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Locked On Kentucky - Daily Podcast On Kentucky Wildcats Football & BasketballKentucky basketball loses Reed Sheppard to the NBA DraftKentucky basketball legend Reed Sheppard is declaring for the NBA Draft. On today's episode of Locked On Kentucky, Lance Dawe discusses Reed Sheppard leaving the Kentucky Wildcats and declaring for the 2024 NBA Draft. Mark Pope has work to do to try and replace Sheppard's production. How will he do it? Dawe discusses a number of transfer portal players Kentucky basketball has contacted. Brandon Garrison from the Oklahoma State Cowboys, Andrew Carr from the Wake Forest Demon Deacons and Pop Isaacs from the Texas Tech Red Raiders were all recently contacted.Everyone is excited to see Mark Pope's...2024-04-1933 min
Top Dogs: A UConn Basketball PodcastJordan Sperber breaks down UConn's X's and O's, UConn beats MarquetteYou can subscribe to Hoop Vision on Youtube or subscribe to Jordan's newsletter. Download Autograph hereTOP DOGS is presented by BetMGMDownload the VLTED app hereSUBSCRIBE to the Field of 68SUBSCRIBE to The DailyYou can purchase The Almanac hereFOLLOW:Rob Dauster
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The Football Analytics Show by The Power Rank and Ed FengJordan Sperber on college basketball analytics Jordan Sperber, college basketball analytics expert and founder of the Hoop Vision newsletter and channel, joins the show for a wide ranging conversation. Highlights include: How Houston's top ranked defense defies analytics (1:12). Top national title contenders (8:31). Study on transition threes (9:38). Study on mid-range jumper (15:47). An overrated college basketball team (24:29). The Football Analytics Show is presented by The Power Rank, a site devoted to predictive analytics for football betting. To get 5-Nugget Saturday, a curated list of bets and analytics, sign up for the free newsletter here: https://thepowerrank.com/ 2024-02-2233 min
Dr. John VervaekeHyperobjects: A New Cognitive Paradigm with Jordan HallJohn Vervaeke and Jordan Hall dive into the intricate concept of hyperobjects, as conceptualized by philosopher Timothy Morton. The discussion revolves around the defining characteristics of hyperobjects, such as their vast distribution in time and space, their non-local and viscous nature, and their challenging temporal scales. They explore examples like evolution and global warming, emphasizing the need for a transformative approach in our cognitive and perceptual frameworks to understand and engage with these complex entities. The conversation also touches on the implications of hyperobjects on distributed cognition and the necessity of developing new modalities of understanding and interaction in...2023-12-011h 27
Essential Coaching ConversationsEpisode 49 - Decluttering "Culture," Program, and Person Development.Intro credit: Jordan Sperber aka @hoopvision68 on Twitter & on YouTube.
We're in Part II of our Decluttering Szn episodes and this time, we moved up a tier on the pyramid to Person and Program Development. Most people know this by the buzzwords of culture and leadership, etc - we prefer to use climate and character. Either way, we discuss this in detail and give our take on the failings we see, how we can do it better, and ask some of those famous reflective questions of ours. All that and more on this episode...2023-07-1348 min
The Clever Investor Show#27: Fam Mirza: Overcoming Adversity, Impacting Lives, and Creating Successful BrandsJoining us on the Clever Investor Show today is Fam Mirza. On the Clever Investor Show, Cody welcomes Fam Mirza who talks about the importance of making money matter, financially taking care of oneself and one's family, and setting a better financial standard. Fam shares his inspiring story of growing up in the slums of India with limited resources and how he overcame adversity by adapting to his environment. He also talks about the success of www.focusinstitute.com RareJerseys.com and how they got Nelly to wear their jersey at the Super Bowl. Cody em...2023-05-101h 10
Solving BasketballBracket Strategy with Jason Lisk (PoolGenius)Jason Lisk of PoolGenius joins the podcast for episode 59. We discussed all things bracket strategy. How to best maximize your chances of winning a bracket pool by balancing value and risk. We also went region-by-region through the 2023 bracket. The 2023 PoolGenius bracket optimizer is here: https://www.poolgenius.com/ncaa-bracket-picks/?trk=af_hv_mm23_podnotes HoopVision viewers can get discounts of 10-55% here: https://www.poolgenius.com/hoopvision-discount/?trk=af_hv_mm23_podnotes Read a WIRED feature on the bracket optimizer: https://www.wired.com/story/the-key-to-the-perfect-march-madness-bracket-evolution Solving Basketball is presented by Hud...2023-03-1446 minSolving BasketballKen Pomeroy 8.0Ken Pomeroy joins the podcast again for episode 58. We covered a variety of topics: The utility of plus-minus, three-point defense, Penn State's extreme four factors, the strength (or lack thereof) of the ACC, and more. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2023-02-2351 min
SwishcastMyths and Truths About Basketball AnalyticsJordan Sperber and Gibson Pyper take you through the importance of stats and explain why all of it is worth the time for your program. From there, they'll dig into the myths and facts of stats, what's currently trending and why, and how to look ahead at the future of basketball analytics.2023-02-2049 minSolving BasketballRobbie Hummel, ESPN/BTNRobbie Hummel joins the podcast for episode #57. We discussed how Robbie prepares for his TV broadcasts, how Matt Painter has changed offensively over the past decade, and the strategy behind 3-on-3 basketball. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2023-02-0746 minSolving BasketballKevin Sweeney, Sports IllustratedKevin Sweeney joins the podcast for episode #56. We discussed how Kevin went from a high school blogger to Sports Illustrated writer, talking to coaches on the record vs off the record, the Texas job opening, and more. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2023-01-1645 minSolving BasketballKen Pomeroy 7.0Ken Pomeroy joins the podcast again for episode 55. This time, we opened up the episode to audience questions. The mailbag-style podcast includes a variety of topics about Ken's rankings and basketball analytics in general. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-12-2149 minSolving BasketballEric Shapiro (Michigan vs Kentucky)Eric Shapiro joins the podcast for episode #54. We broke down the X's and O's from yesterday's Michigan-Kentucky game. Plus, we discussed two-foul participation and the "auto-bench". Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-12-0554 minSolving BasketballCJ Moore, The AthleticCJ Moore joins the podcast for episode #53. CJ was on press row for the Champions Classic on Tuesday. In the episode, we broke down the X's and O's from the Kansas-Duke game -- as well as what to expect going forward from both teams. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-11-1745 minSolving BasketballKen Pomeroy 6.0Ken Pomeroy joins the podcast for episode #52. We talked about: Ken's preseason rankings compared to the AP poll, the WAC's new solution to conference tourney seeding, 24 versus 30 second shot clock, and NCAA tournament expansion. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-10-3152 minSolving BasketballWill WadeWill Wade joins the podcast for episode #51. We talked about LSU's "switch everything" scheme that produced the sixth best defensive efficiency in the country last season. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision to learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-10-1938 minSolving BasketballGibson Pyper, @HalfCourtHoopsGibson Pyper joins the podcast for episode #50. We compared and contrasted the style of play and X's & O's of basketball at all of the different levels -- NBA, EuroLeague, NCAA, and high school. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-10-0347 minSolving BasketballScott Davenport, BellarmineBellarmine head coach Scott Davenport joins the podcast for episode #49. We discuss Bellarmine's unique offensive style that relies on off-ball cutting and passing. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! Visit hudl.com/hoopvision To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-09-1944 min
The Sports Mecca PodcastJordan Sperber Interview - Hoop Vision Owner & College Basketball Video CoordinatorFormer men's college basketball video coordinator and now owner of Hoop Vision, Jordan Sperber, joins the show. Jordan talks about his passion for basketball analytics, his rise to developing his own basketball branded content, plus the hot topics regarding the NBA and college hoops. 2022-07-2045 minSolving BasketballKen Pomeroy 5.0Ken Pomeroy joins the podcast for episode 48. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-03-1648 min
A Quick Timeout with Coach Tony MillerBreaking Down March Madness | Jordan Sperber, Hoop VisionHoop Vision's Jordan Sperber joins A Quick Timeout podcast to break down the teams, tactics, and trends for this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament.This episode is sponsored by the Dr. Dish Basketball Shooting Machine. Mention "Quick Timeout" and receive $300 off on the Dr. Dish Rebel, All-Star, and CT models.Let Hudl Assist bring your stats to life. Every stat is marked on the video at the moment it happened. See every shot, turnover, rebound and much more with just a few clicks. Visit Hudl Assist to learn how Hudl is elevating basketball.
2022-03-1530 minSolving BasketballRyan Saunders, NBA CoachRyan Saunders joins the podcast for episode 47. Full description to come later today. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-03-0748 minSolving BasketballMatt Pennie, Scout and EvaluatorMatt Pennie joins the podcast for episode 46. Matt is deeply entrenched in AAU grassroots basketball and runs a scouting service for college coaches. In the episode, we cover all things scouting and player evaluation. At the end, we discuss specific players like Jaden Ivey, Chet Holmgren, Max Abmas, and more. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-01-271h 12Solving BasketballKen Pomeroy 4.0Ken Pomeroy joins the podcast again for episode 45. This time, we opened up the episode to audience questions. The mailbag-style podcast includes a variety of different topics about the current season and basketball analytics in general. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-01-1958 minSolving BasketballMike Couzens, ESPNMike Couzens, play-by-play broadcaster for ESPN, joins the podcast for episode 44. He discussed the behind the scenes of preparing for a game, his relationships with coaches, and the use of advanced stats within a broadcast. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2022-01-031h 01
Screen The Screener Basketball PodcastJordan Sperber - Hoop Vision PlusJordan Sperber @hoopvision68 host of the Solving Basketball Podcast visits the podcast to break down #CBB early season returns. Jordan and Gus discuss: David Roddy, 5 out, Zags, LSU, kenpom.com, Kenneth Lofton Jr. and floaters. Happy Holidays! Please tune in and enjoy-cheersFollow us @STheSPodcast on Twitter. Rate and subscribe on Spreaker, iTunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn Radio!Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0r14k3YJBdOaT9Lz6RJTEwEmail the show StheSPodcast@gmail.com2021-12-2020 minSolving BasketballNiko Medved, Colorado StateNiko Medved, head coach of Colorado State, joins the podcast for episode 43. His team is off to an undefeated 9-0 start with one of the most efficient offenses in the country. In this episode, we went in depth on the X's & O's and stats behind Medved's offensive scheme. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2021-12-0938 minSolving BasketballDan Dickau, Zags LegendDan Dickau, former All American at Gonzaga and NBA veteran, joins the podcast for episode 42. We discussed the use of technology and data in player development, the flex offense and the evolution of Mark Few's X's and O's, and this season's Gonzaga team -- including last night's win over UCLA. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2021-11-2445 min
The Box and One PodcastThe Box and One Podcast, Ep. 7: Jordan SperberOn this week’s episode of The Box and One podcast, former Division I basketball coach and current college basketball analyst Jordan Sperber stopped by to discuss the ongoing season, different trends he’s noticed X’s and O’s wise, some Cinderella candidates ahead of March and much, much more.Download our podcast wherever you find your pods!Apple Podcasts: Spotify:TuneIn: http://tun.in/tltHnKFollow Jordan on Twitter @hoopvision68 for more of his work and be sure to sign up for the HoopVision newsletter! Get...2021-11-1652 minSolving BasketballKen Pomeroy 3.0Ken Pomeroy returns for episode 41. We went back through last season to discuss some of the statistical effects of the covid season on home-court advantage, scheduling, and the blue bloods. We also discussed UCLA and the Pac-12's NCAA Tournament success and Baylor's national championship. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2021-10-2051 minSolving BasketballCasey McGraw, Elmira CollegeCasey McGraw, head coach of Elmira College, joins the podcast for episode 40. Growing up, Casey was my high school and AAU teammate. In this episode, we reminisced over our playing days and early experiences as coaches. Solving Basketball is presented by Hudl! To learn more about Hudl Sportscode and/or to contact Hudl directly, click/tap this link. For more on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2021-10-0637 minSolving BasketballKim English, George MasonKim English, head coach of George Mason, joins the podcast for episode 39. We discussed player relationships as an assistant coach compared to as a head coach, press conferences and coach speak, analytics and shot selection, and Kim's relationship with former 76ers GM Sam Hinkie. Solving Basketball is now presented by Hudl! Link to the Hoop Vision newsletter: https://hoopvision.substack.com/ For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2021-09-2244 minSolving BasketballPaul Mills, Oral RobertsPaul Mills, head coach of Oral Roberts, joins the podcast for episode 38. We discussed last season's March Madness run, the details of ORU’s spread pick and roll offense, grading post-game film, the intentional foul strategy used in the 2nd round win over Florida, and more. Solving Basketball is now presented by Hudl! Link to the presentation mentioned in the intro: https://vimeo.com/286301686 For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2021-09-0853 min
And 1 PodcastEpisode 27: The Future of Basketball Analysis: An Interview with Jordan Sperber of HoopVision68Jordan Sperber worked on the coaching staffs as a Video/Analytics Coordinator at the University of Nevada for one season and at New Mexico State University for two seasons, before leaving the coaching industry to run the Hoop Vision YouTube Channel and host the Solving Basketball Podcast. Today he joins Cam and Sami to explain the inner workings of his roles working with college coaches, reveal some differences between NCAA basketball and USports basketball, and discuss the current and future state of basketball analysis using analytics.
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Plume: A Writer's PodcastSeason 2 Ep. 2: Writing Moms: A Roundtable Discussion with Julia Halprin Jackson, Christina Socorro Yovovich, and Jennifer Jordán SchallerIn Plume's first roundtable discussion, Melanie chats with writers and moms, Julia Halprin Jackson, Christina Socorro Yovovich, and Jennifer Jordán Schaller. They discuss dual identities, juggling writing and parenting in the midst of the pandemic, writing about and for their children, current projects, and more.Julia's websitePlay on Words Christina's recent essays: "Taking Time" and "Mom Talk: Choosing Third Grade"Jennifer's websiteGregory Martin's Treadmill Journal2021-05-2553 min
A Quick TimeoutMarch Madness '21: Analytics, Xs & Os & Strategies | Jordan Sperber, Hoop VisionThis episode is sponsored by the Dr. Dish Basketball Shooting Machine. Mention "Quick Timeout" and receive $300 off on the Dr. Dish Rebel, All-Star, and CT models.Let Hudl Assist bring your stats to life. Every stat is marked on the video at the moment it happened. See every shot, turnover, rebound and much more with just a few clicks. Visit Hudl Assist to learn how Hudl is elevating basketball.Organize, communicate, and build community in a new way with the Wildkard app. The app allows you to create virtual training programs, manage schedules, give player...2021-03-1528 minA Quick Timeout with Coach Tony MillerMarch Madness '21: Analytics, Xs & Os & Strategies | Jordan Sperber, Hoop VisionThis episode is sponsored by the Dr. Dish Basketball Shooting Machine. Mention "Quick Timeout" and receive $300 off on the Dr. Dish Rebel, All-Star, and CT models.Let Hudl Assist bring your stats to life. Every stat is marked on the video at the moment it happened. See every shot, turnover, rebound and much more with just a few clicks. Visit Hudl Assist to learn how Hudl is elevating basketball.Organize, communicate, and build community in a new way with the Wildkard app. The app allows you to create virtual training programs, manage schedules, give player...2021-03-1528 min
BetMGM UFeb. 24/25: CBB Best Bets, Sperber's Film RoomEli Hershkovich and Thomas Casale break down their favorite bets for Wednesday (1:10), Thursday (12:35) and Friday (25:10) before chatting with Jordan Sperber -- a former college basketball coach-turned-film room guru from Hoop Vision -- to break down the title contenders across the country (29:25). To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices2021-02-2449 minSolving BasketballBen Falk, Cleaning the GlassBen Falk, owner of Cleaning the Glass, joins the podcast for episode 37. After years of working in NBA front offices, Ben is currently a high school basketball coach. We discussed his coaching style and the differences between high school, college, and the NBA. Ben and Gibson Pyper's X's & O's course: https://www.learn-basketball.com/ For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2021-01-211h 22
Speaking the LawnStreaking the Lawn Podcast - 12/4/20 - Breaking Down the New Offense with Jordan Sperber of HoopVisionPaul is back on the podcast this week to join Pierce and a special guest: Jordan Sperber of HoopVision! Jordan's blog and newsletter includes amazing breakdowns and analysis of college hoops strategy and styles and he's recently details some of the changes the Wahoos have made to their offense this season. On the pod, Jordan and the guys discuss this change, how the team reverted back to a previous style against St. Francis, and how the personnel on the squad can really dictate the strategy employed on the offensive in. UVA fans know what system to expect on the defensive...2020-12-0445 minSolving BasketballReggie Witherspoon, Canisius (Continuity Ball Screen)Reggie Witherspoon, head coach of Canisius, joins the podcast for episode 36. Witherspoon is the "godfather" of the Continuity Ball Screen offense now run by many different teams. We discussed the origins of his offense, how it has evolved from early on during his time at Buffalo to now, and other top teams (Virginia, Dayton, etc) using it. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2020-10-3055 min
Gen Z Hoops13. Jordan Sperber - X's and O's MaestroFollow Us On All Our Social Media @BigFellasPod!
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Jordan Sperber, The CEO Of Hoop Vision, As Well As The Host Of The Solving Basketball Podcast, Joins John Hartofilis On Big Fellas Basketball To Talk About Starting Hoop Vision, Being A Gen Z Coach, And The World Of X's And O's!!!
(1:15) - What is Hoop Vision?
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Feel for the GameEpisode 19: Jordan SperberIn this episode, we talk with Jordan Sperber, creator of Hoop Vision. We discuss Jordan's basketball background, what inspired Hoop Vision, dig into some analytics and film talk, and learn about his vision for Hoop Vision.2020-08-1131 minSolving BasketballIntentional Fouling with Ken Pomeroy & Jonathan SafirKen Pomeroy and Jonathan Safir return to the podcast for episode #35. They recently published an article: "The guide to fouling when leading (or tied)." We discussed the findings from that article, whether or not more coaches will actually choose to implement the strategy, and how Ken's rankings (and the NCAA selection process) would look if there are no non-conference games this season. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2020-07-231h 00
GTM Made Simple618. How To Enable Your Internal Teams to do ABMOne of the big challenges that I get asked about all the time is, how do I enable my internal teams to do ABM? Well, I recently stumbled upon a couple of folks who are doing this really well. I thought it would be great to invite them on the show to talk about this topic. So, on our most recent episode of the #FlipMyFunnel podcast, I interviewed Jordan Fanelli and Cassie Sperber, the enablement experts. Jordan and Cassie are both Account Based Marketing Associate at iCIMS. In this episode, you’ll learn about their exp...2020-05-2814 minGTM Made Simple618. How To Enable Your Internal Teams to do ABMOne of the big challenges that I get asked about all the time is, how do I enable my internal teams to do ABM? Well, I recently stumbled upon a couple of folks who are doing this really well. I thought it would be great to invite them on the show to talk about this topic. So, on our most recent episode of the #FlipMyFunnel podcast, I interviewed Jordan Fanelli and Cassie Sperber, the enablement experts. Jordan and Cassie are both Account Based Marketing Associate at iCIMS. In this episode, you’ll learn about their exp...2020-05-2814 minSolving BasketballSeth Partnow, The AthleticSeth Partnow, NBA Analyst for The Athletic, joins the podcast for episode 34. Seth is in the middle of a series of articles on how the style of play in the NBA has changed over time. We discussed the findings from his research, the type of data used to quantify style of play, and similarities and differences between the NBA and college basketball. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2020-04-241h 04Solving BasketballStephen Gentry, IllinoisStephen Gentry, assistant coach at Illinois, joins the podcast for episode 33. This season, Illinois drastically changed their style and scheme on both the offensive and defensive side of the floor. We discussed the changes from the Spread offense to ball screens and from pressure/deny defense to pack line -- including how data played a role in the decision making process. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2020-03-3051 min
A Quick Timeout with Coach Tony MillerMarch Madness '20: Analytics, Xs & Os & Strategies | Jordan Sperber, Hoop VisionHoop Vision's Jordan Sperber is back to talk X's and O's, analytics, and the strategies coaches love to debate.Even though there's no tournament Hoop Vision's NCAA Tournament Bible is a great resource for applied analytics and X's & O's from some of the country's top teams. And be sure to listen to the episode to get your discount code!Connect with JordanTwitterWebsiteTweet me @tonywmiller with any feedback!A Quick Timeout podcast is powered by 323 SportsFacebookTwitterInstagramWebsite
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A Quick TimeoutMarch Madness '20: Analytics, Xs & Os & Strategies | Jordan Sperber, Hoop VisionHoop Vision's Jordan Sperber is back to talk X's and O's, analytics, and the strategies coaches love to debate.Even though there's no tournament Hoop Vision's NCAA Tournament Bible is a great resource for applied analytics and X's & O's from some of the country's top teams. And be sure to listen to the episode to get your discount code!Connect with JordanTwitterWebsiteTweet me @tonywmiller with any feedback!A Quick Timeout podcast is powered by 323 SportsFacebookTwitterInstagramWebsite ...2020-03-1632 minSolving BasketballTodd Golden, San FranciscoTodd Golden, head coach of San Francisco, joins the podcast for episode 32. In Todd's first year as head coach, the Dons have been using math/probability for unconventional in-game strategy. We discussed the decision making process: The math behind the specific strategy, communicating it to players, and committing to the strategy over the long haul. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2020-01-2829 minSolving BasketballFran Fraschilla, ESPNFran Fraschilla, basketball analyst for ESPN, joins the podcast for episode 31. We discussed Fran's teams at Manhattan, St. John's, and New Mexico and how the game has trended X's and O's wise since then -- including the origins of Continuity Ball Screen and the Princeton. We also talked about the emergence of analytics and how Fran prepares for his TV games. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-12-2358 minSolving BasketballJohn Ezekowitz, NCAA and NBA AnalyticsJohn Ezekowitz, a former analytics consultant for the Phoenix Suns, joins the podcast for episode 30. We discussed John's work experience with the Suns and a variety of basketball analytics topics: Intentional fouls against poor shooters, foul or defend up 3, the hot hand, momentum going into OT, and predicting the NCAA tournament. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-12-031h 04
A Quick Timeout with Coach Tony MillerBreaking Down the Texas Tech Defense | Jordan Sperber, Hoop VisionJordan Sperber is a former Division I analytics & video specialist and current owner of Hoop Vision. On this episode, Tony and Jordan take a detailed look at what makes Texas Tech's defense so tough. In addition, they discuss wrinkles to help make your defense even more effective.
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A Quick TimeoutBreaking Down the Texas Tech Defense | Jordan Sperber, Hoop VisionJordan Sperber is a former Division I analytics & video specialist and current owner of Hoop Vision. On this episode, Tony and Jordan take a detailed look at what makes Texas Tech's defense so tough. In addition, they discuss wrinkles to help make your defense even more effective. Be sure to check out Jordan's new podcast, Big Game Pod, for in-depth breakdowns of all the big games hoops games! Connect with JordanTwitterWebsiteTweet me @tonywmiller with any feedback!A Quick Timeout podcast...2019-11-2529 min
Pugh PodcastEpisode 20 - Jordan SperberWelcome to the show! I am joined by Jordan Sperber. He is the mastermind behind Hoop Vision. This was definitely one of my favorite episodes to record. Jordan is a wealth of knowledge and really opened my eyes to the analytic side of basketball. We talked about his background coaching under Eric Musselman as a GA at Nevada, what got him into the numbers side of the game, the most efficient and inefficient shots in basketball, how analytics are valuable and how they are changing basketball plus much more!
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Follow me...2019-11-181h 12Screen The Screener Basketball PodcastJordan Sperber (@hoopvision68): HoopVisionHQ.comGus (@ckearns12) gets to talk with Jordan Sperber (@hoopvision68) from the Solving Basketball Podcast on every preseason topic: teams to trust blindly, players to value, stats to rely on, coaches and programs to invest in and even hoop vision plus and how to access Jordan's new premium newsletter. The fellas also touch on a few mid-majors to keep an eye on and a sneaky-yet out in the open Final Four team. Please enjoy.A comprehensive college hoops podcast.Follow us @STheSPodcast on Twitter. Rate and subscribe to Spreaker, iTunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn Radio!Subscribe t...2019-11-0436 minSolving BasketballBaker Dunleavy, QuinnipiacBaker Dunleavy, head coach at Quinnipiac, joins the podcast for episode 29. Last season, Quinnipiac ranked top 5 in shot selection with 88% of halfcourt shots coming at the basket or from three. We discussed the different ways that shot selection was achieved. Including: Recruiting shooters, spacing/X's & O's, and educating players. The HV+ shot selection article can be found at the following link: https://hoopvision.substack.com/p/why-the-best-teams-dont-take-the For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-10-2437 minSolving BasketballThe Future of Hoop Vision (Ft. Edgar Walker)Edgar Walker joins the podcast for a different type of Solving Basketball episode. Edgar has been helping me behind the scenes for several months now with turning Hoop Vision into a sustainable business. In this episode, we discuss the story and business strategy behind Hoop Vision and why we decided to launch Hoop Vision Plus -- a paid newsletter now available at HoopVisionHQ.com. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-09-2641 minSolving BasketballLuke Yaklich, TexasLuke Yaklich, associate head coach at Texas, joins the podcast for episode 27. We discussed all things defense. The similarities and differences between college and the NBA, guarding the 3-point line vs Villanova, ball screen coverage, Texas Tech's no middle, measuring your defense, and communicating with players. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-09-1847 minSolving BasketballJon Scheyer, DukeJon Scheyer, associate head coach at Duke, joins the podcast for episode 26. We discussed the evolution of Duke's scheme going back to Jon's national championship team in 2010 to now, the scouting decision to switch everything against Virginia's Blocker-Mover offense, and analytics. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-08-2840 min
GTM Made Simple359: How To Enable Your Internal Teams to do ABM w/ Jordan Fanelli and Cassie SperberOne of the big challenges that I get asked about all the time is, how do I enable my internal teams to do ABM? Well, I recently stumbled upon a couple of folks who are doing this really well. I thought it would be great to invite them on the show to talk about this topic. So, on our most recent episode of the #FlipMyFunnel podcast, I interviewed Jordan Fanelli and Cassie Sperber, the enablement experts. Jordan and Cassie are both Account Based Marketing Associate at iCIMS. In this episode, you’ll learn about their ex...2019-08-2714 minGTM Made Simple359: How To Enable Your Internal Teams to do ABM w/ Jordan Fanelli and Cassie SperberOne of the big challenges that I get asked about all the time is, how do I enable my internal teams to do ABM? Well, I recently stumbled upon a couple of folks who are doing this really well. I thought it would be great to invite them on the show to talk about this topic. So, on our most recent episode of the #FlipMyFunnel podcast, I interviewed Jordan Fanelli and Cassie Sperber, the enablement experts. Jordan and Cassie are both Account Based Marketing Associate at iCIMS. In this episode, you’ll learn about their ex...2019-08-2714 min
Trick or Treat RadioTorTR #366 - Johnny and the Three CoffinsSend us a textReeling after their latest episode flops, an award winning podcast is sent by their producer to the Swedish countryside to regain inspiration. Totally out of place in their new surroundings, they discover just how dangerous farm life can be. Episode 366 of Trick or Treat Radio is numerically the last episode recorded at Castle Wolfenstein, but chronologically was recorded before the last episode. Confused? So are we! Just come out and hang out with us as we discuss Blood Paradise, from Artsploitation films and director Patrick von Barkenberg! We also do a deep dive...2019-08-021h 58
Podcast on the BrinkPOTB 286: Jordan Sperber of Hoop Vision HQPodcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with hosts Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call and Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. The show is available weekly.On this week’s show, Morris and Bozich are joined by Jordan Sperber, who publishes a weekly college basketball newsletter that is available here.Among the topics discussed:• Jordan’s approach to what he does and the intersection between analytics and X’s and O’s• Jordan’s impressions of Indiana under Archie Miller• Why, in Jordan’s mind, Indiana struggled offensively last season• Indian...2019-07-3146 min
Create Your ShotCreate Your Shot: Jordan SperberOn this weeks episode of Create Your Shot, Tyler and Smallz welcome on Jordan Sperber. Jordan is a former Video Coordinator and Director of Analytics at Nevada and New Mexico State and now runs Hoop Vision full time. Jordan talks about making a career change, breaking down film and statistics, his thoughts on the NCAA tournament and the best ways to apply stats to your current team. Segments this week include Rothsteins and the city review is Albany, NY. Jordan can be found on both Twitter and YouTube at Hoopvision68.
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The Reno Slant033: Nevada legend Deonte Burton + Jordan Sperber of Hoop Vision, Nevada hoops comes undone, Nevada baseball’s time to shineSomehow, the Nevada basketball season is already done after a first-round NCAA Tournament loss to Florida (9:46). Nevada legend Deonte Burton discusses the G League, Nevada dunks, and what’s next (23:15). Hoop Vision Founder Jordan Sperber remembers a fun story in Reno, talks Nevada’s late struggles and analytics (40:25). Nevada baseball hosts Air Force this weekend (1:15:19). For slants, the Shoups talk March Sadness, Nevada’s painful losses and Rayjon Tucker (1:31:49).2019-03-281h 55Solving BasketballJonathan Safir, San Francisco (Scouting Gonzaga)Jonathan Safir, director of basketball operations at San Francisco, joins the podcast for episode 25. Jonathan coached against Gonzaga twice this season in WCC play, so we went in depth about scouting the Zags and some of USF's points of emphasis when preparing for them. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-03-2747 minSolving BasketballMichigan-Michigan State (Ft. Gibson Pyper, @HalfCourtHoops)Gibson Pyper, assistant coach at Cary Academy, re-joins for episode 24. The episode features an in-depth discussion of the x's and o's behind this weekend's Michigan-Michigan State game. Michigan State's offense without Nick Ward, Michigan's response to Michigan State's switches, and much more. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-03-1156 minSolving BasketballAdrian Atkinson, The Secondary BreakAdrian Atkinson joins for episode #23. Adrian is a data scientist by trade who also happens to cover UNC basketball by combining both X's and O's and data. Some topics: The process for offensive and defensive team charting, Carolina's famous secondary break, the fit of Nassir Little, automated scouting reports, and more. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-03-0444 minSolving BasketballGeoff Grammer, Albuquerque JournalGeoff Grammer, Sports Reporter for the Albuquerque Journal, joins for #22. The episode centers around CBB coverage and reporting. Some topics: How Geoff's news and crime background relates to basketball, using analytics in local media coverage, the NMSU and UNM rivalry dynamic, off the court athletic department reporting, and #drink. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-02-251h 01Solving BasketballDave Klatsky, ColgateDave Klatsky, assistant coach at Colgate, joins for #21. The episode centers around the data and coaching around shot selection. Some topics: Dave's expected points charting, the value of post-ups, and statistical variance in basketball. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-02-1855 minSolving BasketballDuke-Virginia (Ft. Gibson Pyper, @HalfCourtHoops)Gibson Pyper, assistant coach at Cary Academy, re-joins for episode 20. The episode features an in-depth discussion of the x's and o's behind this weekend's Duke-Virginia game. We discuss the contrasting styles of the two teams, the adjustments made by the coaches, and much more. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-02-111h 00Solving BasketballJeff Goodman, StadiumJeff Goodman, Basketball Analyst at Stadium, joins for #19. The episode includes plenty of analytics discussion - with Jeff switching roles at the end to ask Jordan some questions. But also: Jeff's pick-up scouting report, the process to interviewing head coaches on podcasts, the current CBB media landscape, and much more. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-02-0453 minSolving BasketballEric Musselman, NevadaEric Musselman, head coach at Nevada, joins for #18. Topics include: The use of stats by coaches long before the "analytics movement", communicating stats with players, the recent trend to more switching, Nevada basketball philosophy, and the impact of grad assistants. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-01-2834 minSolving BasketballBart Torvik, barttorvik.comBart Torvik, creator of barttorvik.com, joins for episode #17. We got geeky about using analytics to evaluate the impact of specific players (like Duke without Tre Jones) and to rank teams. We also discussed what Bart has learned in his attempt to reverse-engineer the NET rankings so far this season and ended the episode with some fun examples of statistical oddities. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-01-2145 minSolving BasketballSam Vecenie, The AthleticSam Vecenie, Senior Writer for The Athletic, joins for episode #16. Similar to episode #9, this episode is based around a draft. Sam and I drafted and discussed our top players in college basketball this season that are currently outside of Sam's top 100 NBA draft prospects. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-01-141h 12Solving BasketballNeil Johnson, ESPN AnalyticsNeil Johnson, Sports Analytics Developer at ESPN, joins for episode #15. Neil has done a lot of work on using EYBL and other AAU stats to predict college performance. The episode revolves around that work, the traditional evaluation process, JUCO stats, and other basketball analytics and coaching topics. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2019-01-0750 minSolving BasketballAndy Schmitt, North TexasAndy Schmitt, director of basketball operations at North Texas, joins for #14. The episode looks at the role of the "ops guy" on staff with a behind the scenes look at the logistics that go into a college basketball road trip. We also discussed in-game responsibilities and different stats that we have charted during games. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2018-12-3156 minSolving BasketballThe Transfer "Epidemic" (Ft. Leland King, UCSB)This episode revolves around the supposed "transfer epidemic". The pod includes a conversation with Leland King. Leland started his career at Brown before transferring to Nevada and then UCSB. We talked about the circumstances behind that and advice Leland would have for others. I also gave background on why so many transfer and looked at the NCAA's transfer data to get a better picture of what's really happening. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2018-12-2427 minSolving BasketballJesse Bopp, FIUJesse Bopp, assistant coach at FIU, joins for #12. The episode revolves around 3 topics: 1) Analytics vs Eye Test in evaluating recruits. We talked about a real debate from working together at NMSU about a recruit 2) FIU's style of play. In their 1st year on the job, they rank #2 in the country in pace. 3) Ball screen defense. We got technical on the pros/cons of coverages and what NCAA coaches do relative to NBA. For more info on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2018-12-1759 minSolving BasketballJesse Newell, KC StarJesse Newell, a KU beat writer for the Kansas City Star, joins for episode 11. The episode is about Jesse's job as a beat writer and how he incorporates analytics and X's and O's into his writing. We also talk about the relationship between head coaches and beat/national writers and whether or not coaches read articles about their teams/opponents. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2018-12-1049 minSolving BasketballJohn Gasaway, ESPNJohn Gasaway, a college basketball writer for ESPN, joins for episode 10. The topic of the episode is the new NET rating and the NCAA selection process as a whole. John describes how the selection process would operate if he was NCAA commissioner and we discuss the NET and if the early season criticism is warranted. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2018-12-0354 minScreen The Screener Basketball PodcastCollege Basketball Analytics - Jordan Sperber (@hoopvision68)Mike Randle (@RandleRant) talks with Jordan Sperber (@hoopvision68) about his climb in the college basketball profession, why the NET is a step in the right direction, and how coaches prepare players with scouting reports. Follow us @STheSPodcast on Twitter. Rate and subscribe on Spreaker, iTunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn Radio!Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0r14k3YJBdOaT9Lz6RJTEwEmail the show StheSPodcast@gmail.com2018-11-2928 minSolving BasketballGibson Pyper, @HalfCourtHoopsGibson Pyper, assistant coach at Cary Academy, joins for episode nine. The episode is based around the following scenario: In April, the NCAA switches rosters and randomly assigns players to each school. Coaches have until November to implement their styles in their new players. Given that hypothetical, Gibson and I each drafted our top 5 coaches -- with in depth x's and o's talk on those coaches. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2018-11-261h 04
ACC Basketball DegeneratesEp. 6 Double Dip The Chip FT Ken Pomeroy & Jordan SperberSound the alarm! It's a special double-guest episode! First, the godfather of modern college basketball analytics Ken Pomeroy (you know him from KenPom.com). Then we talk with Jordan Sperber, a strategy and video analytics expert from the Solving Basketball podcast and Hoop Vision 68 Youtube channel. We dig into how Duke's offense takes advantage of all that talent—and how to beat them; Clemson's gap defense; the new-look Miami Hurricanes; home court advantage in the ACC; how to evaluate games against the spread and more.2018-11-2151 minSolving BasketballZak Boisvert, ArmyZak Boisvert, assistant coach at Army, joins the podcast for episode eight. A week ago, Army played Duke at Cameron Indoor immediately following Duke's 34-point demolition of Kentucky. Zak went into detail on the scout and gameplan for that game vs. Duke -- as well as his general scouting framework. For more information on Solving Basketball and Jordan Sperber, follow on Twitter @hoopvision68.2018-11-1944 minSolving BasketballKyle Smith, San FranciscoKyle Smith, head coach of the University of San Francisco Dons, joins the podcast for episode seven. The three main topics covered were: 1) Recruiting. We went in depth on recruiting inefficiencies at various school -- Saint Mary's, Michigan, San Francisco, New Mexico State, etc. 2) Coaching the Princeton Offense. We talked about why the offense is still so popular today and different ways to tweak it based on personnel. 3) Coach Smith's Hustle Stats. A player efficiency system the staff uses at USF to incentivize what's important to them and to decide playing time. For more information on Solving...2018-11-1256 min