by Adam Peek
Talking Utah HS Hoops! <br/><br/><a href="https://www.utahbasketball.net?utm_medium=podcast">www.utahbasketball.net</a>
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March 18, 2025
<p>Coach John Scott is taking players to the Pacific Northwest to play against college players in front of college coaches. </p><p>If you’re an unsigned senior and feel like college coaches are sleeping on you, it’s time to prove it. Details below or go to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.basketballdoctor.net">www.basketballdoctor.net </a></p><p>Notable Quotes:</p><p>* "A contact is not a contract when it comes to college coaches."</p><p>* "It’s never about the size of the student's school; it's always about the size of the student's abilities."</p><p>* "Drill work will make the dream work. Go to work."</p><p>* "Negativity never ends positively."</p><p>* "The average recruiting budget is a thousand to two thousand dollars a year to find athletes nationwide."</p><p>Resources:</p><p>* <strong>Basketball Doctor Website:</strong> <a target="_blank" href="http://basketballdoctor.net/">basketballdoctor.net</a></p><p>* <strong>Coach John Scott Contact Number:</strong> 801-550-9131</p><p>About the Guest(s):</p><p>Coach John Scott is a renowned basketball coach with experience at every level from high school to professional leagues. He is devoted to fostering opportunities for Utah basketball players seeking to compete at advanced levels. Known for his deep understanding of basketball and his strong advocate role, Coach Scott has also contributed significantly to the basketball community through authoring numerous books and training young athletes. His upcoming venture is the Northwest Basketball Recruiting Tour, designed to place talent in front of college coaches and open doors for sports careers.</p><p>Episode Summary:</p><p>In this engaging episode of the Utah High School Hoops Podcast, host Adam Peek is joined by the esteemed Coach John Scott. They embark on a journey into the world of Utah basketball, focusing on the broad spectrum of opportunities for upcoming athletes. The conversation kicks off with Coach Scott's insights into his extensive coaching career and his dedication to guiding young players toward achieving their basketball dreams. It’s a compelling narrative filled with invaluable advice for parents and athletes navigating the complexities of college recruitment.</p><p>Listeners will discover the intricacies of the Northwest Basketball Recruiting Tour, an event that promises Utah players exposure to a multitude of college coaches. Coach Scott shares details about the challenges players face within the Utah system and explains the strategies parents and players can adopt to maximize recruiting opportunities. Packed with insights on effective gameplay strategies, the episode highlights the importance of determination and skill development in achieving athletic success. Learn from Coach Scott's wealth of experience and get inspired by real-life success stories that underscore the potential in Utah’s young athletes.</p><p>Key Takeaways:</p><p>* <strong>Exposure is Key:</strong> The Northwest Basketball Recruiting Tour is essential for Utah players to gain visibility with college coaches, particularly those who may not have the budget to travel extensively.</p><p>* <strong>Basketball as a Vehicle:</strong> For Scott, basketball is more than a sport—it's a means to touch lives, fostering personal growth and career development for youth.</p><p>* <strong>Recruitment Realities:</strong> A contact does not equal a contract; aspiring players must be proactive and strategic in getting in front of the right coaches.</p><p>* <strong>Skill Development:</strong> Focusing on core skills and game strategies is crucial for standing out to recruiters.</p><p>* <strong>Positive Attitude and Effort:</strong> Maintaining a positive demeanor and demonstrating effort on the court are essential qualities for any player looking to advance.</p><p>Tune into the full episode to glean more wisdom from Coach Scott and uncover the paths that could lead to basketball and educational success. Stay subscribed for more insights and episodes from the Utah High School Hoops Podcast.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://www.utahbasketball.net?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1">www.utahbasketball.net</a>
February 13, 2025
<p>Join AJ and I on Sunday nights on IG to hear us discuss the happenings in Utah HS Hoops</p><p><a target="_blank" href="https://www.instagram.com/utah_ballerz/">Follow @utahballerz on IG</a> </p><p><a target="_blank" href="https://www.instagram.com/eadampeek/">Connect with me on IG as well</a></p><p>Here are some show notes from Deciphr.ai</p><p>About the Guest(s):</p><p><strong>Coach Beh</strong> - Head coach of the Murray High School Spartans basketball team. Coach <strong>Beh</strong> has successfully guided his team through a season marked by challenges, including navigating player injuries and maintaining a competitive spirit. His commitment to fostering player development and emphasizing team unity is evident in his coaching style.</p><p>Episode Summary:</p><p>In this exciting episode of "Sunday Night Ballerz," hosts Adam Peek and AJ Jackson delve into the dynamic landscape of high school basketball with a special focus on the Utah 5A and 6A basketball tournaments. They kick off the episode with a lively discussion about the recent Super Bowl, their preferred picks between Eagles and the Chiefs, and the unexpected boredom faced during the game, setting a casual yet enthusiastic tone for what's to come.</p><p>As the episode progresses, the hosts tackle the contentious incident during the Orem vs. Timpview high school game, providing detailed analysis of the altercation, its consequences, and the need for accountability in high school sports. With the Utah High School Athletic Association's expected suspension decisions looming, Adam and B dissect the situation and underline the broader implications for team dynamics and sportsmanship.</p><p>Key Takeaways:</p><p>* The importance of handling player injuries strategically, as demonstrated by Coach <strong>Beh</strong> with the Murray Spartans, to maintain team performance and depth.</p><p>* Insights into keeping a high school team focused on one game at a time to avoid being caught off-guard by opponents.</p><p>* A thorough breakdown of the high school basketball scene in Utah, highlighting the challenges and key matchups in both 5A and 6A tournaments.</p><p>* Commentary on the unfortunate altercation during the Orem vs. Timpview game, emphasizing the crucial role of maintaining discipline and accountability in sports.</p><p>* Predictive discussions on potential trends and outcomes in the Utah High School Athletic Association's state tournaments.</p><p>Notable Quotes:</p><p>* "We've got some Jimmies and Joes, you know, so we got guys that can play." - Coach <strong>Beh</strong></p><p>* "Players win games, you know, and that's kind of what they've been doing." - Coach <strong>Beh</strong></p><p>* "We're a defensive team, and we got guys that can score." - Coach <strong>Beh</strong></p><p>* "You invite more chaos onto the floor, so the officials and the coaches and the players on the court, you would hope, are able to step in and be peacemakers." - B</p><p>* "If you're going to instigate a fight, there's going to be consequences." - B</p><p>Resources:</p><p>* <a target="_blank" href="http://www.murrayspartans.org/">Murray High School Athletics</a></p><p>* Utah High School Athletic Association (UHSAA) Official Website: <a target="_blank" href="http://www.uhsaa.org/">www.uhsaa.org</a></p><p>* Wasatch Academy Basketball Program: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.wasatchacademy.org/">Wasatch Academy Athletics</a></p><p>Dive into this episode for insightful commentary on high school sports dynamics and the preparations and prospective outcomes for the Utah High School Basketball tournaments. Stay tuned for more in-depth analyses and engaging discussions on "Sunday Night Ballerz."</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://www.utahbasketball.net?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1">www.utahbasketball.net</a>
February 10, 2025
<p>About the Guest(s):</p><p><strong>Marquis Jones</strong> is a dedicated basketball coach and director focused on youth development within the sport. Graduating from Clearfield High School in Utah in 2014, Marquis played collegiate basketball at Iowa Wesleyan, where he experienced the tight-knit community of a small-town college. He began his coaching career at Clearfield High before moving on to roles with Weber State's women's team and University of Alaska Fairbanks. Returning to Utah, Marquis contributes to the Layton Christian Academy’s basketball program and leads Pro Skills Basketball (PSB) in Utah, emphasizing the growth of youth in basketball.</p><p>Episode Summary:</p><p>Join host Adam Peek as he sits down with Marquis Jones, an influential figure in youth basketball development, to discuss the evolution and impact of basketball at junior levels in the Utah High School Hoops Podcast. This engaging episode delves into Marquis’s journey through coaching and his connection with Pro Skills Basketball, where he aims to revolutionize youth training by focusing more on skill and character building rather than just winning games.</p><p>In this conversation, the duo explores the impact of European-style basketball training and its benefits for young athletes. They also discuss how Pro Skills Basketball is creating new opportunities for young players in Utah by ensuring a developmental approach that emphasizes quality over quantity in competitive play. Marquis shares insights on managing a non-traditional basketball career path and the significance of mental and skill development over short-term victories in youth sports.</p><p>Key Takeaways:</p><p>* Marquis Jones emphasizes the importance of a developmental focus in basketball, prioritizing skill and character building over the need to win games.</p><p>* Pro Skills Basketball aims to implement a European-style training methodology that addresses the technical and psychological growth of young athletes.</p><p>* The new PSB branch in Utah offers opportunities for players from fourth to eleventh grade, providing them with vital skills to succeed in high school basketball and beyond.</p><p>* Marquis brings extensive experience from coaching at both high school and college levels, enriching his approach to youth basketball development.</p><p>* The PSB program stands out for its mission to transform the culture of AAU and youth basketball, offering a sustainable and comprehensive training environment.</p><p>Notable Quotes:</p><p>* "Basketball is a conduit for so many things that you're going to have when the basketball stops dribbling." – Marquis Jones</p><p>* "My job is to make sure that your kid has the skills to be able to confidently try out for their high school basketball team." – Adam Peek</p><p>* "Why limit yourself? That was a big reason why I ended up out there." – Marquis Jones on choosing non-traditional paths.</p><p>* "It's more about getting them the quality reps. Sometimes, when you go to tournament after tournament, you're traveling all over." – Marquis Jones</p><p>* "Keep the main thing the main thing which is helping kids in whatever endeavors that they want to do." – Marquis Jones</p><p>Resources:</p><p>* <strong>Pro Skills Basketball, Salt Lake City</strong>: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.instagram.com/psbsaltlakecity/">Instagram</a>, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.facebook.com/psbsaltlake">Facebook</a></p><p>* Layton Christian Academy</p><p>* Iowa Wesleyan University</p><p>* Weber State University</p><p>* University of Alaska Fairbanks</p><p>Explore how Marquis Jones and his initiatives at PSB are reshaping the youth basketball landscape, ensuring players not only become better athletes but also well-rounded individuals. Tune in to the full episode for an in-depth understanding and stay connected for more insightful episodes from the Utah High School Hoops Podcast.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://www.utahbasketball.net?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1">www.utahbasketball.net</a>
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