Kevin Herron has spent decades in high school athletics — as both a basketball coach and an athletic director — but the lessons that matter most had nothing to do with wins or losses.
With over 435 career wins and 15 years as an AD, Kevin joins Good Times, Bad Friends to talk about what actually lasts: culture, leadership, faith, and the impact coaches have long after the season ends.
In this conversation, we discuss:
Why the scoreboard doesn’t tell the full story
What most coaches get wrong about building culture
Why former players calling years later matters more than trophies
How faith quietly shapes leadership without being forced
The difference between being a lighthouse — or just another wave
This episode is for coaches, parents, leaders, and anyone trying to build something that outlives the moment.
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