiences with with college as well as her work NIL deals and marketing! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erongordonpodcast/support

On today's episode we get to hear a pretty unique story from Ty Roberts & his life journey with basketball. I've known Ty since he was about 10 years old and to see the growth from him has been amazing, I truly hope you guys enjoy this episode!

Episode #154 of The Athletes Podcast features Andrew Petcash. Founder of Profluence Sports. Andrew, a former Div 1 Basketball player, created Profluence to analyze the most interesting trends, people, and companies shaping the future of sports. With 28,000 newsletter subscribers. Andrew now consults, creates content, golfs and is "doing some triathlons as he puts it".Thank you enough for tuning in & listening to the show. Our last shoutout goes to our sponsor for this week's episode Stronger, Faster Healthier. With some of the best supplements on the market. Here's episode #153 of the athletes' podcast featuring Amobi Okugo, here we go!Episode Breakdown:00:00 - 04:00 Intro, Connecting with Andrew via Linkedin & Creating Companies in Sport04:00 - 06:05 Once an athlete, always an athlete. 06:05 - 07:15 How playing a variety of sports helped develop his game07:15 - 08:25 What athletes Andrew grew up idolizing 08:25 - 11:38 Growing up in Boston & choosing between a team & individual players11:38 - 14:00 Having the mental strength to stay at the top of your game14:00 - 15:00 Ad for Stronger, Faster, Healthier15:00 -  16:15 How training can be a form of meditation16:15 - 18:15 Life after sport & making the transition easier with consistency 18:15 - 24:00 Where is the money going in sports & the athlete entrepreneurs involved 24:00 - 27:00 The positive habits sports form 27:00 - 29:10 What is Andrew Petcash building next for his brand and company?29:10 - 32:00 Being offered scholarships & picking a school32:00 - 35:00 Injured in first year & the recovery process35:00 - 38:00 What is Andrew's opinion of NIL38:00 - 40:30 The process of Choosing Boston University40:30 - 44:06 The biggest piece of advice for the next generation & OutroEnjoy!Check out our Website | Twitter | LinkedIn | InstagramOur Sponsor this week is SFH! Use code AP20 at checkout for 20% off!

-SI.com ranked all D1 Basketball teams from 1-363, and Nebraska checks in at No. 138---ahead of only Georgia Tech (146th), California (163rd); and Oregon State (221st) in the Power 5-The list puts Nebraska in the same area as Penn, Samford, Missouri State, and others.Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKINGAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Being able to laugh when things get tough is Kam Edwards Motto. A top D1 Basketball player almost lost the opportunity to play at the highest level due to concussions. We learned how Kam turned to Comedy when things looked tough and how Comedy gave him the opportunities to return to the sport he loves. Learn the struggles of concussions from the inside and why to never give up on yourself. Laugh along with us as we talk to the great, Kam Edwards. 

Please watch this episode on YouTube to gain the full experience! Make sure to subscribe to the channel! Link to my YouTube page: - Elevated Edge - YouTube Quincy Olivari has his sights on playing professionally in the NBA. As a current senior D1 guard at Rice University, he has learned a lot as a leader on the squad. From season-ending injuries and upsetting teams in conference tournaments, Quincy has put in a ton of work to get to where he currently is. All athletes can have takeaways on what it takes to be a high-level athlete. Learn all about Quincy's fascinating story and make sure to subscribe and share his story! Product's Go-to: - LMNT (free box with any purchase): http://elementallabs.refr.cc/naeems Quincy's Contact Information: Instagram: QuincyOlivari Twitter: @QuincyOlivari Naeem's Contact Information Instagram: Elevatededgepodcast Twitter: naeemsmith_ Vending Machine Business Instagram: Lsnwllc --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elevatededge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elevatededge/support

Ty Cannaday was born and raised in the mountains of Virginia where he developed a deep love for hunting and the outdoors. Ty went on to play D1 Basketball at Radford University, where he eventually met Jesus and had his whole life flipped upside down. After spending several years in campus ministry, Ty works as a realtor as well as serves as an Outdoor Ministry Adventure Coordinator for the AO1 Foundation, in which he takes kids with life threatening medical conditions and other medical battles on once in a lifetime hunting and fishing experiences. Stephen and Ty talk about aligning our passions with our purpose, redeeming relationships, putting our identity in Christ, and so much more! Enjoy!Follow Ty on InstagramCheck out the AO1 Foundation | InstagramFollow us on InstagramAsk a Question or Suggest a Guest | goingsomewherepod.com/contactSubscribe to us on YoutubePodcast Music: Electric Ten by Broke in SummerGoing Somewhere is a resource of Northview ChurchStephen's Instagram & Blog

DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will are back in the building putting you guys on some more "Dudes" that were in attendance at inaugural iBall with Terry Drake Elite Skills Camp back on August 6th. So strap in as they drop names and jewels in this latest episode. ENJOY!

Disclaimer: Sorry for the audio and static in the background. Well, its a wrap on the inaugural iBall with Terry Drake Elite Skills Camp and if I do so myself it was by far the best exposure event this state has to offer for high school players. We had over 60 prospects show up and show out and in this episode DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will give you part one of many when it comes to breaking down what they saw at camp only as they know how and that's REAL. So lock in as they bring you part 1 recap of the camp.

Man its camp week and as confirmations of players, staff, and media continue to roll in we are ready to present the #1 Skills Camp in the state of Alabama. We have been working tirelessly and non stop on making sure this event does exactly what it is designed to for each and every prospect that attends. But, in the mist of all that the crew is back to give you the real on why you should show up to camp and how that ties in to the way the landscape of high school basketball is changing. So lock in as DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will give you the real deal!

The full crew is back in the building and there taking a deep dive in to camp season of August and September. They give you the game on how to navigate it and explain why showing up and showing out is so important when it comes to being recruited on the next level. So enjoy this hour of gold and diamonds.

What's going on y'all welcome back to The Journey Podcast! In this episode we dive deep into mental health and ways that Erykah Russell overcame her struggles. She also shares her story with D1 Basketball and what that was like bouncing around from a couple of schools, and now just signed her first pro contract in Portugal. Enjoy I think you guys can get a lot from this one. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zachary-cummings6/message

On this week's podcast we are joined by Andrew Petcash. Andrew played D1 at Boston University and at the end of 2021 shared his first post on what became The Petcash Post. In this informative conversation we talk about playing D1 versus being in the military, things no one tells you about D1, NIL deals, the NCAA transfer rule, picking an agent, becoming a billionaire and much more. What You Will Learn:[1:59] When did Andrew realize he had something important to share? [2:32] What story got Andrew interested in this topic?[3:26] Where did you feature these first articles?[4:19] Most famous person to like or retweet a Twitter post?[12:12] Picking agent and financial advisor if you are a pro.  [22:00] Military paying the tuition of college athletes.[26:26] St. Peter's run to the Elite 8 and the financial windfall that came from it. [30:07] Is the NIL for college athletes a bubble?[30:18] Worst case scenario for a NIL bubble?[33:51] Ivy Leagues taking advantage of NIL deals.[38:08] What you want others to know about the inside world of a D1 program?[41:46] Distrust with schools and the players and how to protect oneself.[44:22] Examples of a bad deal where someone was taken advantage of.[47:35] Will more players stay in the college game because they can make more money?[53:54] Pressure on players to perform.[55:53] Benefits of playing another sport in high school.[58:38] How growing up in a house of college athletes helped Andrew?[1:00:14] What is the one thing a player has to possess to make it to the NBA?[1:09:12] Biggest win of playing career.[1:10:15] Best player played against.[1:11:04] Hobbies[1:11:38] Favorite Movie[1:12:15] Which Petcash Newsletter should people read first?Connect w/ Andrew:Twitter | https://twitter.com/AndrewPetcash Website | https://www.petcashpost.com/ Email | andrewpetcash05@gmail.com Connect with Cory: Website | https://www.prepathletics.com Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep_athletics/ Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_Athletics Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthletics Email | coryheitz@gmail.com Phone | 859-317-1166 SSubscribe to the PREP Athletics Podcast:iTunes | https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/prep-athletics-podcast/id1546265809?uo=4 Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/6CAKbXFiIOhoHinzsReYbJ Amazon | https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c37179d-3371-47f9-9d97-fd569e8802a7/prep-athletics-basketball-podcast #AmazonMusic Google Podcasts | https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80M2YwZTZkMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw About Me Cory Heitz is the Founder and President of PREP Athletics. He has been helping place players into the right fitting prep schools since 2008. Cory completed a post grad year himself before playing in a D1 basketball program, so he knows the pressures that players and families face when trying to get to the collegiate level. That's why he started this podcast, which is to share his wealth of information to those looking to reach their college basketball goals.

Coaching Lessons From Former D1 Basketball Player Jon BeckJon Beck played 4 years of Division 1 college basketball at Arkansas State and was a graduate assistant coach at the D-1 level. He has coached AAU, youth, middle and high school boy's and girl's basketball and has 20+ years of coaching experience. He has worked Nike Elite camps and completed a summer internship in Los Angeles, CA in 2016 for Drew Hanlen of Pure Sweat Basketball. Coach Beck has a huge social media following on Twitter where he provides relevant, real life information and motivation for athletes, coaches, parents and others who find his views beneficial. Through his company, Jon Beck Basketball, he offers individual, small group and team training as well as skills academies and team clinics in Northwest Arkansas and around the country. He also conducts strength and conditioning programs for high school teams as well as college teams. Coach Beck also works with many college & professional players on an individual and small group basis. Throughout his career, his focus has been on total player development and skills coaching. His passion is to help players reach their full potential on and off the court.Twitter:(8) Jon Beck (@CoachJonBeck) / TwitterEric Reyes: Host of Hey Coach! Podcastemail:eric@heycoachreyes.comLinkedIn:Eric Reyes | LinkedInFacebook:(1) Hey Coach | FacebookFacebook Group:(2) Hey Coach! Sports,Life and Business | FacebookInstagram :Hey Coach Podcast (@theheycoachpodcast) • Instagram photos and videos

The whole crew is back in the building along with a few special people as DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will break down the game like no other. They run through several topics in this episode leaving no question about who or what they are talking about. So lock in as they do what they do!

With this being one of the most exciting June's EVER a lot of guys picked up Offers and Interest with coaches having more time to recruit and see guys in person in an atmosphere that they normally may not see. It was crazy beneficial however it was some glaring upgrades and changes that need to be made to continue to move our game forward. So strap in with DWill The Coach as he whips this episode dolo as Coach Chill Will was out.

OOOOOHHHHHHH I bet yall didn't see this one coming...that's right iball has joined forces with Terry Drake Basketball to bring you iBall with Terry Drake Basketball. We're about to change the game on how basketball is viewed, evaluated, and covered in the State of Alabama. This collaboration will provide everything from evaluation and exposure camps to high school basketball showcases and so much more. But as for this episode, we give yall exactly what yall love about iBall and the iBall Podcast. This episode is full of player breakdowns and evaluations as DWill The Coach chimes in on what Coach Chill Will saw at the AHSAA Scholastic Showcase this past weekend in Hoover. Lock in because it's up and it's stuck! **WE DON'T OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC PLAYED IN THIS EPISODE**

Another week another episode of the #1 Podcast for all things high school basketball in the state of Alabama. The entire crew is back in the building and DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will breakdown what Coach Chill Will saw this past weekend at the Midfield Summer Hoop Fest. And we lose more top talent to out-of-state schools. #SMH

DWill The Coach flies solo for the 1st time in a long while as Coach Chill Will was in Louisiana dropping off Greedy at Northwestern State University. But as y'all know the show must go on and Coach DWill gives out "Free Game" in this episode as he drops some recruiting jewels that every player, parent, coach, etc...needs to hear!

Growing up in Florida, Jon Willis was very familiar with what it took for athletes to compete at the next level. His own brother, (who played football at the highest level) was a major example to him as Jon would often train alongside his older brother and his brother's teammates/friends.  In today's interview, we'll discuss some of the ways that Coach Jon Willis prepared himself (as a player) for the opportunities that would end up presenting themselves later on, and how he took advantage of those opportunities himself. It's something ALL athletes should take notes on.  Also, we'll chat in-depth about the scope of the college athletics world. Coach Jon has experience coaching at the D3, NAIA, and JUCO levels, and was a D1 Basketball player himself. So he'll chat about how even JUCO has changed and how the talent level has increased. We'll talk about some of the reasons for that (including the transfer portal and many other things)  All athletes should take note of what Jon has to say today. You'll definitely be glad you did!  And as we discuss in the interview, make sure to follow Jon on his various channels:  Website: https://coachjonwillis.com/  Website: https://www.thejuiceuniversity.com/ Instagram: @coach_jon_willis And you can even purchase a copy of his book PUSH (highly recommend) by going here:  https://www.thejuiceuniversity.com/courses/push  Follow me on my social platforms too if you'd like to chat with the Guru!  Facebook: The Gametime Guru Twitter: @thegametimeguru Instagram: @gametimeguru TikTok: @thegametimeguru ________ If you happen to be listening to this on an Apple Device (i.e. iPhone, iPad, Mac, etc.) make sure to subscribe but also, LEAVE ME A REVIEW!  Reviews help the show's growth as it helps the show get in front of more people across the globe!  A simple review can do wonders for the exposure and can get the guest's story out to more! Subscribe and Review today! 

From NIL's to AAU to Team Camps etc....the fellas of the iball Podcast touch it all in this episode. This holiday episode (which we forgot to mention smh) is full of info and gems as always so we suggest you lock in and tell a friend to tell a friend about the iball Podcast and everybody go listen if you want to know about all things High School Basketball in the State of Alabama.

The whole crew is back at it with so much info packed into this episode I cant even write a good enough episode summary. So with that being said just go listen!!!

Sorry for the delay as we had technical difficulties on yesterday...but what is meant to be can't and won't be denied. So the entire crew is in the building ready to give you an incredible episode. DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will breakdown some very important topics and I promise you don't want to miss this episode as it will definitely leave you thinking with more questions than answers. Lets talk about it!!

The whole crew is back and with a special guest pulling up....Greedy Williams fresh off his commitment to Northwestern State University. DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will holla at Greedy about his commitment and give some inside information about the process. They also talk about the unfortunate news coming out about Western Kentucky guard Zion Harmon. So lock in and get this work!! #iball #GYM

Man this episode went left a few times due to things just happening in real time, but you know these guys they made it look easy! Tap in as DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will recap the weekend for the Guard Your Man 13U and 15U at the Super Shootout in Hoover. And then they took a dive into the "DarkSide". Enjoy!

Few families can boast of one person competing in the NBA Dunk Contest, but the Nances have two: Larry Nance Sr beat Dr. J in 1984, and his son, Larry Nance Jr finished second in 2018. The latter currently plies his basketball trade for the New Orleans Pelicans after they acquired him from the Portland Trailblazers just before the trade deadline in February 2022. Beforehand, the Cavs had inked Larry to a four-year, $44.8 million contract. Previously, Nance played for three and half seasons for the Los Angeles Lakers, who selected him with the 27th pick of the 2015 NBA Draft. He earned this first-round status with a stellar career at the University of Wyoming, where he led the Cowboys to their first-ever NCAA Tournament berth and was named 2× First-team All-MWC, MWC Defensive Player of the Year, and 2× MWC All-Defensive Team. Beyond the accolades, Larry had to fight hard to live with Crohn's Disease, which stunted his growth as a teenager before the condition was diagnosed. In this episode, listen to Larry share about:What it was like growing up as the son of an NBA legendWhy being diagnosed with Crohn's Disease marked a turning point and a growth spurtHow he earned a scholarship despite his medical condition and only playing JV as a juniorWhat happened in his Lakers pre-draft workout that prompted the team to draft himWho gave him the secret to making it in the NBAKeep up with Larry on his Instagram feed and support the great work of his foundation, Athletes vs. Crohn's & Colitis, on their website.

The whole crew is back in the building ready to bring you the real only as they know how as DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will breakdown a host of hot topics. This episode is smoking and I mean that literally!

Welcome to Keep Kickin'! Hosted by Kai Novak. On my show, we explore all things mental health with my current and former athletic guests! For my first episode, I've brought on TikToker and former D1 hooper, Lolo Fitzmaurice.Kai Novak: TikTokLolo Fitzmo: TikTokSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The 1st Live period of the evaluation season is in the books and DWill The Coach flying solo catches you up on his thoughts only as he knows how, raw, real, and slightly filtered lol. Oh and yes we did do video and it will be up this week on our YouTube page (iball Radio). So strap up as we take you on this journey with us #RealTalk.

A day in the life of a D1 basketball player in 2022 is not easy. Basketball players only have time to study & practice basketball before they have to get up early and do it all over again. Listen while I talk with St. Louis University basketball star Yuri Collins as he talks about his life's on and off the court preparation at the D1 level.  Follow: Yuri Collins @Unknownycofficial (Instagram) @Unknownyc1 (Instagram) @smoovYC1 (Twitter)www.cameo.com/unknownyc  Follow:Bryan Turner - @Coach.Bryan.Turner (Instagram)Bryan Turner - @CoachBT_Turner (Twitter)Bryan Turner - $BTHoopCoach (CashApp)https://www.bryanturnerbasketball.com

Season 4 has begun and unfortunately we will not be on YouTube this week as DWill The Coach is flying solo as coach Chill Will was out so we will hold off YouTube one more week. But don't worry DWill The Coach holds it down talking NCAA Tourney, the Transfer Portal, and of course some AAU talk the good and the UGLY! So lock in and soak up the game.

The guys of the iball Podcast get you geared up for Season 4 with this Season 4 Trailer of what to expect for season 4. Strap in because even though this is a bonus episode its super hot and full of GEMS! So lock in and don't forget go subscribe to the iball Radio YouTube page as Season 4 will also be able to be seen on the YouTube channel.

With only 2 episodes left in Season 3 DWill the Coach and Coach Chill Will get y'all geared up for a packed and fun filled AAU season. Lock in and soak up the game dropped in this episode as they talk choosing the right Independent AAU Programs if you aren't championed by a shoe team. Also they talk the levels of Indy Programs and the difference between Indy and Mom and Pop programs. Lets get it!