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Talking Notre Dame Hoops with Nathan Erbach

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-tjzvz-92f18e Today I have a conversation with SlaptheSign.com writer Nathan Erbach ( @LasVegasIrish09) about everything Notre Dame, including a bombshell that I did not know about! @Peacone36 on the tweet tweet accbasketballreport.com or addtional content accbasketballreport@gmail.com for questions, comments, concerns, confessions of love and flattery. slapthesign.com for my Notre Dame thoughts. Tell your friends, tell your …

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Cone and Tony

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-qvyvc-92aa98 Very special ACCBR this week, I sit down with Tony Patelis (@CollegeHoopNews) and we just talked about the ACC. Hope you guys enjoy!

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UNC’s Titanium Basketballs

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-9uien-921c70 On the second try of episode 24 I talk about the ACC's record revenue. I also talk about who is staying, who is going and who could be coming later on. FSU gets some good news. Virginia gets ambitious in the OOC and UNC continues to thumb their nose at the NCAA ***@Peacone36*** on …

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5 Impact ACC Transfers

By Mychal Hunter Happy Memorial Day Folks! Today I have a few minutes and I just want to talk about some guys who are transferring into the conference that will help shape the standings for the year to come. Let's not waste any time and get into it. CJ Bryce, North Carolina State: Let's get …

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This is harder than you think

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-jahx7-91b7f0 Today I talk about the ACC's propal for NCAA tournament expansion. I talk about Josh Okogie's decision to go pro and why it was the correct one, the player I would avoid, my top 10 pick bust, my sleeper and my favorite BBQ joint. ***@Peacone36*** Twitter ***ACC Basketball Report*** on Bookface ***mychalhunter*** on instagram …

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Kevin Keatts has assembled a Pack of apex predators.

In just 14 months Coach Keatts has built a potential powerhouse By Mychal Hunter All programs in the ACC are not created equal. There are public universities and private universities. There are schools that are rich in tradition and those that are seemingly happy with maintaining horrifying mediocrity. Some are rebuilding, some are restocking. North …

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A Bad Trade

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-mmjy7-91670d Today I talk about the Sacha Killeya-Jones commitment and the Georgia Tech coaching hire. I update everyone on the comings and going of the FA market and share a nice story to close out the episode. Seeya Sunday! Twitter **@Peacone36** Instagram **mychalhunter** Facebook *ACC Basketball Report** Check my stuff out on ACCBasketballReport.com and Slapthesign.com …

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Get familiar with these three.

Three players you may not have heard of that could break out in 2018-19 By Mychal Hunter The big theme so far in the ACC offseason has been roster turnover. I have spoken of it consistently over the last few weeks both here and on the ACCBR podcast. The talent in this league is so …

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The Kevin Garnett Episode

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-krkfh-90adea Today is the Kevin Garnett episode for no other reason than it is episode 21. Kevin does not make an appearance. He is off somewhere being waaaaaayyyyyy too intense for me on a sunday morning. Today I talk about a good move by NC State. GT filling a coaching vacancy (finally) and I talk …

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Leaders Needed

These players must step up and make the program theirs. By Mychal Hunter A lot of turnover man. A ton really. With turnover comes great opportunity. The opportunity for players to break out. The opportunity for entire teams to break out. As I illustrated yesterday there are many quality players, just in the front court …

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