In today's episode, we start our second year of the 25th Anniversary Series. We tip the series off deep-diving into the 1995 Zanesville Blue Devils with one of the best to ever put on the jersey at the Muskingum County school in Seth Martin.

Before we get started, I share some thoughts on the recent events happening around the country and where I find my hope and assurance in times of uncertainty. 

Inside the Episode:

In today's episode, we preview the Division IV Regional Tournament and make our regional picks.

In this episode, we preview the Division III tournament and give our Final Four picks. 

We deep-dive into the Division IV tournament taking a look at some of the top teams, players, and sleepers to keep an eye on.

In our Season 2 premiere, we discuss what we've been up to the last four-plus months and answer a great list of Twitter questions. 

You won't want to miss our latest conversation with Cincinnati Moeller head coach Carl Kremer. The 1978 Miami East grad has won 575 games in his 29 seasons with the Crusaders at a 79% winning percentage. 

Inside the episode:

My latest conversation with 2017 Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association Class of 2017 Hall of Famer, Dan Hegemier. This is a great show filled with history, stories, triumphs, defeats, and what it takes to be great. Coach Hegemier said Coach Bob Arnzen (Delphos St. John's) told him at the start of his career, "you have to surround yourself with great people" and the man with 524-career wins certainly did that. 

I mentioned Coach Hegemier's (74-2) run over a three-year span at Knoxville, and his response was what you would expect from a coach with three state championships. 

You won't want to miss this episode!

Coach Hegemier's Profile:

Today, we turn back the clock, and talk with former Dayton Dunbar head coach Pete Pullen. We talk about his incredible 13-year run with the Wolverines, which saw Pullen guide his squads to four state titles in eight seasons and six trips to Columbus in 11 campaigns. Dunbar's run from 2005-to-2015 can rival any in Ohio history.