Podcast appearances and mentions of rusty larue

Multi-Sport Athlete, Rusty LaRue joins Glenn on the Field to discuss the pros and cons of athletes specializing in one sport versus playing multiple sports and why athletes who engage in multiple sports often achieve greater athletic success than their specialized counterparts. Rusty shares the physical and mental benefits that come with participating in various sports and explains why athletes with versatile skill sets tend to capture the attention of college coaches and recruiters.  Plus, Rusty explains what it was like being the starting Quarterback, Point Guard, and Pitcher at Wake Forest University and how playing multiple sports in college increased his chances to play professionally.Follow Field Goals:Twitter | https://twitter.com/myfieldgoalsInstagram | https://instagram.com/myfieldgoalsFacebook | https://facebook.com/fieldgoalsWebsite | www.myfieldgoals.com

“Never underestimate the ditch along the side of the road.” Rusty LaRue, former NBA player and current COO of Dairi-O, joins Sheriff Kimbrough at the table. LaRue shares what it's like to play alongside the most talented basketball players in the world, the strategy behind his change in career to the Food Industry, and his greatest accomplishment in life: being a dad. LaRue is a lifelong supporter of his alma mater Wake Forest where he played two sports and continues to make a difference in the Winston-Salem community.

Coach Ernie Nestor shares his journey from growing up in West Virginia to being a NCAA D1 basketball coach for over 50 years! The West Virginia native talks about how he got in start as a high school coach before breaking into the college ranks at James Madison University. Wake Forest hired him (for the first of three stints) and he coached Muggsy Bogues before moving across the country to coach at California to reunite with former JMU Head Coach Lou Campenelli. George Mason hired him to be their Head Coach after Rick Barnes left for Providence, Coach Nestor led them to their first NCAA Tournament in school history in only his second season in Fairfax. After GMU he returned to Wake Forest where he coached Tim Duncan, Josh Howard, Randolph Childress, Rusty LaRue, Darius Songaila, Rodney Rogers, and other Wake Forest greats. Once Coach Odom departed for South Carolina he went with him before eventually being named the Head Coach at Elon. Coach Nestor eventually became a NBA Scout for the New Jersey Nets before accepting a position at Penn State under Ed DeChellis. Frank Haith hired him to be an Assistant Coach at Missouri - which was in the only Power 5 Conference that he hadn't coached at yet. While at Missouri he coached Kim English who is currently the Head Coach at George Mason. The veteran coach reunited with Ed DeChellis at Navy and remained there until he retired in 2017. The NABC "Guardian of the Game" recipient came out of retirement to coach alongside Brad Greenberg with the Kosovo National Team and when Danny Manning called him about returning to Wake Forest, he returned to Winston Salem. Ernie Nestor is a living legend and shares phenomenal advice for coaches of all ages!

Rusty LaRue might be the most decorated multi-sport athlete to have ever come out of Wake Forest. He also had a front row seat to the end of arguably the greatest dynasties in professional sports. LaRue details his endearing journey thru life in a fascinating conversation with Kyle Schassburger. From meeting his wife at Northwest Guilford High School, to choosing to pursue pro basketball over football, and describing the breaks he caught that earned him a spot alongside Michael Jordan on the famed 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, the 'Rusty LaRue Story' is a can't miss. Make sure you head to Mast General Store in downtown Winston-Salem to get all your Wake Forest gear before the big game Saturday! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A very special episode as we break down the entire 10 part documentary of ESPN's Last Dance. From Jordan, to Krauss, to Rodman, to Phil Jackson, and everything in-between, the guys discuss the highlights of the documentary that has brought the world together at a time when it needed it most. They touch on the lasting legacy of Jordan and the 90's Bulls, discuss who came out on top and who looked the worst, and also talk about some hypothetical situations that could have changed the history for certain individuals. Buckets and Dan are also joined by some friends and local NBA guru's to draft some teams compiled only of retired NBA players that never won an NBA championship, several of whom happened to cross paths with the Bulls during their dynasty. Finally, former Chicago Bull and member of the 1997-1998 Chicago Bulls NBA championship team, Rusty Larue, joins the podcast to discuss his wild athletic career to reach the NBA, what it was like to be part of one of the greatest teams of all time, and talk about what he thought of Jordan as a teammate. Hope you enjoy! Make sure to follow us on twitter (@bucketsanddan) to leave feedback on the episode, provide topics for next week, and vote on which starting five you liked best!

Doug gives his final takeaways from the last 2 episodes of the Michael Jordan documentary and why it was time for the Bulls dynasty to come to an end. He also shares some exciting news about the return of the live sporting events. Plus, NBA champion and former Jordan teammate Rusty LaRue joins the show to tell Doug what he remembers from the 1998 season, what Jordan was like as a teammate and what he remembers about MJ’s most iconic shot against the Jazz. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Doug gives his final takeaways from the last 2 episodes of the Michael Jordan documentary and why it was time for the Bulls dynasty to come to an end. He talks to NBA Insider Chris Broussard about Jordan as a teammate and how today’s NBA players would feel about that. Plus, NBA champion and former Jordan teammate Rusty LaRue joins the show to tell Doug what he remembers from the 1998 season, what Jordan was like as a teammate and what he remembers about MJ’s most iconic shot against the Jazz.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Former three-sport collegiate athlete and 1997-98 NBA World Champion Rusty LaRue joins the boys to talk about making ACC history and how that might've earned him some points with a fellow baseball player-turned-basketball player, how he withstood the hoopla of playing with the eventual six-time champion Chicago Bulls and that time he scored some of Michael Jordan's tickets for some friends.

In the last hour, Dan McNeil and Danny Parkins were joined by former Bulls guard Rusty LaRue to discuss his experiences during the team's 1997-98 season, which is being chronicled in "The Last Dance" documentary that premiered on ESPN on Sunday night.

Rusty LaRue might be the most decorated multi-sport athlete to have ever come out of Wake Forest. He also had a front row seat to the end of arguably the greatest dynasties in professional sports. LaRue details his endearing journey thru life in a fascinating conversation with Kyle Schassburger. From meeting his wife at Northwest Guilford High School, to choosing to pursue pro basketball over football, and describing the breaks he caught that earned him a spot alongside Michael Jordan on the famed 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, the 'Rusty LaRue Story' is a can't miss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BIO:Rusty LaRue spent eight years in professional basketball, winning an NBA championship on the 1997-1998 Bulls team. He is in the Wake Forest Sports Hall of Fame and is the second athlete in ACC history to play football, basketball, and baseball in the same year. Spending time coaching at the college and high school level, Rusty is currently the C.O.O. at Dairi-O Restaurants. TOPICS:COVID-19 update and his faith outlookThe Last Dance documentaryHow he fit in during his rookie seasonPlaying with Michael JordanExperience with Dennis Rodman and Secret SantaUnderrated players of the Bulls teamPhil JacksonFaith journey as an NBA playerThe death of his son, RileyPlaying overseasCoaching experienceBecoming a business ownerHis Championship ring See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The quarantine continues! Brad caught up with Joe Johnson at Obvious Shirt’s palatial global headquarters. It was a fun and wide-ranging wellness check, discussing things like the charitable endeavors Obvious Shirts supports, how he plans to spend what should have been Cubs Opening Day, which past and current players he’s met who have impressed him most, what a struggle it is having friends who are fans of the St. Louis Cardinals, the team he out-rebounded Rusty LaRue and made a crisp bounce pass to Michael Jordan for his first and only NBA assist, how his life’s biggest regret does NOT involve Dennis Rodman, what he’s learned from the quarantine, the one thing he’d give up to have baseball back (hint: It’s not a testicle), and which of his “mid-major” pizza places in the city are his favorite. Check out Obvious Shirts at http://obviousshirts.com. --- 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/TheHeckler/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheHeckler/support

Una semana más el equipo de Zona 3'05 se reúne para arreglar el mundo del basket (a base de triples). Debatiremos sobre la reciente decisión del gobierno en Italia de celebrar lso eventos deportivos a puerta cerrrada y su posible implantación en España; Sergio Pérez trae de vuelta una de sus secciones más queridas: la Máquina del Tiempo; y Bienve da a conocer un poquito más al equipo con un nuevo cuestionario. Todo ello sin olvidarnos de nuestro jugador(a) misterioso(a) de esta semana y nuestro top y flop!! Zona tres...cero...cinco!!!

Subscribe here to the All Ball with Doug Gottlieb Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-ball-with-doug-gottlieb/id1358843497?mt=2.  This week, Gottlieb discusses potential Steve Alford replacements at UCLA, challenges the program faces going forward, and Kyle Kuma's potential with the Lakers. Doug also talks hoops with former Wake Forest multi-sport star Rusty LaRue,on his prolific collegiate career, playing with Tim Duncan, and his path to earning a roster spot on Jordan's '98 Bulls title team; New York Times hoops writer Adam Zagoria talks college ball and the state of the Knicks. Subscribe here to the All Ball with Doug Gottlieb Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-ball-with-doug-gottlieb/id1358843497?mt=2.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This week, Gottlieb discusses potential Steve Alford replacements at UCLA, challenges the program faces going forward, and Kyle Kuma's potential with the Lakers. Doug also talks hoops with former Wake Forest multi-sport star Rusty LaRue,on his prolific collegiate career, playing with Tim Duncan, and his path to earning a roster spot on Jordan's '98 Bulls title team; New York Times hoops writer Adam Zagoria talks college ball and the state of the Knicks. Subscribe here to the All Ball with Doug Gottlieb Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-ball-with-doug-gottlieb/id1358843497?mt=2.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Subscribe here to the All Ball with Doug Gottlieb Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-ball-with-doug-gottlieb/id1358843497?mt=2.  This week, Gottlieb discusses potential Steve Alford replacements at UCLA, challenges the program faces going forward, and Kyle Kuma's potential with the Lakers. Doug also talks hoops with former Wake Forest multi-sport star Rusty LaRue,on his prolific collegiate career, playing with Tim Duncan, and his path to earning a roster spot on Jordan's '98 Bulls title team; New York Times hoops writer Adam Zagoria talks college ball and the state of the Knicks. Subscribe here to the All Ball with Doug Gottlieb Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-ball-with-doug-gottlieb/id1358843497?mt=2.   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

So what do you do when you have a guest on you show that elevates it and makes it that much better? Have that guest back on, of course. We brought back our people Dre from the ETMF podcast and boy the show went up. When we weren't discussing trading Jimmy Butler, the most disappointing Bulls team and Lebron being top 3, we were debating the legacy of Jerry Krause and if he should get more blame or credit. Plus a Rusty LaRue mention?!? Oh yeah, this show was great. Tune in, kick back and enjoy. We here son!