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This week’s episode is a TARP REPLAY. Andrew is re-sharing his conversation from August 2022 with Kansas State University Men’s Basketball Head Coach Jerome Tang. At the time, Jerome was just a few months into the job as head coach at Kansas State. It was his first head coaching job at the collegiate level & the team was coming off three consecutive losing seasons. Since then, a lot has happened & Jerome had a remarkable first year on the job. He was named the 2023 Naismith National Coach of the Year after leading Kansas State to a record-setting season & an appearance in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. This conversation is filled with so many timeless lessons to help you win the day & achieve your most ambitious goals.

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Show Highlights:

0:00 - Intro
4:05 - Early days at K-State
4:48 - Getting job at Baylor
5:05 - Dinner with Scott Drew
7:46 - Recruiting
9:24 - Childhood
11:53 - “This is a people business”
13:13 - Lessons from Dave Aranda
13:37 - Lessons from Navy Seals
16:38 - Jerome’s “non-negotiables”
19:34 - Toughness & consistency
24:07 - Building cohesive team
27:47 - Leadership

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This week Andrew talks with new Kansas State University Men’s Basketball Head Coach Jerome Tang. Before joining Kansas State earlier this year, Jerome spent 19 seasons with Baylor as an assistant and associate head coach. He helped lead Baylor to an NCAA National Championship in 2021 and two consecutive Big 12 regular season titles in 2021 and 2022. As you'll hear in this conversation, when Jerome interviewed for the job at Baylor nearly 20 years ago he had just $10.81 to his name. His story is all about relentless determination, a can-do spirit, and a commitment above all else to serve others. This conversation is filled with timeless lessons to help you win the day and get on the road to achieving your most ambitious goals. 

Show Highlights:
2:14 - Getting started at K State
3:16 - Interviewing for job at Baylor
3:25 - Turning $10.81 into a dream
4:47 - Selling your vision to others
6:34 - Recruiting approach
6:55 - Developing the whole person
7:29 - Role of Jerome's parents
9:46 - Benefits of serving in multi-faceted roles
10:30 - Learning from others
11:16 - Balancing person over production
11:46 - Creating work/life balance
12:52 - Serving as a role model
14:51 - Coach Tang's 3 "Non-Negotiables"
19:23 - Building a consistent winner
21:11 - Adapting communication styles
22:10 - Creating a team environment
22:43 - Impact of NIL and transfer portal
23:31 - Building personal relationships
24:55 - Leadership

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Head Coach of Baylor Men's Basketball Scott Drew joins Adam Schein to talk about turning around the program, winning a National Title, and his book Road To J.O.Y. Adam and producer Bob Stew debate phone calls, emails, and voicemails. 

In todays episode, we discuss potential replacements for Cuonzo Martin as the Head Mens Basketball Coach at the University of Missouri as well as the start of Major League Baseball.  

Ferrall talks about the great job Scott Drew has done as Baylor's basketball coach

Coach Luke Gore’s Story:
In this episode, you’ll hear from Luke Gore. Coach Gore is currently the Associate Head Coach for Coach Matt Lottich at Valparaiso University and entering his 20th season with the Valpo basketball team. In the last 11 years at Valpo, Coach Gore has played a major part in helping Valpo make eight postseason appearances. Coach Gore has had the opportunity to work for Scott Drew, Bryce Drew, and Homer Drew at Valpo. As you will soon hear, Coach Luke shares some amazing insight on each of his Head Coaches at Valpo. Coach Luke also shares some coaching examples that truly illustrate why he is such a valuable part of Valpo Basketball. This “Do What It Takes Attitude” is so evident in this podcast. Coach Luke shares so many Servant Leadership examples. In addition, the respect in which Coach Luke treats his players is really impressive. His mindset of “Don’t Embarrass Players. Teach Them!” is a great lesson for young coaches. His insight on international recruiting and recruiting in general is really specific for young coaches. Finally, Coach Luke’s remarks on being a Husband and Father is so powerful. I found myself listening to a certain part over and over - hint: A BLESSING! Coach Luke truly is a great coach, husband, and father! 

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This week we celebrate memorial day weekend with an update from our good friend, ESPN's Fran Fraschilla  who joins Bob this week on a A Trophy Life podcast.

We hear Fran’s take on Baylor's national championship including head coach Scott Drew. The latest on the Olympic games, and his opinions on the transfer portal.

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This week, Scott Drew, the head coach of the National Champion Baylor Bears is our guest! He chats with Bob about the Bears incredible run to the title, playing thru a major Covid scare, and much more!

- Scott chronicles Davion Mitchell’s rise to stardom, winning the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Award 
- How Baylor plans to use that award to inspire future Bears 
- On playing thru a 21-day shutdown 

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Baylor blew out Gonzaga.  Will Gonzaga ever get over the hump to win a title?
Congrats to Hubert Davis on becoming the new head coach of UNC.   
Not sure how I feel about Nike messing with the Red Sox jerseys.  Yellow and powder blue?  
Fernando Tatis Jr. I hope it's not too serious.
James Harden out at least ten days because of an injured hamstring.   Let him get healthy for the  Nets playoff run.
I keep hearing Sam Darnold is only 23.  Didn't see much in his three years as a Jet.   And don't feel that Zach Wilson is going to fare any better then Darnold did in my humble opinion.  I hope I am proved wrong because it's getting tiring rooting for a franchise that is constantly rebuilding.

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Anthony Duruji is a junior forward at the University of Florida, who is also a native of Montgomery County! Duruji just finished his first season playing at Florida after transferring up from Louisiana Tech of Conference USA. Duruji was a All-Rookie selection in conference USA as a Freshman, before having a breakout sophomore campaign that caused many different schools to recruit Anthony when he entered the transfer portal. We spoke to Anthony about this process, why he chose Florida, this season dealing with the Keyontae Johnson ordeal, and much much more! Tune in!

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Join Kevin as he sits down with former Providence College Friars Head Men's Basketball Coach and current ESPN American & Big 12 Conference Basketball Analyst Tim Welsh. Kevin and Tim take a deep dive into previewing Houston vs Baylor and UCLA vs Gonzaga this Saturday from Indianapolis. Tim provides detailed analysis of both the teams and the coaches left standing in the NCAA Men's Final 4. 

This is one of those fun episodes that Amy didn't listen to while editing, so WHO KNOWS what pops up in this extended cut of Sour Grapes with Amy & Etta. It's an adventure! 

Possible topics: 

-Bracketology

-Scott Drew, newest IU Head Coach (nope)

-Baylor WBB CHAMPS

-Anxiety

-Best (unless you're on the receiving end) 1st round upsets in recent history! 

Show today with Florida Sports Man and he loves Gonzaga winning it all.  
Drew Brees a great career in Nawlins and led Nick Saban to Alabama to start a dynasty there. What could have been in South Beach.  

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Mark Few and Scott Drew make a power play by "scheduling" a game without the explicit blessing of the NCAA. ALSO - Jack is full cowboy now because he's seen half of Lonesome Dove.

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