Not In My House (A Basketball Podcast) – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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The real hoopers know just how special this one is. When you talk about one of the greatest high school basketball hoops resumes in the history of the state of California, this one ranks towards the top. Taylor King joins us to share his basketball story! 

Taylor King starred at Mater Dei High School where he had a legendary high school career finishing as Orange County’s all-time leading scorer, 2nd all-time in rebounds, 2nd all-time in 3 pointers made, and led his team to three consecutive state titles. He was a McDonald’s All-American and went on to play his college hoops at Duke, Villanova and Concordia before continuing his career overseas and in the G-League. Taylor shares great stories about AAU, committing to UCLA in 8th grade, Mater Dei, Kevin Garnett, Duke, Villanova, WILD experiences overseas, his battle against addiction and inspiring road to recovery, coaching and MUCH more!

We know that this episode will help inspire someone to take the proper steps to get back on track. We thank Taylor so much for coming on, being open and sharing his journey both on and off the court and giving back to the game. You will not be disappointed with this episode! 

Thank you Taylor King!

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Joe Alexander comes back for another episode! The former West Virginia, NBA and Overseas star joins us to catch up and talk about his new mentorship program that helps serious athletes with professional dreams get to the next level. This is such a great episode to learn about his program and what it truly takes to be a high level college and professional athlete. 

Go back and listen to Season 3 Episode 33 to learn about Joe Alexander’s basketball story if you haven’t already. It’s one of our favorites! 

Thank You Joe Alexander!

See links below to learn more about his program. Every serious young athlete should check this out!

www.Probasketballmentorship.com
www.Skool.com
IG: @joealexander

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We have a University of Minnesota great in the house! Ralph Sampson III joins us for an episode we know you will love. Our local listeners who supported our Reno Bighorns back in the day especially!

Ralph Sampson III is the son of the Hall of Fame player Ralph Sampson. He carved out an amazing high school career making a name for himself quickly. He went on to have a great career at University of Minnesota where he joined Kevin McHale and Mychal Thompson as one of the few players to collect more than 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 200 blocks in their college careers. He went on to have a successful career overseas and also in the G-League. Ralph shares great stories about his father, high school hoops scene in GA, recruitment, University of Minnesota, Coach Tubby Smith, Dexter Pittman, Enes Kanter, LeBron, experiences overseas, coaching/training and MUCH more!

We are forever grateful for Ralph Sampson III for being so generous with his time. The journey is inspiring and what he has continued to do with coaching/training after his playing career is something we truly admire. So many great stories shared in this episode that you do not want to miss!

Thank you Ralph Sampson III!

Please check out and support his website at thelegacysports.com

Also support sampsonbasketballacademy.com

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All love and respect in this episode. We got perhaps the most passionate and energetic guest that we have ever had on this show today. The Ol’ Black Magic himself is in the house! Carl Krauser takes the time to hang out and share his hoops story with us in an episode full of love, laughs, and amazing stories that we know you’ll enjoy.

Krauser grew up in The Bronx NY and is proud of it. You may remember him from throwing up the X after a big time play in a crucial moment on the biggest stage. He was a fearless competitor and without a doubt played with a huge heart. He starred at Pitt where he was the Big East Most Improved Player of the Year as a sophomore, and was 3x All Big East and 2x All Big East Tourney. He went on to have great success overseas and clearly still has that same passion and love for the game. Most importantly, like us he is all about spreading positive energy to people and giving props to those who deserve the recognition. Krauser without a doubt deserves that same recognition.

Truly one of the best times we have had on this show. One of our funniest, most honest and passionate guests we have had and you will without a doubt leave this conversation learning a lot about the game, the business, the struggle, along with endless laughs. Respect his journey because it was far from an easy one, but the real ones know just how much he accomplished and we have a feeling his next chapter will be even greater with the passion this guy has.

Much love Carl Krauser and thank you!

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Be sure to checkout his YouTube page for great basketball content, drills and nostalgia! You can find his page at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN29zjLVcikB6kd9tJ2J65w
Or simply search the handle name: Carl Black Magic Krauser

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This one will give our local listeners chills. We have been wanting to do this episode for quite some time. We have South Tahoe High School legend & state champion Jerod Haase on the show today. This is our first local born guest on the show today and it did NOT disappoint!
      
Jerod Haase starred at South Tahoe High School where he played for coach Tom Orlich. They won the state championship together his senior year in 1992 where they beat a great Western High School team led by Prince Fowler. To this day it is recognized as one of the greatest state championship victories ever by a Northern team. Haase went on to play one season at Cal on a team led by Jason Kidd & Lamond Murray before transferring to Kansas. He led the team in scoring his first season on a team that featured a roster of future NBA players Raef Lafrentz, Jacque Vaughn, Greg Ostertag, Scot Pollard and Billy Thomas. Haase is also the author of the book Floor Burns, and is the current coach of the Stanford Men’s Basketball team. We are honored to learn all about his hoops journey and hear great stories about South Tahoe’s title run, his college career, Roy Williams, Tom Orlich, experience playing prefessionally overseas, Floor Burns, Stanford Basketball and MUCH more.
      
It was a pleasure hanging out with Coach Haase and we can’t thank him enough for his time. He was truly one of the most passionate and hardest working players this area has ever seen, and we love that his passion has carried over to the sidelines not only in basketball, but also in education and life. This was an honor and we know you’ll appreciate this one too.

Thanks Coach Haase!

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Our true basketball fans will really appreciate this episode. We are starting off the weekend right with one of the most dynamic scorers who made it look REAL easy, especially during his high school and college days. Joseph Forte takes the time to chop it up and share his story with us. 
      
Forte starred at DeMatha High School where he played under the legendary coach, Morgan Wootten. He was a McDonald’s All-American and went on to play 2 years at North Carolina where he was named the ACC Rookie of the Year, first-team All-American, and ACC co-Player of the Year. He also helped lead UNC to a very memorable Final Four run. He was selected 21st overall by the Boston Celtics in the 2001 NBA Draft and had a great career that included stops in both the NBA and overseas. He shares great stories about his time at UNC, journey to the NBA, experience overseas, Morgan Wootten, Bill Guthridge, Gary Payton, Ray Allen, Baron Davis, Jeremy Pargo, Sofoklis Schortsanitis and MUCH more.
     
It was an absolute pleasure to learn from Joseph Forte and we can’t thank him enough for sharing his hoops story with us. In this episode we relive some memorable moments that will also really help the young hoopers coming up. His game always stood out on the big stage, but the man he is today is what stands out the most. We know you’ll enjoy this one!
     
Thanks Joseph Forte!      
    
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What an honor this episode was. So much history and basketball nostalgia in this one as Tom Van Arsdale takes the time to share his basketball experiences with us. This may be the most unique episode of them all as this is the first guest we have had from the golden era of high school, collegiate and professional basketball.
     

Tom Van Arsdale and his identical twin brother Dick Van Arsdale starred at Emmerich Manual High School and both went on to play for legendary coach Branch McCracken at Indiana University. They would go on to be drafted back-to-back in the 1965 NBA Draft and again play together in 1976-77 for the Phoenix Suns for their final NBA season. They were both 3x All-Stars and are the first brothers to play in an NBA All-Star game. You could say they’re fairly similar. Tom still holds the NBA record for most career games played without a playoff appearance. He played 929 games without making a single playoff appearance. Van Arsdale is also the highest scoring player (14,232 career points) in NBA history without a playoff appearance. Even though Tom never did play in a playoff game, he has some amazing and historic experiences that he shares including amazing stories about the high school hoops scene in Indiana, Bobby Plump, Branch McCracken, his time as a Hoosier, journey to NBA, playing with Oscar Robertson, Tiny Archibald, Wilt Chamberlain, the NBA lifestyle in the 60’s, Van Arsdale Art, his book and MUCH more.
     

There is truly no episode quite like this one and we can’t thank Tom enough for his time. It’s rare to have the opportunity to speak with an All-Star from the golden era of basketball and learn about some of the all-time greats from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. It was fascinating to learn from his experiences and took us back in time to hear about how different the league, the business and the game was and how it has evolved. We also have a surprise appearance from another former All-Star in this episode… bet you can’t guess who!
     

Thanks Tom Van Arsdale!
     

Be sure to support Van Arsdale Art atwww.vanarsdaleart.com and their T-Shirts at www.jacquesclothesline.com
      

Also checkout Tom’s book titled “Journey Man”. You can purchase on Amazon or Barns & Noble. The proceeds go to Rett Syndrome research which is an amazing cause.
     
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This is an episode we have been wanting to do for quite some time. BIG thanks to Eric Devendorf for taking the time to share his hoops journey with us. The fiery guard played with a certain passion that very few have, and it is an absolute pleasure to have him on the show today. 

The Bay City, MI native finished his high school hoops career at Oak Hill Academy. He was named a McDonald’s All American and went on to have a successful and unforgettable career at Syracuse. We get to hear some incredible stories, including his time playing with Kevin Durant at Oak Hill, experience from the legendary 6 Overtime game against UConn, Jim Boeheim, Reno Bighorns, experience overseas, TBT and MUCH more. 

We really enjoyed our time with Devendorf today.  There is no doubt that this episode will leave you wanting to do what you can to give back and do something positive for others. We love the hoop stories but what he is doing in the community and for the youth is the ultimate assist.  

Thank you Eric Devendorf!

Checkout his AWESOME Podcast titled The Scorer’s Table with Eric Devendorf at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-scorers-table-with-eric-devendorf/id1536522845 or you can find it on Apple, Spotify or any format for podcasts.

Also checkout ED23Hoops.com to learn more on his training/development business called ED23HOOPS where he helps youth/high school/college/pro athletes. 

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You won’t find many people who are more passionate about the game of basketball than this guy. Chris Thomas hangs out with us today to share his basketball story. This one is much different than our previous episodes and true basketball fanatics will really appreciate this one.     

Chris Thomas runs the ECBL (East Coast Basketball League) which is one of the few successful minor leagues in the country. He is also the GM and head coach of PrimeTime Players, who have had quite a few great showings in TBT. Chris shares stories about his background, the startup of PrimeTime Players, obstacles of running a minor league, TBT, Trevor Booker and MUCH more.     

We really appreciate Chris for taking the time to hang out and talk hoops with us. It was a joy to learn more about what GM’s, coaches, and players of the minor leagues go through and how they truly do this for the love of the game. After our time with Chris, we can say the love and passion he has for hoops is one of a kind and we know that the PrimeTime Players will be making some noise in the upcoming TBT.     

Thank you Chris Thomas!     

Please support PrimeTime Players and ECBL at www.eastcoastbasketballleague.org   

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We have a special treat for all of you college basketball fans. We’ve got our first former Pittsburgh Panther player on the show today! Julius Page drops in and shares his hoops story. We get a great feel for what those bruising Big East battles were like and get caught up on his career after his days at Pitt.     


Page was Ben Howland’s very first recruit at Pittsburgh for a rebuilding program. The left-handed combo guard with an easy 40-inch vertical leap helped put Pittsburgh on the map and had his opponents finding themselves on the wrong side of a highlight. Page was the 2003 Big East Tournament MVP and went on to play professionally in the ABA, CBA, and overseas. We got to hear all about the journey, including some incredible stories about his time playing overseas.      


Julius Page was a joy to have on our show and we can’t thank him enough for his time. He played in our favorite era of Big East hoops and he was a big reason why. Beyond the lockdown defense, exciting highlight reels and basketball in general, we can see why he was a fan favorite and so loved during his 4 years at Pitt.       


Thank you Julius Page!      

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