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By Carter Owen
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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.
Former Florida State guard and longtime college basketball coach Hugh Durham talks recruiting and coaching the first black players at FSU, building lasting relationships with his players, getting inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, and more!
AP sports writer Tim Reynolds joins Put In Work to discuss his start in journalism, covering sports across the world, life inside the NBA bubble, the most intriguing teams to watch during the NBA restart, and more.
ESPN college basketball analyst and Sirius XM host Chris Spatola joins Put In Work to discuss his college basketball career at West Point, coaching for Duke and Team USA, working as a broadcaster, his experiences serving in the U.S. Army, and more.
Ten-year NFL veteran and Super Bowl 50 Champion Ryan Harris joins Put In Work to discuss his college recruitment process, the craziness of draft night, winning Super Bowl 50, his book Mindset for Mastery, and more.
Davidson Wildcats men's basketball coach Bob McKillop joins Put In Work to discuss his experiences teaching and coaching, leadership, his team's trip to Auschwitz, Steph Curry's success at Davidson and in the NBA, and more.
Chicago Bulls radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky joins Put In Work to discuss his start in broadcasting, working with Rob Pelinka at Michigan, his time calling Toronto Raptors games including Vince Carter's debut and Kobe Bryant's 81 point game, working for the Bulls, a player he thinks is underrated, and more.
University of North Carolina women's soccer player Brianna Pinto joins Put In Work to discuss her college career thus far, her experiences with the United States youth national teams, Michael Jordan, her role in bringing the 2026 FIFA World Cup to North America, and more.
ESPN photographer Phil Ellsworth joins Put In Work to discuss his experiences in sports photography, including covering the 2014 FIFA World Cup, having all-access at the Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury rematch, and the time Kobe Bryant broke his camera lens.
Veteran NFL reporter Jim Trotter joins the podcast to discuss CTE, the HOF voting process, minority coaches in the NFL, and more.
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.