The Shooter"s Corner Podcast

In this episode of The Shooter’s Corner Podcast, we sit down with Illinois basketball legend Kiwane Garris for a deep dive into his unforgettable journey. From his rise as one of the most electric guards in Illini history to classic Big Ten battles, locker room stories, and the moments fans never got to hear — Kiwane keeps it real, raw, and unfiltered.If you’re a fan of Illinois hoops, Chicago basketball, or 90s college basketball greatness, this episode is a must-listen.

🎙️ Episode: Mike Robinson Jr. — From Peoria to Purdue and BeyondIn this powerful and nostalgic episode of The Shooter’s Corner Podcast, we sit down with Mike Robinson Jr., a true Peoria basketball legend whose game and grit left a mark from Richwoods High School all the way to the Big Ten and beyond.Mike opens up about growing up in a competitive basketball family, the lessons learned on the courts of Peoria, and the unforgettable moments of squaring off against icons like Kobe Bryant. He takes us

🎙️ New Episode: From Minneapolis to March Madness Glory – A Conversation with Khalid El-Amin 🏀🔥In this electrifying episode, we sit down with Minnesota's own Khalid El-Amin, the legendary point guard who helped lead the UConn Huskies to their first-ever NCAA National Championship in 1999.From the hardwood of North High School in Minneapolis to the bright lights of college basketball's biggest stage, El-Amin shares his incredible journey — raw, real, and full of passion. We dive deep into:✅

College basketball star Adam Miller joined the Shooter's Corner podcast to share his journey—from growing up in Peoria, to playing high school basketball in Chicago, and navigating the world of today’s NCAA.In this episode, Adam takes a deep dive into each of these formative experiences, reflecting on how they shaped him both on and off the court. He opens up about the challenges he faced, the lessons he learned, and how those moments helped him grow into the player and person he is today.

In this engaging conversation, A.J. Guyton interviews Quentin Richardson, a Chicago basketball legend, discussing his early life, family influences, and the impact of unorganized basketball on his development. They delve into Richardson's high school journey at Whitney Young, the 1998 state championship run, and his decision to stay at DePaul University. The discussion also highlights the importance of mentorship in sports and the role of AAU basketball in shaping young athletes' careers. In this