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What an honor this is! We have one of the greatest players in ACC history and one of the best players to ever wear a UNC jersey on the podcast today. Larry Miller joins us to share his basketball experiences from one of the more fascinating eras of hoops.

You will see his number 44 hanging in the rafters. Larry Miller is known as the recruit who helped spark the North Carolina program playing for legendary Coach Dean Smith during his early years of coaching. Miller earned ACC Men’s Basketball Player of the Year TWICE both in 1966 and 1967. He was named to the ACC 50th Anniversary Men’s Basketball Team being recognized as one of the fifty greatest players to ever play in the ACC. Miller went on to get drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers, but chose to play in the ABA over the NBA. Miller set and forever holds the ABA record of 67 points in a single game. Miller shares great stories about growing up in PA, choosing UNC, Dean Smith, Charlie Scott, Billy Cunningham, Lew Alcindor, Wes Unseld, Wilt Chamberlain, the ABA, his funeral, acting, his book, and MUCH more!

This was an honor to have the opportunity to learn from one of the all-time greats and we can’t thank Larry enough for his time. Those who had the chance to watch Miller play know how unique of a player he was. What you hear in this episode is a very small sample size of what you will learn about in his book titled “Larry Miller Time.” Be sure to check out and support his book to learn more about Larry Miller and his incredible stories about his journey in both basketball and life.

Thank you Larry Miller!

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Hosted by Sarah Kustok, NBA Flashback is the podcast that takes you back to the best moments in NBA history through exclusive archival audio from the NBA vault, along with new interviews with the players and coaches who were in the building.

In this episode of NBA Flashback, we go back to April 15th, 1965 and relive Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the defending champion Boston Celtics and the Philadelphia 76ers led by Wilt Chamberlain. We talk with sportswriting legend Bob Ryan about the rivalry between Bill Russell and Wilt, the epic series, and of course the historic impact of the Johnny Most call... "Havlicek Stole the Ball!" And stick around for Bob Ryan doing his best Most impression. 

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There is a phrase you see a lot in the business and self help world. "You either win or you learn." And while that is true most of the time, there is a toxic element of that idea that we need to discuss. This episode Red talks about how that idea can overlap with Kobe Bryant, Wilt Chamberlain, and the NXIVM cult from upstate New York.

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Robert Lee Elder was an American professional golfer. In 1975, he became the first African-American to play in the Masters Tournament, where he missed the cut. Elder was invited to the tournament after he won the 1974 Monsanto Open

In this episode of the High and Low Basketball podcast, Ike Amaechi is joined by Ugo, and Sean Khan to share their lists of the NBA's greatest scorers of all-time (GsOAT) at every position. They also discuss Lebron James' decline and the Lakers taking a back seat to the Golden State Warriors and the Phoenix Suns.

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It’s the Season 6 finale of Knuckleheads, y’all! And we’ve got a real one to close it out for you. One of the greatest ever to do it. New York legend. Rucker Park hero. Philadelphia superstar. The high-flying hooper every kid wanted to be, a man who made his mark on the sport forever with a name the game will never forget, it’s JULIUS ... DR.J ... ERVING! Nothing but love for our OG. Make an appointment with the Doctor and tune in for this very special episode of Knuckleheads.

1. Current state of basketball and player resemblances [3:00]
2. Legendary dunking, being one of the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players, nickname origin [9:15]
3. UMASS and Rucker Park [23:45]
4. ABA to NBA transition, first dunk contest, biggest rivalries [30:49]
5. Effortless swagger, endorsements, racism over time [53:20]
6. Being MJ’s favorite player, Wilt Chamberlain, almost playing for the Bucks [1:04:55]

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NBA veterans Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles are lifelong friends and bona fide truth-tellers. Listen as they invite special guests, high-profile athletes, musicians and entertainers to get brutally honest about everything from current events to untold stories from the golden era of sports and culture. Named for the on-court celebration they made wildly popular, this unfiltered, hilarious and surprising podcast is like playing NBA 2K with no fouls.

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On this week's episode Bryan and Aldrin discuss their top 10 NBA players of all time.  Plenty of legendary names discussed.  Rankings were based on number of rings, impact on the game, stats, and accolades.  Find out who makes the cut!  

Kevin is joined by former Boston Globe and Sports Illustrated legend Leigh Montville to discuss his new book: Tall Men, Short Shorts. The book chronicles a young Lee Montville's experience covering the 1969 NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers. The book 

There has been quite a bit of promotion and subsequent whining about the recent billionaire space race.  It has been pointed to as an example of the excesses and problems with capitalism that these billionaires are playing around with gross amounts of money.  But this consternation is based on an idea that good, moral, smart people should be awarded with money.  Capitalism does not provide award based on merit as much as it provides a way to develop products and solutions across a large population, which ensures a higher probability of positive outcomes.  #TheMuppetShow

Kentucky gets some respect in Hoover. Texas will have to go with the flow.

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In this episode of Collector and Son the collector takes over and talks about the cards they have bought on eBay, and the Mount Rushmore of their basketball autographs. Did the Collector and Son finally agree on a Mount Rushmore?

Intro: (0:00-1:56)

Hunt for new cards: (1:57-5:55)

Basketball Mount Rushmore: (5:56-31:05)

Outro: (31:06-32:36)

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On this episode of the podcast, the guys dissect Dr. J's NBA All-Time first and second team lists. Tune in to learn who Dr. J included, and how the crew feels about it. Pop's has some surprising words regarding who should be on the list undoubtedly. Tune in to find out who!

What an honor this episode was. So much history and basketball nostalgia in this one as Tom Van Arsdale takes the time to share his basketball experiences with us. This may be the most unique episode of them all as this is the first guest we have had from the golden era of high school, collegiate and professional basketball.
     

Tom Van Arsdale and his identical twin brother Dick Van Arsdale starred at Emmerich Manual High School and both went on to play for legendary coach Branch McCracken at Indiana University. They would go on to be drafted back-to-back in the 1965 NBA Draft and again play together in 1976-77 for the Phoenix Suns for their final NBA season. They were both 3x All-Stars and are the first brothers to play in an NBA All-Star game. You could say they’re fairly similar. Tom still holds the NBA record for most career games played without a playoff appearance. He played 929 games without making a single playoff appearance. Van Arsdale is also the highest scoring player (14,232 career points) in NBA history without a playoff appearance. Even though Tom never did play in a playoff game, he has some amazing and historic experiences that he shares including amazing stories about the high school hoops scene in Indiana, Bobby Plump, Branch McCracken, his time as a Hoosier, journey to NBA, playing with Oscar Robertson, Tiny Archibald, Wilt Chamberlain, the NBA lifestyle in the 60’s, Van Arsdale Art, his book and MUCH more.
     

There is truly no episode quite like this one and we can’t thank Tom enough for his time. It’s rare to have the opportunity to speak with an All-Star from the golden era of basketball and learn about some of the all-time greats from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. It was fascinating to learn from his experiences and took us back in time to hear about how different the league, the business and the game was and how it has evolved. We also have a surprise appearance from another former All-Star in this episode… bet you can’t guess who!
     

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Also checkout Tom’s book titled “Journey Man”. You can purchase on Amazon or Barns & Noble. The proceeds go to Rett Syndrome research which is an amazing cause.
     
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Russ is a triple double machine and set an NBA record last night passing Wilt for most in a month with 12 in a 146-143 OT loss to the Spurs.  Also Wizards Eight game win streak is over.
NFL Draft is almost here.   Will the Giants go WR with their first pick or pick the next LT in some people's opinions Micah Parsons out of Penn State?  
Knicks nine game win streak is over but they get the Bulls at MSG on Wednesday.

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Jump in the Sports Time Machine with Anna Kagarakis to re-live these moments in sports history:

The day Wilt Chamberlain broke the all-time scoring record.

The first Olympics Games and who won them.

Who was the first ever closer in Baseball history?

The day Al Davis became commissioner of the AFL and what it meant to football.

Hank Aaron breaks Babe Ruth's record (listen to the Vin Scully call!)

Why do NFL players wear long socks?

What is Golfer's Day and when was the PGA formed?

Babe Ruth's first game on the mound.

Happy Birthday shout outs!

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In this episode of Collector and Son the hosts discuss a story behind an autograph from 1999. Along with the new era of sports collecting? They talk about the new collecting craze NFTs and whether or not they will be adding some NFTs to their collection.

Intro. (0:00-2:39).

Thanking LaTroy. (0:48-1:48).

Wilt Chamberlain story. (2:40-10:31).

NFTs: (10:32-26:43).

What are NFTs? (10:48-11:12).

Patrick Mahomes NFTs (11:13-12:02).

New Era? (12:03-24:11).

The collectors new purchase (24:12-24:48).

Is there a NFT the collector would buy? (24:49-26:05).

Final thoughts. (26:06-26:43).

Outro: (26:44-28:02).

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