Gardner-Webb’s Director of Basketball Operations Adam Bullard shares his coaching journey. From overcoming tragedy at a young age to becoming a varsity head coach while he was still a college student. He talks about his four years at the NCAA Division I level, and how he’s always looking for ways to improve.

Coach Kee shares his coaching journey and how he was able to become a college head coach at such a young age. He also shares how he made the tough decision to step away from coaching to move into athletic administration.

Coach Myers takes us through his coaching journey and speaks openly about experiences from sleeping in gym floors and the grind that he embraced as a young coach. He talks about his niche for coaching at the Prep School level as well as his time at Radford University (NCAA D1) and vital relationships are in this business.

George Washington University Assistant Coach Nima Omidvar shares his unique story with me. In college he began running basketball events and tournaments, he also coached at various high school programs during his college years. Nima became a D1 Graduate Assistant, moving on to a D2 HBCU , and his climb from the ACC to the Big Ten, Sun Belt, and now in the Atlantic 10. Listen up and get ready to be coached up!

Coach LePore chronicles his coaching journey including stops at the HS level as well as Belmont and UNCG. He shares what has made UNCG so successful and how the team’s accomplishments has translated to his own individual success climbing up the coaching ranks.

Coach Lynch takes us through his coaching journey. His experience with coaching different levels of basketball including how a job on the women’s side helped him become a D1 men’s basketball assistant. Coach talks openly about his revelation about becoming a [now] openly gay man as well as going through a season where his HC was fired mid season, plus so much more!

Coach Thomas takes us through his coaching journey. He talks candidly about his experiences as a college basketball player, assistant coach, head coach, and how he’s been able to sustain a marriage and being a father with all of the demands of being a college basketball coach. Coach Thomas grades himself as a 30 year old first time head coach, and shares the ups and downs of his career. We reminisce about old times and touch on the COVID19 pandemic as it effects college basketball. Coach Thomas gives his thoughts on minority coaches, growing the game, self-improvement, and lots more.