Podcast appearances and mentions of Derrick Coleman

Derrick Coleman teaches how he overcame adversity to become an NFL star. Trust the power within.

We're still here once more! How dumb are we? We're locked in hot & heavy with Luke schooling Steve from the onset over Derrick Coleman's jersey number. How about that? Govier lives in Canada now & has been watching Luke play softball from across the Detroit River. Luke shares some new comedy with us from some guy named Dan Cummins. Luke saw Hope Davis at a bar once in NYC. Leigh Ann pops in to say hello to everybody! Govier loves to laugh at the whiskey laugh & then the gratuitous cursing from the guy who robs the party store in Robocop. It's so funny! Luke loves boomer TV & has wistful nostalgia for the Murder She Wrote & Columbo days. Then Cancer Boy from Kids In The Hall's Brain Candy shows up. Govier found himself in the crosshairs of someone's rage on the day of the Trump shooting. Never forget that Richard Simmons died that day too. The Joker premise of it's all part of the plan from The Dark Knight remains true today. Govier wanted to share his experience chatting with his co-worker about the Democratic National Convention & how the goal posts for meaningful change can be vastly different for each person depending on several factors. Luke & Govier don't seem to understand each other, which happens on this show. Can you listen to or watch shows where they review a movie in-depth even though you haven't seen it? We have your emails! They are all from Mr. Pink who is clearly our number one guy on the show! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts with us through electronic messaging. We are grateful. We love you all! This talk show is not the same without you listening and emailing us your highly entertaining thoughts. We close the show with Graduate by Third Eye Blind. If any of our nonsense provokes your thoughts, please share them with us at isitsafepod@gmail.com or check out our Discord:https://discord.gg/wXPdgujdSj

The 300s are a great place for NBA players, low end stars, great 6th men, Brief moment of exceptionalism, lasting moments of above average play. Join Aaron and Nate as the break down a list which includes Bill Cartwright, Derrick Coleman, Andre Miller and more. ttps://linktr.ee/Temple_EAM All Time Ranking Episodes Ep 234. Top 301-325 - 8/23/24 Ep 231. Top 300 Revisions and Emails 8/5 Ep 208. Top 276-300 - 2/10/24 Ep 205. Top 251-275 - 1/27/24 Ep 203. Top 226-250 - 1/20/24 Ep 200. Top 201-225 - 1/5/24 Ep 159. Top 176-200 - 7/20/23 Ep 157. Top 151-175 - 7/13/23 Ep 155. Top 126-150 - 7/6/23 Ep 153. Top 101-125 - 6/29/23 Ep 151. Top 100 Edit - 6/22/23 Original top 100- Dec 18-Dec 26th 2022 Top Players by position Ep 143. Centers 31-50 4/21/23 Ep 198. Centers 51-75 12/29/23 Ep 230. Centers 76-100 8/124 Ep 141. PF 26-50 4/16/23 Ep 192. PF 51-75 11/26/23 Ep 228 PF 76-100 7/21/24 Ep 139. SF 28-50 4/6/23 Ep 192. SF 51-75 11/17/23 Ep 226. SF 76-100 7/9/24 Ep 136. SG 17-50 3/22/23 Ep 172. SG 51-75 9/3/23 Ep 224. SG 76-100 6/24/24 Ep 134. PG 26-50 3/6/23 Ep 167. PG 51-75 8/17/23 Ep 223. PG 76-100 6/17/24 Tiktok Channels Aaron @Possiblechairs Nate @Nate_Hoopstemple

Angel suspects Derrick has been having an affair with a woman they both know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Angel suspects Derrick has been having an affair with a woman they both know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Angel suspects Derrick has been having an affair with a woman they both know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Angel suspects Derrick has been having an affair with a woman they both know. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Latasha Crump Coleman is 46 years old and lives in Jackson, Mississippi. Friends and family describe Latasha as hardworking, loving, and thoughtful. She is very close with her family, especially her brothers. They love chatting via social media, talking on the phone, and spending time with one another. Latasha is also a mother who shares a close bond with her son. The support she has from her family was needed because Latasha was allegedly going through trying times with her husband, Derrick Coleman. According to her gofundme account, organized by her son Dexter Crump. He claims his mother was going through a divorce with her husband, Derrick. That's why today, her family and friends are concerned about Latasha's current whereabouts. The Jackson mother was last seen on Tuesday, July 18th, and hasn't been seen or heard from since. Source: Black Girl News --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-gordone/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-gordone/support

Mike and Wes continue to discuss the noteworthy items from training camp, including DL Devonte Wyatt's strong start (:44), the shuffling on the O-line (8:04), the visit from Peyton Manning (15:13), and the arrival of Derrick Coleman to the front office (23:05).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this edition of Throwback Hoops we discuss the Miami and Boston series as well as giving an NBA Finals preview, NBA coaching moves, changes in Golden State, Sydney Kings big signing and another classic pack! Please make sure you LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! 0:00 Kick Off 1:15 Throwback Jerseys for the week- Kenny Anderson, Derrick Coleman and Chase Budinger 10:12 NBA Conference Finals and NBA Finals preview 29:00 Quick Hits- Golden State- Myers out, NBA coaching changes, DJ Hogg to Sydney and more! 40:14 Classic Packs (1993-94 Fleer) 47:18 Outro Please sit back and enjoy and spread the word about Throwback Hoops. Much love Rob and Woody V

In this episode of Share What You're Making Chair & Bacon have a chat with Derrick Coleman, who is the community steward at Ethereum Denver as well as a regular contributor on Raid Guild, where his journey in Web3 began. From there he would make the bridge to his current role, taking care of the health of the community. An appropriate role for him considering it has been precisely the sense of community what has kept him in Web3. “The reason I'm in the space is because there are these communities of people that care for each other and look out for each other because of some shared values or goals. I'm not here for the libertarian not-your-keys-not-your-coin-get-off-my-property vibes. I'm here for the let's make an internet co-op so we can work together and have less extractive value systems sucking out whatever value we create for the sake of the shareholders”. With that in mind and a strong purpose on education, he's been aligned with ETH Denver Ethos to buidl, to create the world we live in and shaping its tools and foundations; this is what excites him about bringing together the people and the technology in a cooperative of people that are incentivized to see each other succeed. “I care first and foremost about the buidling. The only thing you can do with Bitcoin is hold it, so maxis turned that into a meme; you can Hodl aka not sell, but over on Ethereum, which has a smart contract layer, it gets more interesting because you can build code on top of the machine, so instead of Hodl we Buidl interesting projects using that technology, so our entire ecosystem of buidlers buidling their projects is the key thing and the part I'm excited about”. Some of the topics: How he was onboarded to Web3 How he got into Raid guild and Sporkdao and ETH Denver His role on ETH Denver team Camp Buidl  His take on onboarding Code along with Derreck videos Lens merch stolen? ETH Denver reach Some lessons learned and ETH Denver 2024 Path to ETH Denver 2024 with Infinity Keys Buffycorn Ventures Projects that started at ETH Denver Resources: Derrek's Twitter  Derrek's Lens Raid Guild Twitter Raid Wild Web Code along with Derrek ETH Denver Twitter ETH Denver Web ETH Denver Youtube Channel SporkDAO Twitter SporkDAO Web Spork DAO Discord Infinity Keys Web Welook Web3 Social Platform  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/metagame/message

We point our GPS towards the Garden State this week, for a return to the days of pro hoops in places like the "RAC" (Piscataway's Rutgers Athletic Center), the "Rock" (Newark's Prudential Center), and the strangely iconic Meadowlands - as we look back at 35 seasons of the oft-forgotten New Jersey incarnation of NBA basketball's peripatetic Nets franchise with sports historian Łukasz Muniowski ("Turnpike Team: A History of the New Jersey Nets, 1977-2012").   Though replete with memorable moments both before (as the inaugural American Basketball Association's New Jersey Americans, and later the twice-champion, Julius Erving-led, Nassau Coliseum-based New York Nets) - and after (as the thoroughly rebranded, Barclays Center-domiciled Brooklyn Nets, since 2012) - it is the club's time as the New Jersey Nets that stands out to fans and scribes alike as the most colorful, bewilderingly forlorn and oddly endearing period of its existence.   Join us for memories of players like Bernard "Sky B.B." King, "Super John" Williamson, Buck Williams, Sam Bowie, Derrick Coleman, Stephon Marbury, Jason Kidd, and Vince Carter - and a team that twice came this close to an NBA Finals championship (2001-02; 2002-03), unwittingly solidifying a decades-old inferiority complex that arguably still permeates the franchise today. + + + PURCHASE Łukasz Muniowski's book "Turnpike Team: A History of the New Jersey Nets, 1977-2012" in either paperback or Kindle electronic versions NOW!

This week C.J. and Alex talk with the host of The Last Shot NBA Show, Nick Metallinos about watching the NBA in Australia, his all-time favorite jersey, the best on-court sneakers this season and the most underrated 90's NBA players.  Running the Break is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBASee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Out of LeFrak City and Archbishop Molloy, Kenny Anderson was one of the city's legendary schoolboy stars before making history while teaming up with Derrick Coleman and Drazen Petrovic for the Nets. Chris and Kenny talk about those Nets days, his fight back after suffering a stroke, and a new perspective coaching college ball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim is joined by friend of the pod Dave "Wando" Wandolowski to break down the hall of fame candidacy of former NBA power forward Antoine Walker. First, Jim and Wando cover how Walker was one of the first big men to jack up three-pointers at a high volume (5:49). Next, they discuss Walker's performance in the 2002 ECF, compare Walker to Derrick Coleman, and take a look back at the infamous 1996 NBA Draft Class (20:09). Finally, they walk through Walker's less than impressive advanced metrics (63:48), before making a final call on whether or not Walker deserves to be inducted into the HOF (73:12).

Point God Kenny Anderson joins the show to talk about the 1993 Nets, his second year in the league and the only true look we got at an Anderson/Petrovic/Coleman Big 3. The Nets won 43 games but Anderson broke his wrist in late February from a hard John Starks foul. This was Drazen Petrovic's last season in the league; he tragically passed away in the summer of 1993. His last season was his best – he put up 22 PPG and a shot a ridiculous 45% clip from deep. Anderson dubbed Derrick Coleman as "the best player he's ever played with." DC averaged 21/11/4 and was one of the most versatile bigs in the league. Chuck Daly joins the picture in New Jersey this year fresh off Gold at the 1992 Olympics with the Dream Team. The Nets fell to the Mark Price Cavs 3-2 in Round 1 of the playoffs.Follow Forgotten Seasons (@forgottenseasonsnba) and Showtime Basketball (@shobasketball) for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Point God Kenny Anderson joins the show to talk about the 1993 Nets, his second year in the league and the only true look we got at an Anderson/Petrovic/Coleman Big 3. The Nets won 43 games but Anderson broke his wrist in late February from a hard John Starks foul. This was Drazen Petrovic's last season in the league; he tragically passed away in the summer of 1993. His last season was his best – he put up 22 PPG and a shot a ridiculous 45% clip from deep. Anderson dubbed Derrick Coleman as "the best player he's ever played with." DC averaged 21/11/4 and was one of the most versatile bigs in the league. Chuck Daly joins the picture in New Jersey this year fresh off Gold at the 1992 Olympics with the Dream Team. The Nets fell to the Mark Price Cavs 3-2 in Round 1 of the playoffs. Follow Forgotten Seasons (@forgottenseasonsnba) and Showtime Basketball (@shobasketball) for more.

ABOUT NYC POINT GODS PREMIERING FRIDAY JULY 29th AT 8PM AND PT ON SHOWTIMENYC POINT GODS Premieres Friday, July 29 @ 9PM ET/PT on SHOWTIME Directed By Sam EliadSubjects | Rafer Alston, Kenny Anderson, Mark Jackson, Stephon Marbury, God Shammgod, Kenny Smith, Rod Strickland and Dwayne "Pearl" WashingtonSYNOPSIS: The gritty blight of New York City in the '80s revealed a cultural resilience, one that ultimately birthed East Coast hip-hop and inspired a style of play on the basketball court that endures today. The elegance of the city's elite point guards, molded by the packed streetball courts, unwritten rules of bruising pickup games, and the perseverance required to survive everyday life, has come to define an era of basketball and American culture. Their transcendent style is etched in the consciousness of all who have witnessed these prodigies. The New York City point gods' lasting impact on the game of basketball can be seen around the world, in virtually every league.The film features a who's who of point guard deities: Rafer Alston, Kenny Anderson, Mark Jackson, Stephon Marbury, God Shammgod, Kenny Smith, Rod Strickland and Dwayne "Pearl" Washington. They brought theatrics, dizzying ball control, stylish misdirection, and a shake-and-bake game from the asphalt to the city's hallowed high school gyms and to the NBA, orchestrating successful offenses at every level. NYC POINT GODS explores not just how the city shaped these distinct players, but how these wunderkinds shaped and advanced the game under their watch, and whose impact continues to shape the game today.Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnzzi0QDK-wKENNY ANDERSON BIOKenny "Chibbs" Anderson played his high school ball at Archbishop Malley HS. After a college career at Georgia Tech, he played point guard professionally from 1991 to 2006, mostly in the National Basketball Association.Anderson was selected by the New Jersey Nets with the second pick in the 1991 NBA Draft. He was the youngest player in the league at that time. He averaged seven points, two rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game. In Anderson's second season he nearly doubled his point, rebound, and assist averages. In his third season, he averaged 18.8 ppg and 9.6 apg. Anderson and teammate Derrick Coleman represented the East squad in the 1994 NBA All-Star Game. He was traded to the Charlotte Hornets in 1996.Anderson has played for the Nets, Hornets (including both Charlotte and New Orleans franchises), Portland Trail Blazers, Boston Celtics, Seattle SuperSonics and the Indiana Pacers, and split a season for the Atlanta Hawks and Los Angeles Clippers.In 1998, Portland traded Anderson to the Toronto Raptors for Damon Stoudamire, but he refused to report to the team because he did not want to play in Canada. The Raptors traded him to the Celtics for Chauncey Billups.Anderson was released from Lithuania's Zalgiris Kaunas after the 2005-06 season.NYC POINT GODS ARTICLE FROM DEADLINE.COMShowtime has set a summer premiere date for NYC Point Gods, a feature-length documentary on the enduring impact of New York City point guards who honed their craft on the city's playgrounds and high school gyms in the 1980s and '90s.The pic from Showtime Documentary Films and Kevin Durant and Rich Kleiman's Boardroom tips off at 9 p.m. Friday, July 29, on the premium cable net.NYC Point Gods features a who's who of point guard deities: Kenny Anderson, Mark Jackson, Stephon Marbury, Kenny Smith, Rod Strickland, Dwayne "Pearl" Washington, Rafer Alston and God Shammgod. They brought theatrics, dizzying ball control, stylish misdirection and a shake-and-bake game from the asphalt to the city's hallowed high school gyms and to the NBA, orchestrating successful offenses at every level.The pic features extensive interviews and rare footage of the point guards, plus prominent New York voices including Stephen A. Smith, Cam'ron, Fat Joe and college coaches Lou Carnesecca, Jim Boeheim and Rick Pitino.Said Durant, a two-time NBA champion and the league's 2014 MVP, "Everyone knows an NYC point guard when they see them, and the point gods of this film were instrumental in changing the game for everyone."Here's the official logline: "The gritty blight of New York City in the '80s revealed a cultural resilience, one that ultimately birthed East Coast hip-hop and inspired a style of play on the basketball court that endures today. The elegance of the city's elite point guards, molded by the packed streetball courts, unwritten rules of bruising pickup games, and the perseverance required to survive everyday life, has come to define an era of basketball and American culture. Their transcendent style is etched in the consciousness of all who have witnessed these prodigies. The New York City point gods' lasting impact on the game of basketball can be seen around the world, in virtually every league."NYC Point Gods is executive produced by Coodie and Chike (jeen-yuhs) for Showtime Sports Documentary Films and directed by Sam Eliad.

Derrick Coleman teaches us the importance of trusting the power within.

Brent Axe is joined by SU legend Derrick Coleman to break down the hiring of Felisha Legette-Jack and what her impact will be on the Syracuse women's basketball program moving forward.

Derrick Coleman joins Brent Axe to discuss the hiring of Felisha Legette-Jack and what her impact will be on the SU women's basketball program going forward.

Brent Axe is joined by SU legend Derrick Coleman to break down the hiring of Felisha Legette-Jack and what her impact will be on the Syracuse women's basketball program moving forward.

Derrick Coleman joins Brent Axe to discuss the hiring of Felisha Legette-Jack and what her impact will be on the SU women's basketball program going forward.

On this episode of The Rematch, Etan Thomas is joined by fellow Syracuse alum, NBA All-Star, and one of the most skilled big men ever to play, Derrick Coleman.   They of course discuss the Orangemen's struggles this season and possible transfers leaving the program, the underrated debate Dream Team 1 vs Dream Team 2, and much more! This is Episode is powered by Viola and Prize Picks: For $100 match for signing up, click here: (and use the code NEWS) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of Devo's former teammates Terrence Roberts joins the show this week! The two discuss how Terrence and his highly ranked recruiting class came in with lofty expectations, the memorable Big East tourney run, which includes a great story of the time Derrick Coleman came into the locker room at halftime of a Georgetown game. You also gotta hear what Coach Boeheim said to Terrence when he asked if he could play football at Syracuse. Subscribe to The Scorer's Table wherever you get podcasts and watch every episode on The Field of 68 YouTube Channel. Intro music: Cherry Metal by Arthur Vyncke | https://soundcloud.com/arthurvost Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

In this episode, Derrick Coleman and I discuss some of the top myths about Black board members. Some of the top myths: they're not out there, we can't have diversity AND financial capacity, we don't know how to find them...etc. Derrick and I talk about concrete ways to find, attract and retain Black board members for your nonprofit. This is a highly actionable and straightforward conversation that anyone looking to diversify their board should listen to ASAP. For more about AABLI: https://www.aabli.org/ To connect with Derrick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colemand/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nonprofitlowdown/support

This week, Doug sits down with 7-year NBA vet and former Kansas star Rex Walters to discuss his hoops upbringing in San Jose, why he chose Northwestern, why he decided to transfer to Kansas, how he benefitted from sitting out for a year, his experience as a rookie on the Derrick Coleman led Nets and some of the characters on those squads. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This week, Doug sits down with 7-year NBA vet and former Kansas star Rex Walters to discuss his hoops upbringing in San Jose, why he chose Northwestern, why he decided to transfer to Kansas, how he benefitted from sitting out for a year, his experience as a rookie on the Derrick Coleman led Nets and some of the characters on those squads. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Our boards, who give us advice, guidance and often, big gifts, are an important area of support in our advancement efforts. But we're not doing great with diversity on our boards. Just 22% of board members nationwide coming from underrepresented backgrounds. We have work to do. GHJ and the GHJ Foundation have been hard at work on this issue, and we got on the line with Donella Wilson and Derrick Coleman from GHK to talk about key strategies to build an inclusive and engaged board. Find out more about the GHJ Foundation Meet Derrick Coleman Meet Donella Wilson

Derrick Coleman is a Syracuse basketball legend, retired NBA great, Detroit-based entrepreneur, and philanthropist. In this episode, Derrick shares the impact Coach Jim Boeheim has had on his life, Manny and Derrick discuss the impact of the participation trophy culture in today's world and Derrick shares how DC Elite aims to impact kids beyond the sport of basketball.DERRICK COLEMANTwitter: https://twitter.com/44TheLegendLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/derrick-coleman-704037215/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/derrickcoleman4realDC ELITE SUMMER LEAGUEhttps://www.facebook.com/dcelitedetroit* * * * *CONNECT WITH MANNYPod: At The Podium with Manuel AmezcuaFinancial Planning Practice: Podium Risk ManagementInstagram: http://instagram.com/detroitmannyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mannyamezcua/NEW TO THE PODCAST?At The Podium with Manuel Amezcua features interviews with the most innovative minds in business, sports, and entertainment to uncover the habits, disciplines, and mindsets that lead to success.

Au programme des Chroniques de Motor City cette semaine, une nouvelle formule : 4 histoires différentes qui se rejoignent sur la même thématique. Et pour ce podcast, ces histoires concerneront les trades qui auraient pu se réaliser avec les Pistons mais qui ont été annulés, plus ou moins au dernier moment : en 1987, une rumeur annonce que les Pistons envisagent de faire un package avec John Salley, Vinnie Johnson et un premier choix de draft pour le joueur de Philadelphie Charles Barkley. en 1990, Derrick Coleman, drafté avec le first pick par les Nets, ne s'entend pas avec New Jersey sur le montant du contrat. Jack McCloskey, le GM des Pistons dégaine son offre : en échange de Coleman, les Pistons proposent John Salley et Mark Aguirre. en 1993, alors que Dennis Rodman souhaite quitter Detroit, les Pistons se mettent d'accord avec les Suns pour l'échanger contre Richard Dumas. Un évènement fera capoter le trade au dernier moment. en 1994, les Pistons envoient Sean Elliott à Houston contre Robert Horry et Matt Bullard. Ce trade est tellement réel que les deux joueurs viendront participer à un entrainement et ont été à quelques minutes de disputer un match sous le jersey de Detroit. Là aussi un évènement de dernière minute viendra chambouler les plans des 2 franchises Nous avons donc 4 moments où pas mal de choses auraient pu basculer, de la simple rumeur à l'annulation de dernière minute. Mais chaque cas, reste toujours intéressant surtout pour les répercussions que ca aurait pu avoir. Pour aller plus loin : LAIMBEER FINED $5,000, BIRD $2,000 Nets' Plan on Coleman? Ask the Pistons Dennis Rodman was supposed to be traded to the Phoenix Suns? Failed deal has positive effects for champion Rockets "Les Chroniques de Motor City", c'est votre podcast dédié à l'Histoire et à la Culture des Detroit Pistons. Ensemble, nous voyageons dans le temps pour découvrir ou re-découvrir les moments qui ont compté dans la vie de la Franchise. Podcast humblement piloté par @Motor_City_Pod

On the latest episode of the Rex Chapman Show with Josh Hopkins, Rex is joined by College Basketball Insider Seth Davis, who has been one of the best in college hoops for the last three decades. With college basketball in full swing, the guys discuss who they like at the beginning of the year, and which teams are poised for a deep run in the NCAA Tournament. 2:15 - Rex and Seth discussed the opening week in College Basketball including Seth's Duke Blue Devils up against Rex's Kentucky Wildcats. We can't remember how that score ended. 5:15 - Are Banchero and Keels the real deal for Duke? Rex says Paolo Banchero was so impressive when he saw him at Madison Square Garden. Seth makes comparisons to Derrick Coleman and Grant Hill. 9:00 - How UCLA bought into Head Coach Mick Cronin and the success the Bruins have had under his tenure.  12:15 - Johnny Juzang's growth from a Kentucky recruit to becoming one of the most sensational players in the country playing for UCLA. 19:00 - Seth details how he began writing his biography on John Wooden, "A Coach's Life" and the anecdotes that stay with Seth after their relationship created the best-selling book. 28:00 - Looking back on Seth's life, Rex asks why sports and why journalism as opposed to politics like his father? 34:00 - Rex can't take it when Seth describes his 4 years at Duke which included 4 trips to the Final Four, 3 Finals Appearances and 2 National Championships.  41:45 - Rex teaches Seth something about his CBS colleague Clark Kellogg that he never heard before! Seth describes how much he enjoys working in-studio for TV compared to what can be the lonely grind of writing. 45:00 - Seth puts Gonzaga on top of UCLA in the West and says Purdue has so much talent they could easily be one of the best teams in the country. 51:45 - As one of the biggest Rex Chapman Show fans, Seth takes over for all the important Rex Chapman interview questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brent is joined by Derrick Coleman to discuss the CBT basketball game and his expectations for the newly-renovated Carrier Dome. Later, Brent reevaluates Syracuse's schedule following the first week of college football action.

Brent is joined by Derrick Coleman to discuss the CBT basketball game and his expectations for the newly-renovated Carrier Dome. Later, Brent reevaluates Syracuse's schedule following the first week of college football action.

On today's Exit 31, Rain talks to Spencer from Cooperstown on Baseball Hall of Fame inductions, Derrick Coleman, Nick Davis director of "Once Upon A Time in Queens", Jacob Payne and Jason Fitz from ESPN, plus more!

On today's Exit 31, Rain talks to Spencer from Cooperstown on Baseball Hall of Fame inductions, Derrick Coleman, Nick Davis director of "Once Upon A Time in Queens", Jacob Payne and Jason Fitz from ESPN, plus more!

On this edition of the Inside Syracuse Basketball podcast, Derrick Coleman talks about why he came to Syracuse, his loyalty to the university and the effort to support minority students through the Coming Back Together weekend. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's Exit 31, Rain talks to Spencer from Cooperstown on Baseball Hall of Fame inductions, Derrick Coleman, Nick Davis director of "Once Upon A Time in Queens", Jacob Payne and Jason Fitz from ESPN, plus more!

Le centre névralgique du basket à Detroit, ce n'est pas la salle de basket des Detroit Pistons mais un vieux gymnase situé dans l'Ouest de Detroit nommé St-Cécilia. Surnommé The Saint par les locaux, ce gymnase est l'endroit où bat le cœur du basket de la Motor City, l'équivalent du Ruckers Park en beaucoup moins connu. A St-Cecilia, les meilleurs joueurs de la ville, puis ensuite de tout l'état du Michigan et même au delà s'affrontent tous les étés depuis plus de 30 ans pour savoir qui est le meilleur. L'aventure de St-Cecilia a commencé dans les années 70 avec la superstar des Pistons Dave Bing. Depuis tous le gratin du basket s'y est rendu et les gens de Detroit ont pu assister chaque été à des affrontements entre des joueurs des Pistons comme Bob Lanier, Dave Debusschere, Jimmy Walker ou Isiah Thomas et des locaux qui sont né ou qui ont joué en universitaire à Detroit comme George Gearvin, Magic Johnson, Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Kevin Willis, Derrick Coleman. L'histoire de The Saint est aussi liée aux émeutes de 1967 puisque le gymnase a servi à souder la communauté, Saint Cecilia devenant un lieu très important du quartier. En plus d'accueillir tout un tas de futurs Hall-of-Famers, le gymnase organisait plusieurs tournois pendant l'été, comme on les connait sur le circuit AAU aujourd'hui. Mais avec la particularité de jouer au basket en intérieur alors qu'il faisait parfois plus de 40° dans la salle ! Malgré le déclin de la ville, un homme a tenu St-Cecilia pendant 30 ans : Samuel Washington, directeur de l'école paroissiale et grand fan de basket. L'homme a rendu l'endroit sûr et jamais il n'y a eu de vol ou de bagarre à St Cecilia. Vous verrez aussi que sa mort en 1988 des suite d' un accident vasculaire cérébral à seulement 54 ans a entraîné la lente fin de cette Mecque du basket. Pour aller plus loin : Isiah. Magic. Gervin. How a Detroit church gym became the birthplace of legends The Once and Future Saint How one Detroit basketball court became a sanctuary for many Ceciliaville "Les Chroniques de Motor City", c'est votre podcast dédié à l'Histoire et à la Culture des Detroit Pistons. Ensemble, nous voyageons dans le temps pour découvrir ou re-découvrir les moments qui ont compté dans la vie de la Franchise. Podcast humblement piloté par @Motor_City_Pod

Chris and Rob explain why Team USA Basketball leaning on Kevin Durant when things got tight against Australia is further proof that there's nobody in the NBA you'd rather have in crunch time than KD, and pay their respects towards the late, great JR Richard. Plus, former NBA All-Star Derrick Coleman swings by to discuss the toll COVID-19 has taken on his family and why he feels a responsibility to encourage others to get vaccinated. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

What did you do in 2020 to make a change for the better? Last year, companies were asked to be accountable and actionable about their diversity and inclusion efforts. The results have been mixed. As Derrick Coleman of Creative Financial Staffing has written, “Improving diversity at an organization does not happen overnight. It will take time and effort for companies to make progress and begin building a more diverse workplace.”  Young professionals and recent grads are eager to see themselves represented in a company's leadership. Diversity and inclusion initiatives are helping to reshape representation across the accounting world.   On today's episode of the Taxgirl podcast, Kelly is joined by Derrick Coleman to talk about how a diverse workforce is good for both the culture and the bottom line of an organization. Derrick is the Managing Director for Creative Financial Staffing of Los Angeles, where he serves as a practiced leader of GHJ's recruiting division. CFS specializes in the placement of accounting and finance professionals into temporary and permanent positions across a broad range of industries.   Listen to Kelly and Derrick talk about companies' diversity and inclusion efforts in a post-pandemic world: Why is it important to have diversity in the workplace, especially in the world of tax and finance?  Research shows that a diverse workforce is more profitable at the end of the day, why don't we see more companies making more of an effort to improve right now? The tax and accounting fields are notoriously resistant to change. Derrick says education is key; companies need to start having open dialogues about these topics, and really listen to their staff. As a young professional new to the workforce, there's such an advantage to seeing yourself and your identity represented in your field. Derrick shares how companies can begin to make representation more of a priority.  When hiring, how can professionals learn to look beyond their internal biases, from sharing an alma mater with an applicant, to tackling race and gender biases? Search engines, technology, and online recruiting software have already widened the field and can help companies cast a broader net when seeking to hire. But how can firms teach their staff to overcome their biases when it comes to interviews and offers of employment? Derrick encourages teams to go through mandatory unconscious bias training, with an emphasis on retention just as much as recruitment. He says firms have to make the effort to mentor and develop diverse professionals on a daily basis, long after they've recruited them to the team. The demographics numbers regarding who is graduating versus who is managing teams do not match up at all. In other words, it can be hard for new grads to find an influential mentor in their field that looks like them.  Diversity and inclusion commitments start with the leadership of the company, Derrick says. And it's up to the leadership teams to keep the DEI strategy at high priority, and to assign mentors and sponsors throughout their ranks and across all demographics.  How can staff members practice being supportive allies once new diverse employees are in place, without putting the pressure onto that new staff member to educate the rest of the team? What are Derrick's recommended resources for companies just getting started with putting diversity and inclusion initiatives into place? How can staff members work on speaking up on behalf of creating more diversity equity and inclusion efforts, without causing accidental harm or offense in the meantime? Derrick says that everyone will make mistakes along the way; it's important to create a safe space and stay dedicated to your own further education into the subject. Where does Derrick see diversity and inclusion initiatives going in the future, and how can companies keep expanding upon them for a more diverse and inclusive workplace environment?   More about Kelly Phillips Erb:   Kelly is the creator and host of the Taxgirl podcast series. Kelly is a practicing tax attorney with considerable experience and knowledge. She works with taxpayers like you every day. One of the things that she does is help folks out of tax jams, and hopefully, keep others from getting into them. Links mentioned: Kelly's Website – TaxgirlDerrick's Website -- CF StaffingDerrick's Team -- GHJ Advisors

Former Syracuse basketball player Herman Harried is this week's guest on the Inside Syracuse Basketball podcast. Harried talked about playing for Baltimore prep power Dunbar High School, how he suffered the knee injury that impacted his career, playing with the likes of Pearl Washington and Derrick Coleman and how he got the nickname Tree. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show talking about James Harden's incredible play with the Nets. They discuss his return to Houston on Wednesday, his legacy and how good this Nets team has looked since his arrival. In “Kerry's Corner,” Robin and producer Jake Brown ask Kerry about how to be a great role player, his ending with the Nets and going to the Clippers, the 2002 Nets starting lineup and what Todd MacCulloch was like. Nets great Derrick Coleman then joins the show. Coleman discusses his Nets teams vs. these Nets teams, playing in the swamps in New Jersey, what could have been with his Nets teams, Drazen Petrovic memories, going up against Kerr and the change in today's NBA. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Billy Owens, one of the greatest players in Syracuse history, joins Syracuse.com reporter Mike Waters on this week's Inside Syracuse Basketball podcast. Despite spending just three years at Syracuse, Owens is the only player in school history who ranks in the top 13 for career points, rebounds, steals and assists. Listen as Billy talks about his brother's influence on his commitment to SU, having his son on this year's team and the time he and Derrick Coleman tossed Jim Boeheim into the high jump mat. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Inside Syracuse Basketball podcast will see a host of guests from former SU players such as Derrick Coleman and Leo Rautins to basketball experts like Jay Bilas and Dick Vitate to tell stories and discuss the game of basketball as it relates to Syracuse, the ACC and beyond. Host Mike Waters has been covering Syracuse University basketball for over 30 years. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brett and Charles discuss all the coaching changes that have happened in the NBA since the finals and reminisce on the 1990's Nets teams with Kenny Anderson and Derrick Coleman, and how Nets fans still love those blue collar-kind-of squads.  #NetsPropaganda www.thedope.blog

Rick Bonnell joins to discuss how different and effective an NBA return could be and how the media landscape will change post-COVID. Plus, in our final installment of Hidden Hornets History, Rick takes us through the 5 biggest "What Were They Thinking?" decisions in Hornets/Bobcats history.SUPPORT THE SHOW BY SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS...Built Bar, the tastiest healthy protein bar on the planet. Get $10 off your first order with promo code LOCKEDON at builtbar.com***Right now, for a limited time Blinkist has a special offer just for our audience: Go toBlinkist.com/NBA try it FREE for 7 days AND save 25% off your new subscription.***WANT MORE? Patreon.com/lohFOLLOW US ON TWITTER - @LockedOnHornets - @WalkerMehl - @DougBransonLOHMUSIC - Music from https://filmmusic.io - Lobby Time - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Backed Vibes - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Casets - Drake Stafford, Buzz - Steve Combs - "Run Amok" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) - License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron discusses the Falcons signing four of their 2018 draft picks and what their plan is at the fullback position in light of Derrick Coleman signing with the Cardinals. While still recovering from the 2017 departure of Patrick DiMarco, Aaron tries to wrap his head around the team's 2018 “plan” at the fullback position. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron is back to review the quarterback and running back positions from the #Falcons in 2017. Before jumping into that he discusses Keanu Neal's Pro Bowl big, has a rapid reaction to the Super Bowl matchup between the #Eagles and #Patriots and reviews the hiring of Greg Knapp. Then he jumps into the quarterback position, taking a look at Matt Ryan's 2017 season in the context of his entire career, his deep passing inaccuracy and his discomfort in Steve Sarkisian's offense. He then compares and contrasts the success of both running backs Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman, talks depth and then discusses how the team can attempt to upgrade over fullback Derrick Coleman.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    Steph Curry and Draymond Green survived foul trouble and the Celtics' best effort to continue their record winning streak. BOSTON – Somehow, the streak continues. The Warriors came to the Garden without Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes, facing an intense effort from the Celtics. But the longest streak to open a season in American sports history could not be stopped, despite the Celtics taking them down to the wire in two overtimes. Although they barely got a breather over the last 20 minutes of play, Steph Curry and Draymond Green were incredible forces.  Curry finished with 38 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists while playing the stretch with four fouls. Green kept pace with MVP, putting up the league's first 5x5 (At least 5 points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks) in three years. Green had 24 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists, 5 steals and 5 blocks. The only other players to get a 5x5 with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds were Hakeem Olajuwon and Derrick Coleman, per the Washington Post's Tim Bontemps. The Celtics could not have defended Curry better.  Avery Bradley made his life hell for the first 3 quarters.  With foul trouble sending both players to the bench for different stretches, Evan Turner and Isaiah Thomas were called upon to...READ MORE