In this episode, we recap the guests we have had in season 1, as well as what we are looking forward to in season 2. We discuss the current NBA landscape with Kyrie wanting to protest the NBA for social justice, and Austin Rivers' rebuttal to play as a way to make a greater impact on the youth and in the community. We had a listener request that we talk about how to prepare the youth for middle school and high school tryouts, and we went into great detail about that, and what it would take to get them to the next level. This episode is filled with a lot of great gems that you won't want to miss!

Coach Carlin Hartman (currently coaching at Oklahoma University) is set to enter Tulane University's basketball hall of fame. Hartman ended up 10th in scoring (1,180 points), 3rd in field goal percentage (52.8 percent), and 7th in career steals (146). At the turn of the last decade, Coach Hartman was named to Tulane's 1990s All-Decade Team as the university celebrated its 100-yrs of basketball. Here on HBSML, Hartman talks about his playing days as a high school player, and the decision to play at Tulane as opposed to the other offers he was getting. Once he chose Tulane, he quickly realized he made the best decision for his career. Hartman made some great strides into his professional stint before suffering a knee injury that would sideline him for good. Carlin is as resilient and respectable as they come, so he quickly rose through the coaching ranks. Poised to make his head coaching debut someday, he currently sits at Lon Kruger's right hand. I know you're tempted to, so dive in!

Jozsef Szendrei is a former foreign exchange student who came to the United States to pursue his dream of playing in the NBA. Throughout his episode, he details his relationship with the family that took him in, playing JuCo, picking his D1 school, going back overseas to play professionally, and finally trying out for the NBA! You won't want to miss this episode!

"This is the hardest thing I have ever had to do, and my journey is just getting started." This episode's guest talks about relocating from Georgia to Oklahoma, playing high school ball with ATL Hawks guard Trae Young, playing JUCO at Butler Community College, having his season cut short by covid-19, and finally signing to an NCAA D1 school after almost signing to a D2 university; you wont want to miss it!

Officer Neelon goes over choosing between track and basketball, as well as joining the police force. With all the unrest around this great nation, officer Neelon Greenwood makes some strong points that cannot and should not go unheard.

Dive in to a great story of how Chris Skinner started Skinz League in OKC, OK! 5 years later, the league is thriving and well. Watch out Drew League, competition is here!

Dive in to a great story of how Chris Skinner started Skinz League in OKC, OK! 5 years later, the league is thriving and well. Watch out Drew League, competition is here! 

There are several AAU basketball programs in the state of Oklahoma, and Oklahoma Power is among the premiere teams around. The organization is ran like a well oiled machine, and has a great track record when it comes to sending athletes to college. In the 5 years it has been around, the program has seen 25+ athletes to go on to play at multiple college levels.

I was on top of the world, then it all came crashing down. Most guys in my situation would've folded, and gone crazy. I went through the sexual assault allegations and made it through my darkest hours. Though I did not make the final roster, I played for the Denver Broncos, and I have a lot of experience to pass down to the next generation of talent.

We have a very special guest by the name of Dominique Franks, and he came to discuss his time in the NFL playing for the falcons,  as well as his time overseas playing basketball, and everything in between! Tune in!