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We’re starting off the year with a big time Knuckleheads Classic, throwing it back to one of our earliest episodes,featuring a young young Jayson Tatum and his then teammate Kyrie Irving. In this ep these two Duke legends shared some of their best Coach K stories, and told how Kobe impacted both of their games, as well as what their expectations were for that 2019 Celtics team. And you know Darius had to connect with Jayson on their St. Louis roots! These two superstars have had a lot go on since we chopped it up with them, but both are killing it for their respective teams this season. Tap in to this classic! 

1. Going to Duke, Coach K’s impact (15:30) 
2. Kyrie developing his insane layup package (37:26)
3. Kobe’s influence on both Jayson and Kyrie (43:22)

Originally aired on March 12,2019

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Hour 1:Darin discusses Notre Dame football teams running back prospects for 2024 after the great year that Audric Estime had in 2023.  Notre Dame Basketball preview against Duke, Darin has few keys for Irish to upset Duke. NFL playoff preview and breakdown of a crazy upcoming weekend and what are odds for The Colts making the playoffs and possibility of hosting a playoff game.

Hour 2: Local Indiana Boys Basketball Breakdown (only NLC & NIC conference) Power Rankings! Recap of Notre Dame hockey last weekend victories and the upcoming weekend series against highly ranked Wisconsin in Big Ten Match up in South Bend this weekend.

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Hour 1:Darin discusses Notre Dame football teams running back prospects for 2024 after the great year that Audric Estime had in 2023.  Notre Dame Basketball preview against Duke, Darin has few keys for Irish to upset Duke. NFL playoff preview and breakdown of a crazy upcoming weekend and what are odds for The Colts making the playoffs and possibility of hosting a playoff game.

Hour 2: Local Indiana Boys Basketball Breakdown (only NLC & NIC conference) Power Rankings! Recap of Notre Dame hockey last weekend victories and the upcoming weekend series against highly ranked Wisconsin in Big Ten Match up in South Bend this weekend.

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We welcome ESPN College Game Day host and game analyst Jay Bilas! Great insights into the business of college basketball with Bob Rathbun. Plus, the start of the FIBA World Cup top the week’s Jersey Mike's news and notes.

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We live on location as the favorite for NBA Rookie of the Year, Paolo Banchero, chops it up on Knuckleheads. The Magic’s young star talks Seattle hoops, his experience at Duke, and what it was like to play during Coach K’s last season. Paolo explains how he joined Jordan Brand and why the Magic’s future is promising. Don’t miss this one. 

1. Seattle hoops, growing up watching Seattle legends (2:21)
2. Choosing Duke over Washington (12:00)
3. Coach K’s impact on his game (19:41)
4. Coach K’s last home game vs. UNC (22:29)
5. Getting picked No. 1 overall in the 2022 draft (32:31)
6. Jamal Crawford story and why Paolo Signed with Jordan (41:50)
7. Rookie year, Orlando’s core of players and what’s next (46:20)

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This week Andrew talks with WNBA champion, philanthropist, & entrepreneur Alana Beard. Alana is a 4x WNBA All-Star, 2x WNBA Defensive Player of the Year, and won the WNBA Championship in 2016 with the Los Angeles Sparks. She is the founder of 318 Foundation, a mentorship program for girls in Alana’s hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana. Alana is also the founder of Transition Play, an organization that helps world-class women athletes launch new careers when their athletic career is over. She is also hard at work leading a bid to buy a WNBA team. In this conversation, Alana talks about the power of taking the untraditional path, how to reinvent yourself as your career evolves, her formula for learning new things, and so much more. 

Show Highlights:

(2:18) - Alana’s childhood and start in basketball
(3:59) - First bout of adversity in basketball
(5:50) - Role of Alana’s parents
(7:05) - Seeking out challenges at a young age
(8:01) - Making the adjustment at Duke and overcoming homesickness
(10:24) - Never taking the traditional path
(11:14) - A vision to be Oprah Winfrey
(11:58) - You don’t have to meet your mentor
(12:07) - Transition from college to WNBA
(12:38) - Becoming one of the best defenders of all-time
(13:29) - Reinventing her game after major surgery
(14:40) - A life-changing internship at Jamba Juice
(17:03) - Launching Transition Play
(18:08) - Roles at Next Play Capital and Silicon Valley Bank
(18:42) - Desire to bridge gap between women and Venture Capital 
(19:13) - Leveraging a platform to help others
(20:45) - Making successful career transitions
(21:45) - Why people are afraid to ask for help
(22:19) - Alana’s plan to own a WNBA franchise
(24:15) - Working in the “background”

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Ohio State men’s basketball beat reporter Adam Jardy recaps the 81-72 loss to the Duke Blue Devils on the latest episode of the BuckeyeXtra Basketball podcast. During this edition we break down our takeaways from this matchup, talk about where the Buckeyes go from here, and provide game stats from this loss.

This week, one of the ACC’s all-time greats, Duke legend Mike Gminski joins us! Plus, the Jersey Mike's News and Notes for the week with your host Bob Rathbun!

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In an episode that is a must-listen, Aarav and Arsh discuss the start of the College Basketball Season and teams that are poised to make deep runs in the NCAA tournament. Next, they give you their two picks each for Fantasy Football Must-Starts in Week 10 that are available in over 50% of ESPN Leagues (Two Brothers - Two Picks). Finally, they interview Duke University's Athletic Director, Vice President, and Professor of Business Administration, Nina King!

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Chapters:
0:00 College Basketball Season
7:51 Two Brothers - Two Picks
13:12 Interview with Nina King

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Enjoy this rerun in which Aarav and Arsh interview a well-known name in the sports world as a college basketball analyst for ESPN who covers the annual NBA Draft and Final Four, Jay Bilas (one of the 10 Most Powerful Voices in Sports Media according to The Hollywood Reporter and one of the 25 Most Powerful People in College Sports according to Forbes). They also discuss the biggest trades at the NFL Trade Deadline.

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Chapters:
0:00 NFL Trade Deadline
12:12 Interview with Jay Bilas

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Enjoy this rerun where Aarav and Arsh interview Duke Basketball Commit & #3 Player in the Class of 2023 Mackenzie Mgbako!

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This week, our guest is Shane Battier -- He’s the only Jersey Mike's Naismith Men’s winner from both High School in 1997 and in college at Duke in 2001, NCAA Champion, and NBA champion! Plus, news and notes with host Bob Rathbun.

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In this amazing episode, Aarav and Arsh discuss the Top-5 NBA Draft Picks and Rob Gronkowski retiring from the NFL. To end the episode, they interview the #3 Player in the Class of 2023 and Duke Basketball Commit, Mackenzie Mgbako!

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Chapters:
0:00 NBA Draft Reflection
5:14 Rob Gronkowski Retires
8:24 Interview with Mackenzie Mgbako

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The guys start with the Final Four and the amazing final run from Duke and Coach K. They discuss the massive Saturday matchups and give their Final Four predictions. They guys celebrate the USMNT being on the brink of World Cup qualification as Paul gives a “boots on the ground” report from Orlando. The guys close with the shocking Tyreek Hill to Miami news and discuss what this means for the Mike McDaniel led offense. 

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Tonight the fellas talk about the crazy quarterback carousel in the NFL, Brittney Griner's detainment, Coach K embarrassing himself, Calvin Ridley's fanduel, Ryan Coogler getting arrested, and so much more. 

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On this brand-new EdLeader special series, Leadership Lessons from the G.O.A.T., Dr. Rob Jackson is joined by his son JJ Jackson, host of the Locked On Blue Devils podcast and the daily radio show SportsCall Auburn, as well as Division 1 radio and television play-by-play announcer. Together, they delve into Coach K's book, Leading with the Heart, to share the leadership lessons of the basketball coach considered to be the G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time!)

In this episode, Dr. Jackson and JJ discuss Coach K's strategies for growing leaders. With stories about Christian Laettner, Steve Wojciechowski, Wendell Moore Jr., and AJ Griffin to illustrate Coach K's teachings, this is an episode you do not want to miss.

Coach K has served as the head men's basketball coach at Duke University since 1980, where he has led the Blue Devils to five NCAA Division I titles, 12 Final Fours, 15 ACC Men's Basketball Tournament championships, and 12 ACC regular-season titles. Coach K has also coached the US men's national basketball team to three gold medals and served as the head coach of the American team that won two FIBA World Cup gold medals. He is widely regarded as one of the best college basketball coaches of all time.

On this brand-new EdLeader special series, Leadership Lessons from the G.O.A.T., Dr. Rob Jackson is joined by his son JJ Jackson, host of the Locked On Blue Devils podcast, host of the daily radio show SportsCall Auburn, and Division 1 radio and television play-by-play announcer. Together, they delve into Coach K's book, Leading with the Heart, to share the leadership lessons of the basketball coach considered to be the G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time!)

In this episode, Dr. Jackson and JJ discuss Coach K's tenet that we need to give others our time and attention.

Coach K has served as the head men's basketball coach at Duke University since 1980, where he has led the Blue Devils to five NCAA Division I titles, 12 Final Fours, 15 ACC Men's Basketball Tournament championships, and 12 ACC regular-season titles. Coach K has also coached the US men's national basketball team to three gold medals and served as the head coach of the American team that won two FIBA World Cup gold medals. He is widely regarded as one of the best college basketball coaches of all time.

It’s about time we got another Blue Devil on the podcast! Duke legend Kenny Dennard joins us today to share his experiences with us. He has always had to prove others wrong and overcome adversity since the very beginning. It’s an inspiring story and we get to hear all about it!

Kenny Dennard played on those memorable Duke teams that included Gene Banks, Mike Gminski, Jim Spanarkel, and Coach Foster. Dennard helped rebuild and lead Duke to the championship game in 1978 as a Freshman after the program finished last in the ACC the year before. Dennard played 4 years at Duke including Coach K’s first season. He went on to be selected in the 4th round by the Kansas City Kings and played 3 seasons in the NBA. Dennard overcame a lot during his career. He was diagnosed with testicular cancer while fighting his way back to the NBA. His experiences have been able to help and inspire many people across the world and it’s truly an honor to have him share his story with us today.

Great stories shared in this one about overcoming adversity, Gene Banks, Jim Spanarkel, Coach Foster, Coach K, journey to NBA, Elvin Hayes, fight against cancer, WILD experiences overseas and MUCH more. BIG thanks to Kenny for taking the time to hang out with us today. A lot of valuable and inspiring experiences shared in this one and plenty of laughs to go with it! We are forever grateful for the time and we know you’ll love this one!

Thanks Kenny Dennard!

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There are more than a handfull of incredible high school basketball players that have come out of the Los Angeles area. LA is a hotbed for basketball and when you talk about all of the hoopers from that area, there is one name specifically that is ALWAYS mentioned to be among the best of the best. That name is Ricky Price and we are honored to have this opportunity to learn all about his hoops journey.

Price is without question one of the greatest high school basketball players to ever come out of the Los Angeles area. His mid-range game was automatic and his 6'6'' size along with his athleticism  was the perfect recipe to be a hooper. The 1994 Player of the Year went on to become a McDonald’s All-American where he was also the Slam Dunk Champion. He was a 4 year player at Duke University and went on to have a successful career overseas. Amazing stories are shared in this one including the high school/AAU Hoops scene in LA, McDonald’s All-American experience, Dunk Contest, Grant Hill, Coach K, battles against UNC, experience overseas, coaching, Game Ready Performance and MUCH more!

It was a such a treat to be able to catch up with Ricky Price today. Every former guest we have had has always spoken very highly of him and after our time with him we can see why. Everything he is doing to give back to the game, the community, and the youth is the ultimate assist so be sure to check out Game Ready Skills and Development Basketball Training if you loved Ricky as much as a we did. We know you’ll enjoy this one!

Thank you Ricky Price!


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