The Bulldog Broadcast

Connor Griffin played basketball at Gonzaga, football at Washington, and now, he's the video coordinator at Pepperdine under Lorenzo Romar. He talks to Dan Dickau about how learning to be a 'superstar' in his role in college helped him in his young coaching career and tells stories from the Gonzaga and Washington sidelines.

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Todd MacCulloch, a Canadian former NBA center whose basketball career tracks back to a strong career at University of Washington in the late 90s, joined to talk about. He talks about blazing a path from Canada to the highest levels of basketball in the United States before it was as common, how competitive juggling (and joggling) as a child helped his hoops career and how his earliest athletic success came as a kid in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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Morrison, a Kentucky-based trainer and champion of the Hoops for Christ ethos, calls himself a basketball missionary and joined Friday's episode of the talked about how Peyton Siva turns weaknesses into strengths, the Kentucky-Louisville rivalry and how he discovered the importance of spirituality in training. This episode was sponsored by Just Live.

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Former Eastern Washington star Jacob Wiley has carved a remarkable path playing professional basketball. He reflects on his upbringing, his winding path to the pros through Montana and Lewis Clark State and what he's learned playing regular pickup runs with John Stockton (at an undisclosed location). This episode was sponsored by Just Live.

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Rashad Phillips joined Monday's episode of The Iso podcast with Dan Dickau to talk about how his playing days informed his ability to assess talent, why he thinks Antoine Davis will break his scoring record at the University of Detroit Mercy and how he knew Kobe Bryant would be an all-time great after just one practice. This episode was sponsored by Just Live.

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Seattle Pacific assistant men's basketball coach Keffrey Fazio joined Friday's episode of The Iso podcast with Dan Dickau to talk about the Falcons' start to the season, his jump from West Seattle High School to the Division II level and more. Seattle Pacific head coach Grant Leep joined the SBLive Washington podcast for an interview with Dickau in June. This episode was sponsored by Just Live, Kansas City Steaks and Manscaped.

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Pacific (Ore.) University head men's basketball coach joined to talk about how his program is navigating Oregon's coronavirus restrictions, recruiting philosophies and his coaching background. That includes telling a story about how his first coaching job brought him international acclaim. The team? A group of senior women. This episode was sponsored by Just Live, Kansas City Steaks and Manscaped.

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Montana State coach Danny Sprinkle is in his second year coaching his alma mater, where he was one of the program's most decorated players in the 1990s. Sprinkle joined Monday's episode to talk about building a foundation of a coaching career, his recruiting pitch to players to the Big Sky and his aspirations as a Bobcat. This episode was sponsored by Just Live, Kansas City Steaks and Manscaped.

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Michael Johnson's jersey hangs in rafters of the Ballard High School (Wash.) gym for a reason. The 1997 grad once held the state's career scoring record for big schools, was Gatorade Player of the Year in Washington in 1996 and averaged more than 20 points per game all four years of high school — 27.1 points, 10.3 boards and 5.3 assists per game as a senior. Johnson, who now lives in Pennsylvania, joined to replay those glory days. He talked about the crop of talent in the Seattle area in the late 90s, adjusting as he ascended levels, playing for Bob Bender at Washington and more. This episode was sponsored by Just Live, Kansas City Steaks and Manscaped.

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Fox Sports college basketball analyst and former professional basketball player Casey Jacobsen returns to talk about the college basketball landscape, heap praise on Jay Wright at Villanova and tell the story of his 1999 McDonald's All-American selection. Jacobsen first joined the podcast in September to tell stories from his time playing at Stanford and pro ball overseas. This episode was sponsored by Just Live,Kansas City Steaks and Manscaped.

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