JAMODI Podcast

🏀 Coach Matt Bolton, Head Men’s Basketball Coach at McMurry University, joins host Matt Sayman to talk about the real process of rebuilding a program from scratch — culture, leadership, relationships, and defense.In this powerful conversation, Coach Bolton opens up about the lessons learned from starting over, setting extreme standards, and coaching with honesty and consistency. He shares how his philosophy of “not being for everyone” shaped his approach to leading young men, developing trust, and building a program rooted in toughness and accountability.This episode dives deep into what it takes to develop culture that lasts — on and off the court.🎙 Highlights include: • Starting from zero: the challenges of taking over a new program • How to rebuild culture and set new standards • Coaching players who came with you vs. new recruits • Transparency and “not being for everyone” • Defining toughness and consistency in daily habits • The importance of emotional intelligence in coaching • Defensive philosophy: pressure, trapping, and switching systems • Why effort and trust matter more than talent • Balancing intensity with fun and connection🔥 Key quote: “Culture isn’t who you are — it’s what you do every second of every day.” – Coach Matt BoltonIf you’re a coach, leader, or player who wants to understand how real programs are built — this is a masterclass in doing it the right way.🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive 

Coach Jon DeMarco joins the JAMODI Podcast to drop real, practical wisdom on what it takes to build an elite basketball program—on and off the court. From 298+ straight weeks hosting the Get Better Basketball Chat to implementing game-changing full-court pressure, Coach DeMarco shows us how true leadership starts with communication, consistency, and culture 🧠🔥We dive deep into what separates good coaches from great ones, how to manage tough conversations with parents, why communication is the ultimate coaching skill, and how to empower athletes through shared values and relentless mindset 💪🎯 Topics Covered:• What makes the 2-1-2 press so effective 💥• Why Coach DeMarco built Get Better Basketball 📱• The secret to 298 weeks of consistency 🔁• How to handle parent meetings with grace 🤝• Should young players move up to varsity? 🔄• How to build co-owned culture through core values 📘• Turning communication into your coaching superpower 🎯• The difference between enthusiasm and relentlessness 🔥• Creating a system that supports development + competition 🏗️• What it means to truly lead with growth mindset 🌱💬 Coaching Gold from Coach DeMarco:"Being a great communicator isn’t just about talking—it’s about listening, learning, and leading.""Culture is lived daily, not just posted on a wall.""Sometimes your press wins you the game before the tip-off—it’s in your opponent’s head."🔗 Connect with Coach Jon DeMarco:🏀 Website: coachdemarco.com🟦 X (Twitter): @Coach_DeMarco📺 YouTube: Get Better Basketball TV🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive | Scoreboard Media

In this episode, we sit down with Coach Tommy Strine to dive deep into the real stories behind basketball coaching, athlete development, and what it takes to lead both on and off the court 🏀 Coach Strine shares his journey from playing to coaching, his philosophies on leadership, team culture, and how the coaching landscape is evolving in the modern era.Whether you're a coach, player, or fan of the game, this conversation brings valuable insights into building resilience, fostering team dynamics, and thriving in high-performance environments 💡Subscribe and turn on notifications to never miss a drop! 🔔📍 Key Topics:Transitioning from player to coachBuilding team culture and trustMental performance and mindsetThe grind behind the scenes in coachingThe power of authentic leadershipAdvice for young athletes and aspiring coaches💬 Comment below: What part of Coach Strine’s story inspired you the most?👇 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe!🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive | Scoreboard Media

Vinay Patel - Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Angelo State University 🏀  Whatever It Takes 🏀  Build The Border First 🏀  Give Clarity To Our Players 🏀  Create A Championship Experience 🎧|🎥  JAMODI Podcast Linktree  💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive

Henry Thomas - Head Boys Basketball Coach at Gainesville State School 🏀  Being A Pastor And A Coach 🏀  Love, Gratitude, Concern 🏀  Gainesville State 🏀  Building Confidence In Players 🎧|🎥  JAMODI Podcast Linktree  💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive

Mike Scarbrough - Head Boy’s Coach At Dodd City High School 🏀 Country Club Culture 🏀 Bricks And Saves 🏀 Teach Players How To Watch Film  🏀  It’s What You Emphasize 🎧|🎥  JAMODI Podcast Linktree  💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive

Seth Vansell - Head Boy’s Coach At Gunter High School 🏀 You Have To Be For The Kid 🏀 It’s Not About Goals, It’s About Standards 🏀 Gunter Basketball Culture 🏀 Ways To Enhance Practice  🎧|🎥  JAMODI Podcast Linktree  💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive

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In this powerful coaching conversation, Coach Steven Thomas shares real-world insight on building a basketball program that lasts beyond wins and losses. From player development and film breakdown strategies to culture, community impact, and mental wellness, this episode dives deep into what it truly means to lead young men.Coach Thomas discusses practical ways to keep players healthy during the season, how to teach accountability without breaking confidence, and why playmaking matters more than scoring alone. He also opens up about trust, adapting to today’s athletes, and using basketball as a platform to serve others.This episode is packed with actionable ideas for high school and youth basketball coaches who want to grow better players, stronger teams, and better people.🏀 Topics include film study methods, yoga and recovery, tagging up for offensive rebounds, community service, leadership, and coaching the modern athlete.If you’re a coach looking to improve your program culture, player buy-in, and long-term impact, this conversation is for you.Key Topics Covered🏀 Building trust with today’s players🧠 Teaching the why behind everything you do📊 The hamburger method for film breakdown💪 Keeping players healthy in-season with yoga and recovery🔁 Tagging up and offensive rebounding philosophy🎯 Developing playmakers, not just scorers🏫 Free youth clinics and community impact🤝 Making basketball bigger than basketball📖 Leadership, faith, and coaching with purpose🔥 Adapting old-school coaching to the modern gameKey Takeaways for Coaches• Confidence and accountability must be taught together• Film should educate, not overwhelm• Every player can impact the game without scoring• Culture is built daily through small, intentional actions• Community service strengthens team identity• Coaching is about development on and off the courtAbout Coach Steven ThomasCoach Steven Thomas is a high school basketball coach known for his emphasis on player development, culture, and community engagement. His approach blends competitive excellence with mentorship, helping young athletes grow as players, students, and future leaders.Who This Episode Is For🏀 High school basketball coaches🏀 Youth and middle school coaches🏀 Athletic directors and program builders🏀 Coaches focused on culture and leadership🏀 Anyone who believes sports should shape livesConnect With the Podcast🎙 JAMODI PodcastBasketball conversations that matter — focused on growth, leadership, and doing things the right way.If this episode helped you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with another coach who needs to hear it.🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪 Powered by:  Ballogy | Sideline Interactive | Grip Spritz | Scoreboard Media🚨 Use promo code “JAMODI” for 10% off your Grip Spritz order

What makes a basketball program truly special? 🏀In this episode, Coach Jim Stergar shares decades of wisdom on building culture, keeping practice fresh, and creating traditions players remember for life.Coach Stergar dives into the story behind the legendary Hog Weasel Game, a tradition that started as a simple inner-squad scrimmage and evolved into a community event players talk about long after graduation. More than just fun, it’s a masterclass in culture-building and buy-in.We also explore how to keep practices competitive without burning players out, why fun and discipline are not opposites, and how great coaches simplify the game so players can play instinctively. Coach Stergar explains how he structures practice to touch every part of the game, build habits over time, and avoid the trap of over-coaching fundamentals.This conversation is packed with practical ideas for high school and college coaches, including creative conditioning, competitive practice games, player motivation, and how traditions can anchor a program for decades.If you’re a coach looking to build something bigger than wins and losses, this one is for you. 🔥Topics covered in this episode include:• The origin and impact of the Hog Weasel Game• How traditions create long-term buy-in• Keeping practice fresh without losing fundamentals• Simplifying defense and closeouts• Competitive games that teach rebounding and toughness• Conditioning that builds team accountability• Balancing fun, discipline, and player development• Why culture outlasts any single seasonIf you’re a basketball coach who cares about culture, player development, and long-term program success, make sure to subscribe and share this episode with your staff. 🏀New episodes drop weekly with coaches who are doing it the right way.🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪 Powered by:  Ballogy | Sideline Interactive | Grip Spritz | Scoreboard Media🚨 Use promo code “JAMODI” for 10% off your Grip Spritz order

Coach JJ shares his journey from being a transactional coach focused only on winning to becoming a transformational leader centered on service, accountability, and personal growth. Using the powerful analogy of gardening, JJ explains how real development often happens underground before it ever shows up on the scoreboard.This episode dives deep into core values, daily habits, faith, and creating systems that hold everyone accountable, including the head coach. Coach JJ opens up about building the “Neosho Way,” the importance of servant leadership, and how allowing players to hold coaches accountable can change a culture.Whether you are a high school coach, college coach, teacher, or leader in any field, this conversation will challenge you to grow, do hard better, and stay present in the now.Key Topics Covered🌱 The coach as a gardener and why growth starts in the dark🏀 Moving from transactional to transformational coaching📚 Personal growth through reading, habits, and daily checklists🙏 Faith, leadership, and serving others🧭 Building and living out core values in a program🤝 Player-led accountability and ownership💪 Doing hard better and staying in the now🔥 Creating culture even when wins don’t come right away🧠 Coaching the person, not just the playerAbout Coach JJ DavisCoach JJ Davis is a junior college basketball coach with over a decade of experience building programs through service, accountability, and relentless energy. Known for the Neosho Way, JJ emphasizes defense, toughness, and personal development while mentoring players far beyond the court. He is also the founder of the Hope Culture Satellite Camps, designed to reach and serve players and coaches who may not otherwise have access to high-level development opportunities.Why This Episode MattersWinning matters, but culture lasts. This episode is a reminder that true success in coaching is measured by who your players become, not just what shows up in the win column. Coach JJ’s honesty, vulnerability, and passion for serving others make this a must-listen for any leader committed to growth.Subscribe and Connect🎙️ Subscribe to the JAMODI Podcast for weekly conversations with coaches and leaders📲 Follow Matt Sayman for coaching insights and leadership lessons💬 Share this episode with a coach who believes growth is bigger than the scoreboard🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪 Powered by:  Ballogy | Sideline Interactive | Grip Spritz🚨 Use promo code “JAMODI” for 10% off your Grip Spritz order

This episode is a powerful, honest conversation with Coach Shawnee Harle about leadership, fear, vulnerability, and what it truly means to coach athletes in today’s environment. Returning to the podcast more than two years after her first appearance, Coach Harle challenges coaches to rethink how they listen, how they lead, and how fear silently shapes behavior on the sidelines.We dive deep into the idea that athletes want to be seen, heard, and understood — and why many coaches unintentionally block that by leading with agendas instead of curiosity. Coach Harle explains why vulnerability is not weakness, how emotional intelligence is often stunted by sport culture, and why helping athletes trust themselves may be more important than getting them to trust the coach.This episode is filled with practical insight, reflection, and uncomfortable-but-necessary truths for coaches, parents, and leaders who care about long-term impact more than short-term wins.Topics covered in this episode:🏀 Why listening is one of the most underdeveloped coaching skills🧠 Helping athletes feel seen, heard, and understood💬 Asking better questions in one-on-one meetings😨 How fear shows up in coaches and athletes❤️ Heart work vs surface-level coaching🛡️ Psychological safety and why leaders must go first🌱 The gardener analogy for coaching and development🤝 Trust, vulnerability, and emotional intelligence in sport📉 How fear of losing can trap coaches in a “scoreboard prison”🔄 Shifting from sage on the stage to guide on the side🧩 Developing athletes as thinkers, not robots🔥 Why winning matters — but what it can never matter more thanThis conversation is especially valuable for:• High school and college coaches• Youth coaches and program leaders• Coaches navigating new jobs or transitions• Anyone struggling with fear, insecurity, or pressure in leadership• Coaches who want deeper relationships with their playersCoach Shawnee Harle brings wisdom, honesty, and clarity that challenges traditional coaching narratives and pushes leaders to ask harder questions — starting with themselves.Connect with Coach Shawnee Harle:Instagram/X: @shawneeharleWebsite: shawneeharle.comIf this episode challenged you, encouraged you, or made you reflect on your own coaching journey, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another coach who needs to hear it.🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪 Powered by:  Ballogy | Sideline Interactive | Grip Spritz🚨 Use promo code “JAMODI” for 10% off your Grip Spritz order

In this JAMODI Podcast episode, Coach Sam Allen joins Matt Sayman for a deep and honest conversation about coaching culture, leadership, parenting athletes, and what “fun” really means in basketball.Coach Allen shares powerful insights on coaching at different levels, from youth basketball to high school and beyond, while balancing competitiveness, joy, and long-term player development. The discussion explores how coaches can better serve players, build meaningful relationships, and create environments where every role matters — from the leading scorer to the end of the bench.This episode dives into real-world coaching challenges including motivating players, defining team culture, handling adversity, communicating roles, and helping athletes find joy in doing hard things together. Coach Allen also opens up about coaching his own children, managing expectations as a parent-coach, and the importance of perspective in youth sports.Whether you’re a high school coach, youth coach, parent, or basketball leader, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and reflection that applies far beyond the court.🎙 Topics covered include:🏀 Defining “fun” in competitive basketball🏀 Coaching youth vs high school athletes🏀 Parenting athletes and managing expectations🏀 Building culture beyond wins and losses🏀 Valuing every role on the roster🏀 Leadership, accountability, and relationships🏀 Helping players find joy through hard work🏀 Creating environments where players want to come back next seasonThis episode is a must-listen for coaches who care deeply about culture, development, and the human side of the game.🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Sideline Interactive 

In this powerful JAMODI Podcast episode, Matt Sayman sits down with longtime high school and college coach Harold Baber for a deep, honest conversation about coaching, leadership, growth, and legacy.Coach Baber reflects on his journey from playing at The Colony High School and Oakland University to decades of coaching at the high school and collegiate levels. He shares stories about legendary mentors like Coach Thomas and Greg Campy, the evolution of his coaching style, and what experience has taught him about relationships, culture, and perspective.This episode dives into the realities of coaching beyond wins and losses — reaching the 9th–12th players, creating program continuity, building alumni connections, and balancing family life while fully committing to the profession. Coach Baber also discusses how insecurity can show up early in a coaching career, how growth changes leadership style, and why being authentic matters more than emulating others.Whether you’re a young coach just starting out or a veteran reflecting on the journey, this conversation offers wisdom, humility, and practical insights you can apply immediately.Topics Covered 🎙️ • Growing up in a strong high school basketball culture • Lessons learned from legendary coaches and mentors • How coaching styles evolve with experience • Why authenticity matters more than imitation • Building relationships with players beyond the rotation • Creating lasting program culture and alumni connections • Managing egos, expectations, and team dynamics • Balancing coaching demands with family life • Defining success beyond wins and championships • Why coaching is a calling, not just a jobAbout Coach Harold Baber 🏀 Coach Harold Baber brings decades of experience as both a player and coach. Known for his leadership, perspective, and ability to connect with athletes, he has coached at the high school and college levels and remains passionate about developing young people through the game of basketball.About the JAMODI Podcast 🎧 The JAMODI Podcast is hosted by Matt Sayman and focuses on authentic conversations with coaches about leadership, culture, growth, and the realities of the profession. Each episode goes beyond X’s and O’s to explore what it truly means to lead young people through sport.Subscribe for more episodes featuring impactful coaches and leaders in the game.🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Sideline Interactive 

In this episode of the JAMODI Podcast, I’m joined by legendary college basketball coach Dave Holmquist and his former player, now fellow coach, Matt Garnett. Coach Holmquist reflects on a lifetime in coaching, leadership, faith, and building programs that last. Matt shares the player perspective and how Coach Holmquist’s influence shaped his life far beyond basketball.This conversation dives deep into relationships, daily habits, handling winning and losing, building culture, defensive philosophy, and what really matters at the end of a coaching career. Whether you coach youth, high school, or college basketball, this episode is packed with wisdom, humility, and practical insight for coaches who want to lead well and live with purpose. 🏀🙏Key Topics Covered:🏀 Building lifelong relationships with players📖 Daily habits that sustain a long coaching career🙏 Faith, humility, and perspective in coaching🧠 Leadership through listening and trust📉 Handling losses, adversity, and disappointment📈 Managing success without losing perspective🧱 Program pillars, standards, and simplicity🛡️ Defensive philosophy and rebounding culture🔁 Adapting style to personnel over the years👥 Creating teams you can win with and lose with🕊️ Coaching as a calling, not just a professionWhy You Should Watch:If you’re a coach looking to:• Build stronger relationships with your players• Lead with consistency and clarity• Handle the highs and lows of coaching with wisdom• Align your faith and values with your coaching• Learn from decades of experience at the highest levelsThis episode will challenge you, encourage you, and remind you why you started coaching in the first place.About the Guests:Dave Holmquist is one of the most respected coaches in college basketball history, known for his longevity, defensive mindset, and commitment to developing players as people. With decades on the sideline, his influence extends far beyond wins and losses.Matt Garnett is a former player under Coach Holmquist and a current coach who brings the player’s perspective to leadership, culture, and faith-driven coaching. His reflections offer a powerful look at the long-term impact a coach can have.If this episode helped you as a coach, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with another coach who needs encouragement today. 🏀Let me know your biggest takeaway in the comments.🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive 

Welcome to another episode of the JAMODI Podcast! Today’s guest is Coach Phil McCaslin, head boys basketball coach at Belton High School. This episode dives deep into coaching philosophy, transition offense, conceptual basketball, skill development, team culture, and the reality of building a program in year one and year two. Whether you're a coach, player, or hoops junkie, this one is packed with practical gold you can use today.Coach McCaslin shares how he transformed his program’s style of play, why he shifted from continuity offense to conceptual offense, how to teach players to read neutral and create dominoes, and why living in transition is the future of high-level basketball. He also talks about player development, building confidence, handling year-one challenges, the value of fall and summer leagues, and how to simplify the game so athletes can play free, fast, and fearless.This episode is a must-listen for coaches who want to modernize their offense, play with pace, and develop players who actually understand the game rather than memorize plays. Tons of practical drills, concepts, terminology, and teaching methods that will help any level of coach.Big Ideas and Topics Discussed 🎯• The difference between year one and year two of taking over a program• Why conceptual offense unlocks creativity, spacing, and pace• Teaching neutral, advantage, and dominoes so players read the game instead of run plays• Living in transition: creating pace, flow, and early offense opportunities• The value of embracing messiness and the beautiful struggle in player development• Keeping practice fun, energetic, and competitive• Building clarity so players know exactly when and why to attack• How NBA teams like the Pacers, Spurs, and Warriors influence modern high school basketball• Managing fall league, summer league, and balancing school ball with select ball• Using transparency and clear expectations when placing players in off-season teams• Player ownership, decision-making, and developing instincts on both sides of the ball• Sprint, spread, share, splash: the anchors of Belton’s transition philosophy• How conceptual offense improves defensive instincts as well• Why great teams dominate turnover margin and possession gaps• The importance of fun, joy, relationships, and culture in today’s athletesWhat You’ll Learn 🧠• How to simplify your offensive system without losing structure• How to build a team that plays fast without playing reckless• How to teach spacing, timing, pace, and decision-making• How to use transition games every day to build habits• How to keep players confident while raising standards• How to evaluate players honestly and help them see their path forward• How to become a more adaptable, modern, player-centered coach

In this JAMODI Podcast episode, Coach Brandon Bourg joins Matt Sayman to dive deep into what it means to build a transformational basketball program, not just a successful one. Coach Bourg unpacks how he creates toughness, accountability, and selflessness in his players while still leading with grace, patience, and love.From battling comfort to confronting selfishness, Coach Bourg explains the daily standards, conversations, and systems that help shape young men for life beyond basketball. He shares stories about culture, faith, discipline, and learning how to slow down, listen, and truly see each player as a person first and an athlete second.Whether you’re a high school coach, college coach, or youth coach, this conversation will challenge you to think about why you coach, how you lead, and what kind of legacy you want to leave in your players’ lives.What we talk about in this episode: • Why comfort is the enemy of growth for athletes and coaches • How Coach Bourg defines toughness, accountability, and sacrifice in his program • Practical ways to confront selfishness and entitlement on your team • Coaching the heart before coaching the player • Using standards and expectations instead of constant yelling • Balancing hard coaching with genuine care and relationships • How faith shapes the way he leads, loves, and corrects his players • Helping players handle adversity, failure, and disappointment • The role of communication, honesty, and consistency in culture • Why developing character is more important than winning gamesKey Takeaways for Coaches 🧠 • Great culture is built on clarity: clear language, clear standards, and clear consequences • Toughness isn’t just physical — it’s emotional, spiritual, and mental resilience • You can demand a lot and still be deeply compassionate • Players will rise (or fall) to the level of the standards you consistently enforce • Coaching the “whole person” prepares them for life, not just for Friday nightWho this episode is for • High school basketball coaches • College coaches • Youth and club coaches • Christian coaches and leaders who want to integrate their faith into coaching • Any leader who wants to build a stronger, more selfless cultureCall to Action 🙌 If this conversation with Coach Brandon Bourg encouraged or challenged you as a coach: • Subscribe to the channel for more episodes • Like this video to help more coaches find it • Comment with your biggest takeaway or a question you’d ask Coach Bourg • Share this with another coach who cares about culture and character🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive 

In this episode, Matt sits down with South Plains College head coach Cinco Boone for a real, behind-the-scenes conversation on what it’s really like to build a program from the ground up again. They talk about film sessions right after jamborees, the frustration of early-season sloppiness, and how to balance honesty and encouragement with your players.You’ll hear Coach Boone open up about: • Why he brings the team in the same night after a jamboree to watch film and correct habits • The difference between playing hard and actually being physical, finishing possessions, and winning 50/50 balls • How to teach players that they can’t “hero ball” their way to wins and why they really do need a system • Using film to explain the “why” behind turnovers, bad shots, and poor decisions • The power of the word “yet” in culture building and player development • How to protect your own confidence as a coach when things don’t look like you hoped • Why becoming a dad completely changed how he sees parents, players, and empathy • The danger of comparing your team to others on social media and what he does to avoid that trap • How assistants can add huge value by taking things off the head coach’s plate • Giving players ownership with meaningful either/or choices that still fit your standards • What he learned from working for coaches like Greg Young and Chris Beard—and why trying to be someone else doesn’t work • Building a junior college roster from almost scratch and staying patient with the processIf you’re a coach who: • Feels behind in October or November • Is taking over a new program and wondering if you’re “on track” • Struggles with self-doubt and overthinking after tough practices or scrimmages • Wants practical ideas for film, culture, and daily habitsKey themes in this episode: • Culture over schemes • Habits before Xs and Os • Trust, roles, and minutes • Owning your personality as a coach • Balancing accountability with belief • Using assistants and social media the right way🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive 

Coach Nadir Dalleh, Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Howard Payne University, joins Matt Sayman on the JAMODI Podcast to talk about building a fast-paced, faith-driven program rooted in culture, community, and connection.From his return to coach at his alma mater to transforming the Yellow Jackets into one of the most exciting teams in Division III basketball, Coach Dalleh shares his passion for high-tempo hoops, player development, and leadership through relationships.He discusses his journey from high school coaching success at Brownwood to leading Howard Payne’s resurgence, emphasizing how character, effort, and culture drive their success on and off the court.Discover how his team’s “vibe in the 325” social media series connects players to the community, how he uses full-court pressure to fuel offense, and how faith and family keep him grounded.🎙️ Topics Covered: • Building culture in a small-college program • Lessons from turning around a struggling team • Developing fast-paced, pressing defense • Teaching effort, spacing, and speed • Balancing coaching, recruiting, and family life • Player-led social media and community engagement • Coaching confidence through tough seasons • Using film, competition, and accountability for growth🔥 Memorable Quotes: “Playing time fixes a lot of things.” “If you’re not crashing the boards or running the floor, you’re coming out.” “Our kids are our trophies — we want to show them off to our community.” “We want to mess up fast, because at some point it’s going to click.”👥 About Coach Nadir Dalleh: A Howard Payne alum and former standout guard, Coach Dalleh has led programs at both the high school and college level. Before returning to HPU, he built a 101-52 record at Brownwood High School, winning multiple district titles. Now, he’s bringing energy, defense, and excitement back to the Yellow Jackets program.🌟 About JAMODI: The JAMODI Podcast (“Just A Matter Of Doing It”) with Matt Sayman features basketball coaches and leaders sharing how they build culture, inspire players, and pursue excellence both on and off the floor.📍 Connect with JAMODI: Instagram: @jamodipodcast Twitter/X: @jamodipodcast YouTube: JAMODI Podcast Website: www.jamodipodcast.com🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive 

🎙️ Head Boys Basketball Coach at Dallas Molina High SchoolIn this powerful JAMODI Podcast episode, Coach Matt Sayman sits down with Coach Ryan Carrington to talk about leadership, culture, and the process of transforming a basketball program. Coach Carrington shares his experience moving from championship success at Kimball High School to building a new standard at Molina.🔥 Key TopicsBuilding team chemistry and using fall leagues to evaluate progressLessons from Kimball’s championship cultureRedefining success and setting realistic goals for your teamDeveloping player accountability and mental toughnessUsing analytics and film to create player awareness and growthCoaching multi-sport athletes and partnering with the football staffBalancing high standards with patience and empathyManaging parents and community expectationsBeing visible in the school and leading beyond the courtUsing social media to showcase your program the right way🏀 Coach Carrington’s Message Winning is uncomfortable. We have to get comfortable being uncomfortable.Coach Carrington discusses how he’s instilling belief, competitiveness, and discipline in his players and community. From defining success as making the playoffs to preparing for the day Molina becomes a state contender, he shares the mindset of building something from the ground up.🎧 Why You’ll Love This Episode If you’re a coach building a program or trying to raise your team’s standards, this episode will hit home. Real stories, practical advice, and a ton of wisdom from a coach who’s doing it every day.📺 Watch more episodes Subscribe to the JAMODI Podcast on YouTube for weekly conversations with coaches building programs the right way.🎧 Available wherever you get your podcasts🎧|🎥  JAMODI PODCAST💪🏻 Powered by:  Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive