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A Quick Timeout with Coach Tony Miller

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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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Merrimack head coach, Joe Gallo, joins the show to talk about his new book, "More Than the Zone: The Merrimack Basketball Operating System." We dive into the details behind the success of the Warriors' 2-3 Zone Defense.

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Coach Sundance Wicks shares how AI is revolutionizing basketball strategy and roster management. From creating strategic lineups to preparing game, learn how cutting-edge technology helps coaches gain a competitive edge.

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Stetson head coach, Donnie Jones, joins the show to talk about his new book, The Ticket: How to Turn Adversity Into Opportunity and Opportunity Into Impact.

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Grace College men's basketball head coach, Scott Moore, joins A Quick Timeout podcast to talk designing high powered offense, training for optimal efficiency, and being an intentional coach.

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Recent Guests

Joe Gallo
Merrimack head men's basketball coach and author of “More Than the Zone”
Merrimack College
Episode: The Merrimack 2-3 Zone Defense | Joe Gallo, Merrimack Warriors
Sundance Wicks
Head coach of the Wyoming Cowboys.
Wyoming Cowboys
Episode: Blending Old School Basketball Coaching with New School | Sundance Wicks, Wyoming Cowboys
Donnie Jones
Stetson men's basketball head coach and author of The Ticket.
Stetson University
Episode: Turn Adversity into Opportunity | Donnie Jones, Stetson Hatters
Scott Moore
Head Men's Basketball Coach for the Grace College Lancers
Grace College Lancers
Episode: Adapting Modern Basketball Offense | Scott Moore, Grace Lancers
Brandon Rhodes
General Manager of Emerging Sports for GameChanger
GameChanger
Episode: Technology for the Ever-Evolving World of Youth Sports
Burton Uwarow
Friend and former boss, basketball coach
Episode: Planning the First Week of Your Basketball Practices | Burton Uwarow
Adam Short
Assistant Coach at Queens College, Charlotte, NC
Queens College (Charlotte)
Episode: Inside Queens' Culture and Rebounding Philosophy | Adam Short, UTSA Roadrunners
Matt Sayman
Basketball coach
Jamodi podcast (introduced as guest on Jamodi)
Episode: Transformational vs. Transactional Coaching | Tony Miller, Jamodi Podcast
Abe Woldeslassie
Head Coach, University of North Iowa (UNI)
University of North Iowa
Episode: Laying the Foundation for Your Basketball Program | Abe Woldeslassie, UNI Panther

Host

Tony Miller
Host of A Quick Timeout; basketball coaching educator and program development expert.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 338 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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Coach Tony Miller knows his stuff and it's a blessing on basketball knowledge.
This is one of my favorite podcasts for basketball-coaching insights.
Great podcast with actionable coaching content.
Coach Miller has a great knowledge all around the game of Basketball; I will dive deeper to implement.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Merrimack 2-3 Zone Defense | Joe Gallo, Merrimack Warriors
Q: What are the key metrics that you and your staff measure regularly in practice and games to show whether your zone is being effective?
Gallo tracks opponents' three-point attempt rate, turnover and steal percentages, blocks and deflections, alongside Merrimack's own ball security and shot selection. The team targets 35 deflections and tracks individual points allowed.
The Merrimack 2-3 Zone Defense | Joe Gallo, Merrimack Warriors
Q: What specific traits, both physical and psychological, are you looking for in a player who has a chance to thrive in the system?
Gallo evaluates players' physical and basketball abilities through their individual strengths, or “superpowers,” and how those strengths complement one another. He also prioritizes character, background checks and recruiting within trusted coaching and program networks.
Blending Old School Basketball Coaching with New School | Sundance Wicks, Wyoming Cowboys
Q: How do you decide what is actionable data and what is just noise?
Wicks says the staff focuses on a small set of metrics tied to the program's priorities, including turnovers, shot profile, ball-screen coverage and rebounding. Assistants own specific areas, and the staff reinforces those priorities consistently in practice, film sessions and games.
Blending Old School Basketball Coaching with New School | Sundance Wicks, Wyoming Cowboys
Q: How did you use platforms and AI to analyze lineups, and how did that help?
Wicks says Pick and Roll AI helped assess how opponents changed without key players and compare Wyoming's small-ball and big-ball lineups. The information supported strategic adjustments, including a late-season small-ball rotation that contributed to five wins in the final six league games.
Turn Adversity into Opportunity | Donnie Jones, Stetson Hatters
Q: What are some of the biggest adversities that you feel in your job right now?
Jones points to the difficulty of building trust and retaining players at a mid-major program amid short timelines, transfer opportunities, financial pressures, and transactional recruiting. He says Stetson continues to emphasize education, character, leadership, and personal development.

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What is A Quick Timeout about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A concise, high-velocity coaching show that pairs practical basketball drills and game-like training with teaching-informed philosophy. Episodes frequently center on shooting development, pace and space offense, zone and man-to-man defense, and the integration of technology and analytics into practice. Guests are usually college coaches, with occasional technology or analytics pros, sharing actionable drills, practice design tips, and evidence-based coaching ideas aimed at improving player development and program culture. A notable strength is the tight coupling between on-court concepts and tangible practices, often accompanied by sponsor integrations for coaching tools. The format tends to appeal to coaches, strength and conditioning staf... more

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Recent guests on A Quick Timeout include:

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2. Sundance Wicks
3. Donnie Jones
4. Scott Moore
5. Brandon Rhodes
6. Burton Uwarow
7. Adam Short
8. Matt Sayman

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