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Helping basketball coaches become better teachers of the game through expert coaching interviews and film breakdowns. Each episode designed to fit into your busy schedule. Hosted by Coach Tony Miller.

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Francesco Nanni
Assistant Coach for Scaffati
Scaffati
Episode: Strategies to Attack Switching Defenses | Francesco Nanni, Pallacanestro Trieste
Jamie Quarles
Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at the University of Buffalo
University of Buffalo
Episode: Bounce Back: Conceptual Offensive Strategies | Jamie Quarles, USF Bulls
Travis Steele
Head coach at Miami University (Ohio)
Miami University
Episode: Basketball Culture, Conceptual Offense, and Player Development | Travis Steele, Miami (OH)
Rett Lister
Assistant coach for Furman Paladins, former player
Furman University
Episode: Create a Basketball Program Founded on Player Development | Rett Lister, Furman Paladins
Ryne Lightfoot
Associate Head Coach for Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
Coastal Carolina University
Episode: Modern Basketball Player Development | Ryne Lightfoot, Coastal Carolina
Greg Tonagel
Head Men's Basketball Coach at Indiana Wesleyan University
Indiana Wesleyan University
Episode: How to be a Transformational Coach | Greg Tonagel, Indiana Wesleyan University
Kevin Carroll
Assistant Coach for the Lipscomb Bisons
Lipscomb University
Episode: Bounce Back: The Anatomy of Conceptual Offense | Kevin Carroll, Lipscomb Bisons
Kyle Rechlicz
Head Women's Basketball Coach at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Episode: The Formula for Elite Basketball Practices | Kyle Rechlicz, Milwaukee Panthers
Andrew Wingreen
Head coach for the New College Mighty Banyans, author of Win One Won
New College
Episode: Win, One, Won | Andrew Wingreen, New College of Florida

Host

Tony Miller
Host with a wealth of experience in basketball coaching and teaching, using expert interviews and his insights to help coaches develop effective strategies.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 333 ratings
  • 30/F to get to the next level

    Coach miller has a great knowledge all around the game of Basketball. I really love the information he gives and how he breaks it all down. I will definitely dive deeper into this podcasts to gain a better understanding on how/what things to implement that can help me or anymore become a better coach and even player.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    NBA Preacher
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing!

    This is one of my favorite podcasts. I have been listening since I found it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zach_Baggett
    United Statesa year ago
  • 5 stars

    Great podcast coach

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jakelittle77
    United Statesa year ago
  • Awesome

    Coach Tony Miller knows his stuff! This podcast has been a blessing on my knowledge of basketball.I have learned so much more since listening to this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jdhdhfydvdbajaoslx
    United Statesa year ago
  • Must listen for all coaches and players

    Dr. Tony Miller’s A Quick Timeout is packed with insightful tips and expert interviews that are perfect for basketball coaches and players alike. The concise episodes deliver actionable strategies you can use right away, making it a go-to resource for improving your game, team chemistry, and leadership strategies. Highly recommend for all levels of coaching for all sports!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nathaniel Carter #22
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners resonate with the concise format of episodes, making them easy to integrate into busy schedules, while ensuring significant value is still provided.
Many reviews praise the insightful interviews with expert coaches, which are found to be both informative and actionable for those looking to enhance their game strategies.
Listeners appreciate the depth of knowledge shared by Coach Miller, specifically highlighting his practical tips for improving coaching skills.

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Bounce Back: Conceptual Offensive Strategies | Jamie Quarles, USF Bulls
Q: How do you teach transition into half court offense?
Quarles explains that they rarely pause between transition offense and half-court sets, aiming for a seamless flow to capitalize on the defense's positioning.
Bounce Back: Conceptual Offensive Strategies | Jamie Quarles, USF Bulls
Q: How would you describe your offense?
Quarles sums it up as fast, efficient and sharing, highlighting their focus on taking the first good shot available.
Bounce Back: Conceptual Offensive Strategies | Jamie Quarles, USF Bulls
Q: Can you talk a little bit about like your role now there on the staff?
Quarles describes his role as focused on handling the offense using a scheme similar to offensive and defensive coordinators in football.
Create a Basketball Program Founded on Player Development | Rett Lister, Furman Paladins
Q: How do you structure practice?
They start practice with finishing drills, followed by segments on defense, and then integrate everything into a cohesive practice session.
Create a Basketball Program Founded on Player Development | Rett Lister, Furman Paladins
Q: What are college coaches looking for?
Coaches are looking for smart, tough players who genuinely want to be at Furman and are willing to take on the academic challenges.

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Content focuses on enhancing basketball coaching skills through thoughtful discussions and expert interviews with a variety of coaches. Topics frequently include offensive strategies, player development, practice planning, and fostering team culture. The episodes typically explore the balance between player performance and well-structured coaching techniques, providing listeners with actionable insights to improve their coaching effectiveness. Through a mix of practical drills, coaching philosophies, and personal anecdotes, the content aims to empower coaches at all levels to better understand and teach the game, making it highly relevant for individuals dedicated to basketball development.

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Recent guests on A Quick Timeout include:

1. Francesco Nanni
2. Jamie Quarles
3. Travis Steele
4. Rett Lister
5. Ryne Lightfoot
6. Greg Tonagel
7. Kevin Carroll
8. Kyle Rechlicz

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