The Bank Shot with Gene Banks

Born in Fayetteville, North Carolina-ROBERT BRICKEY became Mr. Basketball of North Carolina and went on to Duke University, playing for Coach K’s early teams that went on to three Final Fours. He was the captain of the Duke basketball team, that played in the 1990 NCAA Championship game. His after life from playing, Brickey went on to coach at three HBCU basketball programs. Now a financial builder, he has moved mountains and has continued to be one of Duke’s all-time Unsung Heroes.

This is Part II of this extraordinary journey that of Nevil Shed and the Texas Western University basketball team. His "Road To Glory" continues on in this second part of a two part series. In these times (60's) the Civil Rights Movement was in swing and this team went on to be the 1966 NCAA Champions, with five black players starting. This action displayed, transformed the future of college basketball and college athletics. The motion picture industry made a picture of this historic journey called- "Glory Road ". Nevil Shed will share more of his and the team's journey and the making of the picture, in this Part II.

Nevil Shed, Bronx born of the Big Apple, was a recipient of an athletic scholarship, that brought him from the north to the south (NCA&T) He then transferred to Texas Western University, where his "Road To Glory" began. Playing against the powerhouse all-white-University of Kentucky, coached by the late legendary- Adolph Rupp in the NCAA Championship game. In these times (60's) the Civil Rights Movement was in swing and Rupp was known to not favor African-Americans(putting it lightly) This team went on to be the 1966 NCAA Champions, with five black players starting, and transforming the future of college athletics. A motion picture was made of this historic ride and event called "Glory Road ". This will be a two-part episode.

Martin Alphonzo Wood, A high school PARADE and MCDONALD'S All-American of the best players in America in 1977. Played under the late iconic UNC coach-Dean Smith, was instrumental in the successes of the Tarheel basketball program. Played with UNC/ACC greats- Sam Perkins, Jimmy Black and James Worthy. Drafted number four overall in the 1981 NBA draft, he played for four NBA teams (Atlanta, Seattle, San Diego & Dallas) but his story is more vast and amazing through his trails and tribulation with alcoholism and the lifestyle of the NBA and his trials with his own personal challenges.

Vince Taylor was without a doubt, one of Duke's most gifted players in their history. Known as the "Prince", because of his daring looks and the admiration from females fans nationwide. He helped to continue to build the Duke basketball brand, where Duke was number one in the country (twice) and he lead the ACC in scoring, as the scoring champion in his senior year under Coach K. He was the sole reason of Duke's ACC Championship game theatrics against Maryland and was known for his speed, I.Q and love of the game and Duke. The Prince will be forever known for his abilities and dedication to the Brotherhood of Duke Basketball.

One of the most intriguing interviews EVER. A man with innovating ideas, goals and love of young people, not just in sports, but, all realms of life. Listen to a man that created the first high school classic basketball showcase (Dapper Dan) of high school players. Then, made the GOAT-Michael Jordan, the richest man in the world and the greatest Brand of all time (Air Jordan) Before McDonald's All-Americans, there was the DAPPER DAN CLASSIC. Even before that, was a man whose heart was bigger than the whole universe. God placed him on this Earth for his purpose to touch many and all.

Join me and my special guest as we recap the year and share exciting news about 2021

One of the most talked about shows, REVISITED. Talking with the coolest NBA player ever, one who is in the top 50 best players in NBA history. Mr. San Antonio Spur. Enjoy his journey, his take on life, and his love for the game of basketball and people. 

From a one traffic light town of Hollister, North Carolina, to one of the Big Four Carolina Universities (Wake) then the NBA (Utah Jazz) to drinking champagne under the Eiffel Tower of France. Delaney Rudd, was/is a warrior for all seasons. Growing up on a rural family farm, he has persevered and experience great heights in his journey.  Listen to his journey from humble beginnings, to the big stages of basketball-nationally and internationally. Also been honored as one of the greatest foreign players of the country of France. Now, battling the COVID 19 pandemic.