The Quick Two Podcast

TJ Sorrentine of Brown University hops on to talk about his legendary college playing career, how recruiting works in the Ivy League, what he emphasizes in development, and how he was almost the namesake for this podcast.

Chris May, Executive Director of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, joins me to talk about what the museum has to offer, the Hall of Fame Tournament, and some of his best memories from his time around Indiana high school hoops.

Cuonzo Martin, head coach of the Missouri Tigers, drops by for a chat about his upbringing in East St. Louis, how he goes about forming impactful relationships, and his thoughts on the social justice movement in America today.

Collin Lanam, head women's basketball coach at Maryville University, drops in to chat about the change from coaching men's hoops to the women's side, his now graduated All-American Mary Burton, and life in the GLVC.

Josh Lee, assistant coach and head of strength and conditioning for the Brewster Academy Bobcats, joins me to give some hints on injury prevention, how to properly develop athletes through strength and conditioning, and what athletes can do every day to help themselves and their bodies.

Kyle Neddenriep, the Indianapolis Star's high school sports insider, joins me to discuss the traditions of Indiana high school basketball, the true story on how last season ended, and what he would change about high school hoops.

Florida Atlantic head coach Dusty May joins me to talk about the transition from assistant to being a first time head coach, how to go about building your own program, and their philosophy of changing defenses.

Aaron Butcher, head men's basketball coach at Northern Oklahoma College - Enid, takes us through a look at the world of junior college basketball, what this upcoming season is going to look like at COVID-19, and why 4 year schools should be looking at recruiting junior college players.

University of Arizona assistant Danny Peters is our guest this week, talking about recruiting one and done talent, #PAC12AfterDark, and his growth from walk-on to high major assistant and who has shaped him along the way.

Entering his 11th season on the sidelines as a varsity head coach, Michael Lewis of Western High School drops by to talk multi-sport athletes, player development, and why his teams rank among some of the best in Indiana defensively.

Evan Tomes of NBADraft.net stops by to give us his take on the G-League vs. NCAA hoops, top prospects reclassifying, and why being a star in college doesn't guarantee an NBA future.

A four time Big Ten Coach of the Year award winner and the 2019 NABC National Coach of the Year, Matt Painter of the Purdue Boilermakers joins me to speak on the Purdue culture, getting buy in for roles, and how important team chemistry is to their success.

Entering his ninth season on the sidelines at Anderson University, head coach Owen Handy talks about their high scoring offensive system, the misconceptions behind D3 hoops, and the importance of mental health in today's college athletes.

Six time NEPSAC Champion Whit Lesure of Bridgton Academy takes us on a journey through over 30 years as a prep school coach and shows us what prep school basketball is all about.

Indiana Wesleyan associate head coach Jeff Clark joins me to talk about their 15 years of dominance, the IAMTHIRD culture, and the secret to Kyle Mangas' amazing success.

Chris Markwood, associate head coach at Northeastern University, joins me to talk guard development, recruiting at the mid major level, transfers, and his thoughts on the George Floyd situation and how coaches and athletic departments can support their players.

Matt Kostoff is the head boys basketball coach at Bishop Dwenger High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana. A 1977 Dwenger graduate and the all time wins leader at his alma mater, we talk about how special it is coaching where he went to school, growth through over 20 years as a varsity head coach, and some of the best teams and players during his tenure.

Introduction to The Quick Two Podcast series.