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In this episode of the High and Low Basketball podcast, Ike Amaechi returns to Love/Hate Island to talk about the FIBA World Cup, Team Canada's success and USA Basketball's Austin Reaves problem. Don't miss this episode of High and Low.

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You asked, we delivered. Hall of Famer, Brian Cannon, joins the fellas this week to tell all sorts of fantastic stories from his time at Juniata including the infamous ballot debacle, traveling to Canada mid-season, playing for the Washington Generals and the most controversial question we ask on the show… Who is your Mount Rushmore of Juniata Basketball?

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Dr. Marc Bubbs - Naturopathic Doctor, consultant Performance Nutritionist for Canada Basketball and ALTIS. Speaker, Author and former Strength Coach...What a guest to kick-off our 'Expert Interview' series with.

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The kids know him as Old Man Dan. They got to know real quick though that he could hoop and he  earned the respect from many across the world. That’s why we had to track down Old Man Dan himself and learn all about his journey. Dan Stoddard shares his story with us and it’s truly an inspiring one.

Dan Stoddard is our first Canadian born guest and grew up in a time when basketball was not exactly popular. His high school career was limited for academic reasons, then he attended college but spent countless hours in the gym instead of in the classroom. However, he did not play a minute of college basketball and went on to get married, have kids, and worked over 70 jobs in his 20’s and 30’s. At 6’8, 450 pounds, and 38 years old, Stoddard was discover by the coach of Algonquin College in Ottawa, Trevor Costello, at a recreational tournament who approached him about playing. Stoddard became motivated, put the work in, and lost over 60 pounds before tryouts, all while working as a bus driver, being a full time student, and raising a family. During his time as a college basketball player Dan lost nearly 170 pounds, proving that he was serious about his hoop dream. Stoddard became an important piece of the team’s success and an inspiration to people across the world.

You just don’t hear stories like this and we can’t thank Dan enough for taking the time to share the journey with us. We of course love our episodes with the well known NBA players, coaches and historians, but it’s stories like this that make this game and life so special. That is why it was so important for us to track him down, because every single one of our listeners need to know about Old Man Dan.

Thank you Dan Stoddard!

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Fran Fraschilla is joined by former Kentucky Wildcat and Gonzaga Bulldog Kyle Wiltjer. The two discuss a wide variety of topics, including:

• Kyle on playing in Turkey
• Kyle on how much it helps to have North American teammates
• Kyle on playing all over the world
• Kyle on how his college basketball career helped his transition to European basketball
• Kyle on his father
• Kyle on the current Gonzaga team
• Kyle on what he learned from Coach Cal
• Kyle on playing in front of Big Blue Nation
• Kyle on Anthony Davis
• Kyle on how Coach Cal made him a better player
• Kyle on winning a National Championship at Kentucky
• Kyle on transferring to Gonzaga
• Kyle on Domantas Sabonis
• Kyle on the Olympiacos vs Panathinaikos rivalry 
• Kyle on how to succeed in Europe
• Kyle on deciding between Europe and staying in the States
• Kyle on the difference between college and European basketball
• Kyle on the Canadian National Team
• Kyle on playing for Coach Few
• Kyle on the best thing about having played for Gonzaga

Gabe Gibbs, founder of G2 Athletes, speaks on his transition from an NBA trainer to G2 Lead Instructor, his relationship with Metta World Peace formerly known as Ron Artest and transitioning from Detroit to Vancouver. All that and more on today’s episode of Coffee & Banana. Coffee Tunes : Nipsey Hussle - Rose Clique ( The Marathon Continues ) | Episode Sponsor: www.daytonboots.com

It's season 5 and we poppin’ off with one of the stars from the Bubble: Mr. Jamal Murray. The pride of Kitchener, Canada, joins Knuckleheads with Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles to go over everything, including his jump to stardom. They start off with Canada, what it was like playing ball there, how hard it was to get attention from the big-time schools and why Jamal is so proud that Canadian players are finally getting respect. Then he talks about going to Kentucky and what it was like playing under Coach Cal for a year. It was one and done and on to the draft. Jamal reveals that he didn’t even work out for Denver and explains why he thought he could’ve been teamed up with Devin Booker in Phoenix. He then talks about his quiet-yet-effective start in the NBA, and what changed when he entered the Bubble this past summer. Then it’s to the moon — Jamal discusses dropping 50 points again and again and again, what it was like going back and forth against Donovan Mitchell, and why the Nuggets felt confident even when they were down 3–1 … twice! Lastly, you won’t want to miss Jamal ranking his greatest Canadian players and explaining why he still doesn’t own a car despite being in his fifth year in the league. A young superstar on the rise, Jamal Murray starts off Season 5 with a bang.

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It's season 5 and we poppin’ off with one of the stars from the Bubble: Mr. Jamal Murray. The pride of Kitchener, Canada, joins Knuckleheads with Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles to go over everything, including his jump to stardom. They start off with Canada, what it was like playing ball there, how hard it was to get attention from the big-time schools and why Jamal is so proud that Canadian players are finally getting respect. Then he talks about going to Kentucky and what it was like playing under Coach Cal for a year. It was one and done and on to the draft. Jamal reveals that he didn’t even work out for Denver and explains why he thought he could’ve been teamed up with Devin Booker in Phoenix. He then talks about his quiet-yet-effective start in the NBA, and what changed when he entered the Bubble this past summer. Then it’s to the moon — Jamal discusses dropping 50 points again and again and again, what it was like going back and forth against Donovan Mitchell, and why the Nuggets felt confident even when they were down 3–1 … twice! Lastly, you won’t want to miss Jamal ranking his greatest Canadian players and explaining why he still doesn’t own a car despite being in his fifth year in the league. A young superstar on the rise, Jamal Murray starts off Season 5 with a bang.

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In this episode, your host Ron Sabala is joined with Enoch Boayke from George Harris Prep in Canada. We talk with Enoch about his recruitment process, what it's like being ranked the number one player in Canada, and he even talks about his experience playing for Team Canada. This episode is brought to you by HoopSeen. You definitely don't want to miss this and more great episodes so don't forget to subscribe and download the Sportionary podcast. Enjoy!