Basketball Coaching Podcast
Welcome to the Coach Calls Timeout podcast, the go-to show for basketball coaches looking to sharpen their skills and lead their teams to success.
Each episode features interviews with accomplished coaches who share their winning strategies, practical tips, and behind-the-scenes insights.
Whether you’re coaching youth or high school teams, this podcast is packed with actionable advice to help you develop your team, build confidence, and master the game.
If you’re passionate about coaching and want to learn from the best, this is the place for you!
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LATEST EPISODE:
Scouting Report: After Game 1 of the NBA Finals
Let’s flex our scouting report muscles. I’m breaking down the adjustments the Knicks and Spurs need to make going in to Game 2 of the NBA FInals.
PREVIOUS EPISODES:
How to Develop Your Post Players into All-Stars
If your post player has these 3 things in their offensive bag, your team will win more games and they will become playable at any level – and my bonus item will turn them into an offensive cornerstone.
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Help Your Team Make More Layups!
In this breakdown, we look at the 3 F’s of finishing in transition, a simple framework coaches can teach to help players score below the rim and improve fast break decision making.
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Mike Morrell, head coach UNC-Asheville Men’s Basketball.
Coach Morrell shares tips to help youth and high school basketball coaches improve their offense, increase turnover margin, build positive relationships with players and much, much more.
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Tony Kemper, head coach Central Arkansas Women’s Basketball.
Coach Kemper shares amazing tips for youth and high school coaches. We discussed a range of topics, including defense, team shooting, preparing for a big game, coaching a player with a unique skillset and much, much more.
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Molly Miller, head coach Grand Canyon University Women’s basketball.
Coach Miller shares tips on developing a defensive mindset, helping your players build good habits, running an effective in-game huddle and many other amazing coaching insights.
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Amy Vachon, head coach University of Maine Women’s basketball.
Coach Vachon talks about running and teaching an offense that doesn’t require many set plays. She also shares how to practice in a way that will improve your players’ basketball IQ and many other amazing coaching insights.
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Anthony Bozzella, head coach, Seton Hall Women’s basketball.
Coach Bozzella talks about how to improve team rebounding, run a defense that creates turnovers and instilling confidence in your players so they are always ready to perform.
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Allison Pohlman, head coach, Drake Women’s basketball.
Coach Pohlman shares how to level up your practices, improve team shooting, become a better passing team and many other great coaching insights.
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Kelly Graves, head coach, Oregon Women’s basketball.
Coach Graves shares how to improve your practices, turn the ball over less, become a more efficient offensive team and many other coaching insights.
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Lindy La Rocque, head coach, UNLV Women’s basketball.
Coach La Rocque shares how to build an efficient, low turnover offense, transition from player to coach and many other coaching insights.
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Phil Martelli Jr, head coach, Bryant University Men’s basketball.
Coach Martelli shares how to improve your transition offense, get your players to attack the rim relentlessly and get after it defensively.
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Amy Willams, head coach, Nebraska University Women’s basketball.
Coach Willams shares how to improve your offensive efficiency, team shooting percentages and baseline play success rates.
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Bart Brooks, head coach, Belmont University Women’s basketball.
Coach Brooks shares tips to improve your transition offense, in-game coaching and many other ways to build a better team.
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Mark Kellogg, head coach, West Virginia University Women’s basketball.
Coach Kellogg shares how to build a defense-first mentality, his perfect practice structure, merging player goals with team goals and many other great insights.
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