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The PREP Athletics Basketball Podcast helps players and families navigate prep school basketball and the college recruiting process with honest advice from coaches and experts who understand the landscape.
Hosted by PREP Athletics founder Cory Heitz, the show explores how players can find the right school, gain exposure, develop on and off the court, and make informed decisions about their basketball future. Topics include college basketball recruiting, transferring schools, reclassifying, post-grad years, academics, player development, and opportunities for men’s, women’s, and international basketball players.
Cory interviews prep school coaches, college coaches, scouts, and other basketball experts about what programs look for, how recruiting decisions are made, and what players and parents should understand before choosing their next step.
Drawing on his experience as a prep school alumnus, former Division I player, and longtime prep school placement advisor, Cory brings firsthand knowledge and a practical perspective to every conversation.
Learn more about prep school basketball, the prep school pathway, and college recruiting at PREPAthletics.com
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 12 days
Average audio length:
43 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
163 episodes
since Dec. 23, 2020
episodic
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Transfer portal and high school recruiting are colliding in ways that are changing how basketball families need to evaluate college opportunities. Ryan Silver breaks down what players should consider as college coaches increasingly have experienced transfer options available alongside high school r…
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Playing hard vs competing basketball is one of the clearest distinctions Coach Brian Fruscio makes in this conversation about Canterbury School Basketball. Playing hard is expected. Fruscio explains why truly competing, defending, rebounding, making winning plays, and executing what coaches ask can…
Developing the whole student athlete is at the center of Tara Brisson’s approach at Tilton School Basketball. After 18 years at Tilton, Brisson explains why her program focuses on helping players grow as people, students, and basketball players rather than treating development as only an on-court p…
Development through elite basketball competition is central to Austin Burnette’s philosophy at Hargrave Basketball. Austin explains why practicing against talented teammates, earning playing time, and facing strong competition can prepare players for the demands of college basketball.Austin Burnett…
Joe O’Shea, Head Coach of The Kiski School, joins us to discuss prep school basketball, reclassing, college recruiting, player development, playing time, and college placement.
Joe shares his journey from Vermont Mr. Basketball to Division I basketball at Holy Cross and Bryant, professional basketb…
Mike Foustoukos, head coach of Lawrence Academy Basketball, joins Cory Heitz to discuss reclassing, what D1 guards need, player development, college placement, and how possible NCAA eligibility changes could affect recruits.Across the conversation, Mike explains why Lawrence Academy aims to prepare…
Bryce Daley, coach at Salisbury School, shares how to get recruited for basketball, what families should know about a post grad year for basketball, and how prep school can help players prepare for college.In this episode of the PREP Athletics Podcast, we talk with Bryce about his own path from Sal…
What NBA teams look for goes beyond talent. Former Denver Nugget Bill Hanzlik joins PREP Athletics to talk about player potential, work ethic, character, and why he chose a prep school post-grad year for his son.Bill shares how defense helped him become a first-round NBA Draft pick, what young play…
Discover how multi-sport athlete prep can transform your development with Garvin McAlister, head basketball coach at Millbrook School. In this episode of PREP Athletics, Garvin shares his insights on student-athlete development tips, multi-sport training, and preparing high school athletes for succ…
Join Cory Heitz and Paul Biancardi—ESPN’s National Director of Recruiting, former D1 head coach, and a walk-on turned basketball insider—as they pull back the curtain on college basketball recruiting, player evaluation, and the intangibles that separate good players from great ones. Paul shares har…
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