NC-Collective Sports Show

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  • NC-Collective Sports Show host Collin Lunsford chops it up with a variety of athletes, entertainers, and public figures; such as, Scoop Jackson(ESPN, Slam Magazine), and Matt Doherty (1982 NCAA D1 national champion, 2001 AP Coach of the year).
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  • Episode 2: Tar Heel Talk with former UNC head basketball coach Matt Doherty

    Episode 2: Tar Heel Talk with former UNC head basketball coach Matt Doherty
    Jun 29 2021
    NC-Collective Sports co-host Collin Lunsford and Justin Ganzon are joined by former UNC head basketball coach Matt Doherty. Coach Doherty and the guys talk about his new book Rebound: From Pain to Passion, the landscape of college basketball today, and much more! Matt Doherty played and coached basketball at the University of North Carolina. He started on the 1982 National Championship team coached by the legendary Dean Smith while playing alongside NBA stars Michael Jordan and James Worthy. He went on to a successful career in coaching. First as an assistant coach at Davidson and then at Kansas. In 1999, he was named head coach at the University of Notre Dame which for an Irish Catholic kid from Long Island was an incredible opportunity. One with which he anticipated would last a long time. However, in June 2000, Bill Guthridge, then head coach at UNC decided to retire and Roy Williams was expected to replace him. When Williams turned down the opportunity, UNC turned their attention to Matt Doherty and with the help of Michael Jordan, Dean Smith recruited him to come "home" as the head coach of the UNC Tar Heels.In 2001, UNC won the ACC Regular Season Championship and Doherty was voted 2001 AP National Coach of the Year. Two short years later, he was forced to resign from his dream job. What went wrong? Why did this happen? How do you go from reaching the top of the mountain to falling off the cliff? How do you prepare for your next opportunity? You Rebound! For Matt Doherty that meant recognizing the need to learn how to become a better leader. With the support and encouragement of family, friends, and respected colleagues he embarked on a leadership journey. A journey that began by studying at The Wharton School and The University of Virginia Darden Graduate School of Business. Inspired by the help of top leadership executives, he learned many valuable lessons, and turned his "Pain to Passion." Now in a straight forward and authentic manner, he invites you to a front row seat inside his life journey through engaging and riveting stories of both his successes––and failures. Drawing from his personal and eye-opening learning experiences, he hopes this book will serve to inspire, encourage, and help others create a game plan that will help them navigate the rough seas of leadership through life and in business. "Not everyone is a born leader," says Doherty. "But EVERYONE can become a better leader." Whether coaching a sport, running a company, or leading your family there are skills that can be developed to put you and your organization in position for success.
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    29 mins
  • Episode 1: Choppin' it up with Scoop Jackson

    Episode 1: Choppin' it up with Scoop Jackson
    Jun 10 2021
    Host Collin Lunsford and special guest Scoop Jackson (ESPN, Slam Magazine) chop it up about; who influenced Scoop to become a writer, the coldest throwback jerseys of all time, Scoop's interview with Tim Duncan for Slam Magazine, how many rings would Carmelo have won with the Detroit Pistons, top 5 shoes to hoop in, top 5 producers in the rap game, and working with Kyrie Irving on the set of Uncle Drew.
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    1 hr

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