Tim Alpers - Assistant Basketball Coach, Tulsa University, 1972-73, 1975-79.
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“It was a fun and relaxing dive back into the past talking with Mike on the fabulous Hoop Heads Podcast. Starting with my initial interest in basketball as a child through an exciting coaching career at the college level, Mike’s questions, talking points and thorough examination were spot on. I especially enjoyed showcasing the “old” Missouri Valley Conference from the careers of Oscar Robertson to Larry Bird and on to the many HOF coaches from that era. It was truly an honor to participate on this broadcast. I highly recommend this Podcast to potential participants and to anyone interested in all phases of the sport of Basketball.”
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