Gregg Marshall Coach's Show - 01/08/18

[WuShock Reaper]

Gregg Marshall Show Tonight
Monday, 01/08/18 - 6:00pm to 7:00pm

http://www.knssradio.com/

98.7 FM
1330 KNSS

Likely tape delayed broadcast: https://www.youtube.com/user/CoxSports/featured

[wufan]

Anybody listen?

[WheatShock]

Good show but no real tantalizing tidbits.

[1972Shocker]

Funniest comment by 3G for me was when Mike Kennedy asked Coach to comment on the lavish praise heaped on Landry by Coach Sampson, Coach Gregory and Jim Rome.

3G said something along the lines that you have to remember 2 of those guys have ulterior motives. They want to see Landry move on to the next level sooner rather than later.

[Shocker Mama]

Funniest comment by 3G for me was when Mike Kennedy asked Coach to comment on the lavish praise heaped on Landry by Coach Sampson, Coach Gregory and Jim Rome.

3G said something along the lines that you have to remember 2 of those guys have ulterior motives. They want to see Landry move on to the next level sooner rather than later.

i think it was Greg Lansing who commented that he was personally going to attend graduation at WSU, to be sure that Fred and Ron were really leaving.

[Slykryck]

Found out that this won’t be the first time a Marshall coached team beats the brakes off ECU

[Shocker Mama]

From their board, it looks like they tried to hire HCGM years ago. Unsuccessfully, I am happy to say!

[1972Shocker]

Someone asked a question about Coach Marshall's time playing for and coaching for Hal Nunally. 3G had high praise for Coach Nunally. 3G said he was skinny 6-3 point guard, who would have made Austin Reeves look like Charles Atlas in comparison, who ended up playing mostly the 2 and even some 3 at Randolph-Macon and he was the defensive stopper.

I've never heard 3G say this but I suspect he sees a little bit of himself in Austin although Austin is not quite as denonstrative with his emotions. Austin is more a cool, calm and collected presence that tends to hide a true toughness that you realize is there if you watch him play enough. Yes sir, No sir, Sorry I kicked your butt sir.

[boltforge]

THE SCREEN by Midtgaard was brought up. It was a play that they have had for a couple of years used to get separation for the point guard. Sounds like they used it to specifically help Malone with the pressure. He wasn't happy about the flexing, told the USF coach he would handle it, and that he has dealt with it.

[Kel Varnsen]

THE SCREEN by Midtgaard was brought up. It was a play that they have had for a couple of years used to get separation for the point guard. Sounds like they used it to specifically help Malone with the pressure. He wasn't happy about the flexing, told the USF coach he would handle it, and that he has dealt with it.

"Dead in the Water" screen. I recall it was discussed after the OU game in OKC last year. Jans used it as part of the game plan.

[AZ Shocker]

He wasn't happy about the flexing, told the USF coach he would handle it, and that he has dealt with it.

Poor CJ.

[1972Shocker]

Why poor CJ?

[boltforge]

1972Shocker CJ was the first to flex to Midtgaard and his flex was responding to CJ. It's interesting how the guys reacted to the flex. They were excited but looking down the bench like they were going to get in trouble with dad.

[pogo]

When coach starts talking basketball and breaks down different plays/situations and uses basketball terminology I am amazed the things each person has to do in certain situations . And they have to do it instinctively without hesitation..

[Shocker Mama]

And I get the feeling that he is dumbing it down a little for the audience's sake. Being in one of his practices or video sessions must be Ph. D. level basketball.