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The JustIn Time Podcast with Justin Kutcher

The JustIn Time Podcast with Justin Kutcher

著者: Justin Kutcher
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I've been lucky enough to spend my career in sports, become friends with people I used to watch on TV, and hear stories that people could only dream about! Now, those stories are coming to you as I interview athletes, coaches, and personalities I've worked with over the years. I hope you enjoy them as I much as I do.Justin Kutcher
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  • LaPhonso Ellis! 11-Year NBA Vet on the 8-Seed Shock
    2026/07/23

    LaPhonso Ellis joins us for a wide-ranging conversation about his journey from East St. Louis to Notre Dame, becoming the fifth overall pick in the loaded 1992 NBA Draft, and playing 11 seasons in the league. We revisit the historic 1994 Denver Nuggets playoff run, when LaPhonso, Dikembe Mutombo and a fearless young roster became the first No. 8 seed to eliminate a No. 1 seed by stunning the Seattle SuperSonics.

    LaPhonso also takes us inside the legendary 1988 McDonald’s All-American class and explains why a teenage Shawn Kemp looked like a future Hall of Famer before ever reaching the NBA. He shares stories about Michael Jordan being awakened by trash talk, Mutombo inviting opponents to challenge him at the rim, and the unforgettable night LaPhonso caught Brian Davis’ dunk attempt in midair.

    Along the way, we discuss Notre Dame recruiting, Charles Barkley, Gary Payton, Antonio McDyess, rookie-year double teams and the teammates who helped shape his career. Subscribe and join us for a genuine conversation filled with classic NBA stories and basketball history.

    Timestamps:

    (00:00:01) - Introducing LaPhonso Ellis and reconnecting with Justin Kutcher (00:03:01) - UCLA, Syracuse and the four-school recruiting decision (00:06:34) - Digger Phelps’ Notre Dame pitch and national television exposure (00:10:25) - Michael Jordan, Derek Martin and the danger of trash talk (00:14:39) - Why Shawn Kemp was an overlooked high school phenomenon (00:19:37) - How the young Denver Nuggets matched up with Seattle (00:22:51) - Dikembe Mutombo’s eight-block performances and the iconic celebration (00:27:00) - Producing immediately against the NBA’s elite power forwards (00:31:18) - Learning to handle double teams as a rookie (00:34:38) - The story behind LaPhonso’s legendary caught-dunk block (00:38:24) - What made Dikembe Mutombo an elite rim protector (00:42:33) - The loaded 1992 NBA Draft and becoming a top-five pick (00:46:18) - The Denver workouts that transformed his draft position (00:50:33) - Mentoring Caron Butler and Rasual Butler in Miami (00:54:00) - Rapid fire: NBA travel, recovery and four games in six days (00:57:06) - All-Rookie teammates, getting dunked on and dunking on Vlade Divac (01:00:44) - The best people LaPhonso ever called teammates (01:04:05) - Reflections on friendship, broadcasting and life after basketball

    Key Topics:

    Denver Nuggets’ historic No. 8 seed playoff upset over Seattle

    Shawn Kemp’s athletic dominance in the 1988 McDonald’s All-American class

    Michael Jordan, Gary Payton and memorable NBA trash-talking stories

    Dikembe Mutombo’s shot-blocking, defensive presence and leadership

    LaPhonso Ellis’ rise from projected late pick to fifth overall in 1992

    Notre Dame recruiting, rookie development and life lessons from Digger Phelps

    About LaPhonso Ellis:

    LaPhonso Ellis is a former McDonald’s All-American, Notre Dame standout and 11-year NBA veteran who was selected fifth overall by the Denver Nuggets in the 1992 NBA Draft. He earned NBA All-Rookie First Team honors, helped lead Denver to its historic 1994 playoff upset and later built a respected career in basketball broadcasting.

    About the JustIn Time Podcast:

    The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

    Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

    #LaPhonsoEllis #DenverNuggets #NotreDameBasketball #NBAHistory #ShawnKemp #DikembeMutombo #TheJustInTimePodcast

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    1 時間 7 分
  • Brad Dalke! U.S. Amateur Runner-Up’s YouTube Rise
    2026/07/15

    Brad Dalke joins us for a wide-ranging conversation about the golf journey that took him from elite junior events to Augusta National, the U.S. Open, and an unexpected second act on YouTube. A former U.S. Amateur runner-up, two-time All-American, and NCAA champion at Oklahoma, Brad takes us inside the moments that shaped both his career and his relationship with the game.

    We revisit the junior golf circuit where he competed with Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns, Cameron Young, Will Zalatoris, and Sahith Theegala before they became PGA Tour stars. Brad also shares what it was like staying in the Crow’s Nest during Masters week, receiving course advice from Tom Watson, and standing over the most nerve-racking opening tee shot of his life. Just as revealing is his honest account of losing confidence in his driver, falling out of love with golf, and finding his game again through Good Good and YouTube golf.

    It is a conversation about talent, pressure, friendship, resilience, and why enjoying the game can sometimes be the key to playing your best. Watch or listen to the full episode and join us for the stories behind the scorecards.

    Timestamps:

    (00:00:01) - Brad Dalke’s U.S. Amateur, Oklahoma, and YouTube golf journey

    (00:04:53) - Winning an elite AJGA event at only 13 years old

    (00:08:34) - Growing up in a competitive golfing family

    (00:12:35) - Competing with Scottie Scheffler from childhood

    (00:17:14) - Junior golf friendships with Sam Burns and Cameron Young

    (00:21:09) - Driver struggles and falling out of love with golf

    (00:25:01) - The YouTube golf round that restored Brad’s confidence

    (00:28:30) - His U.S. Amateur run and battle with the driver

    (00:32:57) - Defeating Will Zalatoris in match play

    (00:36:33) - Staying in Augusta National’s legendary Crow’s Nest

    (00:41:24) - Playing Augusta with Jordan Spieth and Bubba Watson

    (00:45:20) - Why Augusta National remains unlike any other course

    (00:48:52) - Receiving Masters advice directly from Tom Watson

    (00:53:09) - Returning to PGA Tour competition as a YouTube star

    (00:56:14) - Playing golf with Steph Curry and other rapid-fire stories

    (01:00:17) - Pebble Beach, Oakmont, St. Andrews, and dream courses

    Key Topics:

    Brad Dalke’s elite junior golf career and early winning mindset

    Growing up alongside Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns, and Cameron Young

    His U.S. Amateur runner-up finish and victory over Will Zalatoris

    Masters week, the Crow’s Nest, and Augusta National traditions

    Overcoming driver struggles through Good Good and YouTube golf

    Returning to major professional events with a new golf audience

    About Brad Dalke:

    Brad Dalke is a former U.S. Amateur runner-up, two-time All-American, and NCAA national champion with the University of Oklahoma. He competed in the Masters and U.S. Open before building a major following through Good Good and YouTube golf, bringing elite competitive experience to a new generation of golf fans.

    About the JustIn Time Podcast:

    The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

    Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

    #BradDalke #YouTubeGolf #TheMasters #ScottieScheffler #GoodGoodGolf #GolfStories #TheJustInTimePodcast

    Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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  • Steve Lavin! NCAA Coach on Keady, Wooden & UCLA
    2026/07/10
    Steve Lavin joins us for a wide-ranging conversation that basketball fans are going to love. Lavin, the former head coach at UCLA, St. John’s, and the University of San Diego, takes us inside a life shaped by coaching legends, March Madness pressure, and relationships that defined his career. We get into his early years writing letters to Gene Keady, Bobby Knight, Mike Krzyzewski, Jerry Tarkanian, and John Wooden, and how that curiosity turned into a coaching career. Lavin also takes us behind the scenes of UCLA’s 1995 national championship run, including Tyus Edney’s unforgettable 4.8-second coast-to-coast shot against Missouri, Ed O’Bannon’s leadership after the Tulsa loss, and what it felt like sitting on the bench in those pressure-packed NCAA Tournament moments. We also talk Coach Wooden’s wisdom, Pete Carril’s Princeton upset, Matt Painter at Purdue, Coach K, Madison Square Garden, Pauley Pavilion, and the relationships that make sports matter. Subscribe and join us for another timeless sports conversation. ** Timestamps:** (00:00:01) - Justin welcomes former UCLA, St. John’s, and USD head coach Steve Lavin (00:00:44) - Justin remembers first meeting Lavin and Gene Keady at St. John’s (00:01:26) - Lavin shares how writing letters to legendary coaches launched his career (00:05:14) - Gene Keady’s intensity, humor, humility, and lasting impact (00:07:28) - Becoming a 24-year-old assistant coach at Purdue (00:12:28) - Life at Mackey Arena, recruiting, film study, and Wendy’s coupons (00:18:00) - Matt Painter as a Purdue player and future coaching mind (00:21:41) - John Wooden’s Purdue roots and how that connection led toward UCLA (00:23:34) - Why Lavin left Purdue for UCLA (00:27:24) - Tyus Edney’s legendary 4.8-second shot against Missouri (00:32:51) - UCLA’s 1995 title run, UConn, Arkansas, and Ed O’Bannon’s dominance (00:36:46) - Nolan Richardson, “40 Minutes of Hell,” and championship adjustments (00:39:00) - What Lavin felt on the bench during Edney’s Missouri buzzer-beater (00:43:31) - The 1996 Princeton upset and Pete Carril’s system (00:48:58) - A Las Vegas broadcast story and Coach Wooden’s idea of poise (00:50:27) - John Wooden’s influence when Lavin became UCLA head coach (00:55:10) - Visiting Coach Wooden, breakfast spots, and decision-making wisdom (00:57:46) - Coach Wooden’s breakfast order and Lavin’s memories after UCLA (01:02:46) - Taking over UCLA at 32 and navigating early adversity (01:09:16) - Cameron Dollar’s selfless move that helped spark UCLA’s turnaround (01:12:49) - Lavin’s NCAA Tournament success and why relationships matter (01:18:26) - Tournament coaching, pressure, and learning from great coaches (01:20:17) - Broadcast lessons, Brent Musburger, and listening on the call (01:22:59) - “This Justin” rapid-fire segment begins (01:23:43) - The coaches Lavin was most nervous to face (01:29:29) - Pauley Pavilion vs. Madison Square Garden (01:31:20) - Best players Lavin coached, including Earl Watson and Baron Davis (01:36:12) - Lavin’s favorite restaurant stories from New York and Los Angeles (01:39:09) - St. John’s team meals, recruiting, and Big East memories (01:42:16) - Baron Davis, Don Pointer, and the changing college basketball landscape (01:44:43) - Recruiting misses, CJ Watson, Chuck Hayes, and lessons learned (01:48:58) - Taking the high road, relationships, and final reflections (01:51:39) - Closing thanks and final goodbye Key Topics: Steve Lavin’s coaching journey from Purdue to UCLA, St. John’s, and USD Gene Keady, John Wooden, Coach K, Bobby Knight, and coaching mentorship UCLA’s 1995 NCAA championship run and Tyus Edney’s Missouri buzzer-beater Ed O’Bannon’s leadership, national title impact, and NIL legacy Pete Carril, Princeton’s upset of UCLA, and March Madness strategy College basketball relationships, recruiting lessons, and behind-the-scenes stories ** About Steve Lavin:** Steve Lavin is a longtime college basketball coach and TV analyst who served as head coach at UCLA, St. John’s, and the University of San Diego. He was part of UCLA’s 1995 national championship staff and later led UCLA through multiple NCAA Tournament runs as head coach. His career has connected him with some of the most influential figures in basketball history, including John Wooden, Gene Keady, Mike Krzyzewski, and Pete Newell. ️ About the JustIn Time Podcast: The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations. #SteveLavin #UCLABasketball #MarchMadness #JohnWooden #TyusEdney #CollegeBasketball #TheJustInTimePodcast Hosted ...
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