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DribblenDimes

Documenting the stories and journeys of New York Tri-State area basketball from the figures who"ve lived them. Each week we explore the careers and experiences of legends like Rod Strickland, Felipè Lopez and many more.

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1:08:18

#49: Eric "Broadway" Jones (St. Raymond H.S./Urbana...

DribblenDimes ·

2019/11/06

This Bronx, NY product has been a basketball player since he can remember. Coming up he caught whatever run he could. When it was time to decide on a High School a friend demanded he attend St. Raymond H.S. (in the Bronx) where the basketball program was better than other options he was considering. From there he would go on to play 3 seasons at St. Raymond. After his 3rd season he had a frank conversation with coach Gary DeCesare, which prompted him to transfer to Our Savior Lutheran to finish out

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1:03:43

#48: Marcus Cox (Kolbe Cathedral/UConn/UMass)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/10/30

On this episode we take our talents to Connecticut and stay true to our Tri-State intentions! We got the chance to sit with a graduate of Kolbe Cathedral H.S., where this man helped lead his team to the state chip. Born and bred in Bridgeport, he's stayed loyal to his city in both his decision to attend UConn, to play for coach Jim Calhoun, and also as a current coach/mentor via his New England Supreme basketball academy. We learn about the events that led him to transfer to UMass Amherst to play

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1:06:36

#47: Ernie Morris (Benedict College/Hoops Historian)

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2019/10/23

Our guest is by far the KING of the acronym (you'll see why when you tune in)! He was fortunate enough to play for Harlem legend Holcombe Rucker (the namesake of Harlem's famous basketball tournament/court). He coached many and was witness to some of the most prolific talents to ever come out of the NY area. Hoops fiends get ready, because you're about to tap into some tried and true oral history from a quintessential O.G. On this episode of Dribble N' Dimes we have the honor of speaking with an RND

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1:25:58

#46: Rod Strickland (NBA/DePaul Univ.)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/10/16

Our guest hails from the Bronx, NY. He attended 3 High Schools before starring at Chicago's DePaul University. Once he showed out in the NCAA he set his sights for the NBA where he had a storied 17 year professional career. Afterward he turned to coaching and worked with Kentucky head coach John Calipari for many seasons. Today he manages the professional path program established by the NBA's G-League and can be found working in the community through the Young Athletes Inc. organization. Right now

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1:27:15

#45: Coach Ron Naclerio (Cardozo H.S./St. John's...

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2019/10/09

You could say this man is a lifer. He has been both a player and (for the last 38+ years) the head coach at Queens powerhouse Cardozo H.S. His storied program has helped develop a large crop of talented men all across the basketball landscape. Players like streetball icon Rafer "Skip to my Lou" Alston, retired NBA vet Duane Causwell and current New York Knicks assistant coach Royal Ivey all credit this man with helping them grow as men and athletes. He attended St. John's where he excelled as a

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1:30:09

#44: Micah Brand (UMass/Milford Academy)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/10/02

On today's episode we feature a 4 year student athlete who graduated from the Zoo (also known as UMass to those of you not in the know). He hails from Middletown, NY and had a stellar international pro career spanning over 10 years of service. He took his talents to places like Korea, Lebanon and China. He speaks Spanish and can read Korean. A graduate of Millford Academy alum. Operator at Attack the Rim basketball academy. Today he's a newly minted assistant coach at SUNY Orange. Lacing them up

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1:25:49

#43: Roosevelt "Coach Rose 🌹" Byers (Millbank/St....

DribblenDimes ·

2019/09/25

He graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas College in Rockland County. He's been affiliated with the Dunlevy Milbank Center since he was a child and today serves as the athletic director and face of the Millbank Flyers basketball program. He's known to have had a hand in helping standouts such as Mo Bamba and several of the members of wildly popular Jelly Fam 🍇crew. You'll find this Harlemite pacing the sidelines at St. Raymond as the head coach of the Freshman squad and assistant to the Varsity team

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1:09:09

#42: Maxwell "Bingo" Cole (Bingo All Stars/Monsignor...

DribblenDimes ·

2019/09/18

He grew up in the same BX projects that raised Nate "Tiny" Archibald (Patterson Houses). He never suited up for a H.S. basketball team, but at the tender age of 18 began his coaching career. Under his watch many NYC players took flight and earned athletic scholarships to a host of recognizable collegiate programs. He's proud to have had a hand in the development of athletes at both of NY's premier AAU programs (Gauchos and Riverside). His mother nicknamed him Bingo because of her many nights

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1:23:42

#41: Kevin Hamilton Sr. (Iona College HOF/NBA Draftee)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/09/11

Our guest is in the Iona College Hall of Fame and under the late Jim Valvano helped take his Iona squads to the NCAA tournament TWICE! His genes are strong! All his offspring have played professional basketball all across the globe. This North Babylon H.S. alum and former NYIT head coach worked his tail off and was drafted by the NBA's Boston Celtics, but never had a chance to log NBA minutes due to injury. On this episode we pass the rock to Kevin Hamilton Sr. and get the story behind his

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1:43:33

#40: Terrence Rencher (Univ. of Texas/St. Raymond H.S.)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/09/04

He's known as the all time leading scorer in University of Texas history. He played professionally in the NBA and all throughout Europe. He left for the pros and over a decade later came back to UT to earn his degree. He's a St. Raymond H.S. alumi and while there took home Mr. Basketball NY honors and he's one of the prides of the Boogie Down. On Dribble N' Dimes, we kick it with Terrence Rencher. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and tell a friend! Mix & Mastering courtesy of DJ

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1:39:20

#39: Tyler Brown (St. Raymond H.S./South Carolina...

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2019/08/28

While born in BK our guest considers the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx home. "Sweet Chuck", as he was dubbed by one of his High School teammates was known as a sharp shooting walking bucket. He ran with notables like Charles Jones, Jerry McCullough and Orlando Antigua on his climb up the basketball ladder. Played for a few junior colleges, but landed at South Carolina State his senior year and helped lead his team to the big dance. He played professionally in Puerto Rico for many years, but yet

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2:32:34

#38: Steve Burtt Sr. (Iona College/NBA)

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2019/08/21

The early years were rough for our guest after losing both his parents by age 12. Thanks to a childhood friend he got down with his local Police Athletic League where he began developing his basketball skills quickly and meeting one of his life long mentors Mr. LaMarre Dyson. He played high school ball at Charles Evans Hughes before enrolling at Iona College. In his time there he became the all-time leader in total points scored. Along with his son, also an Iona product, they are one of just two

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1:18:58

#37: Henry Perez & Joe "Pasta" Cifone (We W.I.L.L....

DribblenDimes ·

2019/08/14

On this episode we explore the journeys of 2 distinguished gentlemen from the We W.I.L.L. Thru Sports Program. Our first guest was raised on the upper west side as a member of an 8 sibling family. Nothing came easy, but there was never a dull moment. He graduated from Norman Thomas H.S. and made his way to Lehman College where for the first time he walked on and played organized basketball. He flipped that into a couple of FREE99 degrees and the inspiration to one day establish his own non profit

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1:38:09

#36: Dave Cordova (DavesJoint.net)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/08/07

Standing 6 feet 9 inches this brother frequented his neighborhood courts to get his recreational hoops on. In middle school his confidence grew, not off the roundball, but with the pen after he earned an A off an essay he scribed. That confidence instilled by his teacher sparked a curiosity in him that years later resulted in the creation of his own hoops site called DavesJoint.net. A walking high school hoops encyclopedia, he'll give you the low down and recent highlights of most standouts

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#35: Dave Schnur (COO of SLAM Media, Inc)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/07/31

At an early age our guest recalls immersing himself in basketball thru the pages of SLAM magazine. In parallel he became more dedicated to honing his skills in the park. He peaked early and by the end of his middle school years so too came the slow down of his serious on court exploits. He never let up on his hoops fanaticism. He revered NBA icons like Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant and so on, never missing a beat on all things Basketball culture. As luck would have it he found his way into Harris

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1:19:32

#34: Daniel Artest (Queensbridge Houses)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/07/24

As a young'n this Queensbridge product ran tournaments in his neighborhood park using the spaces in-between the monkey bars as baskets. A raw talent he grew and developed into a low post barbarian, unstoppable in his pursuit of wiping the glass clean and getting his text book put backs. The bulk of his playing days were spent on the streetball circuit where he earned the nickname "Da Guardian". When his brother made it to the league, the family headed west to the great state of Indiana, where he

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1:16:23

#33 - Rich Kosik (pt. 2)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/07/17

Hope you enjoyed listening to part 1 (a.k.a. Episode 32) w/ Rich Kosik. On this episode Rich returns with part 2 and tells us stories of his time with ABCD camp, breaks down the history of the program and much more. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and tell a friend. Mix & Mastering courtesy of DJ Trends (https://soundcloud.com/djtrends) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast:

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1:34:53

#32 - Rich Kosik (pt. 1)

DribblenDimes ·

2019/07/10

This Astoria Queens native grew up playing all sorts of sports up and down his block. Self admittedly he wasn't the best basketball player, but his defensive prowess got him court time at his neighborhood Boys & Girls club. He attended Rice high school and though he tried out annually, he never made the hoops team. He spent years working with the youth giving them opportunities to engage in basketball and utilize it as a tool to further themselves through vehicles like the PSAL and his Game Plan

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1:45:01

#31 - Charlton Clarke (former player Univ. of...

DribblenDimes ·

2019/07/03

Straight out of the Boogie Down our guest was taught to dribble by one of the most unlikely teachers, his slightly older Greek neighbor. This self proclaimed fire escape All-American, would adjust the height of his building fire escape ladder to accommodate his shooting stroke and dunk game. At age 11 he was invited by neighborhood homie Orlando Antigua to try out for the Gauchos. He arrived late, missing the age appropriate try-out. With little choice left he ran with the much bigger 16 year olds

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1:43:44

#30 - Jarrett T. Lockhart (former player Univ. of...

DribblenDimes ·

2019/06/26

The son of a former NBA draftee, this Sweden born Bronxite established a reputation for himself as a fierce hoops competitor throughout NYC. His stock rose quickly and as a result he became the youngest player ever to attend one of the more prestigious basketball staples.. ABCD camp. When it came time, he picked Puff Daddy's Alma Mater (Mount St. Michael H.S.) as his primary training ground toward the elevation his game. His relationship with former NBA player Mark Blount made his decision to

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