Great interview of a couple old guys who don't take life so seriously anymore. 👍
@alistairarchibald1312Ай бұрын
"your desk is a wannabe.... my desk is a be" got dayum mike
@wills2140Ай бұрын
Coach K knows how to get to the heart of the matter and "educate" or "motivate" . 😊
@stingrey1571Ай бұрын
interviewing legendary duke coach mike Krzyzewski dan: How awesome was jordan?
@emersonpinto1802Ай бұрын
The love of the game...Coach K said the truth about the game.
@williamdillard5060Ай бұрын
His eyes have seen The Glory... Coach Mike K has seen, coached, talked to and mentored some of THE GREATEST PLAYERS IN NBA HISTORY. Yet he still sounds like a college coach that wants to win but also help "mold" decent, hardworking, men. DP haz really outdone himself with this week's guests.
@JF7_91Ай бұрын
Coach K is hilarious 😂😂😂
@NoNo-ks4ggАй бұрын
Coach K is always great to hear --- probably not if you were an average hoop player --- but his self-effacing behavior is just so funny, yet humbling to hear!
@wills2140Ай бұрын
It is what makes Coach K so special - he is very detailed serious about his tasks and goals, but also human and can connect with most anybody. He takes his "work" serious enough, but not himself.
@richardrojas6306Ай бұрын
DP, very good interview. Excellent chat with a great Coach K. 👋🏀🏅
@TheJRVolАй бұрын
Laettner should be in the Naismith HOF. One of the greatest college players of all time should be in it. It’s called an exception. His impact is still discussed today 35 years later..
@brian_and_the_carАй бұрын
Only 4 or 5 players have ever been inducted in to Naismith without an nba career… They were all euro’s. Ain’t happening like K said, because he was stellar in college only, meh in the pros.
@ronherrera8327Ай бұрын
@@brian_and_the_car I agree not fair of Dan to put Coach K on the spot like that.
@wills2140Ай бұрын
I personally have not really liked Laettner, even when he was "humbled" to be the lone collegiate player on the "Dream Team"... but there seriously needs to be a category that gets him into the Naismith *Basketball* Hall of Fame. Christian *did* have a... substantive pro career in the NBA. As much as it pains me to say this... if Toni Kukoč is in the Naismith Bball Hall, Christian Laettner should be there as well (and I am a Bulls fan for lyfe).
@TheJRVolАй бұрын
@@wills2140 agreed. I very much disliked Laettner during his career. However when looking at this objectively it's easy to see his impact was HOF worthy..
@brian_and_the_carАй бұрын
@@wills2140 1 time all star traded 6 times and no rings, no all team anything… a long nba career yes, a substantive one, no
@MDK384Ай бұрын
4 hours a week in the offseason is crazy low. Yes, obviously coaches shouldn't be able to run guys into the ground in the offseason, but if you seek the coach out you should be able to practice a pretty decent amount. Especially because you won't have classes necessarily during the summer. That is crazy. Although I'm sure most guys are doing lots of skill work, shooting, and running pick up beyond that
@tomdrobyski319Ай бұрын
Always wonderful interview
@darylhill337422 күн бұрын
Kobe Bryant is always praised by all the Greats , Bad Ass Rest in Peace Black Mamba, Killa never defeated ,never cheated, love u Bean!
@wills2140Ай бұрын
I can not believe that I had totally blanked on Coach K playing his youth and Highschool basketball in Chicago! (even if it was the "Catholic League", it is also my hometown 19:45 ).
@carloscavazos9440Ай бұрын
A lot of passive aggression going on here
@silewis9396Ай бұрын
I think Mike was enjoying it
@ethansmidt7845Ай бұрын
they always do this, it's good
@JasonSmith-pe5pyАй бұрын
Coach K is a 3 time OLYMPIC gold medalists as head coach.But he also was head coach for 2 FIBA World Cup gold medal teams-which much of the rest of the basketball world outside American prioritizes over the Olympics. So I consider him a 5 time hold medalist as head coach-once as ast coach.
@YungTraporАй бұрын
Called your desk a wannabe AND questioned your jumper, he won’t be back
@MPHHarzyАй бұрын
Mike is the Best , Mr GOAT HOF , Coach
@stevensprouse2449Ай бұрын
Don't get rid of the shot clock. I remember years ago watching the Virginia Duke ACC final and Duke went to the 4 corners just passing the ball forever and I'm screaming at the TV for Terry Holland (VA coach) to foul and he didn't and Duke won. Now that's Holland's fault but still ...
@zachg3069Ай бұрын
Who wants to get rid of the shot clock? That’s the best addition to happen to the game.
@Chalk89Ай бұрын
I think you misinterpreted what was said. Mike K said we high schools playing without a shot clock, he wasn't endorsing it.
@trevormiles4952Ай бұрын
Luv Coach K
@danielmarbella1197Ай бұрын
I think they should unify not only among United States, but also change rule set and game characteristics to match a little bit more international basketball. You can not continue trying to compete internationally if even the ball is different man. And I suspect that the ball is different once you see Steve Curry having difficulties even bouncing it.
@L4pa100Ай бұрын
Dan stop being scared and ask him straight up would he have been Tatum ! Smh
@Bask3tChaseАй бұрын
10:52 Only rich kids can afford to go to the “basketball camps”, now a days. It is what it is, but it’s why the league is soft.
@Chalk89Ай бұрын
I've always told parents that these basketball camps are nonsense. Thanks to KZbin, all the drills you need are a click away. Also, take your kid to the nearest basketball court - make sure he's playing with kids at or above his skillset, he/she will be fine.
@Bask3tChaseАй бұрын
Ok, and as nice as all of that sounds on paper, it doesn't apply to reality. I've coached AAU, and those camps are not nonsense. The super ritzy ones literally have state of the art equipment, techniques and nutrition. The tools and drills are on another level. Playground hoopers dont have the skills these rich kids have. They have more heart, and every now and then the league is lucky enough to get a Jimmy Butler or a Anthony Edwards to buck the rich kid trend, but for the most part the majority of all the high end prospects and the scouts rating them are at the rich kid camps.. It's literally how you get noticed now a days. Again, it is what it is, but it's why US hoopers are looked at as soft, and why hoopers with immigrant mentality are taking their spots.
@Chalk89Ай бұрын
You're confused with my reference to camps - I'm not talking about high school players, I'm talking about elementary aged kids. I've coached in PA, NJ and MD including collegiately at the D1 level. Cam Whitmore wasn't paying to go to camps, Lavoy Allen wasn't paying to go to camps, the Morris twins were not paying to go to camps, Tyreke Evans wasn't paying to go to camps. Hell, I went to summer league camp in the eighth grade at Villanova...we scrimmaged 90% of the time. I was one of the few that paid to go, the rest were future D1 studs, NBA guys. The reason why our hoopers are 'soft,' it's because of AAU. Dog shit defense, highlight-tape culture. Spending too much time practicing bad habits and hoping to get a shout out on Twitter, Instagram.@@Bask3tChase
@Bask3tChaseАй бұрын
@@Chalk89 The only person you named under 35 was Cam Whitmore.. I get what You're saying, but what I'm saying applies to these kids coming in now, and for the last decade. The majority of the 4-5 star recruits are rich kids who were at camps the scouts were personally invited to attend, or kids who were lucky enough to be seen by a retired NBA player somewhere and brought onto their AAU team.
@Chalk89Ай бұрын
@@Bask3tChase for the sake of privacy, I’m not going to name my current kids, of which one is committed to a top-25 (four star), other is a rising three star committed to one of our military institutions. Neither are rich, far from it. However, they were involved in organized ball at an early age. They are mentally, physically strong. Also, the key is they know how to play four spots on the floor, aren’t just focused on jacking threes.
@RonnieSouthbuckleАй бұрын
very fun ending
@robertpeterson3859Ай бұрын
Dude is a genius.
@HERKIMER_Ай бұрын
I WORKOUT (basketball) AT MY LOCAL GYM AND ONCE IN AWHILE A EURO DUDE AND HIS COACH IS THERE TOGETHER_____THEIR DRILLS AND WORKOUT SEEM MORE "ADVANCED" THEN WHAT I NORMALLY SEE...
@lynnerose789127 күн бұрын
Too bad BOSTON DIDN’T REALIZE THIS-ESPECIALLY JAYSON TATUM
@OttokashАй бұрын
Kobe my 🐐
@jeangriffith8017Ай бұрын
I'm with Dickie V on this. Coach K is the greatest coach in this game who ever lived. Come on Patrick, just get an autograph and leave it at that.
@wills2140Ай бұрын
Sorry, that is recency bias. I adore what Coach K did for USA Basketball, but... Coach John Wooden is the greatest college coach. And either Red Auerbach or Phil Jackson is the best NBA head coach.
@jeangriffith8017Ай бұрын
@@wills2140 Ah, but what about the competition Coach K faced. Granted it was coach Wooden who led to credibility and brought the spotlight to bear on the tournament, but Coach K faced much tougher competition. Difficult to dispute that fact.
@kevindick1110Ай бұрын
@@jeangriffith8017Credibility?? Look up "Papa" Sam Gilbert and UCLA. Wooden is the dirtiest coach ever.
@stansdad1Ай бұрын
Come on Duke
@BT-gf2zeАй бұрын
GOAT
@Steven-kl6lhАй бұрын
I love it that Coach K@#$?!;:'*# calls danny "the egomaniac" out, on his super arrogance...he calls danny "the alcoholic", A WANNABE... hilarious, cause it's true .👍👍😁✌️🙏
@anthonyhandy9514Ай бұрын
BIG FACTS!!! His ego is outta control!!!
@stingrey1571Ай бұрын
laettner is in the basketball hall of fame.
@zachg3069Ай бұрын
They discussed this in the interview… He’s not individually in the Naismith Hall of Fame.
@stingrey1571Ай бұрын
@@zachg3069 i know they discussed. dan acts like laettner isnt and coach k corrected him.
@zachg3069Ай бұрын
@@stingrey1571 Well dan acts like he’s not because he’s not. He’s in the college hall of fame, but not the basketball hall of fame.
Tell that to Tatum. Hey warm that bench for the gold becouse you are top nba player but you will not play for us any minutes
@evanreakesАй бұрын
Coach K would be blowing these teams out by 40+ with this roster
@kurtmadison9517Ай бұрын
Like having wine knowledge is some prestigious thing.
@charold3Ай бұрын
Laetner NBA Hall of Fame? Good one. (College? No problem. But pro? Ha.)
@wills2140Ай бұрын
It is not only the "pro" basketball Hall of Fame, it is just The Naismith memorial *Basketball* Hall of Fame.
@agentallstar7Ай бұрын
Coach K is a goof…can’t pick a player and thinks anybody couldn’t coach that team to a gold medal.
@GDTBATHАй бұрын
@3:10 in London - *Durant, Kobe, LeBron, Carmelo and Chris Paul...* DP - "I think I could have coached that team to a gold." K - "um, well, der, um, duh"
@srutt11Ай бұрын
My thoughts exactly. Coach K completely blew that comment off and didn't appear to appreciate DP saying that.
@silewis9396Ай бұрын
@@srutt11 I don't think many coaches would appreciate that comment even if he didn't mean it literally
@chongo_man7716Ай бұрын
He ain’t lying…I could of coach them
@Jls9095Ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂 "Wanna Be"
@toddm9501Ай бұрын
ZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
@BLACKICONOCLASTАй бұрын
TOM AMAKER WAS DENIED THE HEAD COACHING JOB AT DUKE UNIVERSITY BECAUSE OF COACH K BLACK PLAYERS SHOULD BOYCOTT DUKE
@4747daАй бұрын
Stop it. Latener shouldn't be in the hall of fame. That's really lowering the bar. They shouldn't even consider college careers actually.
@Chalk89Ай бұрын
Lowering the bar happens when you have WNBA players in there who we never heard of. Christian Laettner undoubtedly has to be included in the story time of basketball. He won twice in college, won the Naismith award and his first eight years in the NBA he averaged 17 points. He also played 13-years...that's nothing to scoff at.
@wills2140Ай бұрын
Just because *you* don't know Lisa Leslie and other great WNBA players, does not equal that they have not earned their place in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
@Chalk89Ай бұрын
@@wills2140 LOL, you name Lisa Leslie like she wasn’t well known during her playing career. There’s an abundance of pro WNBA players who are incredibly undistinguished compared to CL.
@josephkelley8634Ай бұрын
I don't care how good a college player Latner was he was not a great NBA player.