ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Phil Martelli, now associate head coach at Michigan but a longtime mainstay in Philadelphia basketball, joins host D.J Allen to discuss how he's changed as a coach over time, his approach to now being part of a staff rather than head coach, and why he's made it a personal goal to "crush cancer" alongside Coaches vs. Cancer and the American Cancer Society.
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United States
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