Sometimes we just have to sit down and talk hoops! This episode is exactly that. BC and AV talk NBA, the big four schools in Iowa, teams who have had a great start and high school hoops!

Originally from Iowa, Greg Lansing hit every rung of the “process to a head coach” ladder. He started as a GA at his Alma Mater, South Dakota, and ended as a Head Coach at Indiana State. He’s enjoyed his time off, but still has a passion for coaching. We know we’ll see him back in the hardwood very soon!

Jeff Ebling brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Indianola. He’s our final guest of our 5 with 5 mini series.

A long time friend of the podcast, Trevor Mickelson begins his first year as a head coach at ADM. Coming from Waukee, Trevor has coaches some great teams!

Aaron Dose has plenty of coaching experience, but this year he will lead the Comets of North Polk for the first time. He’s learned from great mentors and is a constant student of the game.

Kelvin Adams starts his journey with the Madrid Lady Tigers this week. Kelvin has been a long time friend of the podcast but it was great to learn more about his priorities with the team and his journey to Madrid.

After spending the last eight seasons as an assistant coach, Devvin Davis is ready to take the next step and move into the lead role. She’s been preparing for this moment her entire career and she’s ready!

As a coaches son, Brandon Sharp always knew he would probably end up a coach. An injury his senior year at Simpson allowed him to take over some coaching responsibilities and he never looked back. Now the head boy’s coach at Grinnell high, coach Sharp is expecting great things from his team this year.

Leading scorer in Iowa Falls/Alden history and 2-time All State selection, Casey Schlatter has all the accolades. But things really changed for Casey when he was selected 2nd team all conference as a sophomore. Now an assistant coach at Augustana, he continues to build on his career in hoops.

Basketball has brought JD from Washington to Iowa, from Iowa to Arizona and back to Iowa. He has a true passion for the game and it’s obvious that he does things the right way!