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In 1976 Gail Marquis and her team won the silver medal and on August 12, 2023 they were inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Gail joins host Natalie Heavren to discuss her Hall of Fame experience. The pair also discuss her journey to the 1976 Olympics, winning the silver medal, the team's impact on women's basketball as a whole and more. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!IbottaRight now, Ibotta is offering our listeners $5 just for trying Ibotta by using the code locked when you register. Just go to the App Store or Google Play store and download the FREE Ibotta app and use code LOCKED.BirddogsGo to birddogs.com/LOCKEDONNBA or enter promo code LOCKEDONNBA for a free white tech hat with any purchase. You won't want to take your birddogs off we promise you.FanDuelMake Every Moment More. Right now, when you bet on a Super Bowl Winner, you can GET BONUS BETS EVERY TIME THEY WIN IN THE REGULAR SEASON! FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In 1976 Gail Marquis and her team won the silver medal and on August 12, 2023 they were inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Gail joins host Natalie Heavren to discuss her Hall of Fame experience. The pair also discuss her journey to the 1976 Olympics, winning the silver medal, the team's impact on women's basketball as a whole and more. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Ibotta Right now, Ibotta is offering our listeners $5 just for trying Ibotta by using the code locked when you register. Just go to the App Store or Google Play store and download the FREE Ibotta app and use code LOCKED. Birddogs Go to birddogs.com/LOCKEDONNBA or enter promo code LOCKEDONNBA for a free white tech hat with any purchase. You won't want to take your birddogs off we promise you. FanDuel Make Every Moment More. Right now, when you bet on a Super Bowl Winner, you can GET BONUS BETS EVERY TIME THEY WIN IN THE REGULAR SEASON! FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Coach Thompson interviews Coach Del Harris, member of the Naismith Hall of Fame, in the 15th episode of Season 2 of Chuckin' it from the Cheap Seats.
#MarchMadness, #NaismithHallofFame, #NBA, #Masters, #MLB, ChicagoCubs, #ChicagoWhiteSox & #NFLDraft.We talked about the Women's LSU Tigers & Men's UCONN Huskies winning the NCAA Basketball Championships. the 2023 Naismith Hall of Fame class last Saturday, the Chicago Bulls made the "Play-in Tournament" for the first time in franchise history, who will win the 2023 Masters?, Chicago Cubs & Chicago White Sox play on Friday and this weekend...which team will win their series this weekend? and our predictions of the few picks in the 2023 NFL Draft.Ovidio's Big Leap Ink: https://bigleapink.comDarrick's catering business: https://apeelinggourmet.godaddysites.comEpidemic Sound - Relate CushyEpidemic Sound - When it hits yaEpidemic Sound - AtlasEpidemic Sound - Bud HEpidemic Sound - BurnerEpidemic Sound - 88 OrbitEpidemic Sound - Trap CloudEpidemic Sound - Scoring (Instrumental Version)Epidemic Sound - Moving with the GangEpidemic Sound - MassInstagram - @CrossSports_ Twitter - @crosssportsllc TikTok - @crosssports77
#MarchMadness, #NaismithHallofFame, #NBA, #Masters, #MLB, ChicagoCubs, #ChicagoWhiteSox & #NFLDraft.We talked about the Women's LSU Tigers & Men's UCONN Huskies winning the NCAA Basketball Championships. the 2023 Naismith Hall of Fame class last Saturday, the Chicago Bulls made the "Play-in Tournament" for the first time in franchise history, who will win the 2023 Masters?, Chicago Cubs & Chicago White Sox play on Friday and this weekend...which team will win their series this weekend? and our predictions of the few picks in the 2023 NFL Draft.Ovidio's Big Leap Ink: https://bigleapink.comDarrick's catering business: https://apeelinggourmet.godaddysites.comEpidemic Sound - Relate CushyEpidemic Sound - When it hits yaEpidemic Sound - AtlasEpidemic Sound - Bud HEpidemic Sound - BurnerEpidemic Sound - 88 OrbitEpidemic Sound - Trap CloudEpidemic Sound - Scoring (Instrumental Version)Epidemic Sound - Moving with the GangEpidemic Sound - MassInstagram - @CrossSports_ Twitter - @crosssportsllc TikTok - @crosssports77 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cross-sports/support
Matt previews the Masters with the Humpman, discusses UFC with The Punisher, and talks about the latest Basketball Hall of Fame class and the new collective bargaining agreement in the NBA!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Ric discusses the 2021 Class of Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame members and the struggle to produce an annual class of inductees while protecting the Hall's integrity at the same time.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bucher-and-friends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Sylvia Hatchell is a Naismith Hall of Famer, Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, 3X National Coach of the Year, and 3X ACC Coach of the Year. At North Carolina she won a NCAA Championship, made 3 NCAA Final Four Appearances, made 23 NCAA appearances and has 8 ACC Tournament Championships. At Francis Marion she won the AIAW and NAIA Championship. Sylvia is also a 3X author of books: Fight! Fight!: Discovering Inner Strength When Blindsided By Life The Complete Guide to Coaching Girls' Basketball: Building a Great Team the Carolina Way The Baffled Parent's Guide to Coaching Girls' Basketball (Baffled Parent's Guides) We had the honor or interviewing Sylvia Hatchell about Mental Toughness and Team Culture. Sylvia dives into some of the mentally tough players she had to honor to coach such as Ivory Latta, Nikki Teasley, and Allisha Gray. She always talks about what type of talent (physically and mentally) that she looked for when she was recruiting. Sylvia also discuss where confidence comes from and how coaches can help their athletes build their confidence. Coach G. Information Here is her Instagram Here is her website FREE Goal Setting Guide/E-book for athletes Coach David Information Here is his Instagram Here is his website
BATON ROUGE – LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey will be enshrined into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Czabe and Carol Maloney host former Dematha HS star, and All-American from Notre Dame Adrian Dantley outside the Palm in Tysons Corner. AD talks about getting traded multiple times despite leading the NBA in scoring, whether his "ground bound" game could survive in today's NBA, and the time Vinny Johnson's head knocked him out. Also, a breakdown of how Baylor dominated Gonzaga, and more!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Lauren Jackson has been nominated as one of 9 basketballers to be inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame, she stands head and shoulders above anyone in Australia for achievements to the sport of basketball and no doubt a humbling honour
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Hey Squizers - this is our new podcast, Sport Today. Like Squiz Today, it's a weekday rundown of what's happening in sports news. It drops at 4pm each weekday and it's about great stories that mean you'll be part of more conversations - so give it a go. And do us a favour, tell your sports mad people about it - it's for them too. Subscribe at Apple or Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts by searching for Sport Today.America's Cup American Magic Capsize.Cameron Smith Statue. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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816 Basketball presents The Greatest Games Podcast. Join us for Episode 92 as Herb Magee, the head coach of Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, PA, talks with us about his greatest game. Coach Magee is truly a legend. In 53 years as a head coach he has won 1,123 games, been to 31 NCAA tournaments, had 37 seasons with 20 wins or more and is a Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer. His 1,123 wins places him second all-time behind Duke's Mike Krzyzewski for most wins as a college basketball coach. In this episode Coach Magee talks about how he has run a first-class program that instills discipline and work ethic in players all while being incredibly successful in the win column. His heart for the game of basketball, the coaching and playing community of Philadelphia and for his players shines through brightly in this episode. We can't thank Coach Magee enough for joining us on the show. Visit TeachHoops.com/816basketball for incredible basketball coaching content and resources from Coach Steve Collins. Sign up for the two week free trial, learn and grow as a coach and support the show all at the same time. Share, subscribe and leave us a 5 star review if you enjoy. Follow us on Twitter at @816Basketball.
Boomer delivers a rare interview with NCAA College Player of the Year, 11-time NBA All-Star, Naismith Hall of Famer and current Head Coach of the fabled Georgetown Hoyas, Patrick Ewing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We got Cynthia “Raise the Roof” Cooper in the building ladies and gents! Question: Who was the first person to bust her ass in the WNBA? Answer: NOBODY. Coop takes us back to her childhood, and how Lynette Woodard – the first female Harlem Globetrotter – was the female basketball player she looked up to. She talks about the dynamic duo she and Cheryl Miller formed at USC, the decade she spent dominating the basketball scene in Italy, and how she spoiled herself with some fine Italian leather goods while she was there. Luckily, she came back to represent the USA and win some gold, and then stuck around to play in the first ever WNBA season. She speaks about her elite Houston Comets team — you know, that one with Coop, Tina Thompson AND Sheryl Swoopes. Yeesh. How they won four — that’s back to back to backto back! — championships. Coop breaks down why she is absolutely made to be a coach in the NBA, and there’s just no disagreeing. Straight facts. Settle in and get ready for this episode. The first woman to be inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame, Cynthia Cooper is a legend of the game. Period. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Harvey Araton joined the Wingspan Podcast to discuss his latest book, ‘Our Last Season: A Writer, A Fan, and A Friendship,’ the New York Knicks, and much more. Araton, who is a Naismith Hall of Fame sports journalist and covered thousands of Knicks games, spoke about the inspiration behind his latest book and shared his experiences and stories covering the Knicks throughout his prestigious career. He concluded the episode with his thoughts on the Nets and his opinions on the Dec. 22 start date. ‘Our Last Season: A Writer, A Fan, A Friendship’ (https://www.amazon.com/Our-Last-Season-Writer-Friendship/dp/1984877984/ref=nodl_) You can find Araton on Twitter @AratonHj) --------- Submit your questions and comments to WingspanPodcast@gmail.com. Please remember to subscribe and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. --------- Message from our Partner: SportsHosts is building the world's first platform just for sports fans with the belief that bringing people together from around the world through shared passions can amplify what unites us. Before Covid-19, that meant connecting people to see games together, but right now, all their energy is focused on bringing people together digitally on the SportsHosts app to share stories, talk sport and build connections around the world so that when sports returns, we can have mind-blowing experiences at home or away. SportsHosts YouTube Trailer. --------- Join us on the app today. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wingspan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wingspan/support
For the very last week of Only A Game, we're bringing back some of our favorites. NPR host Peter Sagal drops by with a story about running and male body image. Also, we revisit the stories of Alfred "Tup" Holmes, who fought to desegregate golf in Atlanta in the 1950s, and Leo Ferris, a basketball pioneer who continues to be snubbed by the Naismith Hall of Fame. Plus, Bill Littlefield returns for one last rhyme, and the OAG staff imagines a World Series apocalypse. Join us!
Corbin McGuire talks with Tamika Catchings, an NCAA national champion, a WNBA champion, a four time Olympic gold medalist, a Naismith Hall of Fame inductee, and now vice president of basketball operations for the WNBA's Indiana Fever, about her basketball career, her determination to overcome a hearing disability, and what she is doing with her post-playing career.
Life In Basketball Hosts Jacob Lane and Alex Stengel are joined by Naismith Hall of Famer and NBA 2Lou President, Dan Issel, to talk about his journey through the game of basketball. From his recruitment at Kentucky and relationship with Joe B. Hall, to his career in the ABA and NBA, to his new charge of getting the NBA to Louisville, not many have a better story than Dan Issel.
Sidney Moncrief was an NBA superstar with the Milwaukee Bucks, earning countless awards and accomplishments, including the ultimate honor of being selected into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Sidney's successes are not limited to the court, as he's also emerged as a leader in business, coaching, writing, and consulting. In our conversation in the SGG podcast, we discussed: 1. What he learned from his high school coach, the legendary Oliver Elders: “He placed a very high emphasis on being a quality person. That superseded anything you did on the court… He made us realize that life was much more than just basketball.” 2. “We knew he cared about us as people.” 3. “Your impact lasts beyond those three or four years that you have with those players. It's going to stay with them for a lifetime. If you instill just selfishness and you caring about being a winning coach without caring about them academically or as people, that's what they're going to spill out for the rest of their life. If you show them love, you show them compassion, you show them that accountability matters, that being a good teammate matters, being a good person matters, character matters, that's what they're going to show for the rest of their lives.” 4. The critical time that Coach Eddie Sutton offered compliments to Sidney and his teammates – an occasion that built their confidence and spurred them on to the Final Four the next season. 5. The importance of Coach Sutton's assistant coaches giving him advice to instill confidence in his players… and Coach Sutton's willingness to listen to them. 6. What it felt like to get “called to the coach's office.” 7. “Greatness was not even part of our mindset. He interjected that greatness theory.” 8. The importance of timing in coaches' conversations with their teams. 9. His wake-up call to the physicality of the NBA – and how Coach Don Nelson guided him to playing defense at the highest level. 10. The thing that really makes you a great coach: Maintaining high expectations of players. 11. “Players today need to know why they're doing certain things.” 12. The influence of his upbringing on his development as a tenacious competitor. 13. The importance of having experienced players as models for younger ones to learn from. 14. Discipline as an everyday part of life. 15. His new book. 16. Exercise, rest, rejuvenation, and personal care: “There's only so much film you should be watching…The players don't get the best you when you're constantly watching film and are constantly stressed out.” 17. Knowing and respecting the different motivations that players bring to the table. 18. What he means by “tenacity” in his new book. “Pace, aggressiveness, focus, determination…” 19. “Love what you do and do what you love…and change the world!”
The Blazers finished the last 5 games 4-1 to go 6-2 in the seeding games and just barely make it to the play in with the 8 seed! Damian Lillard is setting records and tying his career high of 61 to somehow squeak out wins and will his team to the play-in against the Memphis Grizzlies! Tara Bowen-Biggs joins us as we discuss how stressful and intense that final game against the Brooklyn Nets was, how we feel about the Blazers chances going forward, how this team struggles despite Dame's dominance, we also discuss the hall of fame, 100 Percent Trent and more! What questions do you have? Comment and hit us up on Twitter! Peeps in Plaid | @PeepsInPlaid | https://www.twitter.com/peepsinplaid Christian Gmelin | @ChristianGmelon | https://www.twitter.com/christiangmelon Austin Kaphammer | @AKaphammer | https://www.twitter.com/akaphammer And you can find this episode’s guest: Tara Bowen-Biggs | @tcbbiggs | https://twitter.com/tcbbiggs Huge thank you to Tara for joining us especially late and after a mentally taxing game! And to our musical contributors, Ziggy Zay and Mashonibeats for the intro and outro music. Check out Ziggy wherever you stream your music and Mashoni on Soundcloud! Episode Timeline: :26 – The Blazers win, and welcome Tara! 1:50 – Reviewing Blazers-Nets, and the stress that came with watching it. 4:47 – Are we worried about these close games? 6:09 – Could you imagine if this was the last game of the season? 7:02 – Dame is garnering ALL the attention. 17:24 – What were the Blazers chances going into the seeding games? 18:54 – The Nets are mirroring the Clippers last year, and the Blazers should have beaten them more easily. 20:25 – CJ has a broken back??? Tara's research comes to the rescue as we try to understand. 24:20 – Christian predicted all 5 final games correctly, we summarize those games. 25:35 – Christian retells the tragedy of failing to secure $61 Dames. 27:15 – How do we feel going into the Grizzlies Play-in and potential Lakers Playoff games? 31:51 – Has Zach Collins been overhyped? Can he continue to improve and impress? 39:45 – For the Blazers, the best defense is THE BEST offense. 40:30 – Let's talk Hall of Fame! Do the Blazers have hall of famers on their team? Tara describes her experience at the Naismith Hall of Fame. 47:25 – Brief discussion on Dame and the haters/Skip Bayless. S/O @GoldnerPDX 49:05 – Damian Lillard cares, and he leads, and he is involved... and we are lucky to have him. 52:40 – Christian explains his gripe with the Hall of Fame by dropping a bomb of sadness. 58:00 – Discussing the WNBA, Seattle Storm and Brittney Griner. 101:21 – #100PercentTrent is a perfect nickname for a guy who give it his all every play.
This week, Bob chats with 2017 Naismith Outstanding Contributor Ann Meyers Drysdale! Now a VP with the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA, and color analyst for the Phoenix Suns, the Naismith Hall of Farmer talks about her life in basketball. Growing up in a competitive sports home and signing a contract with the Indiana Pacers are just a few of the stories she shares with us today.Bob Rathbun @BobRathbunTVAnn Meyers Drysdale @MeyersAnnDO YOU WANT YOUR QUESTION ANSWERED BY BOB?Shoot us a tweet @NaismithTrophy and your question could be answered on next week's episode!For more information about the Naismith Trophy Award, visit our home on the web. - http://naismithtrophy.com/This Episode's SponsorJersey Mike's
Pittsburgh-based The Athletic sportswriter Stephen J. Nesbitt (“How the Pipers, Condors and Pro Basketball in Pittsburgh Went Extinct”) joins to help us dig into the surprisingly rich (though mostly woeful) history of professional hoops in the Steel City. Though the game has long thrived at the collegiate level (Pitt’s Panthers began playing in 1905; the Duquesne Dukes in 1914), the city’s record of success at the pro level has been distinctly more fleeting. In fact, some would argue it was never better than the pre-integration Black Fives era of the 1910s/20s, when eventual Naismith Hall of Famer Cumberland Posey led his Monticello (1912) and Loendi Big Five (1919-23) clubs to five “Colored” Basketball World Championships. As professional (and eventually integrated) leagues took root in the decades that followed, Pittsburgh’s attractive demographic profile made it a natural choice for inaugural – yet ultimately short-lived – franchises in virtually every major hardwood circuit that came calling, including: The never-playoff-qualifying Pirates (1937-39) and re-born Raiders (1944-45) of the NBA-precedent National Basketball League; The lamentable Ironmen (1947-48) of the NBA tributary Basketball Association of America; The Connie Hawkins-led Renaissance (“Rens”) of the one-and-a-half-season (1961-62) American Basketball League; and especially; The head-scratching Pipers of the legendary American Basketball Association – who, despite winning the league’s first championship behind regular-season and playoff MVP Hawkins in 1968 – relocated to Minneapolis, moved back to Pittsburgh, and finally re-branded as the “Condors” for two forgettable last seasons (1970-72). With a checkered pro history like that, it’s little wonder that the basketball team most memorably associated with the City of Bridges wasn’t even a real club – the Pittsburgh Pisces (née Pythons) of the 1979 sports/disco fantasy cult film classic The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh.
Kenny Smith may have declared "It's Over!!!" when Vince Carter threw down some explosive dunks at the 2000 Slam Dunk Contest, but now it looks like Vinsanity's career is officially under wraps. The fellas reminisce on the high flying dunk-robatics of Air Canada spanning a record four decades and discuss the likelihood of his entrance into the Naismith Hall of Fame. ESPN Oral History of 2000 Slam Dunk Contest Vince Carter's "Dunk of Death" Fabulous invites Carter to his party The podcast has gone global. Thank you all for bringing us into your homes, phones, and cars. Email the fellas questions, comments, and ideas at FastBreakwithMarkandNick@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter @Fast_Break_M_N. Don't forget to subscribe and leave those 5-star reviews! Credits: Intro Music: Epic Trailer by Serge Narcissoff | https://soundcloud.com/sergenarcissoff Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US
Professional athletes can have fame, often good fortune and the great ones take being a role model seriously. Three time Olympian, Women’s Basketball and Naismith Hall of Famer and WNBA superstar, Katie Smith, is that and more. She has always been an authentic spark of positive energy on and off the court. Katie dominated women’s basketball in high school and college as well as the ABL & WNBA professional leagues. In addition, she's also embraced being a leader and is highly decorated with awards and championships. On top of it all, she’s been a true team player at every level and an advocate to inspire girls to be positive, motivated and strong. Today on Happiness through Hardship - The Podcast, we talk about resilience...especially during job transitions. Katie Smith, shares her story going from a player to coach in the WNBA. I smiled throughout the interview knowing that so many of her comments were incredibly relatable. We often have to pivot our lives, when something bad happens. When we lose a job, lose a loved one or just lose direction on what we want in life...having some advice on how to handle those hard times can make putting one foot in front of the other easier. Katie Smith has wise words on how she did it in the WNBA...and how we can all do it, as well. Listen and enjoy this episode where Katie shares her gems of wisdom on mindfulness, a personal and professional network. Make sure you stay until the end when we play "The Grateful Game." She talks about being grateful for good mentors, great family/friends and HULU. We also reminisce about the inaugural season of the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx, our appreciation for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx organization and her true gratitude toward the fans. Please also take a minute to rate, review and subscribe. You leaving a review helps us with our podcast ranking. The higher we are ranked, the more people can discover our show. Tune in every Wednesday for new episodes. Show Notes and Links: You can follow Katie with the Minnesota Lynx: https://www.facebook.com/minnesotalynx/ Katie Smith Website: https://www.katiesmith30.com Minnesota Lynx: https://lynx.wnba.com/ WNBA: https://www.wnba.com/ Connect with Katie via The Ohio State University Zoom Call - Thursday, June 11th - Register HERE https://sportsandsociety.osu.edu/events/ssi-huddles-katie-smith-talk-womens-sports?utm_campaign=asc_alumni-event_fy20_Microbiology-Event_Digest_Webinar_06-02-2020&utm_medium=email&utm_source=EOACLK&fbclid=IwAR0C-_ZFxZvJZOu7CXZnydjC3vpC5XEtk9jaoNVF5tO6zpUGtGZIQGe0PDs www.PrettyWellness.com/podcast - for more information on the podcast episodes www.PrettyWellness.com/cancer-resources - easily accessible cancer information www.Instagram.com/prettywellness - for daily wellness tips www.CarynSullivan.com www.Facebook.com/PrettyWellness www.Twitter.com/PrettyWellness Happiness through Hardship - The Book: amzn.to/39PAjuT
So June 8 it is for SEC athletes to return to campus for voluntary workouts. Chris Oats’ injury situation. Former UK coach and newly named Naismith Hall of Famer Eddie Sutton passes away.
Ben Herron interviews Coach Bob Hurley, considered to be the top High School coach in the country! Naismith Hall of Fame Basketball Coach Bob Hurley won 26 state championships along with winning 4 national Championships. However he considers his biggest achievement to be having all but 2 of his players graduate from high school and go to college! Make sure to also check out his foundation, The Hurley Family Foundation. Webcast 4-30-20.
With Rudy T getting elected to the Naismith Hall of Fame this week, we listen back to our conversation with his old roommate Calvin Murphy (who Tomjanovich selected to present him for induction). Murphy also explains why his teammate Moses Malone was misunderstood and remembers when he found out the Rockets were moving to Houston. Plus, we listen back to a conversation Host Robert Land had with College Baseball Hall of Famer and legendary Rice Owls Manager Wayne Graham, who celebrates his 84th birthday this week. He tells about his time in the majors with Casey Stengel. Email Info@HoustonSportsTalk.net for questions or comments. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @HSTPodcast
Razorback legend Sidney Moncrief joins the show to discuss his former college head coach Eddie Sutton joining the Naismith Hall of Fame. Plus Brett McMurphy joins the show to discuss college football. All that and more!
Scott Ferrall talks basketball with NBA Radio's Rick Kamla. They discuss this year's Naismith Hall of Fame class and Bill Walton's career. Then, he talks with Spurs TV Play by Play voice Bill Land about Tim Duncan's career and Becky Hammon's coaching career with the Spurs so far. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
LakerTom from lakerholics.net is back with Gerald as they discuss the recent announcement of Kobe Bryant being inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame and why this could be one of the greatest classes of all time. They also go into great detail about the possibility of finishing the NBA season, the rumored Vegas gathering if that happens and what it might look like. Plus who should be the Lakers starting center next season, and how would canceling the season affect not only the Lakers but their 2021 pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo. All this and an announcement of upcoming guests talking NBA draft coverage on our latest Lakers Fast Break podcast! Don't forget to Subscribe to our shows and leave us that 5-Star Review with your questions and comments on Apple Podcasts! Presented by Inside Sports, Pop Culture Cosmos, Voice From The Underground-The Podcast, Rob McCallum Films, the novel Congratulations, You Suck (available for purchase HERE), and Retro City Games! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
LakerTom from lakerholics.net is back with Gerald as they discuss the recent announcement of Kobe Bryant being inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame and why this could be one of the greatest classes of all time. They also go into great detail about the possibility of finishing the NBA season, the rumored Vegas gathering if that happens and what it might look like. Plus who should be the Lakers starting center next season, and how would canceling the season affect not only the Lakers but their 2021 pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo. All this and an announcement of upcoming guests talking NBA draft coverage on our latest Lakers Fast Break podcast! Don't forget to Subscribe to our shows and leave us that 5-Star Review with your questions and comments on Apple Podcasts! Presented by Inside Sports, Pop Culture Cosmos, Voice From The Underground-The Podcast, Rob McCallum Films, the novel Congratulations, You Suck (available for purchase HERE), and Retro City Games!
With the recent announcements of the new members to the Naismith Hall of Fame, Les and I decided to outline our criteria as to what constitutes a Hall of Famer.
Monday, April 6, 2020 | Naismith Hall of Fame, Yahoo! Sports Vince Goodwill by Michigan Sports Network
On todays show the Sports Desk celebrates 50 episodes, Dee & Black are joined by @PjDarrell as we cover WrestleMania 36! We also cover the 2020 Naismith Hall of Fame Class, we talk ESPN moving up the highly anticipated Chicago Bulls Documentary “The Last Dance”, we also talk some NFL & what’s going on with UFC 249, Enjoy!
Monday, April 6, 2020 | Naismith Hall of Fame, Yahoo! Sports Vince Goodwill by Michigan Media Network
Eddie Sutton FINALLY named to Naismith Hall of Fame Guests- Conor O'Gara
Rudy Tomjanovich: Former Rockets player and 2x championship coach on his induction into the Naismith Hall of Fame and the class he joins
Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser discuss the PGA Tour aiming to start in June, Bill O'Brien's explanation of the DeAndre Hopkins trade, if this is the best Naismith Hall of Fame class and much more.
Naismith Hall of Fame coach Gary Williams joined the podcast this week to discuss his reaction to the cancellation of the NCAA Tournament due to COVID-19 and the 2002 National Championship 18 years later.
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Naismith Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman reflects on her pioneering journey in basketball
In this week’s podcast, Taylor Vippolis has on Naismith Hall of Famer Charlie Scott, who was the first African-American scholarship athlete at UNC, to talk with the former star basketball player about his life and the adversity he faced on a daily basis throughout his time in Chapel Hill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Title: Head Men's Basketball Coach/Assistant Athletic Director For Trine University, Angola, IN Phone: (260) 665.4843 Email: millerb@trine.edu @TrineThunderMBB Miller joined the program in 2011 and has more than 17 years of collegiate basketball playing and coaching experience, including serving as a graduate assistant coach to Bob Knight at Texas Tech University, who ranks third on the all-time NCAA Division I wins list. Miller’s eight-year career as head coach at Trine University has included eight consecutive top-four MIAA finishes which culminated in the 2019 MIAA Regular-Season Championship. The 2019 MIAA Title was the first MIAA Championship in Trine history and marked the first outright MIAA Championship by a school other than Hope (Mich.) College or Calvin (Mich.) College since 2005. The team was led by senior Pete Smith who was named the MIAA’s "Most Valuable Player" as well as Marcus Winters who would earn the MIAA’s "Defensive Player of the Year" award. The 2018-19 team also set Trine’s D-III record for wins in a season with 19 victories The Thunder have posted an overall record of 124-86 under Miller’s guidance including a 68-44 mark against MIAA foes. In 2016, Trine advanced to the MIAA Tournament Championship game for the first time in school history after defeating No. 5 Hope on its home floor in the semifinal round. Miller also led Trine to its first-ever home game in the MIAA Semifinals in 2014-15 as the Thunder placed second in the conference. Miller's basketball career started when he was a player at the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio and at Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Mich. At Hillsdale in 2003, Miller was selected team captain, Academic All-Conference, and team "Defensive Player of the Year." Hillsdale reached the NCAA Division II National Tournament in back-to-back years for the first time in school history during Miller’s sophomore and junior season’s in 2001 and 2002. Miller worked as an assistant men's basketball coach for three Hall of Fame coaches that amassed seven National Championships throughout their careers. Miller began his collegiate coaching career working for BCAM Hall of Fame Coach Ed Douma (one National Championship) whom he previously played for at Hillsdale. In 2007, his career took him to Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, where he served as a graduate assistant coach to Naismith Hall of Fame Coach Bob Knight (three National Championships) and was involved with on-campus recruiting and player development. In 2009, he became the Head Assistant Men’s Basketball coach and National Recruiting Coordinator at South Plains College in Levelland, Texas for Junior College Hall of Fame Coach Steve Green (three National Championships). While at South Plains, Coach Miller coached and or recruited nine players that would transfer on to NCAA Division I Universities. He earned a Bachelor of Science in history and physical education from Hillsdale and a Master’s degree in exercise sport science from Texas Tech. Brooks, his wife Gretchen, son Champ, and daughter Jordan, reside in Angola, IN. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support
The guys from Dawgman.com - Chris Fetters and Scott Eklund - talk about Washington's newest 2020 commit, offensive lineman Samuel Peacock from Gig Harbor, and what that means not only for the offensive line numbers this year, but what it also means down the road. While they're talking about the big men, they also talk about who they think their OL rotation will be next year, as well as depth. The Huskies lose four seniors (Trey Adams, Nick Harris, Jared Hilbers, Henry Roberts), and there are questions as to who will be the starters at three positions. With the Huskies on a bye week, Fetters and Eklund also quickly roll through the five Pac-12 games and pick their winners. Stanford is at Washington State, ASU is at Oregon State, UCLA is at Utah, Arizona is at Oregon, and USC travels to California. Finally, Fetters talks a little about today's hoops game, as the Huskies travel to Toronto to play Tennessee in the Naismith Hall of Fame Classic. The game is on ESPN+ (streaming), as well as KOMO 1000AM radio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On the latest episode of the NBC Sports California Kings Insider podcast, James Ham sits down with Naismith Hall of Fame shooting guard and new NBC Sports California Kings analyst Mitch Richmond. Topics include his thoughts on the Team USA experience, Michael Jordan vs. Kobe Bryant and what his new role will be this season on the telecast.
Hall of Famer, Paul Westphal joins Lindsey Smith this week to talk about his induction into the Naismith Hall of Fame, being one of Nike's first athletes and more!
LaChina Robinson, Devereaux Peters and Terrika Foster-Brasby welcome Naismith Hall of Famer & ESPN women's basketball analyst Rebecca Lobo to the show to weigh in on the Mercury-Wings fight, the player suspensions that followed and the issue if officiating in the WNBA.
Why Listen: Seriously? This is Coach K. I know nothing about sports, and even I know about Coach K. Hailing back to my days trying to escape from the Naval Academy, my friend Scott and I would go down to Duke to hang out with a friend of mine from High School. Hearing her and her friends talk about Coach K with reverence, started my esteem for this man. Despite his insanely busy schedule, Coach K took time to speak with me and the Beyond the Uniform audience about how his military experience shaped his coaching philosophy, how he crosses the generational gap to motivate his players, how to overcome failure, how to achieve work-life balance and more. About Coach K: A graduate of West Point, Mike Krzyzewski is a living legend. In 39 seasons at Duke, Coach K is a Naismith Hall of Fame coach, a five-time national champion and 12-time Final Four participant; a 6 time Gold Medalist as head coach of US Men's National Team, and is the winningest Basketball Coach in Division 1 Men's Basketball history.
Can Damon Bailey's scoring record be topped in 2021? Who will commit to #IUBB first? Basketball legend and Naismith Hall of Famer George McGinnis is on the show today.
In a long overdue honor, Nuggets and Sixers legend Bobby Jones goes into the Naismith Hall of Fame! Jeff takes a look back at Jones' Nuggets career and his time on the best-ever Denver Nuggets team from 1974-78 Enjoy the show!
In this very special episode, LaChina Robinson is in Tampa for the Final Four and sits down with the WBCA and Naismith Hall of Fame position award winners Asia Durr (Louisville), Megan Gustafson (Iowa), and Bridget Carleton (Iowa State). Plus, after talking with the winners, she sits down with the Naismith Hall of Famers themselves: Cheryl Miller, Katrina McClain, Teresa Edwards, Lisa Leslie, Ann Meyers Drysdale and Nancy Lieberman.
After the news broke that Eddie Sutton will not be inducted in the Naismith Hall of Fame, Phillip and Joel get on to discuss the situation. They also discuss the baseball and softball series victories over the weekend. NOTE: All major swearing has been bleeped out, but listen with caution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episódio 157 • Gravado em 18 de fevereiro de 2019 Q1 (00:40). Após quase nove anos comandando os destinos do New Orleans Pelicans, o general manager Dell Demps foi demitido. Sob a sua gerência, a franquia de Louisiana só chegou três vezes à pós-temporada e avançou para as semifinais da Conferência Oeste apenas uma vez. Mas o principal motivo da sua demissão foi a necessidade de que alguém mais competente negociasse a troca de Anthony Davis a fim de obter o melhor pacote possível. Q2 (08:42). Foram anunciados os finalistas da classe de 2019 do Naismith Hall of Fame. Sete ex-jogadores da NBA estão na lista, incluindo três que fizeram sucesso defendendo o Milwaukee Bucks: Marques Johnson, Sidney Moncrief e Jack Sikma. Os demais são Paul Westphal, Bobby Jones, Ben Wallace e, finalmente (!), Chris Webber. INTERVALO (21:50). No quadro "Oito e Oitenta", vamos conferir as performances de Klay Thompson, na derrota do Golden State Warriors para o Portland Trail Blazers, e de Otto Porter Jr., na vitória do Chicago Bulls sobre o Memphis Grizzlies. Q3 (25:14). Um resumão do que aconteceu de mais importante no All-Star Weekend, desde o Jogo das Celebridades e o Rising Stars Challenge na sexta-feira, passando pelo sábado com o Desafio de Habilidade, o Torneio de 3 Pontos e o Campeonato de Enterradas, até o All-Star Game, vencido pelo Team LeBron. Q4 (37:46). Travis Schlenk, general manager do Atlanta Hawks, concedeu uma entrevista ao jornalista da ESPN Adrian Wojnarowski na qual contou detalhes do processo que o levou a aceitar trocar Luka Doncic por Trae Young com o Dallas Mavericks horas antes do Draft 2018.
In part two of this special episode celebrating the 1,000th win of Coach C. Vivian Stringer, guest moderator Felicia Hall Allen is joined by former assistants and mentors of Coach Stringer including South Carolina assistant coach Jolette Law, Mystics assistant coach Marianne Stanley, former Iowa athletic director Dr. Christine Grant and Naismith Hall of Fame coach John Chaney.
You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. Join the conversation by leaving texts and voicemails at (331)-979-1369.Locked On Bulls is back with a Friday episode, the guys dive into the inductees to the Naismith Hall of Fame in 2018, who from the Bulls past was inducted, and who should be the next players up for a Hall of Fame bid. The guys use the second half of the show to take a voicemail about Fred Hoiberg, the concerns with him as a long term option, why he's not like Brad Stevens, and why Jordan believes Hoiberg's tickets to success lie within Markkanen and Carter. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. Join the conversation by leaving texts and voicemails at (331)-979-1369. Locked On Bulls is back with a Friday episode, the guys dive into the inductees to the Naismith Hall of Fame in 2018, who from the Bulls past was inducted, and who should be the next players up for a Hall of Fame bid. The guys use the second half of the show to take a voicemail about Fred Hoiberg, the concerns with him as a long term option, why he's not like Brad Stevens, and why Jordan believes Hoiberg's tickets to success lie within Markkanen and Carter. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Considered one of the greatest all-around college basketball players of his era, seven time All-Star, Grant Hill, sits down with Andy Bernstein this week at the NBA Finals in Cleveland to discuss his legendary Blue Devil career and growing up a UNC fan. The son of a star NFL Running Back, Grant had been exposed to, not only sports, but politics through his parents ties to Hillary Clinton and George W. Bush. Grant discusses his rivalry with Jason Kidd that goes back to college, their co-Rookie of the Year awards, and now their induction into the 2018 Naismith Hall of Fame class alongside Steve Nash, Maurice Cheeks, and our very own, Andrew D. Bernstein. Grant discusses the lessons Coach K instilled in him at Duke that he took with him into the NBA where he led the Detroit Pistons in points, rebounds, and assists three times in six seasons; a record he shares with the great Wilt Chamberlain. After injuries threatened to derail Grant's career, he persevered becoming an indispensable role player with the Suns that eventually led him to the Western Conference Finals after fifteen seasons in the NBA. Retirement has kept Grant busy as both a renowned art collector, investment adviser, and part-owner of the Atlanta Hawks. Hear all of his legendary stories right here on this week's episode of Legends of Sport.
We take a look back at the careers of Grant Hill, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, and Ray Allen as they headline the 2018 Naismith Hall of Fame class. We also briefly discuss the masters and the NBA playoff race as well as Joe's alcoholism.
On this episode, Sean talks about a few things.. those are: Breaking news in sports (Houston Rockets clinching 1st, first HS prospect to go pro in G-League, 2018 Naismith Hall of fame inductees, and more!), news, results, and matchups of the LA sports teams, and the Miami Open (tennis tournament.) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seanssportsstop/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seanssportsstop/support
Dapper J and Bobby G finish the month of March with some of the most controversial topics yet. They start with Dapper J''s recap of the Big K.R.I.T. show. Then they get into the controversial topics of Howard University's financial aid scandal, then they discuss Jeremy Meeks securing the bag from a billionaire heiress. From the gossip, the duo talk basketball, specifically discussing the new Naismith HOF inductees and Final Four picks. Afterwards they touch on Lamar Jackson's pro day and Odell possibly getting traded. They close the podcast discussing the Tory Lanez vs Eric Bellinger beef and Dapper J's new TIDAL playlist. So with all that being said, press play and vibe out to a dope conversation with some of the internet's best.Feel free to subscribe to all the available platforms and tell your friends to do the same / leave a review. You may get a shout out.shopformajor.com for 1000 Jumpers merchRecorded on March 29, 2018Order of conversation1000 Jumpers theme performed by KP Marino (@kpmarinoo)Layup by Big K.R.I.T. (@bigkrit) https://youtu.be/wkT0Q8y_xkMDap's Big K.R.I.T.'s concert experienceHoward University Financial aid scandal | https://twitter.com/ABC7Annalysa/status/979013974191681537Jeremy Meeks finesse legend | https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-moms/news/chloe-green-is-pregnant-with-first-child-with-hot-felon-jeremy-meeks/Naismith Hall of FameFinal FourUCONN dominanceLamar Jackson Pro Day | https://youtu.be/Y1Q7WDbNSTMOdell trade rumorsTory Lanez vs Eric BellingerOutro: Yikes by Eric Bellinger (@ericbellinger) | https://soundcloud.com/ericbellinger/yikesDapper J playlist on TIDAL: http://tidal.com/playlist/d3691fd4-b446-4d78-afe6-561d896b7fc2ALL COPYRIGHTS ARE TO THE OWNER OF THE MUSIC!Social Media / podcast linksTwitter: @1000_jumpers, @DapperJ & @BobbyGeorge413Instagram: @theonlydapperj & @bobbygeorge413iTunes: bit.ly/DBG1KGoogle Play: bit.ly/1000JGPiHeartRadio: bit.ly/1JiHeartRadioStitcher: bit.ly/1JStitcherSpotify: bit.ly/1JSpotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Tom McMillen on his former University of Maryland Coach Lefty Driesell ~ ". . .Lefty, I still keep in touch with him. He's indomitable. He's really a special person. He should be in the Naismith Hall of Fame. It's such an injustice. I mean when he retired as an active coach, there were only three other coaches who had more wins than he did. I think it was Dean Smith. . ." Tom McMillen, Retired Basketball Pro, Rhodes Scholar, Public Servant, Businessman, and Philanthropist in studio interview Andy Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen. This is Our Town. We have such a special man to talk to today. He's done so much in his lifetime, it's tough for me to keep up with him. But not only is he six feet 11, but he's got a track record that's unbelievable what he's done in the community. From playing professional basketball in the NBA to serving as US Congressman from the fourth congressional district of Maryland. He was a Rhodes Scholar. He's written a book about ethics and sports. He's been on a board of directors for the President's Foundation on sports, physical education, and nutrition. And these are only a few of his accomplishments, in addition to the unique distinction of being the tallest member of Congress. I got to know Tom McMillen with my involvement many, many years ago with Lefty Driesell and the University of Maryland. Tom McMillen, welcome to Our Town. Tom McMillen Loses U.S. Congressional Seat to Gerrymandering Tom McMillen: Well, it's great to be here Andy. Andy Ockershausen: Our Town is so big now, McMillen. Everywhere you went except Pennsylvania was Our Town. Certainly when you were in Congress in the fourth district was part, it's still part of Our Town. But they changed the voting district and they voted you out. Tom McMillen: It's the whole thing about gerrymandering they talk about today. Well, my district was basically split up into six different congressional districts. It's not new. It happens all over. The real question for me was ... It would have been nice to stay in Congress maybe 10, 12 years. There's really a choice you make whether you want to be there 30 years. I don't think I ever wanted to be kind of ... Andy Ockershausen: It wasn't a lifetime for you. Tom McMillen: ... a lifetime thing. It was more an opportunity to serve and make a difference. I had that experience and it was fantastic. Andy Ockershausen: Great. They were great years. Everything changed during your period in Congress. The whole delegation changed. And Virginia changed and Maryland changed. That's all part of our life has changed. I want to talk to the Tom McMillen I first heard about as a high school athlete. We had a relationship with the University of Maryland for WMAL and Lefty Driesell was one of our contacts. Lefty was trying to recruit a kid in Pennsylvania to come to the University of Maryland. The Road to University of Maryland Basketball and Coach Lefty Driesell Tom McMillen: Well, if you recall the history of that. My brother had played at Maryland- Andy Ockershausen: That's correct. Tom McMillen: -with Gary Williams, Coach Williams. Andy Ockershausen: They were players? Tom McMillen: They were teammates. My brother had played there. My brother was heading into medical school. He wanted me to go to Maryland. My other brother was at Carolina. He wanted me to go to Carolina. My other sister was at University of Pennsylvania. She wanted me to go there. The coach at University of Virginia used to coach in my hometown. He wanted me to go there. Andy Ockershausen: You had a lot of people pulling on you. Tom McMillen: Yeah. It was very difficult. It was compounded because I was on the cover of Sports Illustrated. I was the second high school player on the cover of Sports Illustrated in February of my senior year.
We look back on the 50th anniversary of the Game of the Century when UH defeated UCLA on January 20th 1968 in the Astrodome. Over the years on our show, we reminisced about the game, the atmosphere & the man behind it all, Cougars Head Coach & Naismith Hall of Famer Guy V. Lewis. You’ll hear past interviews from UH Legend Don Chaney, Houston Post & Chronicle sports writer & editor Mickey Herksowitz (who covered the game), Chronicle Cougars beat writer Joseph Duarte and Robert Jacobus, who wrote the book "Houston Cougars in the 1960’s: Death Threats, the Veer Offense & the Game of the Century”. Email Info@HoustonSportsTalk.net for comments or questions.
The elite coaches, the very best in their field, become synonymous with their programs. Pat Summitt and Tennessee, for example, or Geno Auriemma and UConn. The newest member of the Naismith Hall of Fame, Muffet McGraw and Notre Dame fit the bill. If you look at McGraw's bio on Notre Dame's website, the very top line is a quote from former Notre Dame athletic director Gene Corrigan when McGraw was hired in 1987: ""If we searched for an entire year. I don't think we would find anyone better suited for our program." He could have said 30 years and he would have been right! Over 750+ wins and 30 years later McGraw is still a dynamo; the type of coach that demands excellence on and off the court, and pushes her student-athletes to be strong, diversified and dynamic women. It is a pleasure to salute McGraw on her induction into the Hall of Fame with two of her very best players. Both have had tremendous success on and off the court, and personify the coaching career and achievements with student athletes achieved by McGraw.. First, we chat with San Antonio Stars General Manager Ruth Riley, the Most Outstanding Player when Notre Dame won McGraw's 2001 national championship. Then, after a recent game in Connecticut, we talked with Dallas Wings guard Skylar Diggins, who helped trigger the resurgence of Notre Dame to the Final Four caliber team every season that it is now. Congratulations on induction into Springfield Coach McGraw. It seems like another perfect fit. Enjoy the podcast!
Kansas City Star reporter Jesse Newell is joined colleague Gary Bedore, who speaks from Springfield, Mass., where Kansas Jayhawks coach Bill Self is being inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame on Friday night. What has been Self's reaction to the festivities? And who all is attending the ceremony? Gary answers those questions before telling stories about Self's orange jacket and dealings with those around him this week. Jesse and Gary also discuss KU recruiting, the return of former football coach Mark Mangino to Lawrence and KU football's 1-0 start. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This weekend the halls of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame will be opened to one of the legends of women's basketball. Rebecca Lobo is a woman whose success off the court as well as on has earned her a spot in the Hall, just down the road from where she grew up in Massachusetts, and about an hour from the University of Connecticut where she introduced women's basketball to so many now rabid Husky fans. There are articles all over talking about Lobo's career as a player, her influence on the women's basketball community and more. We will let those show that side of Lobo. We will show you a little bit of a different side we hope. Today we are celebrating Lobo with two people that know her as well as anyone, her ESPN broadcast partners Ryan Ruocco and Holly Rowe. As individuals, Ruocco and Rowe are two of the very best at what they do, covering everything from baseball and softball, football, and men's and women's basketball. It is a pleasure to welcome both back to Dishin & Swishin to talk about the Lobo we see and don't see; the person that greets the fans, tweets about her family and airports, but also the friend and confidant that puts in the work and prep with her colleagues to help make the broadcasts sound so good. Congratulations Rebecca on induction into the Naismith Hall of Fame! Well deserved, and it is a pleasure to know you, and call you a friend. Enjoy the podcast!
This episode is all about pioneering African American basketball star Zachary "Zach" Clayton, who will be enshrined in the Naismith Hall of Fame this week.Related Posts:Artifact of the Week (8): The 1941 Diversity TicketDonor Gift Allows Acquisition of Major Historical African American Basketball ArtifactZack Clayton Elected to Basketball Hall of Fame!Cumberland Posey, Jr. Elected to Basketball Hall of Fame!Artifact of the Week (1): Press Badge
In this segment of the Basketball Intelligence Podcast, Ray Lebov and Justin Keoninh discuss with Sam Smith, the history of the NBA and his newest work: Hard Labor - The Battle That Birthed the Billion-Dollar NBA. Sam Smith is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Jordan Rules, Second Coming, and There is No Next. Sam received the Naismith Hall of Fame 2012 Curt Gowdy Media Award and he writes for Bulls.com. You can follow him at @SamSmithHoops.
Ignite 2 Impact Podcast - Raise up and Inspire the Next Generation of Leaders
Besides being an American retired Hall of Fame basketball player, Dave Bing has many other major accomplishments. He's run a steel company where he became the top minority supplier to the the auto industry and later was elected Mayor of the City of Detroit. But after all that, this show discusses the thing he is most proud of - and the reason why he leaps out of bed in the morning excited about life and the impact he can make in the lives of young men. BINGO! This show will give a picture of what the young Dave Bing was all about and what makes him the leader he is today. (This is just part 1) Dave Bing has uniquely claimed success in three distinct arenas; professional sports, business and politics. Dave Bing was elected the 62nd Mayor of the City of Detroit in May 2009. A native of Washington, D.C., Bing is a graduate of Syracuse University where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Economics, and was later bestowed an honorary Doctorate of Laws in 2006. He was also a standout basketball player in both high school and college. Dave Bing came to Detroit in 1966 when he was drafted by the Detroit Pistons as their #1 pick. Voted one of the top 50 basketball players of all time, Bing was inducted into the Michigan Hall of Fame in 1984, and into the Naismith Hall of Fame in 1990. Bing turned his winning strategies from the basketball court to the boardroom as the founder of an automotive supply corporation, The Bing Group in 1980, where he served as President and Chairman until April 2009. Within a decade, The Bing Group was recognized as one of the nation’s top Minority-Owned Companies by Black Enterprise. Answering yet another call to serve, Bing decided to run for Mayor to help rebuild a city that he has loved and been a part of for more than 40 years. Proving that the basics of good performance, integrity and business can be applied to any area or industry, Bing has brought a renewed sense of trust and hope to the City of Detroit. Bing’s latest challenge is the establishing the Bing Youth Institute whose mission is to create a meaningful mentoring experience to help unleash the unlimited potential in young men of color. www.BingYouthInstitute.org See show notes at www.DrGenevaSpeaks.com Follow our hashtag #ignite2impact Please share this podcast, subscribe in iTunes and leave a review
LaChina Robinson sits down with Naismith Hall of Famer Lisa Leslie. Leslie dishes on her new book, her career after basketball, the WNBA, Dawn Staley and more.
Saturday morning, Bill Self joined ESPN's Hall of Fame selection show in Arizona and talked about the honor of becoming one of 11 people honored in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's 2017 class.
Saturday morning, Bill Self joined ESPN's Hall of Fame selection show in Arizona and talked about the honor of becoming one of 11 people honored in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's 2017 class.
LaChina Robinson welcomes 2016 Naismith Hall of Fame inductee Sheryl Swoopes to the show. Plus, Storm F Breanna Stewart and ESPN's VP of Women's Programming Carol Stiff join.
We recap our trip to the Naismith Hall of Fame (1:00), including two-lap Thibs apperance (8:14). We decide who was the most interesting players from week 1, who all happen to be Chris's man-crushes: Brock Osweiler, Carson Wentz and RG3, then disagree if Ezekiel Elliott is any good (12:58). Chris has two hot takes involving Trevor Simien not being a starting QB after this season, and Tony Romo playing for the Brown next year (27:33). We jump into week 2 picks as Chris tries to sucker me into a stupid bet on a pick-six (35:56), keep disagreeing on Kelvin Benjamin (42:42). If you couldn't tell, we fight... a lot.
Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss Denzel Valentine's injury, Tom Izzo's nomination for induction into the Naismith Hall of Fame, Kentucky's struggles, Monmouth's Top 25 resume, Butler's amazing offense and Tuesday night's interesting schedule of games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Gary Parrish is back with a new edition of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. He's joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie. The three of them discuss John Calipari's induction into the Naismith Hall of Fame, whether his vacated Final Fours should matter, which current coaches will also eventually enter the Hall of Fame, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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