Coaches Corner

In this episode we discuss the qualities and characteristics that make up a good coach. What separates the good coaches from everyone else. 

In episode 15 we sit down with Piedmont college basketball player Liv Skinner who is having a great senior in her junior year. She discusses the emotions she and her team feel as they were given the news that the NCAA has canceled the DIII NCAA tournament. 

In this episode we discuss Coach K's recent comments after his early losses as well how grade exceptions effect sports today. We discuss if kids today should take advantage and re-do a grade to help better them. 

In this episode we discuss how the new transfer rules will effect NCAA. Is this a good move for the colleges and the players? 

In this episode we discuss the NBA Finals and if this FINALLY puts LeBron James over the edge of Michael Jordan. Hear from both of us on why we think this may or may not be the case. 

In this episode we discuss parents actions during games and how they need to do a better job at acting during their children's sporting events. 

In this episode we will debate the benefits of High School athletes playing multiple sports. Does playing more than one sport hinder an athlete from reaching their full potential? Find out as we discuss!!

In the 8th episode of Coaches Corner we discuss and debate the comments made by J.J. Redick about LeBron and Kevin Durant deciding to leave their teams and the first games in the bubble for the NBA restart. 

In this episode we discuss the return of the NBA, the bubble and protocols and who we think will be the champion when it is all said and done. Furthermore, we debate whether or not this years champion will have an asterisk next to their name and not be considered a real champion. As a bonus you will hear our top 5 favorite sports movies. 

In this episode we talk with Coach Travis Morris. A Greenville, SC native who worked in the sports profession for over 10 years, Travis talks us through his thoughts and opinions about racial issues not only in his own life, but overall as well as the sports world.