Hubie Brown
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Oct 18, 2026
Chris CaseyGUEST
I'm going to say more that like around 2006, 2007, somewhere in there.
Steven GroothuisHOST
This is the Hubie Brown.
Steven GroothuisHOST
If you don't have this in, put this in.
Steven GroothuisHOST
Practice drill.
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Shaq was now in Miami, Bill Jackson resigned, while Karl Malone retired not able to win a championship, despite reaching three NBA finals.
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Scottie Pippen, Glenn Rice, Charles Oakley, Mark Jackson, Jamal Mashburn, and Horace Grant also retired after the 2004 season, just like the legendary coach Hubie Brown.
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In the 2004 offseason, Team USA played at the Athens Olympics, where NBA players lost an Olympic game for the first time.
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The team, led by Larry Brown, lost a total of three games, winning only the bronze medal, while Argentina, led by Manu Ginobili, claimed gold.
Shane BattierHOST
And it's pretty funny.
Shane BattierHOST
Hubie Brown was one of the first coaches to point out to me that the difference between college coaches and pro coaches is that in the pros, when you win, who gets all the credit? Players.
Shane BattierHOST
And when you lose, who's the first to get criticized? Coach.
Shane BattierHOST
Coach.
BrantleyPANELIST
Uh, I'm very excited about the roster and, uh, and honestly, it kind of makes my...
BrantleyPANELIST
The thing I'm thinking about is my old school, very, very old school Grizz heart, which is the Hubie Brown teams that played the, like, two groups of five, that played a lot of guys.
BrantleyPANELIST
Um, I think we're gonna play more than 10 guys than, than Hubie, though.
BrantleyPANELIST
Um, but, like, not really-- I mean, we had Pau Gasol, but not really a star, but just a lot of really good players, and playing really hard and playing fun, and that's kind of the way I feel about our team right now, and I am excited about that.
Mike TiricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I've worked with everyone.
Mike TiricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I've worked with, from Downtown Julie Brown to Hubie Brown.
Mike TiricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I just wanna say thank you to a lot of people.
RaganHOST
And that's 2016 when he leaves ESPN and he goes on to NBC and, you know, you guys are gonna get a chance to talk to him later this afternoon here on 97 Rock, and the guy's just butter.
Steven GroothuisHOST
But you had myself, and I'm no slouch.
Steven GroothuisHOST
You had Nate Mariano from Hazleton, Pennsylvania, where Hubie Brown used to coach high school.
Steven GroothuisHOST
You had Jamie Chadwin from Germantown Academy, who played for the late Jim Fennerty.
Steven GroothuisHOST
You had Mike Macheskey from DeMatha Catholic High School.
Maria EckersleyHOST
I i know you i have anointed you you have a work to do it's that moses moment that enoch moment that this phrasing we don't have those verses right here but that must have been brought back for me it was a reminder of like what oliver cowdery had in dnc 6 where he was invited to cast his mind back on revelation he already received i kind of wish i could say that to jeremiah right here cast your mind back and remember what you learned about why you came out of that womb why did you need to be teacher at this place and at this time, even though it's so hard and there's no evidence of the good you're doing, it's all about you knowing.
Maria EckersleyHOST
There's this great quote in the notes about, I'm trying to remember who it's from, it's in my margins, Hubie Brown, and he talks about the difficulty of Abraham's moment of severe trial with Isaac and that Abraham needed to know what he was made of, basically, that it wasn't so much that God was trying to prove Abraham to God it was he was trying to prove Abraham to Abraham and haven't you had those moments where you endure something so hard and then you take on extra callings or extra weight because you know it's the right thing to do but you're scared of the weight and then all of a sudden you realize that like oh wait I'm yoked in and this yoke is splitting this burden in a way that is amazing to me like it's this That's where you get those miracle moments, like we saw in the Book of Mormon, where you can't feel the burdens on your back, or they're lighter at least.
Maria EckersleyHOST
That's what he's inviting Jeremiah to understand.
Maria EckersleyHOST
But you have to let your heart go into these hollow, hard places with Jeremiah so that you can appreciate the man that he chooses to be in spite of all of them.
Kevin GleasonHOST
They won 82% of the road game show.
Kevin GleasonHOST
Hubie Brown.
Kevin GleasonHOST
Yeah.
JayPANELIST
Shouts out to you.
Ross GeigerHOST
Also joining us is the two-time Emmy Award winner, Michael Woolby Freer, who's a senior writer at Stat Packer, specializing in writing advanced statistical NBA reports for various announcers across the league.
Ross GeigerHOST
This is episode number 278, the Hubie Brown episode, as Hubie won the Coach of the Year Award with the Atlanta Hawks in 1978.
Ross GeigerHOST
Now with the regular season set to begin on October 20th, we continue our series of two-a-day shows.
Ross GeigerHOST
They'll be shorter and we'll release three new shows each week leading up to opening night.
Brendan VogtHOST
I actually like this
Harrison WindHOST
... breakdown when players stand around and fail to get back on defense as the Hubie, named, of course, for Hubie Brown.
Harrison WindHOST
It was when people watch the ball instead of getting back on defense.
Brendan VogtHOST
Man.
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