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Legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden is known for his record-breaking run of NCAA championships and for working with some of the best players in the sport. His principles for success have been used by not only coaches and athletes, but also business leaders, entrepreneurs, and others. But his reach stretches even farther than most people know - into the hearts and lives of the people who learned the game of basketball on one of Coach Wooden's forgotten teams. For nearly 20 years, John Wooden ran scores of summer youth basketball camps in California and other states.

A list of legends is significant not only for who makes the list, but who gets left off of it. If there are no obvious omissions, then the list of candidates was probably less than legendary in the first place. Not so in the case of the Syracuse University Orangemen. Calling roll on Syracuse’s all-time basketball greats can take up the greater part of a day. The school produced its first All-American, Lewis Castle, in 1912. More recently, Carmelo Anthony, one of the best freshmen to ever play college basketball, led the 2003 Orangemen to the school’s first NCAA championship.

Stephen Curry was intent in showing the world that he was not just "lucky" - he wanted to show that he deserved to be playing in the Finals. He deserved to be the MVP. He deserved to win a championship. He deserved to be recognized as one of the greatest players to ever play the game.

Let Red Auerbach and John Feinstein take you on a thrilling journey through the storied history of the Boston Celtics in 'Into The Green: The Story of Boston Celtics.' From the Celtics' founding in 1946 by Walter Brown to their emergence as basketball titans with 17 NBA championships, this book unveils the timeless tales and unforgettable moments that have etched the team into the annals of sports legend.

John Feinstein - The Friends I've Made provides a compelling view of sports and life from the incomparable perspective and recall of multiple New York Times best-selling author John Feinstein and five individuals who John has covered, followed and now considers friends: David Feherty, Tom Izzo, Steve Kerr, Mary Carillo, and Mike Krzyzewski.

St. John's Red Storm basketball is the pulse of New York City hoops, and this daily podcast is your courtside seat to all the action. From Madison Square Garden to road battles across the Big East, we bring you the passion and intensity of Red Storm basketball every single day. With a proud history and a bright future, St. John's is a program on the rise, and we're here to chronicle every step of the journey.Each episode delivers instant game reactions, in-depth matchup previews, and film breakdowns that break down the X's and O's of every possession. We keep you updated on the latest roster ...

Join John Nabors as he discusses everything that the people in the great, state of Arkansas are talking about each day! Razorback sports, pop culture, food, entertainment, and more!

First ballot Hall of Fame Pitcher and extraordinary golfer and broadcaster, John Smoltz hosts the Pro Podcast LIVE from The PRO Rivals Open—known simply as The PRO— a competitive golf tournament created to give current and former professional athletes a new arena to compete, connect, and carry their legacy forward through the game of golf. What began as a single invitational has evolved into a growing tour defined by its competitive spirit, exclusivity, and shared respect for the game.

John Feinstein on his first attempt at writing a fiction novel. In the interview the plot of the book, Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery, is discussed as well as college athletics in general.

"Nothing But Facts" is a dynamic sports talk podcast that goes beyond the surface of the game. Each episode features in-depth discussions on the latest sports news, athlete performances, and trending topics. Hosted by passionate sports enthusiasts, the show offers insightful analysis, interviews with industry experts, and candid commentary. Whether covering football, basketball, or any sport, "Nothing But Facts" provides listeners with a raw and unfiltered take on everything happening in the world of sports, making it a must-listen for any sports fan.

Says Who Sports cuts through the media noise and manufactured controversy to deliver for fans authentic, smart, and candid analysis of college and professional sports. The podcast is hosted by John Dauphin, who has interviewed and written about numerous sports legends including Bob Knight, Bobby Bowden, Roy Williams, and Roger Clemens. Dauphin believes sports media has become a mess, a rush by reporters to the digital finish line in a desperate search for clicks, with little regard for truth or context. Join John and his co-host, Phil Dauphin, a former professional baseball player who had a ...

Welcome to Franklin to Broad — where a Gen X dad (John) and his Gen Z son (Gage) throw down in epic Philly sports discussions that might just set the Liberty Bell on fire!Go Birds! Go Sixers! Go Phils! Go Flyers!But wait, there’s more! We’re also diving into the latest news, entertainment, and the occasional political showdown where the question is: who’s really got the facts? Experience meets WiFi, and both are convinced they’re the MVP. Join us for the fiery takes and stick around for the delightful chaos.

From the gridiron to the hardwood and beyond, it's all things Kentucky sports, all year round. Hosted by Lexington Herald-Leader columnist John Clay.

This book examines the history of poor decision making by NBA general managers. It analyzes the NBA Draft over the last 20 years with some interesting findings and takeaways for improving the player evaluation process. The Rock Star GM label was meant for a guy like Daryl Morey, and the book examines his transacting style as a general manager for the Houston Rockets. It delves deeply into his draft record, trades and free agent signings to evaluate him as a general manager from a methodology and strategy standpoint.

Small town. Undersized. Not enough talent. John Willkom heard it all as a young basketball player growing up in rural Wisconsin. Despite the odds, John dedicated his life to the game, an arduous journey that challenged the very core of even the most disciplined. As John's hard work lands him amongst basketball's elite, it is the workouts, the people, and the behind-the-scenes interactions that not only change his skill set but how he lives his life. Both heartfelt and funny, Walk-On Warrior takes you into the mind of an athlete from John's perspective.

Let Me Tell You a Story: A Lifetime in the Game is a book that John Feinstein co-wrote with legendary basketball coach Red Auerbach. In the book, they cover Red's life in detail as well as his coaching career highlights.

John Wall is easily one of the most dynamic point guards to play the game of basketball. From flashy crossovers to speedy races down the court on the fastbreak, John Wall has a bright basketball career ahead of him.

Where the A list come to discuss the NBA with host John Weatherspoon

Hosted by John Ellis, "Game On!" is a fast-paced ride through the world of sports. Ellis delivers a wide-spectrum of content, from the NFL, to college football/hoops, with a touch of local flair for good measure. You'll find some of the best, most informative interviews with a fascinating Rolodex of athletes, coaches, sports broadcasters, reporters, and many more. Game On!Weekdays, 5-7 PM104.9 Fox Sports Upstate

Three lifelong friends and Boston sports fans, these hosts grew up living and breathing everything New England - Sunday pats games, late night sox heartbreaks, a lot of banner seasons, and endless debates that never really end. Their podcast is built on decades of friendship, hot takes, real talk, and an unapologetic love for Boston sports. No filters, no bandwagon energy - just honest opinions from fans who have been there through the highs, the lows, and everything in between.