This week, Sam and Lisa dive into the topic of what makes a true competitor in basketball. There’s a lot of different opinions and maybe even myths out there about what a competitor looks and acts like, but how do we know? In this episode you’ll hear about to address your own biases as a coach and the importance of defining competitiveness for your team and players.
Episode 408 – Do Your Players Need to Like You?
This week TJ, Sam, and PGC Basketball Director Kyle Koszuta discuss whether or not it’s important for your players to like you as a coach and to ultimately have fun in your program. In this episode you’ll hear how you can create a fun environment and team culture while also holding high standards and work even more productively towards your goals as a team.
Episode 407 – Molly Miller, Grand Canyon University
Special guest, Head Coach Molly Miller from Grand Canyon University joins the podcast this week. Molly spent six years as the head coach for her alma mater, Drury University, averaging 30 wins before taking over at GCU in 2020. She’s a 2 time Division II WBCA Coach of the Year, she holds the highest career winning percentage out of any men’s or women’s NCAA basketball coach and in this episode she shares why defense wins championships and the guiding principles she uses to build a program.
Episode 406 – Eric Duft, Weber State
This week TJ and Sam are joined by Eric Duft, Associate Head Coach at Weber State University and they talk all things offense – how to implement a read & react system, the importance of prioritizing player development, and helping to grow the leadership of guys like Damian Lillard during their time at Weber State.
Episode 405 – Identifying & Preparing for Distractions in Coaching
Distractions are everywhere. This week TJ and Lisa discuss how distractions in coaching can derail us from keeping our focus on what’s most important. Both on and off the court it’s easy to get sidetracked. Listen now to better identify things that may be hindering your coaching and start preparing yourself and your players for distractions next season.
Episode 404 – 4 Quarters: Talent, Height, Heart & Resources
This week we dive into another 4 quarter episode where we cover how you should approach leading a team that may be lacking in talent, height, heart, or resources. There’s not a one-size-fits-all answer, but TJ, Sam and Lisa share the best strategies to take back to your team in each of the four areas.
Episode 403 – Thriving as a Coaching Staff
This week TJ and Lisa are joined by Graham Maxwell, Associate Head Coach at Emmanuel College to discuss staff dynamics and how to address the gaps that exist between assistant coaches and their head coach. In this episode we share what makes for a great assistant and how to create an environment for everyone to thrive in. Tune in to ensure you max out in your role and better serve your program.
Episode 399 – Steve Gomez
This week we’re joined by Head Coach, Steve Gomez. With over 30 years of experience Coach Gomez is headed into his 19th season as head coach at Lubbock Christian University. They recently transitioned from the NAIA to the NCAA Div. II level and in their 6 seasons of being eligible for postseason, they’ve won 3 National Championships. They’re also the first Division II program to have two undefeated seasons. In this episode we talk about fast paced practices, how they teach and execute over 100 set plays, and the importance of senior leadership in their program.
Episode 398 – Tony Bennett
This week we have a special guest, Head Coach Tony Bennett. He’s a 3-time National Coach of the Year and is entering his 16th season as a head coach. In 2019, Coach Bennett led Virginia to their first Final Four and rebounded from a loss in the first round of the NCAA Tournament the year prior, to defeat Texas Tech in overtime to win their first National Championship.
Listen to this episode to hear the history and meaning behind the 5 pillars of their team culture, how Coach Bennett sets up his program for success by focusing on simplicity with execution, and how you can apply their winning principles to your team.
Episode 397 – Bo Hanson
This week we’re joined by Bo Hanson, Founder and Director of Athlete Assessments. He’s a four time Olympian, medaling three times with the Australian National Rowing Team. For the past 20 years he’s worked with countless coaches, athletes, and businesses helping leaders and teams work together and reach peak performance. In this episode, Bo shares what coaches need to be aware of when leading their teams especially when it comes to knowing behavioral preferences, picking captains and developing leaders.
Find out more about Bo’s work and Athlete Assessments here: https://www.athleteassessments.com/
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