Podcasts about tacko falls

We saw Jb go off for career high 42 pts, Brad unload the bench including Tacko Falls season premiere. There's also been a lot of trash talk about Hayward, Rozier, and Kanter playing better this year and the Celtics not utilizing them so I put that to bed. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/guy-deplacido/support

A slightly delayed episode this week but with much better sound quality and amazing editing. We discuss the disappointing end to the Dunk Contest, the greatest All Star Game ever and how the NBA failed Khris Middleton. We also look at the buyouts and signings from the past week, with a lot of hot takes from all around. Special thanks to Jacob Smith (@uneven_geometry) for editing this week's podcast, and to Rahul Ramesh for being a hilarious guest.

Tacko Falls journey

Soda promotions, Tacko Falls, cat skull lamps, and women that know God, Dude #1 and Dude #3 have grown pretty used to the crazy.

Doug Compton Jr. joins in for episode 80. Doug has been working NBA Summer League for 9 straight summers and this past season was a skill development coach for Fiat Torino which is a team that plays in the top professional league in Italy. Doug and Combo discuss how summer league has evolved over the years, Tacko Falls cult like following, and the Westbrook/CP3 trade. Combo also shares why he likes summer league better than NBA regular season basketball. Plus much more! www.onetwocombo.com

K1NG X0 talks about who he is and his background, Bol Bol's disrespect on Draft Night, and the absolute disrespect to Tacko Falls. He also speaks on Kawhi news and the Atlanta hawks surprisingly good performance on Draft Night. Also his reaction to Zion getting drafted. This episode is based around the 2019 NBA Draft! This is the podcast of upcoming artist K1NG X0! Spotify: Twitter: Instagram: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/k1ngx0/support

Hosts Mitchell Gladstone, Derek Saul, and sports editor Michael Model discuss Duke's victory over UCF and Duke's upcoming path as part of the NCAA tournament. Producer: Mary Helen Wood

Sports Daily United weekly podcast every Wednesday. In this podcast we talk about Zion and Duke, Tacko Falls, Lebron James Missing the Playoffs & The Big Baller Brand scandal

Titus and Tate break down round two of the NCAA tournament. They cover a wild finish to the Duke-UCF game, Wofford's loss to Kentucky after Fletcher Magee went 0-12 from the 3-point line, LSU's hard-fought win over Maryland, Iowa's almost-comeback on Tennessee, approaching a "magnificent" Sweet 16, and more.

The gents discuss the retirement of Rob Gronkowski and the possibility of a late season return. Duke steals a win from UCF thank to Zion Williams and Tacko Falls fouling out. Is Zion the biggest college athlete we’ve seen in a long time? Billy and Jeff discuss the emergence of rising UFC star Randy Costa, and more nonsense and tomfoolery. Thanks for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesidelinefans/support

One of the highlights of this episode was hearing Irwin’s favorite quote; “If you cannot risk, you cannot grow. If you cannot grow, you cannot become your best. If you cannot become your best, you cannot be happy. If you can’t be happy, then what else matters.” - Viscott Irwin was born and raised in Starkville, MS and received a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering from Mississippi State University in 1991. He then obtained his Master’s from the University of Central Florida in Modeling & Simulation in 2013, and his Ph.D. in Human Factors Engineering from the University of Central Florida in December of 2016. Irwin currently works for the US Army Futures Command as a Science and Technology Manager, however, basketball is his passion! Teaching and training players how to physically and mentally play the game is what he does best. He's trained several thousands of players ranging from age 6 to All-stars in the NBA. He has had some pretty notable clients, including Dwight Howard, Chandler Parsons, Austin Rivers, Nick Calathes, Deshawn Stevenson, Tacko Falls, AJ Davis, and Phil Pressey. He served as Head Boys Varsity Coach for 2 years at Trinity Prep and 3 years at Bishop Moore Catholic High School and Assistant Coach for 8 years at Lake Howell High School, 2 years at Oakridge High School, & 2 years at Seminole State. He officially incorporated OrlandoHoops, Inc. in 1999, founding his company on the principles of hard-work, dedication and a willingness to do whatever it takes to improve talent and skill of each and every participant. Whether he’s coaching, counseling, teaching, or leading a training session Irwin’s passion and knowledge shines through whenever he is on the court. For the past 20 years he has been making players better in Orlando, the state of Florida, and across the world - including USA, Brazil, Greece, Russia, France and Canada. He is the very proud husband to Mrs. Phuong Hudson and father to daughters Olivia Joyce Hudson and Audrey Grace Hudson. It is crystal clear in this episode that Irwin is one of the most kind and dedicated coaches you could find. His wisdom for players and parents alike is invaluable. He and Kathy talk talent, focusing on the kind of support and dedication that prepares an athlete for the field of play and life off the court, and dissect the principles of focus and attention and their impact in an athlete’s success. He also offers guidance for parents in separating the activity of parenting from coaching, especially when working with young athletes, and how to put the emphasis on their choice to play and keep their love of the sport alive. You can find more from Dr. Coach’s at http://www.ohoops.com, as well as stay in the loop on his upcoming book release!