Better officiating and solid top-to-bottom organizations impressed the Coaches, who reviewed the NBA Finals, television ratings and the latest hints at a NCAA basketball season.

The Heat-Lakers NBA Final has the Coaches making predictions while musing about Pat Riley's legacy and the demise of the Celtics. Gary talks about who he thinks will end up coaching in Philadelphia while Jimmy reflects on bartending the night of the OJ Chase. As always, a broad spectrum of topics covered.

The DC Basketball Coaches offer their unique perspective on the NBA Final Four, The Celtics locker room, The ABA and a likely local mens basketball tourney or two coming at the end of the year.

Playoff basketball has the Coaches appreciative of the leadership performance in Miami and Denver….Minneapolis Timberwolves Executive Ed Tapscott and his team hold the #1 pick in NBA and that means Jimmy wants answers, now….The challenges of planning the NCAA Men's Basketball schedule during the pandemic continues to garner spirited debate

The DC Basketball Coaches pay tribute to a man they all competed with at the highest level, Georgetown head coach John Thompson. Gary assesses why players are shooting so well in the bubble. Tap gets probed about his (Timberwolves) upcoming top pick in the draft. Jimmy checks in from basketball hot spot, Nantucket.

Coaches Knoche, Williams, Austin and Tapscott discuss the current NBA and the future NCAA.

Coaches Knoche, Williams, Patsos, Austin and Tapscott discuss the current NBA and the future NCAA

Coaches Knoche, Williams, Patsos, Austin and Tapscott debate the pros and cons of playing basketball in a bubble at both the college and pro level. Gary emotes like a Hall of Fame coach urging the need for a Power Conference Commissioner while Jimmy bemoans Ledo Pizza’s no salad substitute rule.

The DC Coaches are back together virtually for a special summer season as the NBA returns in Orlando. Gary stays on point with his disgust of load management and Chris finds ways for everyone to contribute even after Jimmy signs on. Nobody misses a beat as the country's best deep-dive basketball podcast continues its 4th year.