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Slappin' Glass Podcast

Slappin' Glass
Basketball
Player Development
Basketball Coaching
Team Dynamics
Coaching Philosophy
Offensive Rebounding
Coaching Techniques
Coaching Strategies
Offensive Strategies
Decision Making
Leadership
Pace Of Play
Coaching
Stress Management
College Basketball
Coaching Culture
Emotional Intelligence
Team Identity
Basketball Tactics
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Exploring basketball's best ideas, strategies, and coaches from around the world.

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Air Force Head Coach Joe Crispin joins Slappin’ Glass to explore teaching soul and spontaneity, building confidence through practice constraints, and making fast play a daily habit. The trio discusses how to balance player freedom with shot selection... more

Dan Krikorian, Patrick Carney and Eric Fawcett discuss the next stage of the offensive rebounding conversation: strict tagging up, crashing five, and the space between them. Pat shares his early experience with a staff sending five to the glass, whil... more

Ross Hodge joins Slappin’ Glass to discuss defensive adaptability, teaching defensive decision making, and adjusting a no middle defense against modern basketball offenses. The trio explores how to prepare players for scramble situations, develop def... more

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Brooks Savage has changed his offense several times since becoming a head coach. In this episode, the East Tennessee State coach explains how personnel, team strengths, and defensive identity shaped those decisions—and why he became more effective on... more

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Ross Hodge
Head basketball coach at West Virginia
West Virginia
Episode: Ross Hodge on Defensive Adaptability, Solving Offensive Problems, and Attacking Zones | West Virginia
Brooks Savage
Head coach of East Tennessee State men's basketball
East Tennessee State
Episode: Brooks Savage on Offensive Evolution, From Tagging to Crashing, and Late-Game Comebacks | East Tennessee State
Kim Caldwell
Head Coach, Tennessee Women's Basketball
University of Tennessee
Episode: Kim Caldwell on Building a Connected System, Burning the Boats, and Practice Tipping Points | Tennessee
Jim Les
UC Davis Men's Basketball Head Coach
UC Davis
Episode: Jim Les on Building Urgency, Princeton Reads, and Multiple Offensive Modes | UC Davis
Nevada Smith
Siena College Men's Basketball Head Coach
Siena College
Episode: Nevada Smith on "25" Speed, Confusion Zones, and Crashing Five | Siena
Justin Downer
Head Coach, Point Loma Men's Basketball
Point Loma University
Episode: Justin Downer on Offensive Decision Trees, The Power of Three, and Creating Productive Adversity | Point Loma
Jeff Van Gundy
Clippers assistant coach and former NBA head coach
Los Angeles Clippers
Episode: Jeff Van Gundy On Defending Great Players, Scoring Via Cutting, and Giving Impactful Feedback | SG Classics
Matt Fletcher
Head coach, Concordia St. Paul
Concordia University, Saint Paul
Episode: Matt Fletcher on Guard-to-Guard Screening, Developing a Staff, and Personnel-Based Cutting | Concordia St. Paul
Vitor Galvani
Coach of the Mexico City Capitans, G League award-winning coach
Mexico City Capitans
Episode: Vitor Galvani on Hedge & Plug Protection Plans, Guard-to-Guard Separation & Letting Shot Selection Set the Pace | Mexico City Capitanes

Hosts

Dan Krakorian
Host with multiple appearances; focus on coaching insights and performance storytelling.
Patrick Carney
Co-host and principal host on coaching strategy, game sense, and leadership discussions.
Dan Krekorian
Co-host presenting and contributing to coaching discussions, strategy, and guest integration.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 444 ratings
  • Super Detailed

    I love hearing the various perspectives featured on this show and the level of detail that’s covered. Sometimes it’s over my head but I enjoy learning.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    HGTan1980
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great Resource!

    What an awesome podcast! Very insightful and fun to listen to. Always on during my commute during basketball season. Lots of great hoop nuggets!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr-Pearson
    United States2 years ago
  • Fantastic

    I don't get the low reviews. This is the best technical basketball podcast available.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VivaMatadors
    United States2 years ago
  • Leadership

    I’m a huge basketball fan, but I will never coach the game. The show deepens my appreciation for basketball while also giving me ideas applicable to my own coaching — of students and researchers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meausurement fan
    United States2 years ago
  • Insightful

    What I’ve learned in 2 years as a coach while listening to this podcast has helped me a tremendous amount. No where else gives you this much knowledge on basketball.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maybeicy
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the practical takeaways and guest expertise.
Very detailed and insightful coaching content that deepens tactical understanding.
High-quality interviews with strong questioning and concrete tools for coaches.

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Ross Hodge on Defensive Adaptability, Solving Offensive Problems, and Attacking Zones | West Virginia
Q: How do you and your defense think about morphing when a team is not going to put the ball on the side for you, but keeps it in the middle?
Hodge says they adjust to the opponent, becoming more square in the middle and sometimes taking away the baseline drive rather than forcing their usual no-middle principles when those principles create a disadvantage.
Ross Hodge on Defensive Adaptability, Solving Offensive Problems, and Attacking Zones | West Virginia
Q: How have you and your staff thought about repping, drilling, teaching those areas of the game that offenses are trying to put you in more often?
Hodge says they build habits through drill and shell work, then test those habits in play, especially by putting players in disadvantaged scramble situations and having all five learn to defend across the floor.
Brooks Savage on Offensive Evolution, From Tagging to Crashing, and Late-Game Comebacks | East Tennessee State
Q: When setting your identity and establishing your culture, what role does the university play?
Savage says a program's identity should fit its university and community. At East Tennessee State, he describes a blue-collar community that values hard play, teamwork, and representing the school well.
Brooks Savage on Offensive Evolution, From Tagging to Crashing, and Late-Game Comebacks | East Tennessee State
Q: When you were with that team, set-orientated, what was the information most valuable to you going into a game that allowed you to decide what sets to run?
Savage considers both the team's strongest players and the opponent's defensive tendencies, choosing actions that exploit pick-and-roll coverage, pressure, or a shooter's gravity. He also keeps a small crunch-time package aimed at getting his best players the ball in space.
Chad Dickman on Unorthodox Spacing, Randomizing Blind Flares, & Forcing Defenses to Solve the Unfamiliar | Hood College
Q: What is most important when teaching guys to be great finishers in the paint?
Start with playing off of two feet and developing fast, balanced jump stops to read the defense, followed by quick finishes and the ability to read and react to help defenders. This foundation helps prevent turnovers and keeps the offense moving with rhythm.

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This show centers on basketball coaching and performance, blending practical X's-and-O's with sports science, leadership, and storytelling. Episodes frequently feature elite coaches and researchers who share actionable tactics for practice design, decision-making, player development, and building cohesive teams across levels from college to international clubs. A standout trait is the strong emphasis on cognitive and behavioral aspects—how players think, train, and communicate—to drive on-court success. Listeners can expect deep technical discussions, real-world coaching stories, and frameworks they can apply to accelerate program growth and player impact.

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Recent guests on Slappin' Glass Podcast include:

1. Ross Hodge
2. Brooks Savage
3. Kim Caldwell
4. Jim Les
5. Nevada Smith
6. Justin Downer
7. Jeff Van Gundy
8. Matt Fletcher

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