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Well after a very long hiatus Ice Cold Facts is back. In this episode I just wanted to do a check in and let you all know I am still alive. I touch briefly on personal things, touch on the NBA season and the state of women's basketball. I am excited about being consistent this year with the podcast.
In this episode, I check back in with Dominic Martin who's now an Assistant Coach at Missouri Baptist University. He talks about the difference from coaching high school and college. He also sheds light on his upcoming coaches clinic set for April 2023.
Saint Louis University Women’s Basketball assistant coach Jordann Reese joins the show to talk about her high school career at Cardinal Ritter College Prep. She is considered the greatest women’s player to come from that high school scoring over 2,000 points for her career and is the only women’s to have her jersey retired at CRCP. Jordann went on to have an outstanding collegiate career at Drake University as a 4 year starter. We also talk to Jordann about the recruiting process for student athletes.
Brian Collins is the head coach at Tennessee State University. He sits down with us to talk about growing up as the son of a highly accomplished basketball coach. We also talk about the day to day of a Division 1 player. Coach Collins also talks to us about some of the social injustices and why HBCU schools should be attractive.
Terry Evans is a Cardinal Ritter Prep Basketball Legend. Known to some as "T-Rock". He's considered to be one of the schools top 10 players. Terry is one of the most athletic, high flying wing players you will ever see. Terry made his mark in the basketball world after a player had an unfortunate event at the Nike Elite 100 Camp. Throughout high school, several knee injuries hobbled him season after season. A four year player at University of Wisconsin-Green, Terry went on to play professionally overseas. Listen to him tell his story about how he overcame all obstacles thrown at him and what fuels his mentality.
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