Podcasts about krossover

Vasu Kulkarni is the self-proclaimed biggest pick-up hoops fans in the world. He eats, sleeps, breathes, basketball and will not move out of his NYC apartment because he's 45 seconds near a pick up game at all times. He also happens to be the former founder and CEO of Krossover, a sports analytics SaaS company selling video and data tools to sports teams around the world. Vasu nows invests in early stage sports, gaming, and collectible technology companies at Courtside Ventures. Vasu and I chat about how basketball can be used to evaluate talent in start-ups, what areas he's looking to invest in, and more.  Episode Breakdown: 0:00- Intro 2:25- Vasu's basketball obsession 5:40- Courtside Ventures and investing criteria 11:15- Evaluating startups like a starting 5 in basketball 13:58- Positive traits of founder's with athletic backgrounds 16:40- Investing in Generative AI applications with sports, gaming 19:00- Why sports tech companies aren't venture backable 22:07- Vasu's playlist  24:07- Outro I do not own rights to this music (One Shining Moment- Luther Vandross Version, The Killers- Human) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a--and--a/support

Vasu Kulkarni is an entrepreneur turned VC and professional pickup basketball player. He is the Founder of Krossover, and Partner at Courtside Ventures. Vasu Kulkarni joins the show to talk about skipping out on his sister's wedding for the final four, universal symbols on the court, sport being the great equalizer, and President Obama owing him a game of horse.

The Krossover event of the year is upon us! With eth 45th and 50th anniversary of Sentai and Kamen Rider we take look at a movie that doesn't quite break the mold but... does at the same time? The movie is a trip! Check out all the fanfare on this weeks Tokudon!   Join in Live at Twitch.tv/KaijuCarl Support us on the Tokudon Patreon as it all goes strictly into the podcast or simply rate and share! Check out our MERCH STORE! DONATE HERE you help make the podcast better!   Help spread Kamen Rider to the world with #KamenRider and #Globalsatsu! Send questions, topics, and whatever else you want to tokudoncast@gmail.com   Your Hosts Carl @kaijucarl Rob @sicsecho

Vasu Kulkarni had one mission in life: follow his love for basketball. Vasu founded Krossover, a sports analytics company that sold video and data tools to sports teams around the world. Vasu helped pioneer this industry and eventually built up his business and sold it. He went on to found ​​Courtside Ventures, an early stage venture fund investing in tech and media companies at the intersection of sports and gaming. Tune into this week's episode to discover the power of following a passion.

For Episode 12 of Today's News Tonight, we're joined by Asa Greenriver as we discuss Mortal Kombat 11's movie crossover DLC, Red Dead Online getting a standalone release, XCloud coming to Smart TVs, the massive success of Age of Calamity, and more! Where to find Asa: Twitter: https://twitter.com/agreenriver07 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnaE4rzzH-eMNVlkN3sL_3Q --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gvg/support

On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for April 10, 2021, we break down the bills which moved from one state legislative chamber to the other during this "crossover week." Plus: a look at extra money lawmakers will have to budget with this year; the S.C. Ports Authority's record-breaking March; and much more.

Vasu Kulkarni Entrepreneur, Investor, Advisor to early stage startups and sports / media companies Partner at Courtside Ventures and CEO at Krossover. Time Stamps:: 1:00 Early Entrepreneurship Mindset 2:00 Starting Krossover 3:00 From Basketball to Business Mindset. 5:00 Working Hard and Having a Clear Mind. Making Sacrifices. 6:00 Living a Healthy Lifestyle 6:40 Risk and Control in Entrepreneurship 10:20 Dealing with problems. Monetizing what you love. 12:00 Know your strength and Weakness Knowing what your team and business needs. 14:00 Company is bigger than the owner. Get it to a point where it is running with out you. 15:00 Be innovative. Someone is always working harder.

In Episode 5 of Feel the Teal we link back up with Head Girls Basketball Coach Coach Nunemaker at Glendora High School. We talk about setting and achieving goals. We talk about running thousands of miles in a year. We chat about what’s worse - a person leaves a cart in a planter or a person who walks slowly across a crosswalk? We finish of the episode with talking about which film companies we prefer Hudl, Krossover, VidSwap etc. and why. We discuss scouting and how to plan to scout effectively for success.  Visit us at:  http://wwww.canyonspringsathletics.org Follow us on Social Media at:  Instagram: @canyonsprings_athletics Twitter: @athletics_CSHS    --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Vasu Kulkarni, Founder and CEO at Krossover that raised $50 million and got acquired in 2017 and currently a Partner at Courtside Ventures. In this episode he talks about how he personally managed to raise funding for his company and why he didn't go the traditional way with it. We also talked about Courtside Ventures and what's going on in the gaming and fitness industry now. Courtside Ventures: http://www.courtsidevc.com/ Register to vote in the US: https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote

Usually, I’m the one doing the interviewing on this podcast. Today, the tables have turned!  I was interviewed on the KONVOS series over on the High Fat High Fun YouTube channel early this year. I’ve gotten a lot of listeners since I last shared my story, and what better way for them to get my story than listening to me be interviewed! Thanks to Aaron for having me on his channel!   Follow Aaron: @a.d.keto on Instagram High Fat High Fun on YouTube Follow me on Instagram @primalbro!  Check out my website! Click here to view my online shop! Support me by shopping my Amazon Influencer page! For discounts and other links, click here! Email me any time at primalbro@gmail.com! And please, if you could be kind enough to leave a rating and review I would REALLY appreciate it!!

Vasu Kulkarni, Founder of Krossover and Investor at Courtside Ventures.  Check him out at VasuKulkarni.com

Matt and Always Hold On To Smallville's Zach Moore take a trip across the universe (and about 200 years back in time, apparently) to Syfy's Krypton. Summer break fun times ensue!

On Episode 8 of the Dark Horse Podcast, I talked with Vasu Kulkarni, CEO and founder of Krossover, an online basketball analytics platform. Vasu has been deeply passionate about basketball since he was growing up in India, where he was listening to games on the radio at 6 in the morning before school. He knew he wanted to be involved in basketball somehow, and decided to start at the top, writing a letter to NBA commissioner David Stern asking for a job. When that didn’t pan out, he decided to start his own company, and 10 years later, found himself celebrating the Cav’s championship win in the locker room. Tune in to hear more about his journey, his potential stand up career, and our co-host Johnny Saliano’s amazing stories about Prince!

Nick Persico is Head of Growth at Close.io, helping thousands of inside salespeople close more deals. He's a former Co-Founder at Smart Host (which was acquired by Beyond Pricing). Former VP of Ops at Krossover, Hustler at Elastic/Close.io, and outside sales at Sysco. His passion is technology in the enterprise, and how the next generation of tools and workforce are changing it.   In this episode you'll learn: [01:40] How did Elastic pivot to Close.io? [03:12] What were Nick's main tasks at Close.io? [05:30] What are all the Close.io pricing tiers? [06:15] How was Close.io initially framed as a pitch? [07:50] What is Close.io's top marketing channel? [09:55] What's the team structured like at Close.io? [11:40] What are Nick's main responsibilities at Close.io? [12:55] What is Close.io's content strategy? [15:00] How to approach your free trial users? [17:40] How to help a prospect make a decision? [18:45] What is Nick's approach to enterprise selling? [22:20] What has been the most surprising thing about growing Close.io? [24:20] How to drastically increase your opportunity close rate? [26:20] How does Nick envision his future? [28:00] What made Nick come back to Close.io?   Links mentioned: Nick on Twitter Nick's Website Nick on Close.io   Brought to you by Experiment 27. Find us on Youtube here.   If you've enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Digital Agency Marketing Podcast on iTunes and leave us a review for the show.   Get access to our FREE Sales Courses.

(We would like to apologize for the beep sound you hear roughly between the 44 and 54 minute mark) This week, Drew dusts off his soap box with a message for Bills fans everywhere. It's not about the W's & L's...it's about friendship, family & the guy standing next to you when it's 5 degrees at The Ralph. We also provide our takes on the 53 man roster after cut down day, and then preview our Week 1 matchup vs the New York Jets with AFC East Bro's Kyle Smith! www.Krossover.com/grandstand www.grandstandsportsnetwork.com http://www.rocsportsnetwork.com/the-huddle-mag.html @RockpileReport - Twitter therockpilereport - Instagram       Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this edition of High School Football America with Jeff Fisher, Dallas Morning News sports writer Matt Wixon discusses the current situation with DeSoto (Texas) head coach Todd Peterman, who found-out that he may not be brought back after leading Eagles to a state championship in 2016. Also on the show, Fisher talks with Pat Blizniak of Krossover, who talks about the latest greatest in game film breakdown.

Episode from 3/1/17Guests:Vasu Kulkarni - Founder of Krossover and Managing Partner of CourtSide VenturesBen Zauzmer - Writer for The Hollywood Reporter and Analyst for the LA Dodgers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guests: Vasu Kulkarni - Founder of Krossover and Managing Partner of CourtSide VenturesBen Zauzmer - Writer for The Hollywood Reporter and Analyst for the LA Dodgers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the pilot episode of SeatGeek's On Deck Podcast, host Will Flaherty talks to two serial sports entrepreneurs and investors about their careers in sports technology. Vasu Kulkarni, founder of video analytics startup Krossover, and Deepen Parikh, an entrepreneur, investor, and Vasu's partner in sports venture capital firm Courtside VC, discuss the opportunities and challenges they see in the field of sports business and technology today. This episode's intro and outro music is an edited version of "Super Bubbly" by Jesse Spillane (http://www.jessespillane.com/).

On this edition of the High School Football America Radio Show, technology in high school football takes centerstage. Host Jeff Fisher talks with Chad Cargill, founder of Echo 1612 about his company's recent partnership with XOS Digital that will bring Echo's instant replay technology to college football in 2017. Echo is high school football's #1 instant replay sideline technology. Also on the show is Ken Hoffmann, Manager of Partnerships at Krossover, the nation's top video breakdown service that saves coaches time and money, plus gives them advantages when scouting opponents.

Carl Haas Show Notes Coaches at the DIII level are somewhat limited in how much contact they can have with players in the off season, therefore Coach Haas utilizes his captains to help maintain contact amongst players and keep them focused on off season priorities. He meets with these captains weekly throughout the academic year to gauge where they are and help direct what needs to be happening. Coach Haas lets the team pick the leaders. Has his team do goal setting at the beginning of the off season. Everyone fills out an information and goal sheet: academic goals for the year and your career personal goals athletic goals for each player individual and the team overall Can’t meet with players on an athletic basis, but can on an academic one. Academic goals are checked on once a week, and with upperclassmen it happens twice a month. Coaching is about relationships, so any investment in time with a player is like “putting a deposit in the bank”, it may not look like much at the time, but over time it builds a trusting relationship. Coach lives by the quote; “players don’t care about what you know, until they know you care.” In season his team attempts to set up trips or experiences for the team to share together. In 2016 for spring break they are going to head out West and play a couple of games and see the west coast. Some players have never seen the pacific coast so they will see it for the first time with their team. Coach has a list of “non-negotiable” fundamentals that guide his teams playing style and behavior on the field. He ensures his coaches are on board and then they reinforce the standards daily. The final buy in from players comes when they see that it works. Stresses to kids to play to the whistle, including practice or especially during practice. Players must “adapt and overcome”, and coach Haas tests this in practice all the time. Coaching tools that Coach Haas uses Krossover Share the play Reference Coaches and materials that Coach Haas uses: Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks “are we competing everyday in everything that we do” ~Pete Carroll Movie: Miracle “How much are you willing to sacrifice for an unknown?” ~Herb Brooks Always explain why to your players. Why things are important is important to getting their buy in. Players will work hard as long as they know why, they don’t need guarantees, just the “why”. The post Laxicon003, Interview with Carl Haas, Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach at DePauw University | Leadership appeared first on Laxicon.

Carl Haas Show Notes Coaches at the DIII level are somewhat limited in how much contact they can have with players in the off season, therefore Coach Haas utilizes his captains to help maintain contact amongst players and keep them focused on off season priorities. He meets with these captains weekly throughout the academic year to gauge where they are and help direct what needs to be happening. Coach Haas lets the team pick the leaders. Has his team do goal setting at the beginning of the off season. Everyone fills out an information and goal sheet: academic goals for the year and your career personal goals athletic goals for each player individual and the team overall Can’t meet with players on an athletic basis, but can on an academic one. Academic goals are checked on once a week, and with upperclassmen it happens twice a month. Coaching is about relationships, so any investment in time with a player is like “putting a deposit in the bank”, it may not look like much at the time, but over time it builds a trusting relationship. Coach lives by the quote; “players don’t care about what you know, until they know you care.” In season his team attempts to set up trips or experiences for the team to share together. In 2016 for spring break they are going to head out West and play a couple of games and see the west coast. Some players have never seen the pacific coast so they will see it for the first time with their team. Coach has a list of “non-negotiable” fundamentals that guide his teams playing style and behavior on the field. He ensures his coaches are on board and then they reinforce the standards daily. The final buy in from players comes when they see that it works. Stresses to kids to play to the whistle, including practice or especially during practice. Players must “adapt and overcome”, and coach Haas tests this in practice all the time. Coaching tools that Coach Haas uses Krossover Share the play Reference Coaches and materials that Coach Haas uses: Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks “are we competing everyday in everything that we do” ~Pete Carroll Movie: Miracle “How much are you willing to sacrifice for an unknown?” ~Herb Brooks Always explain why to your players. Why things are important is important to getting their buy in. Players will work hard as long as they know why, they don’t need guarantees, just the “why”. The post Laxicon003, Interview with Carl Haas, Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach at DePauw University | Leadership appeared first on Laxicon.

Carl Haas Show Notes Coaches at the DIII level are somewhat limited in how much contact they can have with players in the off season, therefore Coach Haas utilizes his captains to help maintain contact amongst players and keep them focused on off season priorities. He meets with these captains weekly throughout the academic year to gauge where they are and help direct what needs to be happening. Coach Haas lets the team pick the leaders. Has his team do goal setting at the beginning of the off season. Everyone fills out an information and goal sheet: academic goals for the year and your career personal goals athletic goals for each player individual and the team overall Can’t meet with players on an athletic basis, but can on an academic one. Academic goals are checked on once a week, and with upperclassmen it happens twice a month. Coaching is about relationships, so any investment in time with a player is like “putting a deposit in the bank”, it may not look like much at the time, but over time it builds a trusting relationship. Coach lives by the quote; “players don’t care about what you know, until they know you care.” In season his team attempts to set up trips or experiences for the team to share together. In 2016 for spring break they are going to head out West and play a couple of games and see the west coast. Some players have never seen the pacific coast so they will see it for the first time with their team. Coach has a list of “non-negotiable” fundamentals that guide his teams playing style and behavior on the field. He ensures his coaches are on board and then they reinforce the standards daily. The final buy in from players comes when they see that it works. Stresses to kids to play to the whistle, including practice or especially during practice. Players must “adapt and overcome”, and coach Haas tests this in practice all the time. Coaching tools that Coach Haas uses Krossover Share the play Reference Coaches and materials that Coach Haas uses: Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks “are we competing everyday in everything that we do” ~Pete Carroll Movie: Miracle “How much are you willing to sacrifice for an unknown?” ~Herb Brooks Always explain why to your players. Why things are important is important to getting their buy in. Players will work hard as long as they know why, they don’t need guarantees, just the “why”. The post Laxicon003, Interview with Carl Haas, Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach at DePauw University | Leadership appeared first on Laxicon.

Carl Haas Show Notes Coaches at the DIII level are somewhat limited in how much contact they can have with players in the off season, therefore Coach Haas utilizes his captains to help maintain contact amongst players and keep them focused on off season priorities. He meets with these captains weekly throughout the academic year to gauge where they are and help direct what needs to be happening. Coach Haas lets the team pick the leaders. Has his team do goal setting at the beginning of the off season. Everyone fills out an information and goal sheet: academic goals for the year and your career personal goals athletic goals for each player individual and the team overall Can't meet with players on an athletic basis, but can on an academic one. Academic goals are checked on once a week, and with upperclassmen it happens twice a month. Coaching is about relationships, so any investment in time with a player is like “putting a deposit in the bank”, it may not look like much at the time, but over time it builds a trusting relationship. Coach lives by the quote; “players don't care about what you know, until they know you care.” In season his team attempts to set up trips or experiences for the team to share together. In 2016 for spring break they are going to head out West and play a couple of games and see the west coast. Some players have never seen the pacific coast so they will see it for the first time with their team. Coach has a list of “non-negotiable” fundamentals that guide his teams playing style and behavior on the field. He ensures his coaches are on board and then they reinforce the standards daily. The final buy in from players comes when they see that it works. Stresses to kids to play to the whistle, including practice or especially during practice. Players must “adapt and overcome”, and coach Haas tests this in practice all the time. Coaching tools that Coach Haas uses Krossover Share the play Reference Coaches and materials that Coach Haas uses: Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks “are we competing everyday in everything that we do” ~Pete Carroll Movie: Miracle “How much are you willing to sacrifice for an unknown?” ~Herb Brooks Always explain why to your players. Why things are important is important to getting their buy in. Players will work hard as long as they know why, they don't need guarantees, just the “why”. The post Laxicon003, Interview with Carl Haas, Head Men's Lacrosse Coach at DePauw University | Leadership appeared first on Laxicon.

#MoreWins is the theme of Episode 16 of Hoopdarshan, the finest podcast on Indian Basketball. Hosts Kaushik Lakshman and Karan Madhok are joined by Bengaluru-raised tech entrepreneur Vasu Kulkarni, who has turned his start-up 'Krossover' into a must-have service for NBA, College, and High-School coaches in North America and beyond. In a candid chat, Kulkarni spoke to us about how growing up and learning hoops in Bengaluru shaped his ambitions, how Krossover is furthering advanced analytics in basketball, and meeting God... er, Michael Jordan. 

discussion regarding Krossover products and related basketball analytics

On this edition of High School Football America, Jeff Fisher talks with Chuck Petersen of Orange Lutheran High School in Southern California. OLu plays in the ultra-tough Trinity League, which year-in and year-out features some of the top high school football teams in the country. Prior to coming to Orange Lutheran Coach Petersen spent 17 years as an assistant coach at Air Force where in 2003 he was named Assistant Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association. Also on the show, Fisher talks with Ken Hoffmann of Krossover Intellegence about the company's cutting-edge game film breakdown for coaches and their programs. When you receive your game film back from Krossover, each event from your game will appear as its own video clip tagged with play and player information that will allow you to search and sort the footage however you’d like. They'll even extract stats from the footage, giving you everything from basic box score information to advanced analytics that measure your offensive and defensive efficiencies.

discussion regarding Krossover products and related basketball analytics

Vasu Kulkarni, founder of Krossover & Courtside Ventures continues our Coaching U LIVE 2015 Podcast Series talking to Coach Brendan Suhr about how Krossover got started, how Krossover helps teams win more games, the next big thing in sports tech & much more! Vasu Kulkarni, founder of Krossover & Courtside Ventures continues our Coaching U LIVE 2015 Podcast Series talking to Coach Brendan Suhr about how Krossover got started, how Krossover helps teams win more games, the next big thing in sports tech & much more!

Vasu Kulkarni, founder of Krossover & Courtside Ventures continues our Coaching U LIVE 2015 Podcast Series talking to Coach Brendan Suhr about how Krossover got started, how Krossover helps teams win more games, the next big thing in sports tech & much more! Vasu Kulkarni, founder of Krossover & Courtside Ventures continues our Coaching U LIVE 2015 Podcast Series talking to Coach Brendan Suhr about how Krossover got started, how Krossover helps teams win more games, the next big thing in sports tech & much more! Follow @VasuKulkarni

On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with Ken Hoffmann of Krossover. Krossover provides a service to breakdown game film of every game that users upload. The player evaluation and scouting tools such as interactive down and distance reports, in-depth tendency reports and searchable clips are used by over 6,000 high school, college and professional sports teams worldwide. Krossover’s game film analysis offers users comprehensive statistical breakdowns, and is accessible online or via the Krossover mobile app. Users can also create and share highlight reels or full-game video with anyone, and sort their film by a variety of specific and unique categories. Also on the show, Fisher talks with Lubbock High School (Texas) head football coach Jason Strunk, who also writes "The Turnaround" at highschoolfootballamerica.com

Craig Smith and Eric Miller of Pods & Sods join Lee and Adam of KST to talk all about Craig's experiences on the KISS Kruise III.

Vasu Kulkarni joins the podcast to talk about basketball analytics, his company and how they help high school and college basketball teams, and his goal of measure basketball IQ and hustle.