Podcast appearances and mentions of tony barone

RUNDOWN   Mitch and Hotshot Scott discuss the NCAA tournament's First Four games in Dayton, Ohio, diving into the city's rich basketball history and notable figures. The conversation takes a turn as Mitch shares an intense, near-altercation with Kansas fans at the Big 12 tournament, sparked by a well-timed chant. Continuing the March Madness discussion, the guys breakdown the bracket's top-heavy nature and why this year's tournament feels less unpredictable. They also analyze the Seahawks' offseason strategy, including the addition of Cooper Kupp, the lack of big offensive line signings, and Sam Darnold's contract structure. Brian Barone, head coach of SIU Edwardsville, reflects on the program's historic first NCAA tournament appearance, a journey marked by perseverance and belief. He shares the story of the framed scissors that symbolized his vision of cutting down the nets, his path from assistant coaching to taking over the program, and the personal influence of his late father, legendary coach Tony Barone. Wofford College head coach Dwight Perry discusses the thrill of leading his team to the NCAA tournament after a surprising run through the Southern Conference. He shares insights on his team's style of play, his rapid rise to head coach following a controversial transition, and his own unforgettable moment as a walk-on at Kentucky when a lineup mistake led to an unexpected start in the NCAA tournament. Alan Huss, head coach of High Point University, reflects on leading his team to its first NCAA tournament appearance after winning both the Big South regular season and tournament titles. He discusses his journey from playing at Creighton to coaching under Greg McDermott and Dana Altman, blending their influences into High Point's high-powered offense. Lennie Acuff, head coach of Lipscomb University, reflects on leading the Bisons to their second NCAA tournament appearance in school history. A longtime coach with nearly 700 career wins at various levels, Acuff shares his gratitude for the mentors and players who shaped his career, his team's experienced roster, and the significance of their electric home-court championship victory.   GUESTS • Brian Barone | Head Coach, SIU Edwardsville Men's Basketball • Dwight Perry | Head Coach, Wofford College Men's Basketball • Alan Huss | Head Coach, High Point University Men's Basketball • Lennie Acuff | Head Coach, Lipscomb University Men's Basketball   TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:34 | Dayton's basketball legacy, March Madness matchups, and a near-brawl at the Big 12 tournament 22:58 | Clip of the Week: Arizona Fan Mitch Riles Up Kansas Crowd, Nearly Sparks Brawl with 'Short Ride Home' Chant Before Making Peace with a 350-Pound Jayhawk. 30:34 | Mitch and Hotshot Scott break down the NCAA tournament bracket and Seahawks offseason moves 51:09 | GUEST: SIU Edwardsville's Brian Barone leads cougars to first-ever NCAA tournament with a vision years in the making, 1:16:18 | GUEST: Wofford's coach Dwight Perry reflects on NCAA tournament journey and unexpected coaching rise 1:40:00 | GUEST: high point's Alan Huss leads panthers to NCAA tournament with elite offense and a winning culture 1:59:03 | GUEST: Lipscomb's Lennie acuff leads bisons to NCAA tournament, capping a 35-year coaching journey 2:16:55 | The Other Stuff Segment: Logan Gilbert named Mariners' Opening Day starter, Dodgers' workout in Tokyo draws 10,000 fans, Tiger Woods suffers ruptured Achilles, Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence feud after Lawrence joins Seahawks, Yankees' Gerrit Cole out for the season with Tommy John surgery, Rich Rodriguez bans TikTok dancing for his football players, Steph Curry reaches 4,000 career three-pointers, Southwest Airlines trolls the Dallas Mavericks, Seahawks sign Cooper Kupp, Seahawks' lack of offensive line signings, Sam Darnold's contract details and Seahawks' long-term quarterback plan, Seahawks' offseason strategy and potential focus on 2026, March Madness bracket analysis and predictions, Mitch picks Florida to win the NCAA Tournament, Duke's chances in March Madness and the state of the ACC RIPs: Bob Rivers, radio broadcasting legend (68), Slick Watts, former Seattle Supersonics player (73), Oliver Miller, former NBA center (54), Junior Bridgman, former NBA player and business mogul (71), John Feinstein, best-selling sports author and journalist (69) Headlines: Deshaun Watson engaged, skips the couple's massage, Woman arrested for aggravated battery with a Pringles can, Backyard s'mores attempt in Long Island leads to wildfire, Dog accidentally shoots owner in Memphis, Man arrested for lap dance heist, dancers claim it's not the first time they've been stiffed

Tony Barone is a Protective Paramedic Practitioner and CEO of Emergility, a security, protection, and emergency medical services company based in Alexandria, Virginia. Over 60 years ago in Alexandria, four physicians established 24/7 year-round emergency care, which today has become accessed and over-accessed from the most minor ailments to the most life-threatening ones. On this episode of the pod, Tony discusses the traumatic events in his childhood that shaped his interest in medicine and helping others, the impact business has made on the delivery of care, the true meaning of what protective treatment is, and how Emergility is filling the gaps in bringing clients and patients emergency, protective care where they need it, when they need it. To learn more, visit emergility.com

Nick was joined by Brian Barone, head coach of SIU-Edwardsville men's basketball and son of former Creighton coach Tony Barone, ahead of SIUE taking on Omaha.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Brian Barone is in his third season as the SIUE's men's basketball coach after taking over the position in March 2019. Barone had been an assistant coach for the Cougars the previous two seasons. The highlight of Barone's first season came with a historic 79-69 win on the road at Belmont. It was the program's first-ever win over Belmont and came among five Ohio Valley Conference victories. The Cougars also won road OVC games at Eastern Illinois and UT Martin during the season. SIUE also triumphed over Southeast Missouri and Eastern Kentucky at home.  Even before coming to SIUE, Barone boasted previous NCAA Division I experience as an assistant as well as stints as an assistant and head coach in the junior college ranks. Barone's most recent Division I experience came at Green Bay under current Bradley head coach Brian Wardle. In five years on the Green Bay staff, Barone helped guide the Phoenix to a 95-65 overall record. In 2014-15, Green Bay posted a 24-7 record and claimed the Horizon League's regular season championship. While at Green Bay, Barone was instrumental in the recruitment and development of two-time Horizon League Player of the Year Keifer Sykes and second round 2015 NBA Draft Pick Alec Brown. More than 10 Green Bay players from Barone's tenure went on to play professionally. Prior to his time in Green Bay, Barone was on staff at Indiana University as the Hoosiers' director of basketball operations/video coordinator where he worked under his college head coach Tom Crean. He began at IU in 2008 after serving the 2007-08 campaign as the coordinator of basketball operations and video coordinator at Marquette. Barone's first Division I coaching experience came at Illinois State. He spent four seasons (from 2003-04 through 2006-07) as an assistant coach for the Redbirds where he helped resurrect a program that had just eight wins the year prior to his arrival. As a player, Barone played his first two seasons at Texas A&M, playing for his father Tony Barone, Sr. He earned honorable mention all-Big XII accolades as a sophomore following the 1997-98 season when he finished among the league's top five in assists and steals. He also received GTE Big XII Academic All-Conference accolades as well. He transferred to Marquette. Barone made his debut in 1999-00 after sitting out one season as a transfer. He served as team captain during his tenure and was also named to the Conference USA All-Academic Team. Barone earned his bachelor's degree in communications from Marquette in 2000 and completed his master's in communications at MU in 2002. Barone and his wife, Mimi, have a son, Carson, and three daughters, Ava, Gianna and Cecilia. What you'll learn in this episode: What ‘Find a Way' means to Brian and the SIUE Basketball program  Why it was so important to add ‘Family' to the end of ‘Find a Way' What locking into the beliefs that everything is better together and to never do it alone helped SIUE Basketball grow through all the adversity they faced How Brian leans into each players' story to put them into the best position to be successful on and off the court What it was like to play 19 games in 43 days, have a 33 day break in mid-season without a game and to only have five team practices after December 21st during the 2020-21 season What it is so important to know your role, embrace your role, and be a star in your role How his players protect the locker room Additional resources: Brian Barone's- LinkedIn Brian Barone's- Twitter Brian Barone's- Website Brian Barone's- Facebook

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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 looks at the hopeless situation small market teams in today's NBA, why Zion Williamson's $75 million shoe deal is due in large part to growing his brand at Duke. Doug's guest is new SIU-Edwardsville Head Coach Brian Barone who discusses learning from his father - and legendary college coach - Tony Barone, his recent passing, and his plans for his first DI coaching gig. 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

This week, Gottlieb looks at the hopeless situation small market teams in today's NBA, why Zion Williamson's $75 million shoe deal is due in large part to growing his brand at Duke. Doug's guest is new SIU-Edwardsville Head Coach Brian Barone who discusses learning from his father - and legendary college coach - Tony Barone, his recent passing, and his plans for his first DI coaching gig. 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

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 looks at the hopeless situation small market teams in today's NBA, why Zion Williamson's $75 million shoe deal is due in large part to growing his brand at Duke. Doug's guest is new SIU-Edwardsville Head Coach Brian Barone who discusses learning from his father - and legendary college coach - Tony Barone, his recent passing, and his plans for his first DI coaching gig. Download, rate and subscribe here to get the latest All Ball Podcasts: Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In the last 26 years, Ed has developed his leadership skills in both athletics and business. From working as an NCAA Basketball coach at Texas A&M to becoming the Vice President of a national recruiting firm, Ed has taught countless athletes, coaches, and business leaders how to THINK, ACT, and EXECUTE at an elite level. Ed has a unique set of skills to deliver leaders across the country a purposeful, positive, energetic, and refreshing experience to unlock their true potential. In 2016, Ed launched his company, The Molitor Group, in order to reach and add value to a larger sphere of ambitious individuals and help them achieve their goals every day. Through The Molitor Group, Ed has guided all types of leaders to achieve success. From entrepreneurs and executives to teams and companies, The Molitor Group specializes in empowering individuals and groups to achieve at the next level. Through Leadership Performance training, coaching, and speaking, Ed's goal is to supply people and organizations with the necessary tools to move forward from where they are now to where they want to be. What you'll learn from this episode: Why Coach Tony Barone of Creighton University had a major impact on Ed's life, and why his recent passing at age 72 has affected Ed deeply Ed shares details of Coach B's remarkable resume and decades of work in basketball coaching, as well as some of Coach B's career highs What remarkable leadership traits and qualities Coach B possessed that inspired the people he led How Coach B taught his players to dream big, do more, and to believe in themselves both individually and collectively Ed shares the story of being the underdogs in a tournament, coming from behind to win, and then Coach B ripping open his shirt to reveal a “1989 Missouri Valley Conference Champions” t-shirt he'd been wearing the whole game Why one of the important lessons Ed learned was the value of building a culture that isn't “like a family” but is a family Ed shares a memorable and special story of his time at Creighton and receiving academic praise from Coach B How Coach B worked to make sure that his team members knew they mattered to him, and how that made a lasting impression on them Additional Resources: Email: ed@themolitorgroup.com Website: www.themolitorgroup.com

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On the second hour of OSI with Joe Quinn and Nick Handley, the guys talk about the NCAA wanting to tighten up transfer rules. Then Jon Nyatawa of the Omaha World Herald joins the show to talk CWS. Then Jeff Degan of Channel 94.1 joins the show to remember forget Creighton coach Tony Barone.

In the fifth episode of Season 3, host Dirk Chatelain interviews Porter Moser, the former Creighton basketball player who coached Loyola Chicago to the Final Four. Moser discusses “boot camp” under Tony Barone, losing his job at Illinois State, why he wants to write a book about Rick Majerus, meeting Sister Jean, his Final Four run, whether he’d someday be interested in the Creighton job and a lot more. Support the show.

Artist Karen & Tony Barone discuss their latest works and the upcoming ANIMAL MAGNETISM Show opening at University of Riverside, Palm Desert CA campus. The post 49 CWR Pt 2 10-8-2016 Karen & Tony Barone ANIMAL MAGNETISM appeared first on COLLIDING WORLDS PODCAST.

Why You Should Listen?  People dream about an opportunity to learn from individuals like Jerry West, Hubie Brown and Mike Fratello.  Tony Barone, Sr. was fortunate to get that chance to learn from these basketball Hall of Famers.  Tony has a PHD in basketball due to his experiences of playing at Duke, to being a […]