The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Podcast

Portland Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts discusses his childhood as the son of a basketball coach, his high school days at Bloomington North and his career as a professional player and coach overseas, in the CBA and the NBA.

Purdue Men's Basketball coach Matt Painter relays the basketball experiences of his childhood, his career as an Indiana All-Star at Delta High School and the memorable run of players in East Central Indiana he watched in the 1980s.

Judi Warren discusses the lack of opportunities for girls to play basketball during her childhood, growing up in Claypool, being a part of the first IHSAA girls basketball state championship team in 1976 and the evolution of girls basketball in Indiana.

Katie Douglas discusses her career at Perry Meridian High School, her memorable high school senior season and what basketball has meant to her.

Stephanie White discusses growing up playing basketball in rural Indiana, the community support during her record-breaking career at Seeger High School and her basketball success beyond high school.

Steve Alford discusses growing up the son of a coach, experiences in the New Castle Fieldhouse and memories of the community support for the New Castle Trojans during his career.

Bobby Plump discusses his childhood basketball experiences, the atmosphere of basketball in Ripley County in the 1950s, Milan head coach Marvin Wood and the 1954 state championship victory.

A conversation with Damon Bailey on his childhood basketball experiences, his legendary high school career at Bedford North Lawrence and life in basketball-crazed Bedford in the 1980s.

A conversation with George McGinnis on his early involvement in basketball, the 1969 state championship Indianapolis Washington team and the environment and support for high school basketball in Indianapolis in the 1960s.

A conversation with Oscar Robertson on growing up playing basketball in Indianapolis, honing his game at Lockefield Gardens, his success with the Crispus Attucks Tigers and what basketball has meant to his life.