Swishcast

Hear from a quartet of revered college assistant coaches — Tulsa's Doug Brotherton, Bob Jones' Tony Miller, Stetson's Andrew Wingreen and Roanoke College's Aaron Fernandez — as they dish on a variety of topics around player decision making.

Hear how the Hudl Focus camera has changed the programs at two powerhouse Pennsylvania high schools and one of the top Division 2 colleges in the country.

Norwood (MA) head boys basketball coach Kristen McDonnell is breaking new ground in the Bay State as one of the state's first female head coaches of a boys' basketball team. Here, she takes you step-by-step through her culture-building philosophy.

Saint Johns Country Day (FL) girls basketball head coach Yolanda Bronston presents on how she has completely changed the basketball program’s culture at Saint John's using Hudl technology and a “Championship Mentality” with her players.

O’Dea (WA) assistant boys basketball coach Ryland Brown shares his philosophy around developing the whole player both on and off the court, offensive and defensive fundamentals, incorporating game actions, using stats and film, and the importance of relationships.

The College of New Jersey’s Matt Goldsmith takes us through the do’s and don’ts of recruiting and what college coaches currently look for in recruits. He also shares best practices in the recruiting process, and how colleges evaluate their own recruiting ability from year to year.

Jordan Sperber and Gibson Pyper take you through the importance of stats and explain why all of it is worth the time for your program. From there, they'll dig into the myths and facts of stats, what's currently trending and why, and how to look ahead at the future of basketball analytics.

Nebraska men’s basketball assistant coach Nate Loenser takes you through his approach to player development. It's less about what you know and more about how you connect with your players.

In this session, the Howard University head coach dished on everything from marketing, branding, recruiting, social justice and lessons from his mentor Coach K along the way.

North Carolina head women’s basketball coach Courtney Banghart takes us through her leadership philosophy and the process of making hard decisions while building strong relationships along the way.