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The World of Five-Star
Five-Star Basketball Camp is among the most exalted institutions in the pantheon of hoops history, boasting more than 250 NBA players and over 10% of all Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame coaches among its staggering list of alumni. Hosted by acclaimed hoops analyst and personality Tate Frazier, "The World of Five-Star" is a six-part narrative podcast series that explores the meteoric rise and fall of Five-Star Basketball, unlocks an archive of untold stories from campers and coaches, and chronicles how its founder, Howard Garfinkel, became one of the most influential figures in the...
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mubfnigf via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/17/22
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stnfart via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/22/22
Fivestar family
I worked FiveStar for 8 summers, some of the best times of my life!! I was very close with Garf, Leigh, Tony and the whole family! Best basketball program ever!
MrKingSmitty via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/02/22
Recent Episodes
The recruiting world ran through Howard Garfinkel’s Five-Star camp. That didn’t sit well with anyone outside of Garf’s orbit, especially as the money in college basketball continued to pour in from all sorts of different avenues. To help tell the story of how the NCAA and shoe companies took over...
Published 12/14/21
Now you are able to get a sense of basketball’s rich, connected history through the Five-Star Basketball Camp. At its peak, it’s where the game’s greatest coaches and players went for over 42 years under Garf’s watch. In this episode, with the help of Coach K, Jay Bilas, Bill Raftery, and our...
Published 12/14/21
Published 12/14/21
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