A Pen And A Napkin

Rick Pitino is one of the most successful coaches in the modern era of basketball, and he explains the thought process that has made him so successful in this book. Pitino outlines 10 steps that will help anyone achieve their goals in all walks of life!

Coach Drake Beranek from Kearney (NE) High School is our guest this week. Beranek discusses his coaching influences, including his father, being a young head coach, skill development, his offensive philosophy, pheasant hunting, & turning down Don Meyer

This episode covers the various roles that an assistant coach should or could take, from how they communicate to the attitude they should have to how they work with their head coach. There are also tips as to how a head coach can organize their own staff!

The return of "Book Club" is the second half of Seth Davis' "Getting To Us", covering the philosphies of Auriemma, Doc Rivers, Brad Stevens and Dabo Swiney. Self-doubt, organization, enjoying winning and building programs are all featured in this pod.

This episode features Kirk Walker, who coached for over two decades at the high school level before jumping to the college hoops. We talk about ball movement, rebounding, team communication, rebuilding a program, building offensive confidence and more!

In this episode, host Marty Plum discusses how lessons learned from his father-in-law and how he lived his life, as a hard working farmer, can be applied to coaching your teams. The simplest lessons are often the best.

As competitions begin, how do you attack that process? Here are our tips for the day of your competitions, from your mental state to gameday procedures to handling post game discussions and how to handle wins and losses. Prep yourself as well as your team

The first half of this two parter detail's "Getting To Us", detailing the PEAK performance attitude of great coaches; this week we feature Urban Meyer, Tom Izzo, Coach K, Jim Harbaugh and Jim Boeheim. Great details of what makes the best the best!

In our latest episode, Coach Tyler Shaw of Sidney (NE) talks about coaching both boys and girls, rebounding from state tournament frustrations, attacking defense, 5 out offense, sharing athletes, weight workouts and gets a couple questions in himself!

We all know how important intangible plays are to winning; how to we convince our players their importance? By grading and rewarding them on it, just like you would other stats. This week, we discuss hustle boards, drill records and post game awards!!