Triple J Sports Podcast

Triple J Studios, Phil Rasmussen

The Triple J Sports Podcast features honest, entertaining conversations with athletes, coaches and leaders about sports, leadership, adversity and the experiences that shape a winning mentality for life. Hosted by former Division I athlete and coach Phil Rasmussen, each episode goes beyond the scoreboard to uncover the stories, lessons and relationships behind the journey.

  1. Aug 25

    Melvin Ely: Accountability, Loss & Rebuilding After the NBA | TJSP E33 | S3

    Melvin Ely returns for the final chapter of his three-part conversation with former Fresno State teammate and Triple J Sports Podcast host Phil Rasmussen. In Episode 33 of the Triple J Sports Podcast, Melvin opens up about the end of his nine-year NBA career, learning to live without the recognition that came with professional basketball and adjusting to marriage, family life and a new identity away from the game. Melvin also directly addresses his involvement in the NBA health care fraud case, the mistakes he made, the consequences he continues to face and what accountability means to him today. The conversation explores the loss of his mother and brother, reaching rock bottom, seeking therapy and finding the willingness to ask for help. Melvin shares the difficulty of repeatedly hearing “no” while trying to rebuild his professional life and move forward after becoming a convicted felon. He also discusses losing more than 100 pounds, his favorite NBA memories, why former players should stop measuring their careers against one another and the humility he gained while working at Frito-Lay. This is an honest conversation about mistakes, grief, mental health, accountability, rebuilding and learning to move forward without chasing the life or recognition you once had. In this episode: 🏀 The end of Melvin’s NBA career 👏 Learning to live without the applause 💍 Marriage and adjusting to life after basketball ⚖️ His involvement in the NBA health care fraud case 💔 Losing his mother and brother 🧠 Seeking help and beginning therapy 🚪 Hearing “no” more than 30 times after the case 💪 Losing more than 100 pounds ⭐ Memories involving JR Smith, Shaq, Kevin Garnett and Tim Duncan 🤝 Why former NBA players should stop comparing careers 🚶 Walking forward instead of chasing the past 🥔 Working at Frito-Lay and learning humility 🎮 Melvin’s “Come Play With Us” gaming project This is Episode 33 of the Triple J Sports Podcast and Part 3 of a three-part conversation with Melvin Ely. Part 1 follows Melvin’s childhood in Harvey, Illinois, his rise through the national basketball ranks, playing for Coach Jerry Tarkanian and developing into an NBA first-round draft pick at Fresno State. Part 2 covers his NBA Draft experience and nine-year professional journey through the Los Angeles Clippers, Charlotte Bobcats, San Antonio Spurs, New Orleans Hornets and Denver Nuggets. Part 3 examines life after basketball, accountability, loss, therapy, physical transformation, humility and determining what comes next. WATCH THE COMPLETE MELVIN ELY SERIES Part 1: https://youtu.be/_j4WlAqstJE Part 2: https://youtu.be/YBEgGH-0RPA Part 3: This episode Complete podcast playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE-3ZEh4TpBk CHAPTERS 00:00 Melvin on Accountability — Preview 02:51 Episode Introduction 08:28 The End of His NBA Career 11:44 Living Without the Applause 17:03 Coming Home — Marriage and Adjusting to Civilian Life 25:12 The NBA Health Care Fraud Case 32:17 Losing His Mom and Brother — Rock Bottom 36:16 Seeking Help and Therapy 59:11 Hearing “No” More Than 30 Times 1:05:38 Weight-Loss Journey — 360 to 255 Pounds 1:14:17 Best NBA Memories — JR Smith, Shaq, KG and Tim Duncan 1:24:03 NBA Brothers — Stop Measuring Careers Against Each Other 1:30:20 What’s Next — Walking Forward, Not Chasing 1:34:00 Working at Frito-Lay and Lessons in Humility 1:38:21 “Come Play With Us” — Melvin’s Gaming Project and Sign-Off Subscribe and turn on notifications for more honest conversations with athletes, coaches and leaders on the Triple J Sports Podcast. WATCH AND LISTEN YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TripleJ-Studios Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/triple-j-sports-podcast/id1816347722 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/64uwapfE1cgkO8tjF9bKfm SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/triplejstudios Follow Triple J Studios across every platform: https://linktr.ee/triplej.studios FOLLOW TRIPLE J STUDIOS Instagram: https://www.in

  2. Aug 18

    Melvin Ely: Draft Night, Donald Sterling, Coach Pop & Nine Years in the NBA | TJSP E32 | S3

    Melvin Ely returns for Part 2 of his three-part conversation with former Fresno State teammate and Triple J Sports Podcast host Phil Rasmussen. In Episode 32 of the Triple J Sports Podcast, Melvin takes us inside his nine-year NBA career—from the emotions of NBA Draft night and joining the Donald Sterling-era Los Angeles Clippers to the teams, coaches, teammates and experiences that shaped his professional journey. Melvin discusses the dysfunction surrounding the Clippers during that period, the team’s facilities and culture, and what it was like beginning his NBA career in Los Angeles. He also reflects on moving to the Charlotte Bobcats, playing for Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs, experiencing the culture of the New Orleans Hornets and finishing his NBA journey with the Denver Nuggets. The conversation includes Melvin’s perspective on George Karl, Carmelo Anthony, supporting your coach, navigating NBA team culture and how social media and podcasting have changed the way former players discuss the game. In this episode: 🏀 The emotions and uncertainty of NBA Draft night 🎙️ Stories from the Donald Sterling-era Clippers ⛹️ Beginning his career with the Los Angeles Clippers 🏟️ Clippers dysfunction, facilities and team culture 🐱 Moving to the Charlotte Bobcats 🏆 Playing for Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs ⚜️ The New Orleans Hornets and their team culture ⛰️ Joining the Denver Nuggets 🔥 Carmelo Anthony and George Karl 🤝 Supporting your coach within NBA culture 📱 Social media, podcasting and respecting the game This is Episode 32 of the Triple J Sports Podcast and Part 2 of a three-part conversation with Melvin Ely. Part 1 follows Melvin’s childhood in Harvey, Illinois, his rise through the national basketball ranks, playing for Coach Jerry Tarkanian and developing into an NBA first-round draft pick at Fresno State. Part 2 covers his NBA Draft experience and nine-year professional journey through the Los Angeles Clippers, Charlotte Bobcats, San Antonio Spurs, New Orleans Hornets and Denver Nuggets. Part 3 explores life after basketball, accountability, loss, therapy, rebuilding his health and determining what comes next. WATCH THE COMPLETE MELVIN ELY SERIES Part 1: https://youtu.be/_j4WlAqstJE Part 2: This episode Part 3: https://youtu.be/rtV8iGPnF9E Complete podcast playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE-3ZEh4TpBk CHAPTERS 00:00 Donald Sterling Stories 02:06 Part 2 Introduction 03:29 NBA Draft Night Story 07:45 Donald Sterling-Era Clippers 08:09 Joining the Los Angeles Clippers 18:44 Clippers Dysfunction and Facilities 25:36 Moving to the Charlotte Bobcats 28:40 Playing for the San Antonio Spurs and Coach Pop 33:04 New Orleans Hornets and Team Culture 37:03 Denver Nuggets and George Karl 43:29 Carmelo Anthony vs. George Karl 46:58 Backing Your Coach and NBA Culture 49:19 Social Media, Podcasting and Respecting the Game Subscribe and turn on notifications for more honest conversations with athletes, coaches and leaders on the Triple J Sports Podcast. WATCH AND LISTEN YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TripleJ-Studios Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/triple-j-sports-podcast/id1816347722 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/64uwapfE1cgkO8tjF9bKfm SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/triplejstudios Follow Triple J Studios across every platform: https://linktr.ee/triplej.studios FOLLOW TRIPLE J STUDIOS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triplej.studios/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@triplejstudios Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560886028712 X: https://x.com/TripleJ_Studios Threads: https://www.threads.com/@triplej.studios Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/triplejstudios.bsky.social LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/triplejstudios/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/triplej_studios/ #TripleJSportsPodcast #TripleJStudios #MelvinEly #NBA

  3. Aug 11

    Melvin Ely: Coach Tark, Fresno State & Becoming an NBA Prospect | TJSP E31 | S3

    Melvin Ely joins his former Fresno State teammate Phil Rasmussen for Part 1 of an honest three-part conversation about growing up in Harvey, Illinois, becoming one of the nation’s top basketball prospects, playing for Coach Jerry Tarkanian and developing into an NBA first-round draft pick. In the Season 3 premiere of the Triple J Sports Podcast, Melvin reflects on his family, childhood, early development and the experiences that helped shape his confidence and competitive mindset. Melvin and Phil revisit his rise through the basketball ranks, attending the legendary ABCD Camp alongside Tracy McGrady, being recruited to Fresno State, adjusting to college basketball and learning within the culture Coach Tark created. They also discuss the modern realities of NIL and the transfer portal, Melvin’s senior season, believing in yourself when the odds appear stacked against you and Fresno State’s emotional trip to New York following the September 11 attacks. In this episode: 🏀 Growing up in Harvey, Illinois 👨‍👩‍👦 Melvin’s family, siblings and early influences 🔥 Rising through the national basketball rankings ⭐ Attending ABCD Camp with Tracy McGrady 🐾 Being recruited to Fresno State by Coach Jerry Tarkanian 🎯 Fresno State basketball culture and expectations 💪 Developing confidence and believing against the odds 🗽 September 11 and Fresno State’s NIT trip to New York 💰 NIL, transfers and advice for today’s young athletes This is Part 1 of a three-part conversation with Melvin Ely. Part 2 follows Melvin’s nine-year NBA career, beginning with the Los Angeles Clippers and continuing through the teams, coaches, teammates and experiences that defined his professional journey. Part 3 explores his life after the NBA, the mistakes that led to his involvement in the NBA healthcare fraud case, the consequences he faced and the lessons he has learned through accountability and reflection. WATCH THE COMPLETE MELVIN ELY SERIES Part 1: This episode Part 2: https://youtu.be/YBEgGH-0RPA Part 3: https://youtu.be/rtV8iGPnF9E Complete podcast playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE-3ZEh4TpBk CHAPTERS 00:00 Coach Tark Recruiting Story Preview 01:40 Season 3 Intro 02:23 Guest Introduction — Melvin Ely 05:26 Growing Up in Harvey, Illinois 13:44 Family and Siblings 19:14 Rising Through the Ranks — ABCD Camp and Tracy McGrady 25:58 Coach Tark’s Legacy and Culture at Fresno 30:14 NIL, Transfers and Advice to Younger Players 35:17 Arriving at Fresno State 36:28 Fresno State Stories 47:23 Melvin Ely’s Senior Season 1:14:01 Believing in Yourself Against All Odds 1:20:54 September 11 and the New York Preseason NIT Trip Subscribe and turn on notifications for more honest conversations with athletes, coaches and leaders on the Triple J Sports Podcast. WATCH AND LISTEN YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TripleJ-Studios Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/triple-j-sports-podcast/id1816347722 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/64uwapfE1cgkO8tjF9bKfm SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/triplejstudios Follow Triple J Studios across every platform: https://linktr.ee/triplej.studios FOLLOW TRIPLE J STUDIOS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triplej.studios/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@triplejstudios Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560886028712 X: https://x.com/TripleJ_Studios Threads: https://www.threads.com/@triplej.studios Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/triplejstudios.bsky.social LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/triplejstudios/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/triplej_studios/ #TripleJSportsPodcast #TripleJStudios #MelvinEly #FresnoStateBasketball

  4. May 25

    Scott Marsh | Season 2, Episode 19 | Triple J Sports Podcast

    Triple J Sports Podcast – Episode 19 🎙️ Featuring Scott Marsh Host Phil Rasmussen is joined by longtime broadcaster and media veteran Scott Marsh, the voice behind more than 1,500 UC Davis games, for a deep dive into sports media, college athletics, and the evolving landscape of the game. Scott shares his unconventional path into broadcasting, from volunteering at a college radio station to becoming one of the most recognizable voices in Aggie athletics. He reflects on the full-circle moments in his career, the preparation behind the microphone, and why the energy of live sports never gets old. The conversation explores: • The craft of sports broadcasting and what separates great play-by-play voices • Building long-term relationships with teams, coaches, and athletic departments • The evolution of college athletics in the NIL and transfer portal era • What makes successful coaches and programs stand out today • The balance between development, opportunity, and business in modern sports Phil and Scott also dive into Sacramento Kings history, from the electric Arco Arena days to the ongoing challenge of building consistency in a small market, and what those moments meant to the city and its fans. This episode is a behind-the-scenes look at sports through the lens of someone who’s lived it from the microphone, blending storytelling, insight, and a deep appreciation for the people who make the game what it is.

    Scott Marsh | Season 2, Episode 19 | Triple J Sports Podcast
  5. May 11

    Bennett Davison and Quynn Tebbs | Season 2, Episode 18 | Triple J Sports Podcast

    Season 2, Episode 18 | The Triple J Sports Podcast 🎙️ Host Phil Rasmussen is joined by returning co-host Bennett Davison and special guest Quinn Tebbs, a guard on the legendary 1997 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament championship team, for a powerful and reflective deep dive into one of college basketball’s most unique title runs. Quinn shares his unconventional journey to Arizona, growing up in Salt Lake City and being discovered by Hall of Fame coach Lute Olson at an AAU tournament. After committing, he stepped away from basketball for two years to serve a mission, returning to the game and redshirting while battling every day in practice against future NBA talent like Mike Bibby, Jason Terry, Miles Simon, and Michael Dickerson. The group revisits the ups and downs of that Arizona season, an inconsistent regular year that turned into an unforgettable tournament run. From surreal moments like witnessing Vince Carter’s iconic play in person, to visiting the practice facility of the Chicago Bulls and being around Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Phil Jackson, the episode is packed with behind-the-scenes stories that bring the era to life. They also break down what made that team so special, a roster full of elite talent that bought into roles, a locker room built on humility and competitiveness, and a coaching style from Lute Olson that created both structure and freedom. The group reflects on why Arizona’s historic run, beating three No. 1 seeds, still doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. Quinn also opens up about the personal side of his journey, the difficult decision to leave Arizona for Weber State amid family health challenges and personal hardship, and how that chapter shaped the rest of his life. From there, he shares his path into business, building a successful insurance company with his brothers, raising a family, and the full-circle moment at the 2025 Final Four when the impact of the ‘97 team truly hit him. This week we dive into: 🏀 Quinn Tebbs’ unique path to Arizona and mission journey 🔥 Practicing against future NBA stars every day 🎯 The highs, lows, and underdog mentality of the ‘97 season 👀 Behind-the-scenes stories from the tournament run 🐐 Encounters with Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls 🧠 Lute Olson’s leadership and team culture 💬 Life after basketball, adversity, and perspective This episode is a mix of nostalgia, honesty, and perspective, a deeper look at the people, moments, and mindset behind one of the most remarkable championship runs in college basketball history. 📢 Listen, subscribe, and stay tuned for more great conversations each week on the Triple J Sports Podcast! Chapters: 00:00:00 Intro & Episode Overview 00:02:01 Introducing Quinn Tebs 00:03:40 Quinn’s Background: Growing Up in Utah 00:06:22 Getting Recruited by Lute Olson 00:07:48 Serving a Mission & The Adjustment Back 00:09:37 Arriving at Arizona: Competing in Practice 00:15:35 Preseason, Team Chemistry & Finding His Role 00:21:05 How Good Were They? Reading the Regular Season 00:24:01 Memorable Moments: Vince Carter, MJ & Meeting Legends 00:31:26 What Made That Team Special: Lute Olson’s Coaching Philosophy 00:42:29 The Tournament Run & Legacy of the 1997 Championship 00:47:49 Reflecting on the Championship: What It Meant 00:54:56 Leaving Arizona & Finishing at Weber State 01:00:37 Life After Basketball: Family, Business & Gratitude

    Bennett Davison and Quynn Tebbs | Season 2, Episode 18 | Triple J Sports Podcast
  6. Apr 6

    Bennett Davison and AJ Bramlett | Season 2, Episode 17 | Triple J Sports Podcast

    Season 2, Episode 17 | The Triple J Sports Podcast 🎙️ Host Phil Rasmussen continues the deep dive into the legendary 1997 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, welcoming back Bennett Davison and introducing his frontcourt teammate A. J. Bramlett, a key contributor on that championship team who went on to become an All-Pac-10 player and an NBA Draft pick. The conversation opens with reflections on today’s Arizona program under Tommy Lloyd, as AJ and Bennett draw comparisons between the current team and the culture built under Lute Olson during their era. From there, they rewind to their own journey, being thrown into the fire as young bigs, battling in practice against NBA-level talent, and developing through long hours in the gym with coaches like Phil Johnson. They share how their off-court friendship helped shape the identity and chemistry of a team that would go on to make history. The episode walks through the full tournament run, from early scares against South Alabama and College of Charleston to the turning point win over Kansas that gave the team unshakable confidence. Along the way, they revisit unforgettable moments: Miles Simon’s leadership, Biggie’s “Hypnotize” echoing through the hotel, and the presence of Arizona legends like Sean Elliott and Steve Kerr before the championship game. They also reflect on the title game itself against Kentucky, including AJ’s battle with foul trouble and the clutch free throws from Donelle Harris that sealed the win in overtime. The conversation closes with stories from the celebration, from a quiet late-night search for food to a massive homecoming in Tucson, and a reminder that nearly 30 years later, the bond between teammates remains just as strong. This week we dive into: 🏀 Reflections on today’s Arizona program vs. the ‘97 team 💪 Development, adversity, and earning a role as young players 🔥 Behind-the-scenes moments from the championship run 🎯 The turning point games and rise in team confidence 🏆 Final Four and title game memories 🤝 Brotherhood, chemistry, and lifelong friendships It’s a nostalgic, story-filled episode that captures the heart of a championship team, and the relationships that made it special. 📢 Listen, subscribe, and stay tuned for more great conversations each week on the Triple J Sports Podcast! Chapters 00:00:00 – Intro & AJ Bramlett Introduction 00:02:55 – Welcome Back + Current Arizona Team Talk 00:15:41 – Freshman Year, Development & Team Chemistry 00:21:22 – The Tournament Run Begins 00:24:33 – Advancing Through the Bracket 00:42:57 – Final Four, Championship Game & Celebration

    Bennett Davison and AJ Bramlett | Season 2, Episode 17 | Triple J Sports Podcast
  7. Mar 23

    Bennett Davison and Josh Pastner | Season 2, Episode 16 | Triple J Sports Podcast

    Season 2, Episode 16 | The Triple J Sports Podcast 🎙️ This week, host Phil Rasmussen sits down with former Arizona Wildcats teammates Bennett Davison and Josh Paster for a deep dive into one of the most memorable championship runs in college basketball history. Looking back on the 1997 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, the conversation unpacks what made that Arizona team so unique, from the “unsung heroes” who did the dirty work to the defining moments that turned a talented group into champions. Josh highlights Bennett and A. J. Bramlett as the team’s “offensive linemen,” setting the tone for a group built on toughness, sacrifice, and trust. Phil, Bennett, and Josh walk through the ups and downs of that season, including the challenges of reintegrating Miles Simon, the selfless decision by Jason Terry to come off the bench, and the tension the team faced heading into the tournament after late-season losses. From there, the story turns into one of the most improbable runs ever: a comeback against South Alabama that sparked everything, followed by wins over three #1 seeds, Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball, North Carolina Tar Heels men’s basketball, and Kentucky Wildcats men’s basketball, a feat that still stands alone. The episode revisits key moments along the way, including Mike Bibby’s impact as a freshman, clutch plays against North Carolina in Dean Smith’s final game, and the free throws that sealed the championship in overtime. The conversation wraps with an honest look at today’s college basketball landscape, as Bennett and Josh reflect on the transfer portal, NIL, and how much the game, and team-building, has changed since their time. This week we dive into: 🏀 The full story behind Arizona’s 1997 championship run 💪 The role of unsung players and doing the “dirty work” 🔄 Team chemistry, sacrifice, and pivotal locker room moments 🔥 The historic run through three #1 seeds 🎯 Clutch plays, coaching moments, and defining performances 📊 How college basketball has changed in the NIL and transfer portal era It’s a detailed, behind-the-scenes look at a championship team, and a conversation about what it takes to build something truly special, then and now. 📢 Listen, subscribe, and stay tuned for more great conversations each week on the Triple J Sports Podcast! Chapters Intro & Guest Introductions — 0:00 The 1997 Arizona Team: Roles & Unsung Heroes — 5:29 Miles Simon Returns & Team Chemistry — 14:32 End of Regular Season & Selection Sunday Tension — 15:34 NCAA Tournament: South Alabama & College of Charleston — 18:48 Sweet 16: Beating #1 Kansas — 29:52 Elite 8: Providence & the Final Four Push — 39:43 Final Four: Taking Down Dean Smith’s North Carolina — 42:31 National Championship vs. Kentucky — 45:14 Coaching Today: NIL, the Transfer Portal & What Needs to Change — 55:36

    Bennett Davison and Josh Pastner | Season 2, Episode 16 | Triple J Sports Podcast
  8. Mar 9

    Terrance Roberson | Season 2, Episode 15 | Triple J Sports Podcast

    Season 2, Episode 15 | The Triple J Sports Podcast 🎙️ This week, host Phil Rasmussen sits down with former Fresno State standout Terrance Roberson for a wide-ranging conversation about his basketball journey, the players and coaches who shaped it, and the lessons he’s carried with him long after his playing days. Terrance reflects on his early life and the moment basketball began to take off for him, including a late growth spurt that helped elevate his high school career and put him on the radar of elite programs. He shares stories from competing against top talent at events like Nike Camp and what it was like playing alongside future NBA legends like Kevin Garnett. The conversation also dives into Terrance’s time at Fresno State under legendary coach Jerry Tarkanian, the team dynamics that defined those Bulldog squads, and memorable moments with teammates like Larry Abney and Chris Herron. Along the way, Terrance recounts experiences around the game’s most unique environments, including encounters with streetball legend Skip to My Lou at Rucker Park. Phil and Terrance also talk about confidence, developing a playing style, chasing NBA dreams, and the realities of the draft process. From there, Terrance shares stories from his professional career overseas, the challenges and adventures of international basketball, and the transition into life after the game. Today, Terrance is focused on mentoring and working with young athletes, helping the next generation navigate the same journey he once experienced. This week we dive into: 🏀 Terrance’s early basketball journey and high school rise 📈 Competing against elite talent and Nike Camp experiences 🔥 Playing alongside Kevin Garnett and other future pros 🎓 Fresno State memories and playing for Coach Tarkanian 😂 Stories about Chris Herron, Larry Abney, and teammates 🌍 Overseas basketball adventures and career lessons 👟 Streetball culture and encounters at Rucker Park 👨‍🏫 Life after basketball and working with young athletes It’s a story-filled conversation about growth, perseverance, and the many paths basketball can take you on. 📢 Listen, subscribe, and stay tuned for more great conversations each week on the Triple J Sports Podcast! Chapters 00:00:00 - Introduction & Opening 00:06:27 - Early Life & Basketball Beginnings 00:08:11 - High School Career & Growth Spurt 00:11:27 - Elite Competition & Nike Camp 00:13:49 - Playing with Kevin Garnett 00:16:58 - Recruiting & Meeting Coach Tark 00:22:21 - Coming to Fresno State 00:26:04 - College Career & Team Dynamics 00:32:08 - Playing with Larry Abney 00:33:54 - Chris Herron Stories 00:36:30 - Skip to My Lou & Rucker Park 00:41:20 - Confidence & Playing Style 00:44:19 - NBA Dreams & Draft Process 00:48:22 - Playing for Coach Tarkanian 00:57:00 - Overseas Career Begins 01:00:51 - International Adventures & Challenges 01:04:33 - Life After Basketball 01:09:19 - Working with Youth & Future Plans 01:12:12 - Closing & Wrap Up

    Terrance Roberson | Season 2, Episode 15 | Triple J Sports Podcast

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The Triple J Sports Podcast features honest, entertaining conversations with athletes, coaches and leaders about sports, leadership, adversity and the experiences that shape a winning mentality for life. Hosted by former Division I athlete and coach Phil Rasmussen, each episode goes beyond the scoreboard to uncover the stories, lessons and relationships behind the journey.