Podcasts about win games

Team periods should be more than putting the ball down and running plays, they should be the final step in a practice built to solve specific problems. Joe Daniel and Daniel Chamberlain explain how to script efficient team sessions, build situational football into practice, improve pre-snap communication, simulate opponent looks, and get game-ready reps without wasting time or unnecessarily beating up your roster. 10:07 - Planning Team Periods as Culminating Event14:01 - Self Scouting to Solve Practice Problems18:05 - Coaching Off Film With Fast Feedback22:38 - Scripting Team Sessions With Seven Play Blocks24:35 - Third Down and Short Yardage Situational Practice28:02 - Scripting Special Teams Into Team Periods32:11 - Game Situations and Clock Management in Team38:35 - Defensive Formation Alignment and Adjustments41:43 - Pre Snap Communication and Checks Practice48:01 - Full Speed Team Periods to Reduce Injuries  Build Team Periods That Prepare Your Team for Game Day 1. Start With the Problem Your Practice Needs to Solve Use your self-scout to identify the biggest problem from the previous game, then make that problem the focus of the week. Every period should move players toward solving it, rather than becoming a collection of unrelated drills and plays. READ: 10 Keys To Preparing a Football Practice Plan that Wins Games 2. Build a Progression From Individual Skills to Team Execution Break the week's focus into individual skills first, then add the reads, reactions and combinations players need during group periods. Team should become the final step where those pieces come together against a complete offensive or defensive look. LISTEN: Practice Planning: Group Run Drills for Skill Progression | FBCP S21E05 3. Make the Passing Game Carry Over to 11-on-11 Progress quarterbacks, receivers and defenders from routes on air and half-field work into 7-on-7, then reconnect those skills with the run game during team. Keep the same reads and reactions throughout the progression so players are practicing what they will actually see on game day. LISTEN: Practice Planning: Group Passing Drills for Game Day Execution | FBCP S21E08 4. Organize the Entire Week With a Repeatable Practice Shell Build Monday through Thursday around a consistent structure so you can change the focus, scripts and situations without rebuilding the practice schedule every week. Give every period a defined amount of time and purpose so team periods can move quickly without players standing around. DOWNLOAD: Perfect Practice Plan Template 5. Turn Team Periods Into Game Situations Stop simply putting the ball down and running plays. Script down and distance, field position, third downs, red zone, goal line, special teams transitions, clock situations and other scenarios so players and coaches practice making the decisions they will face on Friday night. LISTEN: Our Players Don't Execute on Game Day | FBCP S18E21 6. Script the Opponent Without Abandoning Your System Give your players the formations, fronts, motions, blocking reactions and unusual looks they need to recognize without asking the scout team to learn an entirely different system. Prepare for what the opponent can show while reinforcing the rules and communication your players already use. LISTEN: How to Defend the Spread Option Offense | FBCP S21E07 7. Make Every Practice Rep Transfer to Friday Night Evaluate drills and team periods by whether the skills, reads and reactions actually appear in the game. Keep coaching cues short, maximize repetitions, film team periods when possible and build every practice period toward execution under realistic conditions. READ: Complete Guide to Coaching Football Drills that Win Games

Wolf and Luke react to the Arizona Diamondbacks' win over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night and discuss how the Arizona Cardinals' offense can exploit the Los Angeles Chargers' defense.  

Are you tired of "vibe analysis" dominating football discussions? Cal Hutson is too, and he's here to tell you exactly why relying on feelings instead of facts is a recipe for disaster. This episode dives deep into the pitfalls of superficial assessments, emphasizing the crucial role of metrics, data, and genuine analytical thinking in understanding the NFL. Discover how emotional takes can lead you astray, illustrated with a classic example of projecting a player's "future" without any real criteria. Cal explains why potential isn't a statistic and why you can't build a winning team on gut feelings alone. It's time to ditch the crayons and juice boxes and engage with the game like serious fans. Tune in for a spirited argument that champions data and science over fleeting vibes. If you want to elevate your football analysis and understand the game on a deeper level, this episode is a must-listen. Subscribe, leave a five-star review, and join the Packernet Podcast community for more insightful discussions! This episode is brought to you by PrizePicks! Use code PACKDADDY to get started with America's #1 fantasy sports app. https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/PACKDADDY To advertise on this podcast please email: ad-sales@libsyn.com Or go to: https://advertising.libsyn.com/packernetpodcast Check out everything I'm building across the Packers and NFL world: NFL Draft Grades: https://nfldraftgrades.com/ Hashmarks: https://hashmarks.io/

Great offensive line drills aren't about collecting more drills, they're about identifying the blocks your offense actually needs and building practice around the problems your linemen must solve on Friday night. In this episode, Daniel Chamberlain and Joe Daniel break down practical drills for gap and zone schemes, combo blocks, pulling, pass protection, and first-step footwork while explaining how to eliminate traditional drills that don't translate to game situations. 4:58 - Identifying Which Blocks to Drill in Your Scheme  12:39 - Overrated O Line Drills Sleds Boards and Chutes  14:58 - The O Line Coach as Advocate for Your Linemen  16:13 - Minimizing Block Engagement Time for Smaller Linemen 31:57 - Vertical Pass Set Drill Using Yard Lines 35:08 - Group Pass Protection Drill vs One on Ones 37:43 - Combo Block Drill with Hip to Hip Pad Technique  48:21 - Gap Scheme Pull and Kick Drill with Chute Landmarks  56:54 - Base Blocking Drills Zone Reach and Down Blocks  60:54 - Pass Protection Footwork and Birdwalk Communication Drill Build Better Offensive Line Drills 1. Build Drills Around the Football Your Linemen Actually Play Start by identifying the blocks, footwork and techniques your offensive system actually requires. Your drill menu should come from your scheme and the problems you see on film, not a collection of traditional offensive line drills. READ: Complete Guide to Coaching Football Drills that Win Games 2. Learn to Diagnose What Your Offensive Line Needs Break offensive line execution into smaller problems you can attack in practice. Use game and practice film to identify the specific skill that is failing, then build drill work around correcting that problem. LISTEN: Better Football Drills That Get Faster Results | FBCP S20E20 3. Make the First Two Steps the Foundation Build offensive line technique from the first step to the second step, then add aiming points, fits and finishes. Mastering those first two steps gives your linemen the best opportunity to execute blocks without relying on size or strength. LISTEN: Individual Drill Periods for Skill Development | FBCP S21E01 4. Simplify the Job for Your Offensive Line Reduce the number of blocking schemes your players have to master and build the offense around what your linemen can execute. Use formations, tags, shifts and other adjustments to create answers without constantly changing their core blocking rules. LISTEN: How to Design Run Plays That Get Big Yards | FBCP S20E16 5. Develop Communication and Combination Blocking Teach offensive linemen to recognize fronts, communicate responsibilities and work together instead of treating every block as an isolated one-on-one matchup. Build simple rules that let players solve movement and second-level defenders together. LISTEN: Coaching Combo Blocks in Your Offensive System | FBCP S17E08 6. Progress Individual Technique Into the Run Game Move from controlled footwork and blocking drills into pods, half-line work and group run periods. Keep the same techniques and communication your linemen learned individually while gradually adding the movement and decisions they will see on game day. LISTEN: Practice Planning: Group Run Drills for Skill Progression | FBCP S21E05 7. Build Offensive Line Development Into the Practice Plan Give your offensive line enough focused practice time to reinforce the blocks and communication your offense needs that week, then carry that same focus through individual, group and team periods. DOWNLOAD: Perfect Practice Plan Template​

Nottingham Forest arrived at Anfield with a plan and twice punished Liverpool for failing to control the match. Alexander Isak and Victor Muñoz supplied the quality to rescue a 2–2 draw, but Andoni Iraola's side remains dangerously dependent on individual brilliance to overcome collective instability.⚽

AUDTIN MOCK's sim model has the TEXANS at 9.8 wins, and no team in the AFC over 11 win.. They get it RIGHT or WRONG-O, H-Town?!

Hour 3 - The ol' McAfee Fatigue paired with new tunes & breaking news, Texans PREDICTION Time with the fellas-

Tam McManus pulls no punches, as he believes Derek McInnes has to start winning games, beginning with St Mirren on Sunday or he will be facing calls to sack him! Peter Martin thinks the Celtic juggernaut is so far ahead of everyone in the league. Can Motherwell defeat Freiburg?

Mike Mulligan and David Haugh discussed what the Bears' playing style and formula to win will look like in the 2026 season.

Building an effective run game takes more than calling plays—it requires a practice plan that develops players step by step. In this episode, Joe Daniel and Daniel Chamberlain explain how to structure group run periods that bridge the gap between individual drills and full team sessions, helping coaches reinforce key techniques without overwhelming players. You'll learn how to organize half-line, 9-on-9, inside run, and outside run periods, keep every drill aligned with your weekly practice focus, and script meaningful reps that translate directly to Friday night performance. Whether you're refining your practice schedule or looking to get more from every run period, this episode provides practical coaching strategies you can implement immediately. 5:31 — Progressing from one-on-one drills to live group run reps   9:47 — Chaining one-on-one games into a linebacker's full run fit   14:27 — Using half line periods to organize run drills   17:12 — Bird Walk drill for teaching run blocking landmarks   22:20 — Half line limitations and the eight-man football comparison   29:22 — Scripting group run periods with a play list   32:51 — Organizing nine v nine run periods   35:19 — Nine v nine practice plan progression and seven play scripting   47:35 — Coordinating weekly practice focus across position groups   50:49 — Aligning gap and zone scheme focus days with opponent tendencies Building Better Group Run Periods 1. Master the One on One Game Understand how every successful group period begins with individual skills. Learn how to build drills that teach specific football problems before combining them into larger practice periods. LISTEN: Individual Drill Periods for Skill Development https://www.joedanielfootball.com/blog/indy 2. Build Drills That Transfer to Game Day Learn how to create drills that solve real game problems, progress naturally into group work, and reinforce the habits your players need during live football. READ: Complete Guide to Coaching Football Drills that Win Games https://www.joedanielfootball.com/blog/coaching-football-drills 3. Organize Your Practice Around a Single Focus Learn how to structure every practice period around one coaching objective so your individual drills, group periods, and team sessions all reinforce the same skill. DOWNLOAD: Perfect Practice Plan Template https://www.joedanielfootball.com/practice 4. Script Group Run Periods with Purpose Learn how to organize 9 on 9, half line, inside run, and outside run periods around the specific run concepts your team needs to improve, instead of running random plays. LISTEN: 90 Minutes Means 90 Minutes: How to Make the Practice Plan Work https://www.joedanielfootball.com/blog/90-minute-football-practice-plan-tips 5. Build Your Run Game Through Repetition Learn how to organize your core run concepts so players repeatedly see the same blocking schemes, timing, and reads throughout practice. LISTEN: How to Design Run Plays That Get Big Yards https://www.joedanielfootball.com/blog/design-run-plays-big-yards 6. Connect Individual Skills to Defensive Execution Learn how to carry individual techniques like key reads, block destruction, and run fits into group periods so defenders execute confidently during team sessions. LISTEN: Build Your System Around Your Defensive Run Fits https://www.joedanielfootball.com/blog/defensive-run-fits-system 7. Build a Practice System That Gets Better Every Week Learn how to evaluate each practice by whether your players improved at the day's focus, then adjust future practice plans based on those results instead of simply running more drills. DOWNLOAD: Turnaround Guide https://www.joedanielfootball.com/turnaround-guide

Yessss hello Tradies! On this week's edition of Air Raid, Mitch and Sam debate the success of Collingwood's new pre-game routine before discussing the AFL's memo to clubs about resting players leading into finals.

Mid-summer breaking news as Dusty May is out at Michigan and on to the NBA. Where do the Wolverines go from here, will Mike Boynton keep the program rolling, and what about the state of college sports? The Tigers are starting to win some games, but do we want that? Some ideas for the name of the Owosso - Corunna trophy, a history lesson, and more! Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod! Thanks to: Memorial Healthcare Wellness Center, Blackstone's Public House, Nelson House Funeral Home, Success Group Mortgage & Servicing, Kori Shook & Associates, Jacobs Insurance, AZee Branding Solutions, Pickpocket Sports & Outdoors, Lebowsky Center, Marrs Furniture & Mattress Barn, Shiawassee County Fair, Nichols Painting, Great Lakes Apparel Co., SportsNet MI

Steve Phillips of MLB Network joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about the impact of Jose Ramirez's injury, what he thinks of Travis Bazzana's rookie season, his expectations for the trade deadline, and more.

"A real stoic victory." The St Kilda Football Club stared down the demons and held strong to defeat the GWS Giants on Sunday afternoon.Please remember to rate and review our show on whatever platform you're most comfortable with (iTunes, Facebook, Spotify etc), and always give us your feedback - good, bad or ugly - and keep sending in your questions or comments on social media! Thanks as always to the great Lloyd Spiegel for the use of his "OWTS" as our intro track!

The Miami Dolphins face a franchise-defining question heading into the 2026 NFL season: should they focus on winning games now or positioning themselves to land their quarterback of the future? In this video, we break down the Dolphins' roster, playoff outlook, quarterback situation, NFL Draft implications, and what the future could hold for Miami.We also discuss the latest developments surrounding Sorsby, who is currently in rehab seeking treatment for gambling addiction. Gambling addiction is a serious condition that affects individuals and families across the country. As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, it's important to remember that seeking help is a sign of strength. We also examine the possibility of Sorsby entering the NFL Supplemental Draft and what that could mean for his football future.

HR3 - Braves have had to be resilient & find multiple ways to win games this season Mike Johnson, Ali Mac, and Beau Morgan quickly touch on some of the biggest headlines around the local and national sports scene, talk about the tragic and unexpected passing of NASCAR Driver Kyle Busch, talk about how Busch will be remembered as a NASCAR icon whether you loved or hated him, and react to Texas Football Head Coach Steve Sarkisian taking a shot at a school in Texas, most likely Texas Tech, while stressing the importance of the strength of schedule. Then, Mike, Ali, and Beau spend some time with 92.9 The Game's own Atlanta Braves insider and reporter, Grant McAuley! Mike, Ali, and Grant discuss what has been the difference in Michael Harris' offense and production at the plate why Money Mike has been hitting so well this season, the Braves being in the best position possible through the first third of the season, what the role of Mauricio Dubón will be moving forward now that shortstop Ha-Seong Kim has returned from his injury, what and Austin Riley has been doing at the plate to get himself going offensively. The Morning Shift crew also talks about what they're doing for their long Memorial Day holiday weekend, talk about what not to do at a cookout and what not to ask the grill master, and then close out hour three by answering people's questions about anything in the Morning Mailbag!

Browns left tackle and ninth overall pick in the NFL Draft Spencer Fano joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about his comfort at left tackle, how the quarterbacks have looked so far this offseason, what Joe Thomas means to him, and more.

Which Minnesota Vikings opponents are MUST-WIN games and how does the Vikings schedule stack up against the rest of the NFC North. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Carl and Mike close out the show with final thoughts on what to expect with the Falcons schedule release and agree that regardless of who the Falcons play when, they have to win the games they should and are expected to win.

Following a 5-0 Red Sox win over the Blue Jays, Marcelo Mayer spoke with Will Flemming and Cooper Boardman about getting the scoring started off of Dylan Cease, how the team is adjusting to the new coaching staff, and playing behind a dominant outing from Ranger Suarez.

The Red Sox are flailing once again and the crew try to identify the problem with the team. They identify more issues than solutions with this Sox team.

Carl and Mike are joined by Grant McAuley as they preview the start of the Braves season and which players are expected to have good seasons and need to be major contributors.

Sam Surridge delivered a hattrick on his bobblehead night and helped Nashville secure a 5-0 win vs. Orlando City. This win put NSC in 1st place for the Supporters Shield race.  As always, thanks for listening!  

Carl and Mike are joined by Connor Riley as they discuss the latest on the Georgia Bulldogs and the importance of Gunner Stockton learning how to win games for Georgia this season.

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The voice of the Boston Red Sox, Will Flemming, joins the show. What happened with Bregman, the unconventional makeup of this roster and more!

Chris Rose joined Baskin and Phelps from the NFL Combine and talked about which players have impressed the most so far. He shared his thoughts on Todd Monken as the new head coach of the Browns, what he thinks the biggest challenge will be for the Browns this off-season, and who he expects to be the starting quarterback in week 1.

Winter Olympics coming to Utah can't get here fast enough More on Jusug Nurkic injury final thoughts

Lance Reisland of Cleveland.com joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about the Browns priorities this offseason, if he'd trade a first-round pick for AJ Brown, who he likes in the draft, and more.

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand start the hour discussing the potential of the Patriots trading for Eagles WR AJ Brown.(13:15) The crew discusses DriveLine's Kyle Boddy and whether his tactics help the Red Sox win games by teaching hitters different techniques.(24:09) We have a heated discussion about Red Sox GM Craig Breslow and the Rafael Devers trade.(31:23) We talk about what the Boston sports scene looks like after the Super Bowl.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Andy and Abe get in to the Hawks roster as it is constructed, and what to look forward to as they dredge through this season.

Atlanta Hawks All Star forward Jalen Johnson talks about his emotions upon learning he was selected as an Eastern Conference All Star, his phone buzzing with people reaching out to congratulate him, how he's viewing his role within the organization, what have been the most noticeable changes for him without Trae Young on the team, his viral reaction to Onyeka Okongwu's injury, how often his parent are able to attend his games, what he's looking forward to from his first All Star experience, and not sharing if he'll be participating in any events on All Star Saturday Night.

Atlanta Hawks All Star forward Jalen Johnson talks about his emotions upon learning he was selected as an Eastern Conference All Star, his phone buzzing with people reaching out to congratulate him, how he's viewing his role within the organization, what have been the most noticeable changes for him without Trae Young on the team, his viral reaction to Onyeka Okongwu's injury, how often his parent are able to attend his games, what he's looking forward to from his first All Star experience, and not sharing if he'll be participating in any events on All Star Saturday Night.

Atlanta Hawks All Star forward Jalen Johnson talks about his emotions upon learning he was selected as an Eastern Conference All Star, his phone buzzing with people reaching out to congratulate him, how he's viewing his role within the organization, what have been the most noticeable changes for him without Trae Young on the team, his viral reaction to Onyeka Okongwu's injury, how often his parent are able to attend his games, what he's looking forward to from his first All Star experience, and not sharing if he'll be participating in any events on All Star Saturday Night.

HR1 - Doesn't matter if Kevin Stefanski wins press conference, just needs to win games In hour one Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac quickly touch on some of the biggest headlines around the local and national sports scene, react to the Atlanta Falcons naming Craig Aukerman as special teams coordinator, Robert Prince as wide receivers coach and Bob Quinn as senior advisor to the head coach. Mike, Beau, and Ali also react to the Falcons announcing that they have retained secondary coach Justin Hood, defensive line coach Nate Ollie and tight ends coach Kevin Koger. Then, The Morning Shift crew explains why they think the Falcons getting new wide receivers and special teams coaches was much needed. Mike, Beau, and Ali also talk about how the ice storm and severe winter weather affected them yesterday and over the weekend, talk about what they're wanting and expecting to hear from Atlanta Falcons Head Coach Kevin Stefanski in his introductory press conference today, explain why they think nobody should care if Kevin Stefanski 'wins' his introductory press conference today, react to the Miami Dolphins hiring Atlanta Falcons Assistant General Manager Kyle Smith as their new Assistant General Manager, discuss how this will affect the Falcons front office, explain why they think Kyle Smith leaving likely means none of the Falcons General Manager candidates were planning on keeping him, and then close out hour one by diving into the Life of Mike Johnson and getting MIke'd Up!

Send us a textNFL Week 17, with two regular season weeks left, the playoff picture is officially tightening.We're breaking down every matchup, reacting to the Christmas Day games, and making our picks for this exciting week 17 slate...  plus a few raw predictions we're willing to stand on.Jared Goff and the Lions completely unraveled on national television Van Ginkel and Vikings Defense looking elite.Josh Johnson led a surprising rally for the Commanders against Dallas. Travis Kelce's potential final home game.Oh, and Snoop Dogg's holiday halftime show absolutely stole the spotlight.As the calendar flips, the stakes only get heavier. The Broncos are still pushing for the No. 1 seed.Giants and Raiders are locked in a quiet war for the top draft pick. Some teams are fighting to lock down home-field advantage, others are fighting to survive, and a few are already staring straight into the draft board.We don't do “expert analysis.”We're here to talk football, react honestly, and make picks we can actually stand on.Raw. Unfiltered. 

Send us a textFive coaches. One convention floor. A flood of practical wisdom you can use at your next practice. We hit record at ABCA in Columbus and asked straight questions about what actually translates to wins when the lights are bright and the lineup is short on second chances.Coach Ronald Maestri opens with a clear case for command over radar gun romance and a blunt assessment of the transfer portal. For most high school players, JUCO can be the fastest route to real innings, development, and four-year success. From there, Coach Matt Vosberg puts two-strike hitting and situational offense back at the center of high school baseball, challenging hitters to extend at-bats, go the other way, and value the kind of contact that flips games, not just highlight reels. He draws a sharp line between talent and team-led cultures that hate to lose.Coach Carter Turnquist brings fundamentals and character to the front: routine plays, aggressive baserunning, clean pregame habits, and grades that keep doors open. He explains why players who keep the moment small thrive early in college. Coach Matt Spivey spotlights bat speed as the game's great equalizer while crediting his best season to total-roster buy-in and best-players-set-the-pace leadership. He calls on youth programs to value throwing, catching, and development over weekend rings. Coach Kyle McLaughlin ties it together with a simple mandate: compete. Then lift. Then showcase. Strength multiplies tools, culture sustains effort, and informed parents make the journey smoother.If you want actionable coaching tips, real recruiting context, and a blueprint for building teams that win when it matters, this conversation delivers. Subscribe, share with your staff, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway so we can keep bringing you the most useful voices in baseball coaching.Support the show Follow: Twitter | Instagram @Athlete1Podcast Website - https://www.athlete1.net Sponsor: The Netting Professionals https://www.nettingpros.com

Carl and Mike continue their conversation on the Falcons hiring Kevin Stefanski and revisit their talk with Ken Carman who shared some insight on the former Browns' head coach.

Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac preview the final game of this year's Wild Card round of the NFL Playoffs that's happening tonight between the Houston Texans and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Pittsburgh, and explain why they think the Texans must prove they're good enough to win games where they have to rely on their offense and not their defense.

Visit https://teachhoops.com/ for rotation management tools, playing time tracking resources, and strategic frameworks that help you make decisive lineup decisions while maintaining team chemistry and player buy-in throughout the season. In this episode, we dive into one of the most consequential yet anxiety-inducing responsibilities every basketball coach faces: establishing clear player roles and building rotations that maximize your team's competitive advantage while keeping everyone engaged and accountable. This isn't just about deciding who starts and who comes off the bench—it's about communicating expectations clearly, matching roles to player strengths, managing egos and emotions, and having the courage to make tough decisions that serve the team's success over individual feelings. We explore the foundational work required before you ever set a rotation: honest evaluation of each player's skills, basketball IQ, defensive capability, and mental makeup, then determining what roles your team needs filled—primary scorer, secondary ball handler, defensive stopper, rebounder, shooter, energy guy off the bench. You'll learn how to communicate roles to players in ways that build ownership rather than resentment, why role clarity actually increases player satisfaction even for bench players, and how to create competition for minutes that elevates practice intensity without destroying team culture. We discuss specific rotation strategies: how many players should be in your main rotation, when to shorten your bench in critical games, how to get bench players meaningful minutes without sacrificing competitiveness, and managing the balance between rewarding practice performers versus leaning on proven game performers. This episode provides frameworks for the difficult decisions that define your season: when to demote a struggling starter, how to handle the senior who's being outplayed by an underclassman, managing playing time expectations with parents who think their child deserves more minutes, and making in-game adjustments when your planned rotation isn't working. We also address common mistakes coaches make—rotating too many players inconsistently, failing to communicate role changes proactively, or letting politics influence playing time decisions. Whether you're a first-year coach establishing your rotation philosophy or a veteran looking to be more strategic about maximizing your roster's potential, you'll gain practical tools to make confident decisions about roles and rotations that help your team win while maintaining the respect and trust of every player in your program. basketball rotations coaching, player roles basketball, rotation management basketball, playing time decisions, basketball lineup strategy, bench management basketball, starter vs bench players, basketball rotation philosophy, defining player roles, playing time communication, basketball substitution patterns, rotation strategy coaching, basketball role clarity, managing playing time, basketball lineup decisions, rotation depth basketball, bench player motivation, basketball role assignment, playing time expectations, rotation adjustments basketball, basketball substitution coaching, player role communication, competitive rotations basketball, basketball minutes distribution, rotation evaluation basketball, starting lineup decisions, basketball role definition, playing time management, Wisconsin basketball rotations, high school rotation strategy SEO Keywords: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Hour 4: Shedeur still needs to win games + How good do you think Shedeur actually is? full 2146 Tue, 09 Dec 2025 15:53:52 +0000 nLGH6di0rcnfwBP02Gyqv8dzCqmP0cDK sports The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima sports Hour 4: Shedeur still needs to win games + How good do you think Shedeur actually is? The only place to talk about the Cleveland sports scene is with Ken Carman and Anthony Lima. The two guide listeners through the ups and downs of being a fan of the Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians and Ohio State Buckeyes in Northeast Ohio. They'll help you stay informed with breaking news, game coverage, and interviews with top personalities.Catch The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima live Monday through Friday (6 a.m. - 10 a.m ET) on 92.3 The Fan, the exclusive audio home of the Browns, or on the Audacy app. For more, follow the show on X @KenCarmanShow. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https:/

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima explain why wins are still a priority alongside Shedeur Sanders' growth as an NFL quarterback.

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49ers' Pregame contributor and former Stanford quarterback Todd Husak joins Murph and Markus to talk about Malik Mustapha's physical style of tackling at the back end of the 49ers' defense, Brock Purdy's return as starting quarterback against the Cardinals, and how the 49ers can continue to win games without a fully healthy roster.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

49ers' Pregame contributor and former Stanford quarterback Todd Husak joins Murph and Markus to talk about Malik Mustapha's physical style of tackling at the back end of the 49ers' defense, Brock Purdy's return as starting quarterback against the Cardinals, and how the 49ers can continue to win games without a fully healthy roster.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 3, Andy and Randy talk about how your coaching is not giving you an advantage on Sunday's, some of the results of the weekend in College Football, and the AMA.

Will the Jets win more games after the Giants after all?

Bump and Stacy open the phone lines to hear what you think the Mariners need to do in Detroit to win games three and four of the ALDS, they look back on what caught their eyes from the Seahawks week five loss to the Buccaneers, including the turnover issues and the offensive line, and they bring you the biggest stories around the NFL, including what Pete Carroll said about the Raiders blowout loss to the Colts.