Podcasts about Nike Hoop Summit

Josh, Dustin, and Raul look back on the 2025 season. Topics include: Best overall moment Favorite play - offense Favorite play - defense Biggest pleasant surprise Game they are most likely to rewatch  Most impressive win  Biggest positive takeaway from the season  Biggest “what if” from the season  Then they look forward to the 2025-26 season. They discuss the NBA potential of Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel, and Khaman Maluach. They pick the newcomers they are most excited about. And they share which player they would most like to see return to Duke for another season. Lastly, they discuss last weekend's Nike Hoop Summit, where Cameron Boozer dominated en route to a US victory. They also talk about what they saw out of Cayden Boozer, Nikolas Khamenia, and Duke recruit Nate Ament. [Note: This episode was recorded before Caleb Foster announced his return to Duke and before Shelton Henderson de-committed from Duke.] To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Corey and Albert give their final takeaways from the 2025 Nike Hoop Summit To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Corey and Albert give their final takeaways from the 2025 Nike Hoop Summit To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this energized episode of Y's Guys, Dave McCann and guest co-host Brian Logan (filling in for Blaine Fowler, who's away on the Cougars Cruise) deliver a jam-packed livestream filled with major BYU sports updates, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories. Headlining the night is BYU's big basketball signing of Rob Wright III, a former 5-star point guard from Baylor, along with the rising stardom of AJ Dybantsa, who dazzled at the Nike Hoop Summit. With preseason Top 10 buzz from national analysts and a likely Top 25 football/basketball dual ranking for next fall, Cougar Nation is buzzing with anticipation.Linebackers coach Justin Ena joins the show to break down BYU's elite linebacker room, which returns Isaiah Glasker, Jack Kelly, and Harrison Taggart, three of the team's top tacklers. Ena opens up about communication on and off the field, including how he first learned to connect through sign language with his wife, Sheri, who is deaf. He also shares which young linebackers are poised to emerge, thoughts on new NFL rules, and how BYU is building long-term depth amid the portal era.Later, the show welcomes four members of BYU's national champion landscape team—Tyler Stewart, Kinsey Flores, Tahis Ibanez, and Tucker Thompson—fresh off their 10th national title. From hardscape installs to sales and interior design, each student-athlete shares their competition wins and the passion behind BYU's elite landscape program. Their confidence, humor, and pride in representing BYU shine as they explain why landscaping is more than just plants—it's a booming industry with real career potential.Additional highlights include:Projected starters for BYU Football (Offense and Defense)Women's basketball adds Olivia Hamlin, a high-scoring guard and 2-time 4A Utah State Player of the YearEgor Demin declares for the NBA Draft while Richie Saunders is expected to returnNational ranking recaps for volleyball, golf, softball, and tennisA shout-out to BYU Cheer & Stunt for winning a national title, and to Swimmer Mackenzie Miller Lung, named Big 12 Women's Swimmer of the YearPlus a tribute to legendary BYU volleyball coach Elaine Michaelis, and the return of Kalani Sitake for a devotional in St. George Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Illini Inquirer's Jeremy Werner and Derek Piper react to a newsy weekend and Monday for Illinois basketball. The guys discuss Kasparas Jakucionis and Will Riley declaring for the NBA Draft, their projections and what having a pair of one-and-done draft picks could mean for the program. The guys then discuss what they saw from Illini commit David Mirkovic and Illini target Dame Sarr in the Nike Hoop Summit. Plus, the guys discuss the potential of a reunion with Adam Miller and whether he'd fit the roster. Follow the Illini Inquirer Podcast on: Apple: https://apple.co/3oMt0NP Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Xan2L8  Other: https://bit.ly/36gn7Ct   Go VIP for 50% OFF: https://tinyurl.com/ymnzkebb  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jeremy Werner joins the show to talk about the latest happenings with Illini basketball, as well as a pair of new commits for Bret Bielema. Later, Derek breaks down what he saw from Dame Sarr, David Mirkovic & others at the Nike Hoop Summit.

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The No Ceilings crew gathers to discuss their thoughts on the practices at Nike Hoop Summit, including breakdowns of Cam Boozer, AJ Dybantsa, Nate Ament, Kiyan Anthony, and some of the other top prospects in Portland for the event. Timestamps: 1:00: Cam Boozer/practice standouts 10:00: AJ Dybantsa 20:00: Nate Ament 40:00: Kiyan Anthony 55:00: Other prospects/wrap-up To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The No Ceilings crew gathers to discuss their thoughts on the practices at Nike Hoop Summit, including breakdowns of Cam Boozer, AJ Dybantsa, Nate Ament, Kiyan Anthony, and some of the other top prospects in Portland for the event. Timestamps: 1:00: Cam Boozer/practice standouts 10:00: AJ Dybantsa 20:00: Nate Ament 40:00: Kiyan Anthony 55:00: Other prospects/wrap-up To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Would Shrek have been the same with Chris Farley instead of Mike Myers? Masters update. The FAN brand manager Jeff Austin sits in to talk his career on his last day before retirement. Seahawks bring back a familiar face. We have our first college football holdout. Dan Hurley to the Nuggets? NBC play-by-play man Noah Eagle calls in to talk the NIke Hoop Summit. Worst Day on the Web: orcas ganging up on whales in the Gulf of Mexico. Steelers fans are terrified TJ Watt is leaving. Did a college baseball team just pull off the greatest celly of all-time? "Or" - Masters, Browns QBs, Ja Morant, Nico Iamaleava. Blazers wrap up their season this weekend.

We have our first college football holdout. Dan Hurley to the Nuggets? NBC Sports play-by-play man Noah Eagle calls in to talk the Nike Hoop Summit. Worst Day on the Web: orcas now ganging up on other whales.

NBC Sports play-by-play man calls in to talk the Nike Hoop Summit

Happy Masters Thursday! Luka scores 45 in emotional return to Dallas. Minor league team gives up 22 walks. Blazers out-tank the Jazz. Who to watch for in Saturday's Nike Hoop Summit. Worst Day on the Web: a restaurant in Spain substituted pigeon in a duck dish. Which dinosaurs should we bring back? What went wrong for the Nuggets? SB Nation's QB-only mock draft. Amateur at Augusta making headlines for non-golf reasons.

Blazers out-tank the Jazz. Who to watch at Saturday's Nike Hoop Summit. Worst Day on the Web: restaurant in Spain serving pigeon when it's supposed to be duck. Which dinosaurs should we bring back?

Are brackets the same as betting? Do you remember smoking sections in bars/restaurants? Luka Doncic returns to Dallas tonight and Mavs fans are still upset with the team. Danny calls in from Nike Hoop Summit practice. The sliding doors that may result from Michael Malone's firing. Former PGA pro Brian Henninger calls in and talks his 1995 Masters experience, and his new indoor facility, The Golf Farm. Mel Kiper, Jr's latest mock draft. Worst Day on the Web: Cody Bellinger got food poisoning from plain chicken wings... like no rub, no sauce... nothing. What is the worst order you've seen at a restaurant? It has been a quiet lead-up to the NFL Draft.

His thoughts on the World Team, and the sliding doors from the Nuggets firing Michael Malone

Are brackets the same as betting? Remember smoking sections in bars & restaurants? Luka Doncic returns to Dallas tonight. Danny calls in from Nike Hoop Summit practice. The sliding doors effect of Michael Malone's firing.

Anthony Levrets of The Next Pitch podcast sits in with Dusty as Danny is at the Nike Hoop Summit. Nuggets fire Michael Malone. Florida beats Houston for national championship. Is Todd Golden the new hotness?

Anthony Levrets, host of the Audacy podcast The Next Pitch, sits in with Dusty while Danny is at the Nike Hoop Summit. Nuggets fire Michael Malone. Florida beats Houston for 3rd national championship. Have NIL and the transfer portal helped college basketball? Worst Day on the Web: the 11 rudest things you can do at somebody else's house. What went wrong in Denver for Michael Malone? Brock Huard stepping away from FOX to coach son's HS football team.

2025 K-State women's hoops signee Jordan Speiser will participate in the Nike Hoop Summit on April 12th for team USA!

The January 20, 2025, episode of Y's Guys was packed with in-depth analysis, insightful interviews, and engaging stories. Hosts Dave McCann and Blaine Fowler kicked off the livestream by recapping recent developments in BYU sports, starting with a discussion of the 2025 preseason rankings and how BYU Football is earning recognition as a Big 12 powerhouse. The hosts analyzed BYU's football schedule, celebrated Kalani Sitake's induction into the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame, and discussed standout NFL performances by former Cougars like Andy Reid and Kyle Van Noy.The episode featured interviews with special guests: BYU Softball Head Coach Gordon Eakin, and BYU Men's Golf Head Coach Bruce Brockbank. Gordon Eakin previewed BYU Softball's upcoming season, focusing on key players like Lily Owens and standout freshmen Bre Townsend and Jada Williams. Bruce Brockbank reflected on his induction into the Utah Golf Hall of Fame and discussed the team's promising recruits and their preparation for the spring season.The show also highlighted AJ Dybantsa's selection to the USA roster for the Nike Hoop Summit, BYU Volleyball's perfect 6-0 start, and Connor Mantz's record-setting half marathon performance. Fans enjoyed personal anecdotes, trivia, and fun facts as the hosts engaged with the live audience. This episode delivered everything Cougar Nation loves about Y's Guys—insights, entertainment, and celebration of BYU athletics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's basketball coaching conversation, Blair Academy head coach Joe Mantegna shares his insights on teaching the game and radical transparency.Since arriving at Blair in 1999, Mantegna has transformed the school into a national prep basketball powerhouse. Under his leadership, Blair boasts an impressive record of 464-159, securing 16 Mid-Atlantic Prep League (MAPL) titles and 21 trips to the NJ prep “A” state finals, with state championships in 2009, 2011, 2014, 2019, and 2024.Blair's program has produced six NBA players, including Luol Deng '03 and Charlie Villanueva '03, who both played in the 2003 McDonald's All-American Game. Additionally, nine Blair alums have participated in the NCAA Final Four, with three winning National Championships. Over 80 players have moved on to Division I rosters, while ten have played professionally overseas. Many former players also coach at the NBA, NCAA, and prep school levels.Before Blair, Coach Mantegna was an assistant coach at four colleges, including Boston University and Lehigh University. His extensive coaching experience also includes international success. In 2023, he helped lead the South Sudan Men's National Team to three wins at the World Cup in Manila, a historic achievement for African basketball, qualifying them for the 2024 Paris Olympics. At the Olympics, South Sudan became the second African nation to ever win a basketball game.Mantegna's international coaching accolades include guiding the USA team at the 2022 NIKE Hoop Summit to victory and assisting South Sudan to a fifth-place finish at the 2021 FIBA AfroBasket. He also played a key role in South Sudan's qualification for the 2023 FIBA World Championships in Asia. Additionally, Mantegna served as the defensive coordinator for the U.S.-Select U-18 team at the Albert Schweitzer Games in Germany in 2014 and 2016, later becoming the head coach in 2018.

Today's guest is Michael Visenberg, Scout & Basketball Database Manager at ProInsight, a leading company in grassroots basketball scouting. Michael grew up in Toronto, Canada where he began projecting future NBA All-Star lineups and participating in mock drafts from a young age. With his extensive knowledge and expertise in the field, he plays a crucial role in identifying and evaluating emerging basketball talent. He has covered the top events around the world including the Nike Hoop Summit, Adidas Global Nations, the Nike Global Challenge, the Les Schwab Invitational, Border League and many others. Michael is a basketball scout, a sports writer, a prospect analyzer, a draft guru and I'm sure we could come up with many more labels by the end of this episode! Today we talked about: When he first started falling in love with the NBA His first NBA Draft analysis that opened the door for business His scouting workflow and how he organizes his notes Weighing analytics & measurements versus the eye test How many games he watches before he has a good feel Defining athleticism and what "being athletic" really means What BAM Testing is & why they use it in pre-draft combines How deep NBA teams really dive for player intel Which stats & movements he uses to analyze defense His reaction to the 2024 NBA Draft (some sleepers) and much more Thanks for tuning in! https://www.kevintarca.com/blog https://www.kreationtalent.com/

In this episode, we chat with Marshall Cho, head coach of the World Select team at the 2024 Nike Hoop Summit, and former varsity boys' basketball coach of Lake Oswego High School.  Marshall shares his journey from Jeju, South Korea to Springfield, Oregon, NYC, Mozambique, and back again. (1:59)We talk about his career path, starting as a TFA teacher in NYC to becoming a basketball coach, how his parents responded to the atypical career choice, and why he considers himself an educator first. (11:51)We discuss the importance of representation, mentorship, and community as an Asian-American coach and leader, how his identity influences his approach to coaching, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind. (21:48)We talk hoops, where his love of basketball started, his personal Mt Rushmore, and the best players he's coached against. (43:11)

Avery Howell, representing Boise, Idaho pulls up on Canada Hoops! Avery sits down with us to share her basketball story . Avery's Canadian roots are in Salmo, British Columbia, where her Mom was born and raised. Avery tells us about her training right now as she prepares for a potential summer with Canada Basketball and her up coming season at the University of Southern California. Avery talks about how basketball got started for her and why she really likes to watch Caitlin Clark. Avery talks about her recent participation in the Nike Hoop Summit and the prestigious McDonald's All American game. Avery tells us about her recruiting process and how she made her decision to play at USC and become a Trojan. Avery has not yet represented Canada Basketball but gave us some insight into what playing for the Program will mean to her and her family when the opportunity comes. Avery talks about the relationships she has formed with some other Canadian players already and is excited to play in the red and white with everyone. And we get a unique Top 5 of all time for Canada Basketball from Avery as well! Avery Howell is a player to watch for Canada Basketball in the future; and we appreciate her joining us on Canada Hoops! Hit us up on Twitter: @canadahoopspod @TheMattyIrelandHit us up on Instagram: @canadahoopspodcastEmail: canadahoopspodcast@gmail.comhttps://canadahoopspodcast.buzzsprout.com/

Pace Academy HC Sharman White recently completed a great stretch of basketball, coaching the McDonald's All-American game, helping lead the USA Basketball Minicamp in Phoenix, and then coaching the USA Team at Nike Hoop Summit in Portland. He sat down with me to provide details on all of those events, while also touching on some other broad topics concerning grassroots basketball.

On this episode, I discussed the 2024 NBA Draft with Tyler Rucker of No Ceilings. We discussed potential draft picks for the Utah Jazz, including Stephon Castle (my favorite), Ron Holland, Matas Buzelis, Alexandre Sarr, and Zaccharie Risacher. All of these players will be on an NBA Big Board for all teams teams so don't miss out. We then discussed the 2025 draft and Cooper Flagg, Ace Bailey, and more at the 2024 Nike Hoop Summit. Tyler was there and gave us his impressions of what he saw. You don't want to miss this one! Make sure you follow Tyler on Twitter: @tyler_rucker You can follow No Ceilings on Youtube:  @NoCeilingsNBA  Subscribe to the Hoops Nerd channel for Utah Jazz News, Utah Jazz Post Game Shows, Utah Jazz Rumors, Utah Jazz Film Break Downs, and more! My T-Shirt shop: https://www.teepublic.com/user/hansenjames Follow me on TikTok here: https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPd2dadd3/ Follow me on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/hoopsnerdnba/ Follow me on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/hansenjames #nbadraft #podcast #nba --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-hansen67/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-hansen67/support

Join Danny Marang and Brandon Sprague as they go over exit interviews, take a look back at the season, some notes from this past week's Nike Hoop Summit and looking ahead to the offseason - Draft, Free Agency and Summer League! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Episode 185 of the Ballislife In The Paint Show, hosts Ronnie Flores, Ani Umana and Chelsea Hopkins go hard on a variety of topics, including the record-breaking WNCAA Final and WNBA Draft and separating hype surrounding those event from the actual basketball perspective. Before the ITP Crew goes in on the past few weeks in women's basketball, Chelsea and Ani give their insight on the 2024 Nike Hoop Summit. Is Duke-bound Cooper Flagg head and shoulders above the other elites in the 2024 class? Who else stood out? The ITP Crew also give their take on the NCAA Final Four and UConn repeating as champions? Are the Huskies an all-time great NCAA team? Or was the field not very strong because of the parity and older players that switch teams in the NCAA transfer portal? Is Mark Pope's hiring at the University of Kentucky a big sign that relying on high school recruits is not an attractive strategy or was the pressure-cooker that is Big Blue Nation just not from some of the big-time coaches that were considered good candidates for the job? Chelsea goes in on the WNCAA Championship and the greatness of South Carolina's Dawn Staley to put together an unbeaten season with five new starters. This women's Final Four and the WNBA Draft drew record-breaking audiences, but will this crop of players make a big WNBA impact. Chelsea goes hard on why this WNBA Draft class will have a big impact socially but perhaps not as much on-court. Is there another sure-fire star besides Iowa's Caitlin Clark? Who was the best first round pick after the Indiana Fever's new star guard at No. 1? Who was the steal of the draft and which pick will a team regret down the line? The ITP crew also debates the NBA Play-In Games and if the Oklahoma City Thunder are a disrespected No. 1 seed? Is guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander a worthy MVP, or is the Nugget's Joker and the Mavs' Luka Doncic on another level? Chelsea and Ani dish hard on the topic! The ITP Crew goes hard on the most relevant topics in grassroots, college and pro basketball, and offer plenty of terrific insight, so make sure to tune in to Episode 185 from start to finish! Also make sure to check out our ITP Overtime shorts for more info, insight and behind the scenes stories! (0:00) - Intro (1:17) - Nike Hoop Summit Insight! (5:16) - Nike Hoop Summit Player Breakdown (10:01) - Cooper Flagg: Chelsea's Changing Eval! (14:38) - Kentucky's Coaching Change: Sign of Times? (18:20) - UConn Mens: Is This Team LIKE That? (22:39) - USA Basketball Mini-Camp: Eye-Catchers! (27:28) - Perspective On Record-Breaking WNCAA Tourney (37:18) - Chelsea's Perspective On 2024 WNBA Draft (43:42) - WNBA Draft: Veterans Not Playing It Forward? (54:22) - W Draft: Basketball Breakdown, Analysis (55:57) - ITP Hot Take: Best 1st Round Pick After Caitlin! (57:35) - ITP Hot Take: Best WNBA Draft Steal! (59:13) - ITP Hot Take: What Pick Will A Team Regret? (1:03:29) - What Will This Draft Mean To The W? (1:07:39) - NBA Play-In Games Quick Reaction (1:09:07) - Are The Thunder A "Disrespected" No. 1 Seed? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part II of the 2024 Nike Hoop Summit breakdown, Rafael and James Barlowe share their thoughts on the top performances from Team USA's 95-78 victory over the World Team. They begin by discussing Asa Newell's impressive display, highlighting his 17 points and 10 rebounds, showcasing how he outshined highly touted prospects Khaman Maluach and Ulrich Chomche. Moving on, the Barlowe Brothers analyze Cooper Flagg's standout game, where he recorded 19 points and 11 rebounds. However, despite his strong showing, doubts about Flagg's NBA potential and his billing as a potential top pick in the 2025 draft emerge from an NBA scout. In the final segment, Rafael and James turn their attention to the Rutgers duo of Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey, expressing particular concern over Bailey's shot selection. As they wrap up, James vocalizes his thoughts on Isaiah Evans' fit at Duke, pondering whether Kentucky, under new coach Mark Pope's pro-style offense, might be a better option for the talented player.

Welcome to the Locked On NBA Big Board podcast! In part one of our series on the 2024 Nike Hoop Summit, Rafael and James Barlowe delve into the standout performances from the World Team. Despite high expectations, the World Team fell short, succumbing to a 23-point loss to Team USA, largely due to their lack of depth. Nolan Traore emerged as a bright spot, showcasing impressive skills and potentially becoming France's future point guard alongside Victor Wembanyama and Alex Sarr. Rafael passionately makes the case for AJ Dybansta as his top prospect globally, regardless of class, while James shares his insights on VJ Edgecombe's contributions. Wrapping up, the Barlowe Brothers exchange thoughts on the struggles of African prospects Khaman Maluach and Ulrich Chomche, who managed only 6 points combined. They also touch on the inconsistent player measurements reported throughout the week, providing a comprehensive look at the 2024 Nike Hoop Summit World Team's performances and prospects. Tune in for more insights in part two!

Tyrese Proctor and Caleb Foster are coming back to Durham, but Jaylen Blakes, Jared McCain and Kyle Filipowski are on their way out. What will Duke's roster look like next year + Nike Hoop Summit talk. Follow @Duke_Wisdom on Twitter/X and Instagram Go to dukewisdom.org for articles

John Canzano talks the latest on Shohei Ohtani and Ippei Mizuhara, as well as the mass exodus of players from the Oregon State women's basketball program. Marshall Cho talks about the upcoming NIKE Hoop Summit where Cho will coach the WORLD team, and former Oregon Duck Nick Cody joins the show to talk Ducks and stand up comedy. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano talks to Marshall Cho, head coach of the World Team ahead of this weekend's 2024 NIKE Hoop Summit at Moda Center. Subscribe for great content.

Are you pulling for Tiger Woods at the Masters? Danny's review of Nike Hoop Summit practice. Worst Day on the Web: OJ Simpson is dead, and the Heisman Trust just doesn't get it. On the Timberwolves' failed sale to Alex Rodriguez & co.

The Masters app is perfection. The Shohei Ohtani interpreter saga keeps getting weirder. Are you pulling for Tiger Woods? Danny's thoughts on Nike Hoop Summit participants. Worst Day on the Web: OJ Simpson is dead, and the Heisman Trust is tone-deaf. On the Timberwolves' failed sale to Alex Rodriguez & co. Will there be movement at the top of the NFL Draft? Who will finally say yes to Kentucky? The mass exodus from Oregon State women's basketball. Curious party favors at one man's Masters party.

Corey ad Albert are joined by Coach Marshall Cho to talk coaching philosophy, the Nike Hoop Summit, and 2024 prospects To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Corey ad Albert are joined by Coach Marshall Cho to talk coaching philosophy, the Nike Hoop Summit, and 2024 prospects To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Episode 178 of the Ballislife In The Paint Show, hosts Ronnie Flores, Ani Umana and Chelsea Hopkins and Horace Neysmith go hard on the 2024 McDonald's All-American Game and the announcement of the 24 players selected to play in this year's game (April 2 in Houston). The big news from the standpoint of reaction to the roster selection is having three players from FAB 50 No. 1 Montverde Academy (Fla.) on the East Team and three from No. 3 Prolific Prep (Calif.) on the West Team. Should MVA had all five of its starters make the team? Is three the limit in the game? Are Asa Newell and Robert Wright two big snubs? See why Ronnie feels Rob Wright is easily the biggest snub and where he'd have him ranked in the 2024 class! The ITP crew goes over some of the McDonald's Game's top matchups, trends and players to watch. Can McEachern's Ace Bailey over-take MVA's Cooper Flagg as the top player and recruit in the class? Is Dylan Harper still underrated even though me might be the third best player in the class? The ITP Crew also reveals whom they feel on the East-West rosters can bring out the competitive juices in the game. They also reveal how Team USA for the 2024 Nike Hoop Summit gave a glimpse of who did and did not make the McDonalds' All-American Game. The focus of this week's pod is Mikey D's, but the ITP Crew also dishes on the firing of Bucks coach Adrian Griffin. What is warranted? Is there something deeper than defensive performance? Is Doc Rivers the answer for a team that must win now? The crew also talked the scoring outbursts of the 76ers' Joel Embiid and Timberwolves' Karl-Anthony Townes. Is Minnesota for real? The ITP crew offers some terrific insight on a variety of topics related to the 2024 McDonald's All-American Game, so make sure to tune in to Episode 178 from start to finish! Also make sure to check out our ITP Overtime shorts for more info, insight and behind the scenes stories! (0:00) - Intro (2:19) - Chelsea's Insight As Ranked Late-Bloomer (3:36) - McDonald's All-American Game Roster 1st Reactions! (7:49) - Can Ace Bailey Trump Cooper Flagg As No. 1? (12:20) - Dylan Harper: Still Underrated? (14:51) - McDAAG: Players/Matchups To Watch (22:39) - Nike Hoop Summit Team USA Roster Reaction! (26:46) - 3 Players From No. 1 MVA & No. 3 Prolific Prep! (32:39) - HS Programs W/Most All-Time McDonald's A-As (34:05) - Robert Wright Leads 2024 Snubs! (40:12) - Who Will Set The Competitive Bar? (45:04) - Bucks Fire Adrian Griffin: What?!? (53:58) - Individual NBA Scoring Outbursts: Wow! (56:52) - Are The Timberwolves The Real Deal? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our Great Coach on this episode is Don Showalter. Don is a basketball coach who over 32 years coached in High Schools in America, in that time he led teams to 601 wins 8 conference titles and 11 district championships. In 1998 he served as head coach of the youth USA Team at the 1998 Nike Hoop Summit. Then in 2001 he became chair of the USA Basketball Cadet and Youth Committee.He was then appointed coach of the USA under 16 and under 17 teams, and led those teams to 10 Gold medals at 62 straight victories.He is considered one of the best youth basketball coaches of all time and has lectured all over the world. He also has a new book called Cornfields to Gold medals.Some of the highlights from our discussion were:The communication circle his teams use to finish training where they hold hands and focusing on connecting with each other.The importance of quote being where your feet are end quote as you cant be a coach 24/7.And How he mentors the way he was, and that means not telling people what to do, but laying out the facts for them so they can make their own decisions. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the latest Home and Away Podcast, Albert Garbage Time Ghim is back with Alex Toohey the star incoming freshman for the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Come listen to Alex talk about his experience playing in the NBA Academy going up against guys like Dyson Daniels and Tyrese Proctor. Also hear him talk about his experience at the Nike Hoop Summit and how he's preparing for his freshman season in Spokane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the latest Home and Away Podcast, Albert Garbage Time Ghim is back with Alex Toohey the star incoming freshman for the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Come listen to Alex talk about his experience playing in the NBA Academy going up against guys like Dyson Daniels and Tyrese Proctor. Also hear him talk about his experience at the Nike Hoop Summit and how he's preparing for his freshman season in Spokane. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Emerald Sports Report returns for spring term! Host Aaron Heisen is joined by Mojo Hill, Lily Crane and Jonathan Suni. They discuss Oregon baseball, softball, and the Nike Hoop Summit which took place in Portland. This podcast was recorded and edited by podcast producer Brennan Furber. The music used is "Assim E Assado" by Rocky Marsiano (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/rocky-marsiano/beats-cenas/assim-e-assado/), modified under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode).

On paper, Sacramento can't guard Golden State. So the question is, can they outscore them with their record-setting offense?The Hawks go 9 deep with quality players, as do the Celtics. That's rare for a 2-7 matchup, but the key is whether Trae Young can keep up with the Js and their scoring.Is there more than meets the eye to this weird Brooklyn team that has nobody to guard Joel Embiid going up against the Sixers?Finally, a look at which high school prospects shined in last week's Nike Hoop Summit.Four more episodes with Nate & Danny per week are available exclusively on Dunc'd On Prime, plus it's the only place to hear John Hollinger & Nate as well! DuncdOn.SupportingCast.FM

We were on site all week for the Nike Hoop Summit and came away with plenty of reactions on every player ranging from Bronny James to Ron Holland to Zaccharie Risacher and more. We also wrap it all up with the surprise performance of Carter Bryant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We were on site all week for the Nike Hoop Summit and came away with plenty of reactions on every player ranging from Bronny James to Ron Holland to Zaccharie Risacher and more. We also wrap it all up with the surprise performance of Carter Bryant. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John Canzano talks to longtime NBA scout John Ross about his opinion on Jackson Shelstad coming out of the Nike Hoop Summit. Ross expresses his optimism on Shelstad as an NBA prospect and future first-round pick similar to his West Linn and Oregon predecessor, Payton Pritchard. Plus, Ross gives his take on if Bronny James is a legit NBA prospect, and if he would fit well with Shelstad at Oregon if he chooses to sign in Eugene. Subscribe to this podcast for more great content.

Jeremy Roach is entering the NBA draft... but is he staying there? The Duke Basketball Roundup has plenty of thoughts and opinions on the decision facing Duke's captain. Should he stay or should he go? And, regardless of what he chooses, how will it impact other Dukies we expect to be on the roster in the 2023-24 season?  After the break, the guys come back with a conversation about the Nike Hoop Summit. Three future Dukies were in action and, for the first time, we got to see a glimpse of how good Mackenzie Mgbako can be. 

This episode takes a look at the Nike Hoop Summit play from: Blake Buchanan Isaiah Collier Bronny James Michael Nwoko Mikayla Williams

Lake Oswego head basketball coach and World Team assistant coach, Marshall Cho, joins the Bald Faced Truth to talk about the Nike Hoop Summit and Jackson Shelstad

Danny kidnapped by Nike Hoop Summit yesterday. JV Blazers gave the Grizzlies everything they could handle before yanking Shaedon Sharpe. Will some combination of CJ Stroud & Bryce Young go 1&2 in the NFL Draft? Does somebody trade up to NOT take a QB?

BKE Season 2 Episode 21 - Danny Marang from the Danny and Dusty Show on Portland, Oregon's 1080 The Fan and the Jacked Ramsays Podcast   Joe Yolk is joined by Danny Marang to talk about what to expect from Josh Hart, both his highs and expected lows we will experience as Knicks fans.   They also talk about what Danny expects to see out of Cam Reddish and Matissye Thybulle for the rest of the season, and if the Blazers will get to keep Jerami Grant or if he will reach free agency.   They finish up the modern basketball talk with Joe asking Danny what is on a team's scouting report when they don't see the Knicks too often, which led to Danny giving an impromptu take (bashing?) about RJ Barrett and why he hasn't been high on him since he saw RJ at the Nike Hoop Summit back in 2018.   Joe gets a quick story about Bill Walton's time in Portland before his computer is on the verge of dying because his charger was chewed up by his dog.   Recorded Wednesday February 22nd.   Check Out the Dr. Jack Ramsay Initiative and donate if you can! https://www.africaoutreachusa.org/jackramsay/            

Host Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux) and draft expert Sam Vecenie of The Athletic (@Sam_Vecenie) discuss the 2022 NBA Draft. They discuss how March Madness affected various players' draft stock, the depth of this year's class, the Nike Hoop Summit, Overtime Elite and much more. Brought to you by BetOnline Subscribe to RealGM Radio on Apple Podcasts or via the RSS feed. 

On this week's episode of World of Basketball, Fran gets a chance to talk to Coach Roy Rana Toronto Native, Sacramento Kings assistant coach and a leader for the Nike Hoop Summit. Coach Rana is of Indian descent and was born in England. Rana served as head coach for Canada's Senior Men's National Team during the 2019 FIBA World Cup Americas Qualifiers where he led Canada to a 10-2 record and a first place finish in Group F to secure a 2019 FIBA World Cup bid. Rana is also one of the most successful high school coaches in Canada history.

Slappin' Glass sits down this week with the Head Coach of Blair Academy and the most recent USA Jr. National Team playing in the Nike Hoop Summit, Joe Mantegna. The trio dive headfirst into the areas of radical truthfulness and transparency, circles of accountability, pistol action, the two-sided fastbreak, and discuss summer camps, keeping it simple, and PNR trapping during the always fun "Start, Sub, or Sit?!"To join coaches from over 30 different countries who are taking advantage of an SG Plus membership, visit HERE. 

Mark Schindler and Jake Rosen discuss the Geico Nationals, Nike Hoop Summit, and the first Grassroots live session including UAA and EYBL.Enjoy the pod!Follow on Twitter @TagTheRollSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rafael Barlowe from NBABigBoard.com sits down with Michael Visenberg from ProspectiveInsight.com to discuss who stood out at the 2022 Nike Hoop Summit in Portland this past weekend. The Hoop Summit returned after a two year hiatus and featured some of the top projected prospects in the 2023 NBA draft along with Jean Montero who could be a 1st round pick in June.In the final segment, Rafael gives a sneak preview of his debut NBAbigboard.com mock draft which will drop on Monday afternoon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rafael Barlowe from NBABigBoard.com sits down with Michael Visenberg from ProspectiveInsight.com to discuss who stood out at the 2022 Nike Hoop Summit in Portland this past weekend. The Hoop Summit returned after a two year hiatus and featured some of the top projected prospects in the 2023 NBA draft along with Jean Montero who could be a 1st round pick in June. In the final segment, Rafael gives a sneak preview of his debut NBAbigboard.com mock draft which will drop on Monday afternoon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The best basketball players in the world under the age of 19 will be Portland this week taking part in the Nike Hoop Summit at the Moda Center on April 8.Reggie Walker, the promoter and director of the Nike Hoop Summit, joins the show talk about the event which has featured 14 No. 1 NBA draft picks over the years. Prospects to watch to include Dereck Lively, Kyle Filipowski, Keyonte George, Kel'el Ware and Dillon Mitchell on the Team USA roster. International prospects of note include Jean Montero, MaKenzie Mgbako and Mike Sharavjamts.Reggie also shares the stories of legendary Nike Hoop Summit practices in which 16-year old Payton Pritchard turned heads of NBA scouts and high school senior Kevin Porter Jr. dominated against Team USA as part of the scout team.It's a fun event and a chance to see top NBA players in Portland a year or so ahead of their debuts in the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The best basketball players in the world under the age of 19 will be Portland this week taking part in the Nike Hoop Summit at the Moda Center on April 8. Reggie Walker, the promoter and director of the Nike Hoop Summit, joins the show talk about the event which has featured 14 No. 1 NBA draft picks over the years. Prospects to watch to include Dereck Lively, Kyle Filipowski, Keyonte George, Kel'el Ware and Dillon Mitchell on the Team USA roster. International prospects of note include Jean Montero, MaKenzie Mgbako and Mike Sharavjamts. Reggie also shares the stories of legendary Nike Hoop Summit practices in which 16-year old Payton Pritchard turned heads of NBA scouts and high school senior Kevin Porter Jr. dominated against Team USA as part of the scout team. It's a fun event and a chance to see top NBA players in Portland a year or so ahead of their debuts in the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to the Taking The Charge Podcast. This week's interview is with Alex Ferrer Kristjansson, Senior Director, Marketing and Communications, Euroleague Basketball. We discuss the new Euroleague production “Back to Basketball” about the 2020-21 EuroLeague playoffs and Final Four which is being shown on Amazon Prime; moving the EuroLeague Final Four from Berlin to Belgrade; innovations that fans at home and in Belgrade can expect at the Stark Arena for the Final Four; and ways the Euroleague is trying to change and develop in terms of digital transformation.Before that … let's take a quick look around the world of basketball with the Big Three2:50 - Story we are watching - Nike Hoop Summit will take place on Friday, April 8 in Portland, Oregon at 7pm (0400 CET).5:50 - Young player of the week - Victor Wembanyama had a great game against Le Portel with 25 points, 3 three-pointers, 7 rebounds, 3 blocks. 8:40 - Up-coming event we are watching - I will be actually heading to a game - this weekend will be checking out the IBAM kickz vs FC Bayern Munich NBBL quarter-finals playoffs Game 1.Before we get into the talk with Alex Ferrer Kristjansson Ramirez , we would like to give you a sneak peak of the Taking The Charge Prospects Podcast interview with Greek guard Alexandros Nikolaidis of Lavrio on loan from Olympiacos Piraeus - which is part of the paid subscription section of the TTC substack.10:40 - Sneak preview of interviewAlex Ferrer Kristjansson - Senior director, Marketing and Communications, Euroleague Basketball - 18:35Are you looking for more Taking The Charge? Here are the first 300 episodes of Taking The Charge, just click here and head over to heinnews.com.If you enjoyed this interview or any of the other content on the Taking The Charge substack, please, do yourself a favor and click on that “Subcribe now” button. That way you will not miss any posts when they are published. If you decide to be a paid subscriber, you will get access to the Taking The Charge Prospects podcast as well as the archived editions of the Talking Talent podcast. Get full access to Taking The Charge at takingthecharge.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome back to the Taking The Charge Podcast. This week's interview is with London Johnson, 2004-born guard with Norcross HS in Georgia and star of Jamaica at the FIBA U17 Centrobasket Championship 2021.Before that … let's take a quick look around the world of basketball with the Big Three2:00 Story we are watching - Johnathon Givony has released the names he believes will be playing for the World Select Team at the 2022 Nike Hoop Summit. We look forward to USA Basketball and Nike making an official announcement. 4:05 - Young player of the week - Roko Prkacin, 2002-born forward, has returned to action for Cibona after missing more than three months with ankle surgery - he has the pink shoes in the highlights.5:25 - Up-coming event we are watching - The draw for the FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup 2022 will be taking place on Thursday, March 17, 2022.Before we get into the talk with London Johnson, we would like to give you a sneak peak of the Taking The Charge Prospects Podcast interview with Swedish guard Melwin Pantzar from Real Valladolid - which is part of the paid subscription section of the TTC substack.7:55 - Sneak preview of interview London Johnson, Norcross/Jamaica (12:30)Here is a rundown of the interview - HERE is the link to the article written from this interview12:55 - Favorite memories of 202113:45 - How he started in the game14:55 - About his moving around growing up17:00 - When sports began playing more of a role19:10 - Challenges of meeting new people growing up20:35 - When he thought he was pretty good at the game21:20 - Who some of his basketball role models were growing up22:20 - What it's like to be recruited by all these schools23:50 - What are some reasons why he will pick the college he does choose in the end25:00 - What's been the most fun part of the selection process and the worst part of the attention26:10 - His thoughts about not playing with a shot clock 28:50 - How he adapted to a 24-second shot clock for the first time at the FIBA U17 Centrobasket Championship 202129:50 - His connection to Jamaica and how he got the passport31:05 - How much the Jamaican culture was part of his upbringing32:00 - How he got his first name32:35 - How he ended up playing with the Jamaican national team33:15 - What it was like for him to be in his family's homeland34:35 - Where he says he's from/calls home35:15 - What the FIBA U17 Centrobasket Championship 2021 was like for him36:20 - How challenging the competition was for him - being so much better than the rest of his teammates37:50 - How he describes his excellent shooting numbers despite all the attention from the opposing defense39:00 - How tiring the tournament was for him40:20 - What are some of the biggest things he learned from the tournament40:55 - A scouting report on 2007-born Marcus McDonald 41:45 - His thoughts about 2008-born Tristan McDonald42:50 - If he's had communication with other players with Jamaican connections 44:25 - Rapid fire questions46:55 - Where he sees his game and what he is working on to improve47:45 - About playing the saxophone48:35 - How playing the saxophone helps him on the court50:35 - How good of a saxophonist does he think he is 51:25 - About wanting to study pre-med in college52:25 - His thoughts on the pandemic 53:25 - How much he looks forward to the end of the pandemic - and feeding off the crowd energy54:05 - His thoughts about the differing ways to get to the NBA - G-League, Overtime, Australia55:25 - His thoughts about NIL (name image and likeness)56:15 - How relieved he will be when his decision is made publicAre you looking for more Taking The Charge? Here are the first 300 episodes of Taking The Charge, just click here and head over to heinnews.com.If you enjoyed this interview or any of the other content on the Taking The Charge substack, please, do yourself a favor and click on that “Subcribe now” button. That way you will not miss any posts when they are published. If you decide to be a paid subscriber, you will get access to the Taking The Charge Prospects podcast as well as the archived editions of the Talking Talent podcast. Get full access to Taking The Charge at takingthecharge.substack.com/subscribe

Sadly there was not a Nike Hoop Summit Game this year, but rosters were released so we take a look through what would have been team USA: 2021 USA Nike Hoop Summit Team Patrick Baldwin, Jr. (Milwaukee, WI/Hamilton HS (WI)/UW Milwaukee/6'10/220) Nathan Bittle (Central Point, OR/Prolific Prep (CA)/Oregon/6'11/210) Kendall Brown (Cottage Grove, MN/Sunrise Christian (KS)/Baylor/6'8/205) Kennedy Chandler (Memphis, TN/Sunrise Christian (KS)/Tennessee/6'0/165) Max Christie (Rolling Meadows, IL/Rolling Meadows HS (IL)/Michigan State/6'6/170) Matthew Cleveland (Milton, GA/Pace Academy (GA)/Florida State/6'6/185) Jackson Grant (Olympia, WA/Olympia HS (WA)/Washington/6'10/200) Jaden Hardy (Henderson, NV/Coronado HS (NV)/G League Ignite/6'4/185) Chet Holmgren (Minneapolis, MN/Minnehaha Academy/Gonzaga/7'0/190) Trevor Keels (Fairfax, VA/Paul VI Catholic HS (VA)/Duke/6'5/215) Kaden Perry (Battle Ground, WA/Battle Ground HS (WA)/Gonzaga/6'9/210) Hunter Sallis (Omaha, NE/Millard North HS (NE)/Gonzaga/6'4/170) Jabari Smith, Jr. (Tyrone, GA/Sandy Creek HS (GA)/Auburn/6'10/205) Peyton Watson (Long Beach, CA/Long Beach Poly HS (CA)/UCLA/6'9/190) NBA Early Entry List-https://pr.nba.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/46/2021/06/2021-NBA-Draft-Early-Entry-Candidates-6-1-21.pdf To Follow the Brothers: Twitter: @Viseland To Follow Jason Visenberg @JVisenberg Twitter/Instagram/Facebook To Follow Michael Visenberg: @NBADraftMikeyV Twitter @miclvisenberg Instagram --- 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/viseland/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viseland/support

Every year in Portland, Oregon 12 of the best high school players in the USA take on 12 of the best under 19 players in the world. This game has given us first glimpses of a lot of future NBA stars. Michael Visenberg goes over his initial thoughts and impressions of the Nike Hoop Summit games he has covered from 2012-2019. Some Notable Players Nerlens Noel (6th pick 2013) Shabazz Muhammad (14th pick 2013) Archie Goodwin (29th pick 2013) Gary Harris (19th pick 2014) Mitch McGary (21st pick 2014) Kyle Anderson (30th pick 2014) Anthony Bennett (1st pick 2013) Andrew Wiggins (1st pick 2014) Dario Saric (12th pick 2014) Dennis Schroder (17th pick 2013) Sergey Karasev (19th pick 2013) Livio Jean Charles (28th pick 2013) Joel Embiid (3rd pick 2014) Dante Exum (5th pick 2014) Karl-Anthony Towns (1st pick 2015) Jahlil Okafor (3rd pick 2015) Stanley Johnson (8th pick 2015) Justise Winslow (10th pick 2015) Myles Turner (11th pick 2015) Kelly Oubre Jr. (15th pick 2015) Tyus Jones (24th pick 2015) Clint Capela (25th pick 2014) Damien Inglis (31st pick 2014) Nikola Jokic (41st pick 2014) Karl-Anthony Towns (1st pick 2015) Emmanuel Mudiay (7th pick 2015) Trey Lyles (12th pick 2015) Jamal Murray (7th pick 2016) Svi Mykhailiuk (47th pick 2018) Brandon Ingram (2nd pick 2016) Jaylen Brown (3rd pick 2016) Stephen Zimmerman (41st pick 2016) Luke Kennard (12th pick 2017) Caleb Swanigan (26th pick 2017) Ivan Rabb (35th pick 2017) Jalen Brunson (33rd pick 2018) Ben Simmons (1st pick 2016) Thon Maker (10th pick 2016) Skal Labissiere (28th pick 2016) Cheick Diallo (33rd pick 2016) Markelle Fultz (1st pick 2017) Jayson Tatum (3rd pick 2017) Josh Jackson (4th pick 2017) De'Aaron Fox (5th pick 2017) Jonathan Isaac (6th pick 2017) Harry Giles, DNP (20th pick 2017) Terrance Ferguson (21st pick 2017) Jarrett Allen (22nd pick 2017) Frank Jackson (31st pick 2017) Payton Pritchard (26th pick 2020) DeAndre Ayton (1st pick 2018) Jaren Jackson, Jr. (4th pick 2018) Mohamed Bamba (6th pick 2018) Wendell Carter, Jr. (7th pick 2018) Collin Sexton (8th pick 2018) Kevin Knox II (9th pick 2018) Michael Porter, Jr. (14th pick 2018) Troy Brown, Jr. (15th pick 2018) Gary Trent, Jr. (37th pick 2018) Jarred Vanderbilt (41st pick 2018) saiah Hartenstein (43rd pick 2017) Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (11th pick 2018) RJ Barrett (3rd pick 2019) Nickeil Alexander-Walker (17th pick 2019) Luguentz Dort (Undrafted 2019) Lindell Wigginton (Undrafted 2019) Nick Richards (42nd pick 2020) Bol Bol (44th pick 2019) Tyler Herro (13th pick 2019) Darius Garland (5th pick 2019) Cameron Reddish (10th pick 2019) RJ Barrett (3rd pick 2019) Ignas Brazdeikis (47th pick 2019) Jaylen Hoard (Undrafted 2019) Josh Green (18th pick 2020) Leandro Bolmaro (23rd pick 2020) James Wiseman (2nd pick 2020) Isaac Okoro (5th pick 2020) Cole Anthony (15th pick 2020) Isaiah Stewart (16th pick 2020) Tyrese Maxey (21st pick 2020) Vernon Carey, Jr. (32nd pick 2020) Precious Achiuwa (20th pick 2020) Nico Mannion (47th pick 2020) --- 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/viseland/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viseland/support

Today we are joined by Suzanne Anderson, mom of Memphis Grizzlies NBA star Kyle Anderson. At 18 months old, Kyle was already shooting balls into his Little Tikes Basketball Net and his mom tells us how worried she was because he wasn’t interested in anything else.  Needless to say, Suzanne realized early on his fascination with the game would lead to an incredible journey beginning with his high school career where he received national recognition as a Parade All-American, McDonald’s All-American, playing in the Jordan Brand Classic and the Nike Hoop Summit.    We talk about the college recruitment process, playing al UCLA  for the Bruins, the NCAA investigation and her experience of racial profiling.  Suzanne takes us through the thought process behind their decision to declare for the draft.  The 2014 draft was the day Kyle’s dream came true when he was chosen as a first round pick by the San Antonio Spurs where he played for four seasons alongside superstars Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Kawhi Leonard. Suzanne also talks about her own journey on Ancestor.com which led to her discovery of who she is and a trip of a lifetime for her and Kyle and how this new understanding of his heritage has impacted the way he is raising his child and living his life. 

When Zanthia Reddish is asked when basketball became a part of her son, NBA star Cam Reddish’s life, she says it was from the time he was born. Basketball is part of who he is. Zanthia shares Cam’s story. From earning Mr. Pennsylvania Basketball in his senior year, to being selected to play in the 2018 McDonald's All-American Boys Game, 2018 Jordan Brand Classic and 2018 Nike Hoop Summit, Cam has had many incredible moments.  Zanthia tells us what it was like behind the scenes, including teaming up with Orlando Magic’s  Mohamed Bamba while both played high school ball together, playing for Duke University and draft night when Cam was drafted 10th overall by the Atlanta Hawks in the first round of the 2019 draft. The historic night Zion Williamson went No. 1 overall to the New Orleans Pelicans, followed by R.J. Barrett at No. 3 to the New York Knicks. Cam Reddish then went 10th overall to the Atlanta Hawks. This is the first time Duke has ever had three top-10 picks in the same draft. It is a feat that has only been accomplished twice in the last five decades. We talk about how Cam manages the celebrity that comes with playing in the NBA both the good and the bad, the impact of COVID and the role Zanthia has played in nurturing his career.   We hear about Impoweredd, the organization the Reddish family runs, that empowers parents of student-athletes as they support their children in navigating sport and educational programs. We wrap up with some fun facts about Cam.

The Pride of Peterborough, Jesse Young, joins Canada Hoops! Jesse chats with Matty about growing up playing basketball in Peterborough which leads Jesse to being ranked as the #1 player in Canada in his senior season. Jesse talks about playing in the NIKE HOOP SUMMIT and then playing in the NCAA Tournament with George Mason University. Jesse shares his stories of starting his professional career in Spain and of course talks to Matty about playing for Canada Basketball. Jesse Young, a personal favourite of Canada Hoops, was arguably one of the best big men to ever play for Canada Basketball. It's time to give Jesse the love and respect as one of the true warriors of Canada Basketball. Much love to Jesse Young for pulling up and chatting with Canada Hoops!

Taking a look at Team USA at the 2020 Nike Hoop Summit. Though the event did not take place this year, we discuss the players and give a look at how they are regarded as prospects for both college and the NBA Draft. Take a look at Team USA: Cade Cunningham Jalen Green Evan Mobley Zaire Williams Caleb Love Jalen Suggs Scottie Barnes Joshua Christopher Day'Ron Sharpe Adam Miller Jeremy Roach Walker Kessler To Follow the Brothers: Twitter: @Viseland To Follow Jason Visenberg @JVisenberg Twitter/Instagram/Facebook To Follow Michael Visenberg: @NBADraftMikeyV Twitter @miclvisenberg Instagram --- 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/viseland/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viseland/support

In Episode 62 of the Hoopsfix Podcast we sit down with the only British player to be drafted in the last decade, San Antonio Spurs draft pick Ryan Richards.The Great Britain Senior international, originally out of Kent, was selected with the 49th pick in the 2010 draft, and though never ending up on the final roster in the NBA, has gone on to play all over the world in places ranging from Switzerland, to Iran, Mexico, Austria, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Greece, Poland, Lebanon and most recently the UK in the BBL.Now 29 years old, he looks back on his career so far, from first picking up a ball through to signing in Spain as a 15 year old, the NBA draft process and the multitude of countries he has lived and worked.In this 1 hour 45 minutes episode, hear from Ryan on: The decision to sign in Belgium this season How COVID-19 is impacting Belgium Having a stake in the Kent Panthers and the vision for the club Launching his own camp that had to be cancelled this summer How the game has evolved to give him greater longevity in his career What he does with his down time in-season His weight loss this off-season, dropping over 45lbs How he first got into basketball through his older brother The influence of the and-1 mixtapes The impact Joel Freeland and Ashley Hamilton had on his aspirations and early basketball development Playing for the England national team as a junior When the European clubs came knocking to try and recruit him The wooing process with Estudiantes and Gran Canarias Signing a professional contract as a teenager and having few people in England to turn to for advice His relationship with Rob Orellana and his mismanagement Playing in the Nike Hoop Summit as 15 years old Being hidden away after his performance at the Hoop Summit and drawing the attention of the likes of Coach K and Calipari Being take advantage of as a youngster and people looking out for their own self-interest How he was handled as a teenager affected his ability to trust people in his career The European route versus the American route for player development How much you can earn in Europe on a junior contract The NBA draft process and his performance at the Combine blowing up his profile Where he was on draft night and finding out he was selected by the San Antonio Spurs What happened the year after he was drafted and the rehab process Chasing stability and acceptance His relationship with the Spurs over the years and why he thinks he never ended up getting on the final roster Advice he would give to his younger self Whether or not he still thinks he could end up on an NBA roster Being embraced in Asia playing in Iran and his love for Persian culture The impact travelling has had on his own personal development His thoughts on the BBL and his experiences playing in it Whether or not he would want to invest in a BBL franchise Representing the GB Senior Men and if he aims to continue being involved And much, much more! The show has been approved on iTunes – find it here and please subscribe to automatically receive new episodes straight to your phone/computer/tablet – if you could give us a review/rating it would be much appreciated to help the podcast spread far and wide, meanwhile it is also on Spotify here, Overcast, Stitcher, and Google Podcasts.You can support Hoopsfix's work in helping to grow British basketball on Patreon.

Paul Biancardi is the ESPN National Recruiting Director for Boys High School Basketball. He is the lead analyst for all high school basketball games, which include The Summer of Next, the Geico ESPN High School Showcase Series, Dick's Nationals, the Jordan Brand Classic, the Nike Hoop Summit and the McDonald’s All American Scrimmage. The former Horizon League Coach of the Year at Wright State University also serves as a college basketball analyst on the ESPN networks. Biancardi first joined ESPN in 2006 as a college and high school basketball analyst. He became ESPN’s national recruiting director in 2008. He is voting member of the McDonald’s All American Committee and the Gatorade State and National Player of the Year. Prior to joining ESPN, Biancardi was the head coach at Wright State University, where he was named Horizon League Coach of the Year in 2004. He was an assistant coach at St. Louis (2007-08), Ohio State (199-2003) and Boston College (1990-97). While coaching the Eagles, the team reached the Elite Eight (1994) and the Big East Championship (1997). Hoop Scoop Online named him the No. 1 assistant coach in the country in 2002 and he helped the Buckeyes make four NCAA Tournament appearances, including reaching the 1999 Final Four. Biancardi is a 1985 graduate of Salem State where he played for long time NBA Coach Tom Thibodeau and earned a degree in physical education. He played four years and was voted team captain as a senior. As a senior, he was selected for the “James Twohig Award” for outstanding character, sportsmanship and dedication. If you are enjoying the Hoop Heads Pod please leave us a 5 star rating and review on your favorite podcast app, tell your friends in the coaching community about the show and make sure you’re subscribed so you never miss an episode. Check out hoopheadspod.com where you can listen to every episode we’ve ever recorded and find out more about the mission that drives our show. Take out your notebook right now so you don’t miss any of coaching nuggets shared by Paul Biancardi, the ESPN National Recruiting Director for Boys High School Basketball. Email – paulbithespy50@yahoo.com Twitter - @PaulBiancardi Support this podcast

Marshall Cho was hired on May 1st, 2015 as the Head Boys Basketball Coach for Lake Oswego High School. Cho served as the director of basketball operations at University of Portland from 2012 to the 2014. His primary responsibilities include coordinating the team’s travel plans, office management, overseeing the programs community outreach efforts and managing the Pilot Basketball camps. Cho joined the Pilots after spending the previous three seasons on the coaching staff at renowned DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Maryland. Cho began his career as an educator through the Teach For America program and taught in the South Bronx and Harlem for six years. He served as the boy’s basketball coach from 2004-06 at Future Leaders Institute, leading them to a New York City Charter School Championship. From 2006-09, while living in Mozambique, Cho spent three years as a volunteer coach and instructor with the Mozambican National Basketball Federation. Cho worked to assist the under-20 and under-16 national team and for Desportivo do Maputo, one of the top senior men’s club teams in Mozambique. He also trained under-16 basketball coaches using the NBA/Nike Africa Coaches Guide for six consecutive weekends leading up to the under-16 national championship. In August of 2008 Cho was the varsity boys’ basketball coach at the American International School of Mozambique, where he started and developed that program. During his time in Africa, Cho served as a coach for the NBA-sponsored Basketball Without Borders Africa. He also led a variety of volunteer efforts, including rehabilitating basketball courts by partnering with Hoops 4 Hope and the U.S. Embassy and conducting basketball clinics with local basketball clubs. Cho has served as clinician for USA Basketball Youth Division, and worked as court coach and support staff member for the junior national team program. He has worked with USA Basketball for the Nike Hoop Summit game since 2012 as well as working the junior national team’s U16/U17 trials. Cho graduated from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in 2000. He also received a Master’s Degree in Secondary Mathematics Education from Columbia University in 2003. Cho was born in Seoul, South Korea and grew up in Springfield, Ore. Tell your coaching friends about the Hoop Heads Pod and leave us a 5 star rating and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to the show. Help us grow the great game of basketball by sharing your favorite episode with a colleague or fellow coach. Grab your notebook and get ready to be inspired by the story of Coach marshall Cho from Lake Oswego High School in the state of Oregon. Email - marshallcho@gmail.com Twitter - @CoachCho Support this podcast

In this special edition from the Whitty Abode, Whitty sits down with Steve Dewald (@SteveDHoops) of BlazersEdge and HoopsHype. Starting things off are his experiences at the Nike Hoop Summit before venturing down the rabbit hole of the NBA Playoffs landscape and how everybody is performing compared to expectations. Next up is our view on the Blazers postseason run and if it's sustainable and how we feel about our chances at a deep run. Random superstitions talk scattered throughout

Indiana made a number of adjustments against Boston that worked for 3 quarters. How did Boston wrest the game away in the 4th? Why has Utah looked so helpless against Houston? And Nate discusses the top 2020 draft prospects from the Nike Hoop Summit. With host Nate Duncan (@NateDuncanNBA) and Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux). And if you like this show, please support Nate and Danny at Patreon.com/DuncanLeroux. Merchandise available at NateDuncanNBA.com.

Tiger Woods is all the way back after his masters win, a wild first weekend of the NBA Playoffs and checking out the Nike Hoop Summit in Portland.

Don Showalter for a 10th time served as head coach of the USA Basketball Men's Junior National Team October minicamp. He also is a 10-time USA Basketball gold medalist head coach while serving as head coach of USA men's U16 and U17 national teams from 2009-2018. In May 2016, he was hired as a coach director, USA Basketball youth and sport development division. Most recently, Showalter led the 2018 USA Basketball Men’s U17 National Team to a 7-0 record and gold medal at the 2018 FIBA U17 World Cup. In recognition of his leadership, he was named as a co-recipient of the 2018 USA Basketball Developmental Coach of the Year award, an honor he shared with USA U17 women's head coach Carla Berube. Showalter and Berube also shared the 2017 USA Basketball Developmental Coach of the Year honor. A high school coach for 42 years, Showalter's 2018 USA Basketball Developmental Coach of the Year recognition was his 10th-straight such honor. He owns a perfect 62-0 record at the helm of USA Basketball U16 and U17 teams since the inaugural U16 competition in 2009. He has led the 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017 USA men’s U16 national teams to gold medals, as well as top finishes for the 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016 and 2018 FIBA U17 World Cups. Further, Showalter was the U.S. Olympic Committee 2012 Volunteer Coach of the Year. In addition to winning gold medals for the USA, Showalter has led nine previous fall USA Junior National Team minicamps each October at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, which help prepare the USA men for future competitions. Showalter was the USA head coach in the 1998 Nike Hoop Summit and for the North Team in the 1998 USA Basketball Men’s Youth Development Festival. He was the coordinator for a youth clinic hosted by USA Basketball in New York in 2004, and he served as chair of the USA Basketball Cadet and Youth Committee (now the Developmental National Team Committee) from 2001-08. Showalter compiled a 601-346 overall record (.635 winning percentage) during his 42 seasons as a high school head coach, including 16 district titles and six state tournament appearances. In 2015-16, his fourth and final year at Iowa City High School, his team finished 13-10, was a co-champion of the Mississippi Division of the Mississippi Valley Conference, and Showalter was named the 2016 Mississippi Valley Division Coach of the Year in the MVC. While at Mid-Prairie High School (Iowa) from 1984-85 to 2011-12, Showalter tallied a 446-202 (.688) record, and in eight seasons (1976-84) as the head coach at Central Elkader High School (Iowa), he totaled a 108-63 (.632) record. Showalter earned the 2004 National Association of Basketball Coaches Advocacy Award. In 2009, he was honored by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association as the National Coach of the Year, and he was an Iowa Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year 10 times (1981, 1982, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 and 2016). --- 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

On this week's episode of the Blazer's Edge podcast, Tara Bowen-Biggs and Danny Marang are joined by the illustrious Steve Dewald (aka Dave Deckard in Training or DDIT) to take a look at the Blazer's season, how it all feels now that it's coming to a close, expectations and broken hearts, a look at the most likely playoff matchup with the Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert, Joe Ingles and the Utah Jazz, what is fair to expect of Enes Kanter and Rodney Hood, a look at the upcoming Nike Hoop Summit and more! IntroOpening Comments2:40 How does this season feel now?4:50 Were expectations met?7:00 Most likely scenario for the Blazers…the Jazz7:40 Damian Lillard wants to rest8:30 Anything to take away from Denver match ups?10:00 Matching up with the Utah Jazz10:40 “We have a Hulk”11:40 Redemption stories in the Jazz series; Rodney Hood & Enes Kanter15:20 When the playoffs start will we see the same things the Blazers have done all year?18:00 New series, same question - will the Blazers role players show up?22:20 What do you think Kanter’s assignment will be?26:40 How will Portland deal with the pick & roll?31:20 Trying to find the positive in the match up32:30 We’ve seen what playoff defenses can do to Lillard36:00 What would you consider success for the team at this point?40:00 Is it fair to ask Lillard to deliver in the playoffs this year?43:00 Lillard gets hit with a “flopping warning” vs Nuggets44:15 Relationships between players and referees49:00 First look at the new crop of future stars at Nike Hoop SummitClosing CommentsOutro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 0069: The ever-effervescent Michael Visenberg of NBADraft.net comes on the show to talk CJ vs. Nurk, the surging Blazers and their chance to hold home court, NBA officiating, the Blazers' young players and their bench, game recaps, how Kanter owned Meyers at the Nike Hoop Summit, and more! Hosted by Keith Feltner-Smith (@RipCityKeith) and Brandon Goldner (@GoldnerPDX), who appreciate all of you. Intro/Outro beats by Odar: soundcloud.com/OdarBeats Hit us up: @trailcasters (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) and trailcasters.com ...or email us! trailcasters@gmail.com PROUDLY sponsored by EnviAdventures.com - Take a private flight around Portland, The Gorge, and Mt. Hood for as little as $99! - And by ClearlySpeakingOregon.com, who help actors, doctors, students, athletes, and folks like YOU train and tone their speaking voice! Spotify, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, etc. Please SUBSCRIBE and enjoy!... and rate. And review.

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by the Head Coach of the Ryerson Rams Roy Rana. In this episode, Coach Rana discusses his experience of coaching the World Select Team at the Nike Hoop Summit, his background coaching the Canadian National Teams and the great players Canada has produced, transitioning from the best Canadian high school job to Ryerson in 2009 and how his vision for the program has come to life over time, what makes Canadian Basketball unique, the similarities in style of play between his team & Fiba/European basketball as well as his beginnings in the Canadian education system. All that and more on Episode 115 of the Coaching U Podcast with Coach Brendan Suhr!

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by the Head Coach of the Ryerson Rams Roy Rana. In this episode, Coach Rana discusses his experience of coaching the World Select Team at the Nike Hoop Summit, his background coaching the Canadian National Teams and the great players Canada has produced, transitioning from the best Canadian high school job to Ryerson in 2009 and how his vision for the program has come to life over time, what makes Canadian Basketball unique, the similarities in style of play between his team & Fiba/European basketball as well as his beginnings in the Canadian education system. All that and more on Episode 115 of the Coaching U Podcast with Coach Brendan Suhr!

Raul "Raulzinho" Togni Neto is a Brazilian professional basketball player for the Utah Jazz of the National Basketball Association. He is also a member of the senior men's Brazilian national basketball team.Neto made his professional debut in 2008 with Minas Tênis Clube during the 2008–09 FIBA Americas League. He played a further three seasons for Minas and even represented the World Team at the 2010 Nike Hoop Summit.After averaging 12.6 points and 2.2 assists per game as a sixth man for Minas in 2010–11, Neto signed with Lagun Aro GBC of Spain for the 2011–12 season. After averaging 8.5 points and 2.9 assists per game during the 2012–13 season with Lagun Aro, Neto was selected with the 47th overall pick in the 2013 NBA draft by the Atlanta Hawks. He was later traded to the Utah Jazz on draft night. However, he did not join the Jazz and instead returned to Lagun Aro for the 2013–14 season.On August 1, 2014, Neto signed a three-year deal with UCAM Murcia. He parted ways with the club following the 2014–15 season in order to sign in the NBA.On July 9, 2015, Neto signed with the Utah Jazz. ​He made his debut for the Jazz in the team's season opener against the Detroit Pistons on October 28, 2015, recording 8 points and 3 assists as a starter in a 92–87 loss. On January 27, 2016, Neto was selected to the 2016 Rising Stars Challenge as a member of the World Team. On February 19, 2016, he scored a season-high 15 points in a 111–93 win over the Boston Celtics.[9] On January 9, 2017, he spent a day with the Salt Lake City Stars, Utah's D-League affiliate. He was reassigned to Salt Lake City on January 11, 2017, and then recalled the next day. He played 9 of 11 matches of the Jazz during the playoffs.On July 6, 2018, Neto re-signed with the Jazz.

At 6-foot-11 and 220 pounds, 17-year-old Charles Bassey is a wonder. According to ESPN, Bassey averaged 19.4 points and 12.8 rebounds last season at Louisville’s Aspire Academy and he got 13 points and 16 rebounds against the United States in the Nike Hoop Summit this past April. He’s already forecast as a top NBA draft pick in 2019. To put it mildly, Bassey’s backstory is interesting. Three years ago, when he was just 14 years old, he left his home and his family in Nigeria to pursue a high school basketball career in the United States. Under the guidance of a man who would become his legal guardian, in just a few years, Bassey became a top-five prospect. He was on track to graduate from DeSales High School 2019. Then, a few weeks ago, news broke that Bassey would “reclassify” and commit to Western Kentucky University. Since then, many questions have emerged about his graduation, among other things. Eleanor Klibanoff with the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting has been following Bassey’s story. She joins us today on Recut.

In this episode I am joined by Nate Duncan, host of the Dunc'd On Basketball podcast. Nate and I talk about his experience watching Porter Jr. at the Nike Hoop Summit and how he compares to other players to pass through that weekend of activities. We discuss Barton's value on the open market and guess what it will cost for Denver to retain him. Nate also shares what he thinks it will cost to get off of Faried's contact. On TwitterAdam MaresNate Duncan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode I am joined by Nate Duncan, host of the Dunc'd On Basketball podcast. Nate and I talk about his experience watching Porter Jr. at the Nike Hoop Summit and how he compares to other players to pass through that weekend of activities. We discuss Barton's value on the open market and guess what it will cost for Denver to retain him. Nate also shares what he thinks it will cost to get off of Faried's contact. On Twitter Adam Mares Nate Duncan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Updates from Nike Hoops Summit

Join Tara and Kendyl for the latest Women’s Hoops and Talks (W.H.A.T.) podcast. They start off by talking about Trail Blazers’ Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum who each scored 50 points in less than 30 minutes within 10 days of each other. Kendyl has been in Los Angeles and had an inside look at Laker Nation’s reaction to a wild trade deadline.   Then they talk to Ashley Williams, freelance sports reporter whose work has been featured on USA Today High School Sports as well as on SB Nation sites Blazer’s Edge and Swish Appeal. Ashley has covered the Nike Hoop Summit and Les Schwab Invitational Tournament for the last several years and has had the opportunity to talk to many players who went on to the NBA. She talks about what is unique about talking to these young men before they make it to the big time.  0:34 Damain Lillard and C.J. McCollum both score 50 points in less than 30 minutes within 10 days of each other. They are the first to do that within 10 days of each other since Larry Bird and Kevin McHale in 1984-85. 2:43 Top back courts in the league7:10 Trade deadline roundup8:08 Kendyl who is in Los Angeles talks about the reaction among Laker fans to the Cavs and Lakers trade, and Laker fans plan B (12:05) just in case they don’t entice LeBron and Paul George this off season. 16:15 Ashley Williams talks about the Les Schwab Invitational Tournament and the Nike Hoops Summit. She has spoken with many current NBA players before they were in the league including Jaylen Brown, Ben Simmons and DeAaron Fox.21:15 What is special about talking to high school players? Jaylen Brown playing for his teammates. Skal Labissiere growing up and giving back. 27:20 Talking to Damian Lillard about Black History Month. 32:30 A woman in basketball who inspires Ashley: Skylar Diggins.  Get Social  Follow Blazer’s Edge on Twitter @blazersedge, WHAT Pod @HoopsAndTalks, Tara @tcbbiggs, and Kendyl @kendylbennett16. Join the Women’s Hops And Talks Facebook group to talk about Trail Blazers with others who identify as women who love basketball. Music used in the episode: "Happy Alley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As part of the Locked On Blazers playoff preview, Erik García Gundersen is joined by Corbin Smith (VICE Sports, Willamette Week) to discuss the first round of the NBA playoffs, Nike Hoop Summit and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Click to subscribe via RSS feed or iTunes. Nate complains about a non-competitive end to the season, Danny takes us through the "fight" for lottery position, we wrap up some news, and then we discuss the top prospects at the Nike Hoop Summit, including Michael Porter, Jr. Wendell Carter, Jr., Isaiah Hartenstein, and more. With host Nate Duncan (@NateDuncanNBA) and Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux).

Host Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux) and NBA Draft expert Sam Vecenie of the Sporting News (@Sam_Vecenie) catch up on the prospects in the 2017 and 2018 Drafts. They discuss whether anyone has challenged Markelle Fultz's status as the top prospect; other point guards in the 2017 class (14:15); Josh Jackson and Jayson Tatum (34:43); how the NCAA Tournament affected prospects' draft stock (48:43); potential lottery big men (1:00:41); and this past week's Nike Hoop Summit (1:13:20). Sponsored by MVMT Watches (http://www.mvmtwatches.com/RealGM), Blue Apron (http://blueapron.com/RealGM) and Seat Geek (https://seatgeek.com/) Subscribe to RealGM Radio on iTunes or via the RSS feed.   

Host Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux) and NBA Draft expert Sam Vecenie of the Sporting News (@Sam_Vecenie) catch up on the prospects in the 2017 and 2018 Drafts. They discuss whether anyone has challenged Markelle Fultz's status as the top prospect; other point guards in the 2017 class (14:15); Josh Jackson and Jayson Tatum (34:43); how the NCAA Tournament affected prospects' draft stock (48:43); potential lottery big men (1:00:41); and this past week's Nike Hoop Summit (1:13:20). Sponsored by MVMT Watches (http://www.mvmtwatches.com/RealGM), Blue Apron (http://blueapron.com/RealGM) and Seat Geek (https://seatgeek.com/) Subscribe to RealGM Radio on iTunes or via the RSS feed.   

Roy Rana of the Ryerson University men’s basketball program joins the show. Coach Rana started out as a high school coach at a couple different schools, one of them being Eastern Commerce high school where he won multiple provincial titles in his nine years there. As a university coach he has built the Ryerson Rams into a national powerhouse in the six years he’s been the head coach. This season he is returning from a one year sabbatical where he got a chance to spend more time with his family and coach his children. This past summer he coached the Canadian national junior team to a silver medal at the under 18 FIBA championships in Chile. He also had a great experience shadowing the Atlanta Hawks franchise during the NBA summer league. He’s also coached the World Team at the Nike Hoop Summit for six years representing Canada well and coaching for and against some of the biggest names in the NCAA and NBA. In this episode Coach Rana shares some great insights about starting a basketball program, the importance of building genuine relationships and he reflects on a couple of his coaching mentors and his great experiences this summer. ------------------- Help us celebrate encouraging coaches - nominate someone who deserves recognition www.coachcallstimeout.com/stories. ------------------- Get tickets to the documentary "Eastern": www.eventbrite.ca/e/eastern-documentary-screening-tickets-27501244964?aff=Roy Start your 7 day free trial with Coach Calls Timeout: www.coachcallstimeout.com/register/membership. Use the coupon code PODCAST. Show notes: www.coachcallstimeout.com/16. Leave an iTunes review: www.getpodcast.reviews/id/1094127789. Start your free Audible trial: www.audibletrial.com/coach. Thanks for your support! The Coach Calls Timeout Team

A peine revenu en France, Edwin nous raconte sa participation au Nike Hoop Summit de Portland