From Camden to Wall Street and the White House, back to Camden. Rashan Prailow and Terrell Brown have seen both sides of the spectrum in a short period of time. I sat down with them to discuss the landscape of the world, where is it headed? And why is there such a disconnect between the younger and older generation.

Most young players growing up don't want to be labeled as a "system player". But truth be told, you can have a successful High School, College, and possibly pro career by being a specialist in a category. So the question is, are you a system player?

Confidence is everything in life. And when your playing sports , depending on the support system you have, this confidence can waiver drastically. I sat down with Brian Deshields to discuss a issue that so many kids across America has . And that's lack of confidence.

Are City Kids more challenging to coach then Suburban Kids? Can you coach Suburban Kids the same as City Kids? Can you get the same results from both? I sat down with Cetsh Byrd, one of the only High School coaches in New Jersey that had the privilege of coaching both, and we discussed the topic in detail.

Pressure is a Privilege, and Wayne Smalls Jr. saw a lot during his tenure at Camden High School. Following a legend in Dajuan Wagner is no small feat, and Wayne handled it as well as anyone could. Me and Wayne sat down and chopped it up about his time at the legendary Camden High, as well as the landscape of High School Basketball as a whole.

Coaching Basketball is a Art Form, a Art Form that many Coaches aren't fortunate enough to Master. Often times Coaches believe that having the best players as well as plays leads to success in your program. I'm here to tell you that way of thinking is so far from the truth. I sat down with John Patterson, a up and coming basketball coach on the high school level to discuss the blueprint to sustaining success as a coach on any level.

AAU basketball is a multi million dollar a year empire. "On the surface ", it's supposed to serve as a platform for High School athletes to be seen by Division 1 Universities in order to receive scholarships. In reality, there are only 357 Division 1 programs in America, with only 15 players per team. Something isn't adding up. So I have a question. "Is AAU bad for basketball?". I sat down with Jeff Burt to discuss this topic in full.

In this episode I sat down with Stan Martin, former High School player of mine at Westech in Burlington NJ. Me and Stan had a rough relationship to say the least. However , that relationship just might of been the most important years that has shaped us into the individuals we are today.

In 2020 it's more trainers then ever before. However, are they actually helping players become better? In the 4th episode of A.M. University I sat down with one of the best trainers that the state of New Jersey has to offer, Allen Pritchett. As we development, exploitation of kids, and the parents role when choosing a trainer.

Every kid in America thinks their going D1. Regardless of skillset, physical ability, that's every high school athletes goal. However, do they really understand what's needed to accomplish this feat? Better question is once they get on campus , are they really prepared for the daily grind that comes with this? I sat down with Cantrell Hawkins. Former Forward at Howard University to discuss this topic in full.