Lu Robinson-Griggs (MIT Women's Basketball)

05/24/21 • 31 min

Lu Robinson-Griggs, who was recently named the head coach of the MIT women's basketball program, joined Matt Noonan for a brand new podcast -- the show was recorded last Friday, May 21, so the two did discuss pre-Game 1 thoughts on the Boston Celtics-Brooklyn Nets series.
Robinson-Griggs and Noonan discuss returning to MIT after coaching at Vassar College to playing basketball at Bentley University. The former Falcon attended the Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony earlier this month and was on sight to see coach Barbara Stevens inducted -- the ceremony was held in Connecticut.

If you're a fan of college basketball, coaching and more, then this is your show!

If you're a fan of college basketball, coaching and more, then this is your show!

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