Coach Whit and Coach Gene Clemons got together before the start of the NBA Finals to talk about all things basketball including nepotism and how it is perceived and they bring their College Basketball confidence picks over to the NBA. Come hang out and leave a comment.

Coach Whit and Coach Gene Clemons deliver a hotly contested podcast where they go back and forth over whether the Celtics are better without Tatum, the viability of Cooper Flagg in the NBA, and a little love for Jalen Brunson and why evaluators get it wrong so often.

Coach Whit and Coach Gene Clemons are back talking all things NCAA basketball including: firings and hirings, the short leash from programs, making better recruiting decisions, and more. They also break down the Sweet 16 matchups in the NCAA tournament and what was Rick Pitino thinking?

Come hang out for a "hot 45" (which is really an hour).

Coach Whit and Coach Gene Clemons start the episode talking about Coach Whit's Bridgton Academy squad upsetting one of the best teams in the nation. That sparks a conversation about using big wins as a springboard. The discuss the TGL and if it has a chance to become a viable golf league. The also discuss the NBA discussing going to 10 minute quarters. They also talked about the Super Bowl and whether or not they are tired of seeing the Chiefs in the big game. And there's much much more.

Coach Whit and Coach Gene Clemons are back after the holiday break. They discuss their holiday breaks, Miami head coach Jim Larananga resigns in the middle of the season, the firing of Jerod Mayo and so much more. Lock in for a strong hour plus. They are back.

Coach Whit and Coach Gene Clemons are back with another episode. CGC begins with paying off his wager with Coach Whit by enlisting the services of his wife. They then discuss Ime Udoka's job with the Houston Rockets, how talented he is and whether or not it should matter what a coach does in their personal life. The discussion then turns to high school basketball and whether or not it is dead as we know it.