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[01] Dudes with Acuity or a Disciplined Approach? Which Matters More?
12/20/23 • 67 min
In Episode 1 of Xs and Joes, Mike and Bob provide the backstory on their decades-long research project and conversation trying to identify what it takes to build a winner in college basketball. Then they jump right into exploring one of the Big Questions they've been wrestling with since 1996.
Here's the outline for the episode:
Segment One: The Conversation at 7th and Washington that launched the primary question.
1) Dec. 7th, 1996...A Date That Lives In Infamy.
2) Comparing the two teams
3) The Initial Findings: Talent does matter, and IU was quite talented in their heyday
Segment Two: The Hoosiers Mythos: The movie is not a documentary.
1) Mike's Process: How Excel aggregated the paradigm?
2) Elements of Winning Programs: Two Good Examples and Butler.
3) "Convincing" the Barbershop
Segment Three: Is talent enough?
1) 2015: Wisconsin Saves the 1976 Legacy
2) The Tobacco Road Scrolls: Dean Smith on System vs Flexible Coaching
3) What this means for IU right now? Can Woodson get "buy in"?
Segment Four: 1996-97 Season Epilogue
1) A Trip to Tobacco Road, A Disaster, and An Open Practice: recognizing just how special the sauce has to be.
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In Episode 1 of Xs and Joes, Mike and Bob provide the backstory on their decades-long research project and conversation trying to identify what it takes to build a winner in college basketball. Then they jump right into exploring one of the Big Questions they've been wrestling with since 1996.
Here's the outline for the episode:
Segment One: The Conversation at 7th and Washington that launched the primary question.
1) Dec. 7th, 1996...A Date That Lives In Infamy.
2) Comparing the two teams
3) The Initial Findings: Talent does matter, and IU was quite talented in their heyday
Segment Two: The Hoosiers Mythos: The movie is not a documentary.
1) Mike's Process: How Excel aggregated the paradigm?
2) Elements of Winning Programs: Two Good Examples and Butler.
3) "Convincing" the Barbershop
Segment Three: Is talent enough?
1) 2015: Wisconsin Saves the 1976 Legacy
2) The Tobacco Road Scrolls: Dean Smith on System vs Flexible Coaching
3) What this means for IU right now? Can Woodson get "buy in"?
Segment Four: 1996-97 Season Epilogue
1) A Trip to Tobacco Road, A Disaster, and An Open Practice: recognizing just how special the sauce has to be.
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Welcome to X's and Joe's
In this short trailer, you'll get a taste for what X's and Joe's, hosted by Mike Wiemuth (iu-in-philly) and Bob Moats (cbobmoats), is all about.
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[02] Coaching Tenures: Chip Stacks and Honeymoons (Win First or Recruit First?)
In Episode 2 of Xs and Joes, Mike Wiemuth (iu-in-philly) and Bob Moats (cbobmoats) dive into what really creates momentum -- and possibly even stability -- for new coaches.
As usual, when you take a peek under the hood, the factors lead that lead to success or failure may not quite be what you assume.
In this episode ...
Segment One: There are very few happy endings for college coaches
- How do Mob Movies (Godfather and Scorsese Trilogy) help explain eventual outcomes for college coaches?
- Job Stability in Coaching: An Oxymoron (Chart)
- Convening the College of the Cardinals and Getting to White Smoke: Crean to Woodson
Segment Two: The Honeymoon Phase- What Are Danger Signs A Program May Need A Divorce Lawyer Sooner Rather Than Later?
- Getting The Right Pieces In Place- Assistant Coaches and the First Three Classes
- Get Kids Then Win Over Fans- What Role Does Style of Play Play
- Can Early Winning Cause Problems Later On?
Segment Three: Your Chipstack- What does your stake look like?
- All Programs Are Not Created Equally- Some Places Are Higher Risk/Higher Reward
- Whiffs and Losses- Keeping Fans Engaged During The Transition
- The Payoff aka The Extension Season- What Does It Look Like?
Segment Four: The Crown Lies Uneasy on the Heads of Mob Bosses and College Coaches: If You Think Getting To The Top Was Tough...Try Staying There
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