As the 2023-24 college basketball season kicks off, Michael Visenberg joins the podcast to take a deep dive into the opening week. Early thoughts, Buy/Sell on KU, Creighton, Nova, and Arizona and players to watch such as Terrance Edwards and Hunter Sallis.
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Randolph Macon head coach Josh Merkel joins the podcast to discuss the Yellow Jackets 33-1 National Championship season and the process of building a team that has gone 100-7 over the last four years. We chat about Josh’s coaching journey, offensive and defensive philosophies with a few recruiting stories mixed in.
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The University of San Francisco Dons are coming off their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1998 and their newly named head coach Chris Gerlufsen joins the podcast to talk about the first two months on the job as a first year head coach, the Randolph Macon coaching family, his east coast to west coast assistant journey and some recruiting stories. The future is bright for the Dons!
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Mikey V re-joins the podcast as we take a look back at our pre-season predictions. What did we get right and what did we completely miss on before switching over to Kansas-Villanova and UNC-Duke previews. Also, with the high school all-star games back in action, Mikey V provides key takeaways from the McDonald’s All-American game, a Nike Hoop Summit preview and the Mookie Cook to Oregon commitment.
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Coach Scott Davenport joins The SeanMoHoops Pod fresh off Bellarmine’s Atlantic Sun Tournament championship. We discuss what the last week has been like at the University and the feeling to win a conference championship in Freedom Hall after just two years in Division 1. Coach Davenport also touches on growing up in Louisville, his early coaching career at Ballard High and Louisville and how he drew inspiration from studying Gregg Popovich.
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The SeanMoHoops Pod returns in time for the start of the 2021-22 college basketball season. Michael Visenberg joins the podcast to discuss the Champions Classic and provides thoughts on teams such as Gonzaga, UCLA, Texas, Michigan, Purdue, Oregon, UNC, Saint Thomas as well as some players to watch this season.
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Podcast regular Mikey V joins to recap Baylor’s dominant championship performance and the entertaining Gonzaga-UCLA game. In honor of the cancelled Nike Hoop Summit game, we also go through some of the top U.S. and international prospects that would’ve been playing this week in Portland.
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Martin Bahar, an Assistant Coach at the University of San Diego makes his long awaited debut on the podcast. Having played against both Gonzaga and UCLA this season, Martin talks about what makes each team tick, before giving an inside look at the Transfer Portal. To wrap up the discussion, Martin talks about the different stops in his coaching career and drops some recruiting stories from his coaching journey.
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Stephen Kalayil joins the podcast to discuss the college hoops landscape in late February. We take a deep dive into the ACC and Big 10, Jalen Johnson’s departure from Duke, Gonzaga’s undefeated run and top match-ups for the weekend. After the college discussion, Stephen talks about NBA expansion and his role with the NBA2LOU movement.
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With conference play in full swing, the one and only Mikey Visenberg joins the podcast to talk college hoops. We touch on his recent mock lottery from the Viseland Pod and G-League Ignite before going into the Buy / Sell segment on Alabama, UVA and others. Finally, we discuss Sharife Cooper along with a few mid-major prospects in JMU’s Matt Lewis and podcast favorite Terry Taylor.
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