Kevin Schneider (Big Shots Global- National Recruiting Director) stops by to discuss his early days of hoops in Arizona, playing against Jerryd Bayless in high school, the foundation of Big Shots Global and what they look for when evaluating players.. Good Stuff..Enjoy
Xavier McDaniel stops by to discuss the fond memories he has of his high school days playing with Tyrone Corbin, Kenny Saxon, James Hildebrand, Allen Green, etc., his Wichita State days and getting drafted #4 in the NBA draft…Great Discussion..Enjoy
NC A&T standout Phillip Allen drops by to discuss growing up in Georgetown, putting outstanding scoring numbers up his senior year, the uneasy recruiting process and his success at NC A&T… Enjoy!!!
Carey Rich introduces “The Shop……..with The Captain” as a few friends (Marcus Saxon, Joe Rhett and Jamie Watson) drop by to discuss a variety of topics including their high school days, the NIL and their fraternity..Enjoy
Gilbert Jacobs stops by to discuss his path at Columbia High, making the North South All Star game, having to go to multiple junior colleges and ultimately playing at Savannah State.. Good Stuff..Enjoy
Coach Charlton Young (Florida State) drops by to discuss his formative days in Miami, becoming a Hall of Fame player at Georgia Southern, coaching at Georgia Southern and is appreciation for Leonard Hamilton and the Florida State staff…Enjoy…Good Stuff
The guys from the Lexington hoops team drop by to discuss their season thus far, goals for the year, the swag they play with and the bond they share on and off the court…Good Stuff..Enjoy..
Jermaine Washington (Dreher/Nevada) drops by to discuss his rise in high school, finding his way in Junior College and ultimately playing with multiple pros at Nevada…Good Stuff..Enjoy
Coach Dion Bethea brings college prospects and team leaders Montraivis White & Avantae Parker by “The Captain’s Corner” to discuss the upcoming season and the quest for another state championship..Enjoy
Sheriff Lott drops by “The Captain’s Corner” for an entertaining discussion covering his early days as a high school/collegiate baseball player, his path into public service and his love for the community..Enjoy