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A Quick Timeout with Coach Tony Miller

A Quick Timeout
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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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I asked several of my guests to share their philosophy on shooting development as well as their favorite individual, small group, and team shooting drills. Episode features Ryan Pedon, Rodney Perry, Dave Davis, Gary Redus, Mike Netti, and Mark Cascio... more

Coach Tony Miller joined The By Any Means Coaches Podcast, hosted by Tyler Clark and Coleman Ayers to discuss developing a basketball culture for your program, the conversations and applications of analytics to improve players' decision-making and pe... more

SAVI's Mark Cascio breaks down offensive adjustments for both gap defenses and pressure defenses. He also shares ideas for generating more 3PAs within your conceptual offense.

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Hudl's Chase Driscoll joins the show to share his experiences as a D1 Director of Video and Analytics. He provides tips to improve practice and game production for players and coaches.

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Recent Guests

Dave Davis
College basketball coach with NCAA D2 teams leading in scoring
VMI (Associate Head Coach)
Episode: D1 Coaches Share Their Best Shooting Drills
Ryan Pedon
Illinois State Head Coach (reference to shooting philosophy)
Illinois State University
Episode: D1 Coaches Share Their Best Shooting Drills
Mike Netti
Ohio State University Assistant Coach
Ohio State Buckeyes
Episode: D1 Coaches Share Their Best Shooting Drills
Rodney Perry
Kansas State Wildcats Assistant Coach
Kansas State University
Episode: D1 Coaches Share Their Best Shooting Drills
Gary Redus
Coach at LSU Tigers (national champion context)
LSU Tigers
Episode: D1 Coaches Share Their Best Shooting Drills
Chase Driscoll
Team member at Hudl, formerly Director of Video and Analytics at Kansas State University
Hudl
Episode: Leveraging Technology to Improve Coaching Decisions | Chase Driscoll, Hudl
Matt Hackenberg
Creator of the Encyclopedia of Zone Offense and Hall of Fame Coaches Zone Offense
Zone Offense consultant/author
Episode: Strategies for Better Zone Offense | Matt Hackenberg
Tony Miller
Head Men's Basketball Coach at Bob Jones University
Bob Jones University
Episode: SSGs, Conceptual Offense, Transition Offense | Pen and a Napkin Podcast
Coach Nick
Host of B-Ball Breakdown, basketball coach and analyst
B-Ball Breakdown
Episode: Coaches Break Down the NBA Finals (Games 1 & 2) | Coach Nick, BBallBreakdown

Host

Tony Miller
Host of A Quick Timeout with Coach Tony Miller and related programming; active facilitator of basketball coaching discussions and practical strategy breakdowns.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 336 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 States2 years ago
  • Amazing!

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zach_Baggett
    United States2 years ago
  • 5 stars

    Great podcast coach

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jakelittle77
    United States2 years 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 States2 years 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 States2 years ago

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Many reviews highlight the depth of basketball knowledge and practical, real-world coaching insights.
Feedback often notes high-quality interviews and useful takeaways for both coaches and players.
Listeners praise concise episodes with actionable coaching tips and clear explanations that help them implement ideas quickly.

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#209
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Apple Podcasts
#199
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#124
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#199
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Apple Podcasts
#31
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#36
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Strategies for Better Zone Offense | Matt Hackenberg
Q: What are the key principles coaches should teach to make zone offense effective?
Teach the 15 laws or principles of zone offense, emphasize engagement of the zone, timing for cutting into the middle, and maintaining five-on-five spacing to prevent the defense from clamping down. Also stress the importance of baselines and middle touches, plus the use of fakes and skips to manipulate defender rotations.
Strategies for Better Zone Offense | Matt Hackenberg
Q: What is the best way to beat a zone defense?
A balanced approach that combines a solid base zone offense with movement and variation. Start with a strong foundational structure (gaps, spacing, and ball movement), then add quick-hit options and smart ball movement, including passes, skip passes, and selective lob plays to disrupt the shell and create middle touches.
Coaches Break Down the NBA Finals (Game 4) | Coach Nick, BBallBreakdown
Q: What coaching adjustments would you consider for the Spurs to avoid a late collapse?
Stick with a balanced rotation that preserves energy for the final minutes, minimize unnecessary switches, and emphasize when to attack with pace and space rather than forcing contested shots late in the clock.
Coaches Break Down the NBA Finals (Games 1 & 2) | Coach Nick, BBallBreakdown
Q: Should the Knicks keep Cat on Wimby or switch to OG for different looks?
The discussion suggests testing different matchups, with the Knicks potentially moving OG to guard Wimby to slow him and keep Cat free for offensive duties, while weighing the risk of giving up rim protection and mobility in the process.
Coaches Break Down the NBA Finals (Games 1 & 2) | Coach Nick, BBallBreakdown
Q: What were the key strategic differences between Game 1 and Game 2 that could shape Game 3?
The host and guest highlight tougher on-ball pressure and more aggressive physicality in Game 2, balanced by smarter Knicks ball movement and more adaptive defensive looks to manage Wimby's impact and the Spurs' energy, suggesting Game 3 will hinge on early rhythm, lineup decisions, and how each team exploits mismatches.

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A coaching-focused show delivering practical basketball education through expert interviews, film breakdowns, and actionable drills. Episodes center on fast-paced offense, defensive identity, player development, mental performance, and modern roster management, often weaving in gear and software tools used by programs. Notable is the emphasis on translating theory into repeatable coaching practices, with guests ranging from NCAA coaches to analytics and mental skills specialists, plus regular sponsor integrations that highlight training technology. This combination makes it useful for coaches seeking tangible tactics, leadership frameworks, and ways to structure practice and games for better outcomes.

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2. Ryan Pedon
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4. Rodney Perry
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6. Chase Driscoll
7. Matt Hackenberg
8. Tony Miller

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