Post by ephoya04 on Oct 18, 2007 7:30:31 GMT -5
www.nike.com/nikebasketball/usa/?ref=bball_global_redirect#nike_elite
After the intro video, the screen splits in 2...On the right side it says "Top coaches reveal the secrets of Elite Teamwork" and if you click on it, it has video clips of interviews with various coaches. JT3 is on the list, but his video has not yet been posted.
Featured coaches include:
Lorenzo Romar: Winning with a 5'7" lead guard
Bruce Weber: Winning despite losing out on all your top recruits
Tom Crean: Creating a team game despite with an overrated, shoot first point guard
Oliver Purnell: On...wait Clemson plays basketball?!
Mark Few: Life after The 'Stache (or perhaps My PG is a druggie)
Steve Alford: Coaching your current team despite thinking I should've won the Indiana job
(not yet available)
Billy Donovan: Decisive decision making
Jim Calhoun: Teamwork leading to steals
Gary Williams: How not to let schoolwork get in the way of basketball
Jeff Capel: (he's still speechless out of the shock of being included on this list)
JT3: On life as a basketball god
After the intro video, the screen splits in 2...On the right side it says "Top coaches reveal the secrets of Elite Teamwork" and if you click on it, it has video clips of interviews with various coaches. JT3 is on the list, but his video has not yet been posted.
Featured coaches include:
Lorenzo Romar: Winning with a 5'7" lead guard
Bruce Weber: Winning despite losing out on all your top recruits
Tom Crean: Creating a team game despite with an overrated, shoot first point guard
Oliver Purnell: On...wait Clemson plays basketball?!
Mark Few: Life after The 'Stache (or perhaps My PG is a druggie)
Steve Alford: Coaching your current team despite thinking I should've won the Indiana job
(not yet available)
Billy Donovan: Decisive decision making
Jim Calhoun: Teamwork leading to steals
Gary Williams: How not to let schoolwork get in the way of basketball
Jeff Capel: (he's still speechless out of the shock of being included on this list)
JT3: On life as a basketball god