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In this episode, Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by Drew Hanlen, NBA skills coach and bestselling author of Stop Bullshitting Yourself. Hanlen, widely regarded as the best in the world at what he does, shares insights from his journey working with elite NBA players, including Jayson Tatum, Bradley Beal, Tyrese Haliburton, and many more. He breaks down his coaching philosophy, emphasizing the importance of mindset, skill development, and the details that separate good players from great ones.Hanlen discusses the lessons he learned from his own playing career at Belmont under legendary coach Rick Byrd, as well as from his high school coaches, who instilled in him core values of discipline, preparation, and relentless improvement. He explains the concept of micro shifts—small, intentional changes that lead to massive improvements—and how he applies this approach to skill development, leadership, and life. Hanlen also dives into the impact of his book, which provides a blueprint for athletes, coaches, and professionals looking to overcome self-imposed limitations and reach their full potential.Hear practical takeaways on player development, coaching philosophy, and self-improvement - this episode is packed with insights that can elevate your approach to basketball and beyond. Drew Hanlen's wisdom will challenge you to stop making excuses and start taking action. All that and more on Episode 291 of the Coaching U Podcast, presented by Noah Basketball.Noah Basketball is trusted by 28 NBA teams, over 200 NCAA programs, and over 1,000 high school programs to capture and analyze key shooting metrics to help your players perfect their shot and reach their max potential.Learn more at noahbasketball.com.Registration is now open for Coaching U 2025 pres. by FastModel SportsTake advantage of special Early Bird pricing, VIP Packages and our all new Coaching Staff Packages! For more information visit coachingulive.com/2025 Save 20% on your subscription to Coaching U+Use promo code PODCAST20 at checkout.Learn more: coachingulive.com/plusFastModel Sports:Save 15% on FastDraw or other FastModel products with promo code COACHINGU15 at checkout.Visit fastmodelsports.com to learn more!
Steve Layman sits down with Belmont Vice President/Director of Athletics Scott Corley for an engaging conversation on the eve of college basketball season. The pair discuss the state of college athletics, how the preliminary approval of the House case impacts all NCAA Division I institutions, including Belmont, and other front-of-mind issues including revenue sharing, conference affiliation and the shift to roster limits from scholarship limits. Corley adds stories from his experiences playing for Hall of Fame coach Rick Byrd, and how lessons from Byrd have shaped his leadership. Layman and Corley also discuss positive momentum in the Missouri Valley Conference, appreciation for Casey Alexander and Bart Brooks and opportunities to leverage basketball in the years to come.
Steve Layman visits with Utah Jazz Assistant Coach and former Belmont All-American Evan Bradds. The pair discuss Bradds' rise in the coaching ranks and experience serving as head coach of the Jazz during NBA Summer League. Bradds reflects on his playing career at Belmont, favorite games and memories, breaking into coaching through Rick Byrd and Brad Stevens, and lessons learned as a member of the Celtics' coaching staff. The Ohio native also opens up about being a part of the NBA Finals in 2022, transitioning from a wing player to one of the most efficient post scorers in college basketball history, his appreciation for Jazz head coach Will Hardy and how his role has evolved over the years.
Steve Layman visits with former Voice of the Bruins Kevin Ingram. The pair discuss Ingram's nearly two-decade run at the mic of Belmont men's basketball, including reflections of the early days in Bridgestone Arena, Municipal Auditorium and Aquinas Gym while the Curb Event Center was being built, thoughts on hall of fame coach Rick Byrd, funny stories on current head coach Casey Alexander and Belmont's magical 2019 NCAA Tournament season and historic at-large bid. The Bowling Green native shares thoughts on his favorite venues to call games, impressions of Belmont's transition to the Missouri Valley Conference and place as a premier program for player development with NBA Champion Ian Clark and first-round selections Ben Sheppard and Dylan Windler.
Steve Layman visits with former Belmont men's basketball standout Taylor Barnette. The pair engage in a wide-ranging conversation, discussing his journey from Lexington, Kentucky to Charlottesville, Virginia and ultimately Nashville. Taylor reflects on what it was like to play for two coaching legends in Rick Byrd and Tony Bennett, the present state of college basketball, and his memories from the unforgettable 2015 OVC Championship game. Taylor shares about transitioning from player to coach, and how he nearly became part of Steve Prohm's staff at Murray State. Really. Taylor opens up about his new role within the Belmont program, sport ministry, and sharing his faith with current student-athletes.
Steve Layman visits with New Orleans Pelicans Director of College Scouting Adam Barnes for a compelling conversation about his unique path to an NBA front office, lessons learned from his parents, being part of a military family and how he values his Belmont family and the brotherhood of his former teammates. Adam shares what it was like to play for Hall of Fame head coach Rick Byrd, transitioning from a career path in finance or accounting to pursue his NBA dream, joining the Cleveland Cavaliers' organization at the height of LeBron James' successes and stories from the road in his role in college scouting.
Steve Layman visits with NBA Skills Development Coach and Pure Sweat Basketball CEO Drew Hanlen for a revealing conversation about his meteoric rise from St. Louis prep basketball to the preeminent basketball skills coach in the world. Drew shares about his journey to Belmont University, playing for Hall of Fame coach Rick Byrd, how close he remains with his Belmont teammates, and how a binder and a workout with NBA All-Star David Lee changed his life. Hanlen also goes in depth about his daily routine during the NBA season vs. offseason, his business model, working with Jayson Tatum, Joel Embiid and a lengthy list of lottery picks and max contract players, his process to select clients, how he has expanded into keynote speaking and publishing and his future goals.
NashvilleBanner.com Steve Cavendish and Braden Gall talk Nashville sports, media and business. Belmont sports information director and basketball color analyst Greg Sage joins the show this week. Defining the role of the SID Understanding Belmont's location Having a broadcast journalism background Belmont's basketball production crew Self-sufficient team controlled distribution Playing golf with Rick Byrd during a job interview The move to the Missouri Valley and what it means NIL conversations inside the organization Lamestream Sports is BTYB Jasper's on West End. Be sure to subscribe to the 440 YouTube page and turn on those notifications.
Steve Layman visits with CBS Sports lead broadcaster Jim Nantz for a candid, revealing conversation about the 2022 NFL season, his thoughts on the Tennessee Titans, his connections to Belmont University and hall of fame basketball coach Rick Byrd, the futures of professional golf and college athletics, his love of Nashville and its prospects to hold major sporting events with a new multi-purpose stadium and his decision to make the 2023 Final Four in Houston his final call as lead broadcaster.
Steve Layman visits with CBS Sports College Basketball Insider Matt Norlander to preview the 2022-23 college basketball season, how he turned his love of writing and college basketball into a career, how he first got connected with Belmont and hall of fame coach Rick Byrd, his thoughts on Belmont's transition to the Missouri Valley Conference, the future of college athletics and the NCAA Tournament, and his love of music.
Steve Layman visits with hall of fame basketball coach Rick Byrd to reflect on his career, favorite memories, what he saw in Belmont University in 1986, how close he ever came to leaving Belmont for another coaching opportunity, and his thoughts on the current state of college basketball.
#80: Coach Rick Byrd is the former Belmont University men's basketball head coach. During his time coaching he won over 805 games as a head coach, which ranks 12th all time in NCAA Division 1 basketball. In 2021 he was inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame and has been the recipient of the prestigious John R Wooden Legends of Coaching Award, as well as many other highly regarded awards. Under his leadership Coach Byrd led Belmont to 8 NCAA tournaments, 17 conference championships, and consistently had victories over teams like North Carolina, UCLA, Cincinnati, Stanford, and more in his final 14 seasons. Just as impressive is Belmont posted a team GPA of 3.0 or higher 20 consecutive seasons and every player that completed eligibility earned his degree.On the show Coach Byrd shares about growing up in Knoxville, Tennessee, playing college basketball, getting into coaching, treating people with respect, building a team, leadership, sustaining excellence, and much more.Enjoy the show!
#44: TJ Saint is the Associate Head Coach of the Birmingham Squadron, the affiliate of the New Orleans Pelicans. TJ grew up in Indiana. From an early age he knew he wanted to play basketball and eventually become a basketball coach. In college he went on to play at Mercer University and eventually Belmont University in Nashville, TN. At Belmont he was able to learn from one of the best coaches in the country, Rick Byrd. He then went to Butler University, where they had just completed two back to back national title appearances under Brad Stevens. After his time at Butler, TJ made the jump to the NBA with the Detroit Pistons. In Detroit he was able to work alongside Stan Van Gundy. He then spent one year at the University of Georgia with Tom Crean and then to his current position in Birmingham. As you can tell TJ has gotten a chance to learn from some of the all time great coaches. With that he has been able to learn about leadership, coaching, culture, and the pursuit of excellence. He has established himself as one of the best young coaches in the country. In the show he shares his journey and all he has learned along the way. Enjoy the show!
It's not every day you get a member of the basketball hall of fame to join your show as Rick Byrd sits down with Big Joe and Greg, brought to you by Wilson County Hyundai
Greg Pogue and coach Tom Hodges begin their 2nd season talking all things basketball on The Shootaround.
Belmont Head Basketball Coach Casey Alexander joined the DDC to discuss Rick Byrd's Hall of Fame induction, his team's thrilling win over Furman and more!
On today's episode, I had the honor of chatting with Coach Rick Byrd. Coach Byrd coached at Belmont University from 1986 to 2019 when he retired. He ranks 12th all-time among NCAA Division 1 Head Coaches with 805 victories. 658 of those at Belmont. He led the Bruins to 8 NCAA Tournament appearances. 10 conference championships and 7 league tournament titles. He was just recently named the winner of the 2022 John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching Award. Follow along with Belmont Men's Basketball this season. Connect with Sarah:FacebookInstagramSideLine Confessions WebsiteThank you to our partners - Chegg and CB Supplements.►CB Supplements: Use the code SARAH to get $5 off your order.https://cbsupplements.com/ref/cowart.sarah/►Chegg Study and Chegg Study Pack: Use the code STUDY5 for $5 off your first month's subscription. https://chegg.pxf.io/DVnqZaSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CFTS)
on this weeks episode: former Belmont MBB Head Coach and College basketball hall of famer, Rick Byrd, joins the show and we talk: -coaching is the most fun we've had -getting to 50 episodes -coach Byrd joins the show (9:40) -origins of the sweater vest -4 out 1 in motion offense -Don Meyer Relationship -NCAA tournament moments -closest coach Byrd got to leaving belmont -Rapid fire -a new foul rule -coach Byrd invented a game -did coach Byrd say Lebron was better than Jordan? you decide thanks for tuning in as always; like, share, subscribe, comment. do whatever it is you do to help get the word out there Intro & Outro Music: "Candyman" by Cornershop the first 50 were fun. thank you all. heres to the next 50 and then some #MOAC
We're back from a week off, and Ky is back from his trip across the Atlantic! We caught up on the news from the past two weeks and then discussed the response to some of the most recent teams released in our Top 40 countdown. Finally, we were lucky enough to be joined by Belmont Head Coach Casey Alexander to discuss all things Belmont + Nashville! The Rundown (0:00) - Intro (6:58) - Root's Roundup (News & Notes) (25:54) - Catchup on Top 40 Reactions (Illinois, Houston, Ohio St., Duke, & more) (44:33) - Belmont Coach Casey Alexander Joins! (Working for Rick Byrd, the anticipation for this Belmont season, & much, much more)
On this weeks episode: NBA draft stuff (2:04) Belmont University head mens basketball coach Casey Alexander joins the show (5:38) playing/coaching under Rick Byrd (10:58) battle of the boulevard at Memorial (20:32) we tell a few Casey stories (29:34) Ian Clark and Garrison Mathews (35:02) & rapid fire questions (45:28) thanks for tuning in as always... like, share, comment, subscribe. do whatever it is you do to help get the word out there @caseyalexander_ @nate5_moran @theaceofspadez #MOAC Intro & Outro song: "Candyman" by Cornershop
Rick Byrd is a Knoxville native, a Nashville icon and a Tennessee coaching legend.In Episode 13, the Hall of Fame coach reflects on his early days on the sideline with Coach Ray Mears at the University of Tennessee, how the greatness of Don Meyer and David Lipscomb pushed him and his program to improve and stories of his greatest teams and players.
Coach Hubie Smith is a Tennessee coaching legend. He finished his coaching career with 707 wins and just 250 losses. He won his first state title at Bartlett in 2001, won the girls title twice at Ensworth and won four straight championships back on the boys side at Brentwood Academy.In this episode Coach Smith reflects on some of those teams. He also discusses how Rick Byrd changed the way he taught motion offense, the art of shooting the basketball and what he thought the first time he saw Darius Garland.
In his 2nd year at the helm of the Ryle Raiders, Coach Keaton Belcher chats with Drew, Steve-O, & Petey about his time as a player at Pendleton County High School, to his time as a player at Belmont University under Hall of Fame coach Rick Byrd, to his entrance into coaching as a GA, to coaching former UK/now WKU wing Dontaie Allen at PCHS, & his retooling of the Ryle High School program.Coach Belcher can be followed on Twitter @KeatonBelcher.Also, Thanks to Jason at Campbell Chevrolet for sponsoring this episode - Call/Text him at 270.996.8365 to schedule your test drive today! Search #StoneySells #BGCars #BuyFromStoney for the latest New & Used Car Information.
Belmont Basketball guard Tate Pierson on 104.5 The Zone: winning 26 of 27, how COVID has motivated the Bruins, comparing Casey Alexander to Rick Byrd, following his cousin Dawson Knox and the Bills through the playoffs, his high school days at BA + more.
Belmont Basketball guard Tate Pierson on 104.5 The Zone: winning 26 of 27, how COVID has motivated the Bruins, comparing Casey Alexander to Rick Byrd, following his cousin Dawson Knox and the Bills through the playoffs, his high school days at BA + more.
Legend of Week former Belmont coach Rick Byrd joined the Shootaround hosted by Greg Pogue with Coach Tom Hodges
Former Belmont MBB coach joined The Shootaround hosted by Greg Pogue and Coach Tom Hodges with Regash Dosky.
In this weeks episode: Asa & Nate catch up as the season is approaching, Michael Jordan got fined for wearing his own shoes (1:58) nothing makes sense to Asa (5:55) we begin the second part of our conversation with Coach Dennis King (7:44) Coach Kings relationship with College Hall of Fame Basketball coach Rick Byrd & college coaching potential (10:38) Nates favorite Coach King Moment (15:25) high school shot clock (20:05) state championship game recap & retirement (31:19) & much more #MOAC
In this episode, Doug gives some early takes on the college hoops season and makes the case for letting every team into the NCAA Tournament. This week's guest is legendary former Belmont Head Coach Rick Byrd, who discusses his recent College Basketball Hall of Fame selection, growing up as the son of a Tennessee sports writer covering the Vols, his path into coaching, building Belmont from an NAIA program to a consistent Division I tournament team, battles with Nashville rival Lipscomb University, and how almost upsetting Duke as a 15 seed in the 2008 tournament helped jumpstart the program. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode, Doug gives some early takes on the college hoops season and makes the case for letting every team into the NCAA Tournament. This week's guest is legendary former Belmont Head Coach Rick Byrd, who discusses his recent College Basketball Hall of Fame selection, growing up as the son of a Tennessee sports writer covering the Vols, his path into coaching, building Belmont from an NAIA program to a consistent Division I tournament team, battles with Nashville rival Lipscomb University, and how almost upsetting Duke as a 15 seed in the 2008 tournament helped jumpstart the program. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In this episode, Doug gives some early takes on the college hoops season and makes the case for letting every team into the NCAA Tournament. This week's guest is legendary former Belmont Head Coach Rick Byrd, who discusses his recent College Basketball Hall of Fame selection, growing up as the son of a Tennessee sports writer covering the Vols, his path into coaching, building Belmont from an NAIA program to a consistent Division I tournament team, battles with Nashville rival Lipscomb University, and how almost upsetting Duke as a 15 seed in the 2008 tournament helped jumpstart the program. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Rick Byrd reflects on a legendary coaching career at Belmont, Chase makes a Blue Chips reference and more during the second hour of Tuesday's Darren, Daunic & Chase!
Hall of Fame former Belmont basketball coach Rick Byrd joined DDC to reflect on his life and dive into his basketball soul that led to his legendary career!
Hour two of today's SportsTalk featured John and Jimmy talking Vols, college sports and more with Dr. Jerry Punch of ESPN, former Belmont men's basketball coach Rick Byrd joined the show and more.
Former Belmont Men's Basketball coach Rick Byrd joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about him going into The National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, his time at Belmont and college basketball.
Tennessee State Head Men's Basketball Coach Brian “Penny” Collins joins Coach Bob Walsh on the Dynamic Leadership Podcast to discuss how his experience as a player at Belmont impacts his philosophy today, recruiting the right student-athletes, influences on his coaching style, his tenure thus far at Tennessee State and much more. 0:59 – Going into your first head coaching job at Columbia State, did you feel prepared when you took over? 1:56 – What did you learn when you first became a head coach? 3:09 – Playing under Coach Rick Byrd at Belmont, what made him such a good coach? 4:19 – How was the adjustment as a freshman in college joining a structured program in college? 5:18 – Did your strict culture as a player impact how you target prospective student-athletes? 6:07 – What are some of your non-negotiables as a coach? 7:42 – In recruiting, how do you balance talent, character and culture fit? 9:48 – As a high school coach, what did your dad instill in you that you carry forward as a head coach today? 13:44 – What was your plan early in your tenure at Tennessee State and how did you execute that plan? 15:41 – How does the tradition as a school and tradition as a basketball program at Tennessee State help what you're doing? 18:25 – What are your practices like? 19:43 – How do you ensure your players are competing hard and at a high level? 21:37 – What is one book you would recommend a young coach to read?
Former Belmont men's basketball coach Rick Byrd talks with Jimmy Hyams about having the court at Belmont named after him and more.
Former Belmont men's basketball coach Rick Byrd talks with Jimmy Hyams about having the court at Belmont named after him and more.
Former Belmont men's basketball coach Rick Byrd talks with Jimmy Hyams about having the court at Belmont named after him and more.
Hour two of today's SportsTalk featured Jimmy and Vince talking with Pres/Gm of the Knoxville Ice Bears Mike Murray, comments from Vol hoops associate HC Michael Schwartz and Jimmy talks with former Belmont coach Rick Byrd.
Hour two of today's SportsTalk featured Jimmy and Vince talking with Pres/Gm of the Knoxville Ice Bears Mike Murray, comments from Vol hoops associate HC Michael Schwartz and Jimmy talks with former Belmont coach Rick Byrd.
Hour two of today's SportsTalk featured Jimmy and Vince talking with Pres/Gm of the Knoxville Ice Bears Mike Murray, comments from Vol hoops associate HC Michael Schwartz and Jimmy talks with former Belmont coach Rick Byrd.
Former Belmont basketball coach Rick Byrd joined Jimmy and Vince to talk about the NBA Draft.
Hour two of SportsTalk starts with Jimmy and Vince talking NBA Draft with former Belmont basketball coach Rick Byrd. Then Jimmy brings you his interview with Missouri OC Derek Dooley.
Former Belmont basketball coach Rick Byrd joined Jimmy and Vince to talk about the NBA Draft.
Hour two of SportsTalk starts with Jimmy and Vince talking NBA Draft with former Belmont basketball coach Rick Byrd. Then Jimmy brings you his interview with Missouri OC Derek Dooley.
Hour two of SportsTalk starts with Jimmy and Vince talking NBA Draft with former Belmont basketball coach Rick Byrd. Then Jimmy brings you his interview with Missouri OC Derek Dooley.
Former Belmont basketball coach Rick Byrd joined Jimmy and Vince to talk about the NBA Draft.
@JMartZone talks about Rick Byrd's retirement, explains why Duke lost...and why he predicted it, and discusses breaking news on Jerry Stackhouse negotiating to become the new Vanderbilt head basketball coach.
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