National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Famer Danny Manning discusses growing up with a father who was playing in the NBA (and later ABA) as well as his career as a player as well as a college basketball coach. His legendary playing career including a State Championship at Lawrence High School, a NCAA National Championship, playing for USA Basketball and 15 year NBA career - including two All Star appearances and the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year Award! After his playing days were over Danny returned to Kansas to serve on the Bill Self's coaching staff. After he was elevated to an Assistant Coach, Kansas won the 2008 NCAA National Championship. In 2012 Coach Manning was named the Head Coach at Tulsa, where in his second season won the C-USA regular season championship, C-USA Tournament championship and was named the C-USA Coach of the Year! Coach Manning moved back to North Carolina after being named the Head Coach at Wake Forest in April of 2014 and remained as Head Coach until 2020.

Coach Manning shares how he looks to hire Graduate Assistants and support staff + how he's been able to face adversity in both his playing and coaching careers. He offers great advice to coaches looking to move up the ranks and gives insight to who he is outside of basketball.