Hoops on Scoops

WILLIAM SAULSBERY

St. Louis basketball fans have a new home for all things hoops. The newly launched podcast “Hoops on Scoops” dives deep into the city’s rich basketball culture, covering everything from local college powerhouses to St. Louis-born NBA stars. The show proudly joins the Scoops Sports Network, expanding the network’s growing lineup of locally focused sports coverage.

  1. Jul 17

    Hoops on Scoops S2 E3: St. Louis Legend Larry Hughes talks CBC, SLU and never before heard NBA Stories

    This week H.T. Sims and Will Saulsbery visited the Larry Hughes Basketball Academy for a sit down with St. Louis basketball Royalty, Mr. Larry Hughes. The three go in-depth on the LHBA and how parents and kids can get involved and learn the game the right way. Hughes then shares stories about his state Championship season at CBC with Justin Tatum and how their senior season was a take no prisoners campaign. He discussed his lone #SLU season and what it meant to represent St. Louis in the #NCAA tournament during #MarchMadness. Stories from his NBA career include the time Allen Iverson took care of Hughes' mom and little brother like they were his own, getting team card game advice from Rick Mahorn, playing with dream teamers Chris Mullin and Christian Laettner, his first free agency ending with being recruited by Michael Jordan to play alongside MJ. Hughes confirms the stories of Gilbert Arenas charging room service to his account, playoff success on a team with Lebron James, and closes by creating his unbeatable squad built from his former teammates. Where to Follow: Larry Hughes Basketball Academy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larryhughesbasketballacademy/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LarryHughesBasketballAcademy YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuXHIHtUR2PNs0DI_2l58Kw Twitter: https://x.com/LHbballacademy Follow Mr. Hughes on Twitter @thereallhughes

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St. Louis basketball fans have a new home for all things hoops. The newly launched podcast “Hoops on Scoops” dives deep into the city’s rich basketball culture, covering everything from local college powerhouses to St. Louis-born NBA stars. The show proudly joins the Scoops Sports Network, expanding the network’s growing lineup of locally focused sports coverage.