Podcast appearances and mentions of dave hixon

Hoopsville is back ... again! We are hitting the air with our second attempt at the 21st season debut. Join us as we chat hear, again, from defending national champions and preseason #1 Christopher Newport men's and Transylvania women's teams. Plus we talk about the evolution of transfers and how the extra "COVID year" continues to impact Division III. And we talk to a Hall of Famer! Former Amherst men's head coach and the first DIII coach to be enshrined in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Dave Hixon joins us to talk about the incredible moment he was welcomed in with the greats of basketball. We will even get his thoughts on all things Division III. Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline: - Megan Morrison, Meagan Bauman, & Natalie Bruns, No. 2 New York Univ. women's team - Juli Fulks, No. 1 Transylvania women's coach - John Krikorian, No. 1 Christopher Newport men's head coach (replay from Nov. 14 show) - Dave Hixon, former Amherst men's coach and Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com.

8/18/23: Rep Lindsay Sabadosa on abortion rights; MTA Pres. Max Page on MCAS; Donnabelle Casis with photographer Richard Getler; immunologist Jonathan Bayuk on covid now; Amherst College hoops coach Dave Hixon – now in the Hall of Fame! MA Wildlife's Todd Olynyk & Joseph Rogers on saving our wildlife and ourselves – and bears!

Time is running out on the regular season. In a matter days, only 128 teams will remain with a chance to earn two national titles. Who will punch their tickets themselves? Who will be offered theirs? Plus we celebrate a Hall of Fame possibility. On Thursday's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked to guests from around the country who are trying to earn their way into playing in March. One already has. The others hope to take the decision out of the hands of the national committees. Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline: - Jason Leone, No. 9 Oswego men's coach - Todd McGuinness, No. 14 Case Western Reserve men's coach - Mike Miller, No. 11 Messiah women's coach - Maria Williamson, No. 14 UChicago women's coach - Dave Hixon, former Amherst men's coach - Charles Katsiaficas, No. 24 Pomona-Pitzer men's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and Sport Tours International and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio.

Just days before the start of the 2019-20 season, Glenn Robinson announced he was retiring from coaching. He was the first domino to fall. Since then, more than 4,000-wins have been taken out of the active record books thanks to the retirements of a number of the division and the sport's best coaches. In what is the first of a two-part May Podcast, Dave chat with some of those who announced their retirements since the season ended. What drove them to the decision to walk away? What will they remember about their careers (many at a single institution)? And will they still be part of the game? Guests include: - Dave Hixon, Amherst men's coach (42 seasons, 826 wins) - Ken DeWeese, Mary Hardin-Baylor men's coach (21 seasons, 400 wins) - Carol LaHaye, Randolph-Macon women's coach (38 season, 647 wins) - Grey Giovanine, Augustana men's coach (21 seasons, 433 wins) Dave also has a brief idea of what is being discussed when it comes to the coronavirus and the challenges institutions face both on campus and with athletics. Plus, the Hoopsville Notebook has updates on moving the three-point line, Regional Realignment/Expansion, and even the Wild Williams World of Sports. Hoopsville broadcasts from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests are featured on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline. The offseason plan is to do a podcast each month. The shows will be audio-only leading up to the start of the 2020-21 when we will restart the video shows.

Time for a marathon! Thursday, Hoopsville will be on the air for at least nine hours in the 7th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show will feature coaches, administrators, and many others around Division III to give us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there is plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to fund raise of the show. Many fans of Hoopsville ask often how they can give to the program so we can continue doing our work into the future. In the first few years of the Marathon, the fundraising side was an important aspect. However in the last few years, we have shied away from fundraising as we tried to find other means to financially run the program. After requests from many, we are do have a few ways fans can contribute. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests appear on the Hoopsville Hotline presented by BlueFrame Technology. The Hoopsville Marathon is the kick-off to a fundraiser to help Hoopsville continue into the future. Many have asked about helping the show. Here is how you can donate. Click on the PayPal link below and use either your PayPal account or any major credit card to donate to the show. If you prefer to send a check, please email Dave for more information. All funds help not only keep Hoopsville broadcasting for future seasons, but also allows the show to be at big events like the DIII Men's Championship game in Atlanta. Click here to donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BSRFLPUJQ9MKL&source=url Hoopsville Marathon Schedule - Jim Calhoun, St. Joseph's (Conn.) men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 11 WashU men's coach - Brian Morehouse, No. 3 Hope women's coach - Lauren Busalacchi, Ripon women's coach - Ryan Hyland, John Jay men's coach - Dan Dutcher, NCAA VP for Division III - Karin Harvey, Montclair State women's coach, Women's National Committee chair - Adrienne Shibles, No. 2 Bowdoin women's coach - Kate Pearson, Cabrini women's coach - Mark Gilbride, RPI men's coach - Matt Donohue, Catholic women's coach - Charles Katsiaficas, Pomona-Pitzer men's coach - Jon Herbrechtsmeyer, No. 5 Bethel women's coach - Chris Carideo, Widener men's coach - Dave Hixon, Amherst men's coach (sabbatical - Tricia Cullop, WBCA Board President, Toledo women's coach - Alex Richey, No. 18 Oglethorpe women's coach - Jody May, Albion men's coach - Dave Macedo, No. 18 Virginia Wesleyan men's coach - Melissa Kuberka, St. John Fisher women's coach - Sam Atkinson, Gallaudet Associate AD for Comm., Men's National Committee Chair - HOOPSVILLE HAPPY HOUR with Ryan Scott, Lennny Reich, and Chris Mitchell

Time for a marathon! Thursday, Hoopsville will be on the air for at least nine hours in the 7th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show will feature coaches, administrators, and many others around Division III to give us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there is plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to fund raise of the show. Many fans of Hoopsville ask often how they can give to the program so we can continue doing our work into the future. In the first few years of the Marathon, the fundraising side was an important aspect. However in the last few years, we have shied away from fundraising as we tried to find other means to financially run the program. After requests from many, we are do have a few ways fans can contribute. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests appear on the Hoopsville Hotline presented by BlueFrame Technology. The Hoopsville Marathon is the kick-off to a fundraiser to help Hoopsville continue into the future. Many have asked about helping the show. Here is how you can donate. Click on the PayPal link below and use either your PayPal account or any major credit card to donate to the show. If you prefer to send a check, please email Dave for more information. All funds help not only keep Hoopsville broadcasting for future seasons, but also allows the show to be at big events like the DIII Men's Championship game in Atlanta. Click here to donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BSRFLPUJQ9MKL&source=url Hoopsville Marathon Schedule - Jim Calhoun, St. Joseph's (Conn.) men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 11 WashU men's coach - Brian Morehouse, No. 3 Hope women's coach - Lauren Busalacchi, Ripon women's coach - Ryan Hyland, John Jay men's coach - Dan Dutcher, NCAA VP for Division III - Karin Harvey, Montclair State women's coach, Women's National Committee chair - Adrienne Shibles, No. 2 Bowdoin women's coach - Kate Pearson, Cabrini women's coach - Mark Gilbride, RPI men's coach - Matt Donohue, Catholic women's coach - Charles Katsiaficas, Pomona-Pitzer men's coach - Jon Herbrechtsmeyer, No. 5 Bethel women's coach - Chris Carideo, Widener men's coach - Dave Hixon, Amherst men's coach (sabbatical - Tricia Cullop, WBCA Board President, Toledo women's coach - Alex Richey, No. 18 Oglethorpe women's coach - Jody May, Albion men's coach - Dave Macedo, No. 18 Virginia Wesleyan men's coach - Melissa Kuberka, St. John Fisher women's coach - Sam Atkinson, Gallaudet Associate AD for Comm., Men's National Committee Chair - HOOPSVILLE HAPPY HOUR with Ryan Scott, Lennny Reich, and Chris Mitchell

Time for a marathon! Thursday, Hoopsville will be on the air for at least nine hours in the 7th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show will feature coaches, administrators, and many others around Division III to give us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there is plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to fund raise of the show. Many fans of Hoopsville ask often how they can give to the program so we can continue doing our work into the future. In the first few years of the Marathon, the fundraising side was an important aspect. However in the last few years, we have shied away from fundraising as we tried to find other means to financially run the program. After requests from many, we are do have a few ways fans can contribute. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests appear on the Hoopsville Hotline presented by BlueFrame Technology. The Hoopsville Marathon is the kick-off to a fundraiser to help Hoopsville continue into the future. Many have asked about helping the show. Here is how you can donate. Click on the PayPal link below and use either your PayPal account or any major credit card to donate to the show. If you prefer to send a check, please email Dave for more information. All funds help not only keep Hoopsville broadcasting for future seasons, but also allows the show to be at big events like the DIII Men's Championship game in Atlanta. Click here to donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BSRFLPUJQ9MKL&source=url Hoopsville Marathon Schedule - Jim Calhoun, St. Joseph's (Conn.) men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 11 WashU men's coach - Brian Morehouse, No. 3 Hope women's coach - Lauren Busalacchi, Ripon women's coach - Ryan Hyland, John Jay men's coach - Dan Dutcher, NCAA VP for Division III - Karin Harvey, Montclair State women's coach, Women's National Committee chair - Adrienne Shibles, No. 2 Bowdoin women's coach - Kate Pearson, Cabrini women's coach - Mark Gilbride, RPI men's coach - Matt Donohue, Catholic women's coach - Charles Katsiaficas, Pomona-Pitzer men's coach - Jon Herbrechtsmeyer, No. 5 Bethel women's coach - Chris Carideo, Widener men's coach - Dave Hixon, Amherst men's coach (sabbatical - Tricia Cullop, WBCA Board President, Toledo women's coach - Alex Richey, No. 18 Oglethorpe women's coach - Jody May, Albion men's coach - Dave Macedo, No. 18 Virginia Wesleyan men's coach - Melissa Kuberka, St. John Fisher women's coach - Sam Atkinson, Gallaudet Associate AD for Comm., Men's National Committee Chair - HOOPSVILLE HAPPY HOUR with Ryan Scott, Lennny Reich, and Chris Mitchell

Time for a marathon! Thursday, Hoopsville will be on the air for at least nine hours in the 7th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show will feature coaches, administrators, and many others around Division III to give us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there is plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to fund raise of the show. Many fans of Hoopsville ask often how they can give to the program so we can continue doing our work into the future. In the first few years of the Marathon, the fundraising side was an important aspect. However in the last few years, we have shied away from fundraising as we tried to find other means to financially run the program. After requests from many, we are do have a few ways fans can contribute. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests appear on the Hoopsville Hotline presented by BlueFrame Technology. The Hoopsville Marathon is the kick-off to a fundraiser to help Hoopsville continue into the future. Many have asked about helping the show. Here is how you can donate. Click on the PayPal link below and use either your PayPal account or any major credit card to donate to the show. If you prefer to send a check, please email Dave for more information. All funds help not only keep Hoopsville broadcasting for future seasons, but also allows the show to be at big events like the DIII Men's Championship game in Atlanta. Click here to donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BSRFLPUJQ9MKL&source=url Hoopsville Marathon Schedule - Jim Calhoun, St. Joseph's (Conn.) men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 11 WashU men's coach - Brian Morehouse, No. 3 Hope women's coach - Lauren Busalacchi, Ripon women's coach - Ryan Hyland, John Jay men's coach - Dan Dutcher, NCAA VP for Division III - Karin Harvey, Montclair State women's coach, Women's National Committee chair - Adrienne Shibles, No. 2 Bowdoin women's coach - Kate Pearson, Cabrini women's coach - Mark Gilbride, RPI men's coach - Matt Donohue, Catholic women's coach - Charles Katsiaficas, Pomona-Pitzer men's coach - Jon Herbrechtsmeyer, No. 5 Bethel women's coach - Chris Carideo, Widener men's coach - Dave Hixon, Amherst men's coach (sabbatical - Tricia Cullop, WBCA Board President, Toledo women's coach - Alex Richey, No. 18 Oglethorpe women's coach - Jody May, Albion men's coach - Dave Macedo, No. 18 Virginia Wesleyan men's coach - Melissa Kuberka, St. John Fisher women's coach - Sam Atkinson, Gallaudet Associate AD for Comm., Men's National Committee Chair - HOOPSVILLE HAPPY HOUR with Ryan Scott, Lennny Reich, and Chris Mitchell

Time for a marathon! Thursday, Hoopsville will be on the air for at least nine hours in the 7th Annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. This year's show will feature coaches, administrators, and many others around Division III to give us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There is only a month or so left in the regular season, so there is plenty to talk about. The marathon is also a chance to fund raise of the show. Many fans of Hoopsville ask often how they can give to the program so we can continue doing our work into the future. In the first few years of the Marathon, the fundraising side was an important aspect. However in the last few years, we have shied away from fundraising as we tried to find other means to financially run the program. After requests from many, we are do have a few ways fans can contribute. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests appear on the Hoopsville Hotline presented by BlueFrame Technology. The Hoopsville Marathon is the kick-off to a fundraiser to help Hoopsville continue into the future. Many have asked about helping the show. Here is how you can donate. Click on the PayPal link below and use either your PayPal account or any major credit card to donate to the show. If you prefer to send a check, please email Dave for more information. All funds help not only keep Hoopsville broadcasting for future seasons, but also allows the show to be at big events like the DIII Men's Championship game in Atlanta. Click here to donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BSRFLPUJQ9MKL&source=url Hoopsville Marathon Schedule - Jim Calhoun, St. Joseph's (Conn.) men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 11 WashU men's coach - Brian Morehouse, No. 3 Hope women's coach - Lauren Busalacchi, Ripon women's coach - Ryan Hyland, John Jay men's coach - Dan Dutcher, NCAA VP for Division III - Karin Harvey, Montclair State women's coach, Women's National Committee chair - Adrienne Shibles, No. 2 Bowdoin women's coach - Kate Pearson, Cabrini women's coach - Mark Gilbride, RPI men's coach - Matt Donohue, Catholic women's coach - Charles Katsiaficas, Pomona-Pitzer men's coach - Jon Herbrechtsmeyer, No. 5 Bethel women's coach - Chris Carideo, Widener men's coach - Dave Hixon, Amherst men's coach (sabbatical - Tricia Cullop, WBCA Board President, Toledo women's coach - Alex Richey, No. 18 Oglethorpe women's coach - Jody May, Albion men's coach - Dave Macedo, No. 18 Virginia Wesleyan men's coach - Melissa Kuberka, St. John Fisher women's coach - Sam Atkinson, Gallaudet Associate AD for Comm., Men's National Committee Chair - HOOPSVILLE HAPPY HOUR with Ryan Scott, Lennny Reich, and Chris Mitchell

The second weekend of the DIII Men's and Women's Championship Tournaments is set to start. Can the upset minded teams continue to prevail? Can the "favorites" maintain their poise? What home team will enjoy their own cooking? And who will still be playing in Fort Wayne and Salem? On Thursday's show, Dave is joined by a number of guests to get a look not only at the action ahead this weekend, but the action coming at the final fours. Which teams seemed ready to be playing one more weekend? Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests Schedule (order subject to change): - John Tauer, No. 13 St. Thomas men's coach - Dave Hixon, No. 7 Amherst men's coach - Nathan Dennison, VP for Sales, Memorial Coliseum (Fort Wayne, Ind.) - Mark Morefield, No. 12 UMHB women's coach - Carla Berube, No. 4 Tufts women's coach

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The season has started fast and for some teams they still haven't lost. Not unexpected for some, maybe completely unexpected for others. And there was a big battle between #1 and #2 in Division III men's basketball on tap! On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, Dave was back in studio and talked to some of the teams who find themselves without a loss, but probably still with plenty of questions that remain unanswered. Many of the teams are nationally ranked, but one of the teams finds itself undefeated and receiving narry a point in any of the Division III polls. Also on Thursday's edition, Dave will talked LIVE with both Amherst and Babson head coaches after not only a rate No. 1 vs. No. 2 regular season battle, but another thrilling double-overtime game between the two. Both coaches took the time to chat after the game. Guests included (in order): - Bob Amsberry, No. 8 Wartburg women's coach - Amy Reed, Rochester Tech women's coach - Landry Kosmalski, No. 22 Swarthmore men's coach - Jon VanderWal, No. 3 Marietta men's coach - Dave Hixon, No. 1 Amherst - Stephen Brennan, No. 2 Babson men's coach This is most likley the last Thursday edition of Hoopsville before the holiday break (due to D3football.com coverage of Gagliardi Trophy and Stagg Bowl next week and proximity of Christmas the following week). The Thursday edition of the show will return January 5, 2017 - but stay tuned if we change our minds in two weeks.

Believe it not, the 2016-17 basketball season is just days away. But the season can't start without Hoopsville hitting the air! On Sunday's show, Dave talked to the two preseason numbers one teams, found out how the offseason went for the two defending national championships, and touched bases with the men's and women's basketball committee chairs. Guests included: - Kevin Vande Streek, men's basketball committee chair and head coach for Calvin - Bobbi Morgan, women's basketball committee chair and head coach for Haverford - John Tauer, head coach for No. 10 St. Thomas men - Dave Hixon, head coach for No. 1 Amherst men - Jeff Hans, head coach for No. 4 Thomas More women - Carla Berube, head coach for No. 1 Tufts women

Hoopsville returned to the air with the season's first Sunday edition. Dave McHugh looked back at the last couple of weeks including a thrilling D3hoops.com Classic. McHugh also talked exclusively with the sixth all-time winningest coach in all NCAA college basketball, Glenn Robinson of No. 25 Franklin & Marshall, along with the coaching staff of No. 4 Richard Stockton and Dave Hixon of No. 15 Amherst. Plus North Central women's coach Michelle Roof.