The Bulldog Broadcast

P.J. Carlesimo, who is 71 years old and lives in Seattle, is one of the rare coaching examples who has experienced success in the college ranks at the likes of Wagner and Seton Hall, the NBA for various franchises, as well as with the Dream Team and USA Basketball. He joins Dickau to tell his favorite stories from over the years. Thanks to sponsor Seattle Shirt Company. Enter offer code “BLEAV” at checkout for 30 percent off of your entire order.

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Brant Minor went from all-state choice, to walk-on, to grinding his way through the coaching ranks to stops like Southern Oregon and now, head coach at University of Pacific (Ore.). He talks about how he grew his love for the game, where his work ethic came from and advice for up and coming basketball players. His advice: "The best way to give yourself more options is to get good grades."

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Steve Lappas joined The Iso podcast with Dan Dickau on Wednesday's episode to talk game-planning for Allen Iverson at Georgetown, Villanova's 1985 national title and advice to young aspiring college coaches. Lappas is a broadcaster for CBS Sports Network and a former college basketball coach at Villanova, Manhattan and UMass who made the jump from the high school coaching ranks in New York. As an assistant coach, he was on Villanova's staff during its 1985 NCAA national championship run under head coach Rollie Massimino.

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Standout college basketball player-turned broadcaster Doug Gottlieb joined Monday's episode of The Iso with Dan Dickau to talk about how he developed as a young player, coaches he played for and why he still wants to coach basketball despite establishing himself as a broadcaster. Thanks to sponsor Seattle Shirt Company. Enter offer code “BLEAV” at checkout for 30 percent off of your entire order.

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Montana men's basketball coach Travis DeCuire joins to talk about the Grizz' preparation for the adjusted season, his career path in coaching, which was formulated by his experience playing for the winningest high school basketball coach in Washington state history, the late Ed Pepple. Friday’s episode was sponsored by Seattle Shirt Company. Enter offer code “BLEAV” at checkout for 30 percent off of your entire order.

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Mac Fraser became a three-time state champion coach with a record of 336-58 over a decades-long coaching career at Mount Vernon High School (Wash.) that cemented him among the most storied coaches in Washington high school basketball history. He also coached some of the best athletes in state history. He joins Wednesday's podcast with Dan Dickau.

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Colorado men's basketball coach Tad Boyle is leading his team in its return-to-play preparations. He set aside time to catch up with Dan Dickau on Monday's episode of The Iso podcast to talk about his duty to develop assistant coaches, how he scouts and dynamics between neighboring coaching staffs and playing for Larry Brown at the University of Kansas. Monday's episode was sponsored by Seattle Shirt Company. Enter offer code "BLEAV" to get 30 percent off.

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Clint Parks has trained Kawhi Leonard, Kyle Kuzma, Ben McLemore and many more high-level basketball players up and down the west coast. Parks went to Wyoming and has built a reputation training top talent at multiple levels. He joins Dickau on Friday's podcast to talk about the state of the NBA, training with a coach's perspective and what set him on the training route.

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Lon Kruger was Dan Dickau's coach during his rookie season with the Atlanta Hawks. Kruger was also once a basketball player at Kansas, played a year of minor league baseball and went through a quarterback workout with the Dallas Cowboys back in the day. The two reconnect about their time in Atlanta, college basketball in the COVID-19 era and more on Wednesday's episode of The Iso.

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On Monday's episode of The Iso, we rebroadcast a conversation with ESPN’s Jay Bilas discussing the importance of great high school coaches, how up-and-comers should navigate basketball growing up and the inequalities heaped onto NCAA athletes. The conversation occurred in Dec. 2019 and was originally broadcast on the SBLive Washington podcast.

Watch the interview here.

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