2013 Dorman Classic - live and on demand webcasts on the NFHS Network

The Dorman Classic will be held on December 27,28, and 30 at the Dorman Arena in Spartanburg, SC.  The SUV will be onsite to provide live and webcasts on the NFHS Network. 

The field of teams includes:

Boys Bracket I 
Dorman (SC), Fayette County (GA), Newberry (SC), Whitefield Academy (GA), Byrnes (SC), Washington County (GA), South Pointe (SC), Iroquois (KY)

Boys Bracket II
Gaffney (SC), East Rutherford (NC), Chapman (SC), Effingham County (GA), 
Spartanburg (SC), Hillgrove (GA), Irmo (SC), Collins Hill (GA)

Opening round matchups on Dec. 27
10am           South Pointe vs. Iroquois
11:30am      Collins Hill vs. Irmo
1pm             Byrnes vs. Washington County
2:30pm       Spartanburg vs. Hillgrove
4pm             Chapman vs. Effingham County
5:30pm       Newberry vs. Whitefield Academy
7pm             Gaffney vs. East Rutherford
8:30pm       Dorman vs. Fayette County

The 3rd place and championship games of the Girls Bracket will also be shown live.

Note: Webcast schedule only includes games held at Dorman Arena

NFHS Network subscriptions required to watch live: 

$9.95 to watch one or all Dorman Classic games during the course of a day

$14.95 to watch all Dorman Classic games during the entire tournament

Follow @theSUVehicle and @SUVtv for tourney updates and the full webcast schedule as the matchups are decided.

The Rear View Mirror: SUV's look back at the 2013 Chick-fil-A Classic

Back in ATL from  the Chick-fil-A Classic, and I'm making the transition away from some of what I had gotten used to over the course of webcasting more than 22 games during those four days in a great atmosphere, things like:

• Sitting through two Chick-fil-a cows and a couple calves do everything from dance moves and firing t-shirts into the stands to pre-game stretching routines and halftime shows
• Eating enough "chikin" to where even the aforementioned Chick-fil-A cows told me to just go grab a burger for Pete's sake
• The County Fire Marshall and extra Richland County Sherriff's Department personnel onsite to close the entrance because the tourney audience and Seventh Woods following had both gyms at Richland Northeast High School filled to capacity.
• The ability to go roughly thirty feet back and forth between the gyms and see the amount of high caliber players and teams on display

Here's some of what's top of mind when I take a look back...

When it comes to Oak Hill and tourney MVP Cody Martin, this about sums it up:

Yes, I had to include it...

We've all probably seen this 50 times minimum but can we really recap or reflect on the 2013 Chick-fil-A Classic without including this Seventh Woods dunk?

These dunks were pretty noteworthy also...some say they are even better. I'm biased towards Woods' dunk because my ears are still ringing from it. These are tough to deny though:
Ladarius Chester (c/o 2015) of Arlington Country Day(FL) takes the elevator up to the next floor
Kaleb Johnson (c/o 2016) dunks on defender to the point where he's facing downward

Ahmed Hill aka Bruce Leroy - he had that glow...
We're all no strangers to Med Hill's game and numbers - the Marquette signee just brought the talents to Columbia this past weekend. In addition to his  tourney average of 28 points, seven rebounds, and four assists per game, he played 92 out of the 96 minutes Aquinas was on the floor at Richland Northeast HS. His book of work included a 36 point effort against one of the tourney's most aggravating defenses in South Pointe - those minutes shouldn't even be considered normal minutes - I got tired just watching.
Ahmed Hill sees the mismatch - hits the 3
Ahmed Hill ahead of the pack with the slam

USC fans to Temarcus Blanton: "No need to even board the bus back to Georgia, just stay here chief..."
I'm kidding of course, but if it were feasible, I don't think USC followers would have any qualms with that. Luella High School's Temarcus Blanton didn't do anything differently than what I see on a regular basis here in Georgia, but it's hard not to acknowledge how hard he plays and how efficient he is game in and game out. After a tough loss vs. Southe Pointe, he responded with 30 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists in the next game on his way to being named to the All Tourney Team. You want flash? Look elsewhere. Want buckets and plays made? BINGO!
Temarcus Blanton coast to coast for the bucket 
Temarcus Blanton block on one end, bucket on the other 

Thon "Play" Maker...
Length, shot blocking ability, and above the rim play are givens of course, but the sophomore 7-footer for The Carlisle School (VA) does more than just that. I enjoyed watching him push the ball on his own, take his man off the dribble a few times, and knock down some three pointers.
Thon Maker with the dunk off the nice assist 

Theo Pinson's play presented by....
Wesleyan Christian's Theo Pinson made the All Tourney team, even putting up 21 pts on 65% shooting from the field against the eventual champion, Oak Hill. No disrespect to Chick-fil-A, but his play there was sponsored by Staples - very easy button-like. With the exception of the Oak Hill game, the UNC commit got to the rack whenever he wanted to and served up dimes with no problem.
Theo Pinson threads the needle to Gilmore for the dunk 
Jalen Johnson with the finish off the Theo Pinson outlet 
Theo Pinson steal and dunk

Jalek Felton's play matched the expectations tied to his last name in the Carolinas
The nephew of the NBA's Raymond Felton, plenty of people already know the freshman's pedigree and potential. Simply put. He got buckets for Mullins HS (SC) in every game (24ppg) despite defenses really being able to key in on and him and Alex Brown who shouldered the load scoring wise for their squad.
Jalek Felton with the and1
Jalek Felton fall-away J 
Jalek Felton w/ the assist 
Chick-fil-A Classic webcast: Mullins  vs Richland Northeast (31 points for Jalek in this one)

Jordan Bruner block party on opening night - stood up to the challenge on the tourney's final day....
The 6'8" sophomore was a bright spot for a shorthanded Spring Valley HS (SC) squad due to PJ Dozier being injured. In addition to having six blocks against WJ Keenan on opening night, he also put up 18 points and 12 rebounds against the 7-footer Thon Maker in the matchup vs. Carlisle.
Jordan Bruner two hand tip dunk

South Pointe - second place finish but first place effort...
Coaches don't aim for moral victories, I know, but I enjoyed watching Southe Pointe HS (SC) play because of how they play. The consensus on Melvin Watson's South Pointe team is that the the squad reflects the same intensity he brought to the table while at Columbia's own USC - en route to career stats that are still in the Gamecocks' records books. The Classic II runner-up is a scrappy team overall, and Tyreece Brice, Anthony Johnson, and Mustafah Love harass opponents on defense while manufacturing buckets along the way.
Anthony Johnson with the tip dunk
Mustafah Love with the cut and second effort for the bucket 
Tyreece Brice with the first step and layup 

Lance Tejada, Jr. can shoot and will shoot, but he does more...
Yes, he's not shy at all about the letting the three fly, but All Tourney team Lance Tejada, Jr. also did a nice job of doing whatever he needed to do to make sure Blanche Ely (FL) came out of each game with a W, including knocking down 13 free throws in the Classic II Championship game vs. South Pointe, who forced him to work in tight spaces and seal the deal himself late in the game and in OT. It wasn't the East Carolina signee's best shooting performance, but South Pointe's defense can do that to ya.
Watch Tejada's matchup against Tookie Brown and Morgan County (GA)
Watch the replay of Blanche Ely (FL) vs. South Pointe (SC) in the Classic II Championship


Check out all of the archived webcasts from the 2013 Chick-fil-A Classic.

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2013 Chick-fil-A Classic - live and on demand webcasts on SUVtv

This week the SUV heads from the Peach State over to the Palmetto State for the 12th Annual Chick-fil-A Classic Tournament. The perennial powerhouse event will be held at Richland Northeast High School in Columbia, SC on December 19, 20, 21, and 23. The SUV will have 18+ webcasts live and on demand from the event.

Follow @theSUVehicle and @SUVtv on Twitter for updates and webcast links throughout the event.

Here's the full game schedule.

The webcast schedule is included below:

Webcast Schedule

Date

Event

Fri 12/20 5:30 PM

Game 5 - Luella (GA) vs South Pointe (SC)

Fri 12/20 6:00 PM

Game 6 - Carlisle (VA) vs Archbishop Carroll (PA) (RNEtv.org)

Fri 12/20 7:00 PM

Game 7 - Hammond (SC) vs Dreher (SC)

Fri 12/20 7:30 PM

Game 8 - Wesleyan Christian (NC) vs Oak Hill (VA) (RNEtv.org)

Fri 12/20 8:30 PM

Game 9 - Morgan County (GA) vs Blanche Ely (FL)

Fri 12/20 9:00 PM

Game 10 - Arlington Country Day (FL) vs St. Frances (MD) (RNEtv.org)

Sat 12/21 12:45 PM

Game 11 - Loser (1) vs Loser(5)

Sat 12/21 2:15 PM

Game 12 - Loser(10) vs Loser(6)

Sat 12/21 2:30 PM

Game 13 - Loser(9) vs Loser(2)

Sat 12/21 3:50 PM

Game 14 - Winner(1) vs Winner(5)

Sat 12/21 4:00 PM

Game 15 - Northside Christian (NC) vs Effingham County (GA)

Sat 12/21 5:30 PM

Game 16 - Winner (9) vs Winner (2) (RNEtv.org)

Sat 12/21 6:00 PM

Game 17 - Loser(8) vs Loser(4)

Sat 12/21 7:00 PM

Game 18 - Winner (10) vs Winner (6) (RNEtv.org)

Sat 12/21 7:30 PM

Game 19 - Athens Christian (GA) vs Hammond (SC)

Sat 12/21 8:30 PM

Game 20 - Winner (8) vs Winner (4) (RNEtv.org)

Mon 12/23 12:45 PM

Game 21 - Loser(11) vs Loser(13)

Mon 12/23 12:45 PM

Game 22 - Loser(12) vs Loser(17)

Mon 12/23 2:15 PM

Game 23 - Winner(11) vs Winner(13)

Mon 12/23 3:50 PM

Game 25 - Classic II 3rd Place

Mon 12/23 5:25 PM

Game 26 - Classic I 3rd Place

Mon 12/23 7:00 PM

Game 27 - Classic II Championship (RNEtv.org)

Mon 12/23 8:30 PM

Game 28 - Classic I Championship (RNEtv.org)

The Rear View Mirror: SUV's look back at the 2013 Blue Collar Basketball Showcase at GAC (video clips included

Columbia 67 Kell 46 (Full game webcast)

• Maurice Rivers, the Rice signee, was big in this one - more than his total of 14 point and eight rebounds might suggest. He did a great job of containing Grant Bryant in a way that made the East Carolina signee's 20 points and 14 rebounds just a strong individual performance instead of a win. Rivers used his length to frustrate Kell on defense.
• Bryce Brown finished with 13 points. Columbia's defense cranked up in the second half, but Brown's repertoire on offense was impressive as well. Check out Brown's nice move and 3-ball in this clip as well as this dunk to help wrap the game up.

Hillgrove 71 Cartersville 70 (OT) (Full game webcast)

• I enjoyed getting to watch Mike Tobin's Cartersville team in action. They wanted the test of playing a Hillgrove-caliber squad this early in the season, and despite the overtime loss, there were definitely some positive takeaways that I'm sure the Purple Hurricanes will put to good use. 
• Corey Tobin of Cartersville did a great job of playing with foul trouble for a good portion of the game. A few tough calls by the refs didn't affect his jumpshot, check out a prime example here.
• Kyle Castlin and BJ Brown were big for Hillgrove. Castlin provided his usual of mixture of buckets, hustle plays, and crunch time leadership while BJ Brown complemented him well on offense and was responsible for some key steals and jumpball opportunities that Hillgrove might not have won without.

Norcross 47 Greenforest Christian 43 (Full game webcast)

• This one was scrappy to say the least, but Norcross pulled out the close one. Both teams' intensity on the defensive end made it tough for either one to get going. William Gibbons of Norcross continued to do what he does from beyond the arc, as shown here on this play. There are plenty of reasons to look forward to the road ahead for Norcross - as they have a tested core in place already and will get a few additional resources back this week with the Norcross football team ending their season on Saturday with a championship.
• Greenforest Christian experienced another setback as they get ready to play in the prestigious City of Palms event .They were short a few pieces but still had plenty left in the arsenal, including Luis Hurtado, the freshman PG, as well as freshman wing Victor Enoh who got the tip dunk here.

North Cobb Christian 64 North Gwinnett 59 (Full game webcast)

• While Mercer commit, Stephon Jelks received Player of the Game honors in this one, North Cobb Christian got everyone involved early and jumped out before North Gwinnett could stop the onslaught early. Jelks is well known for his blue collar work inside for NCCS, but his success from three point land was no fluke as he is one of several of the Eagles who shoot the trey well. Here's a clip of him getting going from three early.

• North Gwinnett battled back and pulled to within three, but NCCS used timely shots and some solid bench play from Johnathan Twine to keep the distance necessary to preserve the win.

GAC 71 Luella 54 (Full game webcast)

• Doral Moore put on a nice display with his blocks, above the rim plays, and back-to-the-basket buckets for Luella, but it was Garrett Covington and GAC who stole the show. The sophomore guard seemed to make all the right plays on his way to a final stat line of 25 points, six rebounds, four steals, and two assists. Here are a few of Covington's clips:
• Rebound and putback
• Three pointer from the corner
• Rebound, push, and layup with the foul
• Postgame Player of the Game interview

• Isaiah Wilkins also finished with 21 points, 13 rebounds, three assists, and two blocks in another strong effort for the future Univ. of Viwginia Cavalier.

• Luella's Temarcus Blanton, who's signed to play for Frank Martin and South Carolina, was strong in a losing effort. He finished with 18 points and seven blocks. Every time he steps on the floor his presence is felt, and he shows why he is one of the best overall players in Georgia, if not THE best. Check out his steal & dunk here as well as one of a cluster of mid range jumpers he knocked down.

Miller Grove 63 St. Francis 62 (Full game webcast)

• Despite the strong list of games at the 2013 BCB Showcase, this one took the cake on a day full of state champs, contenders, and teams on the rise. Talent-wise, the Miller Grove - St. Francis game was loaded, and St. Francis came out and set the tone early. Miller Grove stayed in the game despite St. Francis  playing at a high level and matching Miller Grove the entire game when it came to intensity, rebounding, and physicality inside. As strong as Kobi Simmons, Kaiser Gates, and Malik Beasley played  for St. Francis, the Knights were unable to put the nail in the coffin before Alterique Gilbert figuratively kicked the top off of it. Alterique Gilbert scored the most important five of his 19 total points in the final twenty seconds as his last second drive to the rack gave Miller Grove a 63-62 victory.

• Clips from the matchup
• Final :17 seconds that decided the game

• Miller Grove
• Alterique Gilbert with the hesitation move and bucket, off balance layup, and three pointer

• St. Francis
• Kobi Simmons coast to coast and jumper off the shot fake
• Josh Coleman block leads to Kaiser Gates hitting Malik Beasley on the cut
• Mckinley Brown dishes inside to James Banks for the dunk
• Malik Beasley floater over Omar Venable

Blue Collar Basketball/GAC Showcase - live webcasts powered by The SUV

We've had some great high school events on @SUVtv this season, and on Saturday,December 14, one of the best events in the Peach State takes place. 

The Blue Collar Basketball/GAC Showcase features 12 teams with a combined wins total of 288 from a year ago.  There are 4 state champions (Norcross, Miller Grove, GAC, Greenforest Christian), 3 State Finalists (Hillgrove, Columbia, St.Francis), an Elite 8 team (North Cobb Christian), and a Sweet 16 team (Cartersville).

The event will be held at the Greater Atlanta Christian School in Norcross, GA. Check out the Preview Show of the matchups, teams, and players involved.

The Line-up

12:30 pm       Kell vs. Columbia (Watch Live)

2:00                Hillgrove vs. Cartersville (Watch Live)

3:30                Norcross vs. Greenforest Christian Academy (Watch Live)

5:00                North Cobb Christian vs. North Gwinnett (Watch Live)

6:30                Luella vs GAC (Watch Live)

8:00                Miller Grove vs St. Francis (Watch Live)

2013 Nike Explosion Showcase - live webcasts

The name of this event reflects the matchups and players that will be on display this Saturday, December 7 at Wheeler High School. Jaylen Brown, Alterique Gilbert, Aaron Augustin, Keith Pinckney, Daniel Giddens, Elijah Staley, and more - sounds like an explosion to me.The SUV will be onsite with live webcasts from the event. A day pass to watch all four Nike Explosion games is $10 on the NFHS Network. The schedule and links to each webcast are included below:

2:30 pm Berkmar vs. Collins Hill (Watch Live)

4pm Peachtree Ridge vs. Johnson (Savannah) (Watch Live)

5:30pm Norcross vs. Wenonah (AL) (Watch Live)

7pm Miller Grove vs. Wheeler (Watch Live)

On The Radar Hoops Invitational: Top 5 plays

The 2013 On The Radar Hoops Invitational was home to plenty of talented teams, promising players, and plays that had the audience buzzing onsite and online. Let's take a look at the Top 5 Plays as shown on @SUVtv.

1.) Miller Grove's Deven Dorsett posterizes the talented 7-footer, Doral Moore



2.) Stephon Jelks of North Cobb Christian puts the defender in the rim



3.) St. Francis' Malik Beasley drives baseline and finishes with authority




4.) Kobi Simmons (St. Francis) weaves through Chattahoochee with this combo of moves



5.) Miller Grove's Alterique Gilbert goes up top to Deven Dorsett for the alley-oop




Watch the full game archives of the 2013 On The Radar Hoops Invitational here.

On The Radar Hoops Invitational

We were at St. Francis High School in Alpharetta, GA a few weeks ago, and we'll be right back there this Saturday, November 30 for the On The Radar Hoops Invitational - a must see tournament that will feature some of the best high school teams and players in the state of Georgia.

Here is everything you need to know about the event:

Venue: St Francis High School (13440 Cogburn Road, Alpharetta, Ga 30004)

Admission: $10 Adults $5 Students

There will be seven games total, and all of them will be available live and on-demand via @SUVtv. 

11am: Lambert vs. Central Gwinnett (Watch Live/On Demand)

12:30pm: Duluth vs. East Hall (Watch Live/On Demand)

2pm: North Cobb Christian vs. Woodward Academy  (Watch Live/On Demand)

3:30pm: Miller Grove vs. Luella (Watch Live/On Demand)

5pm: Berkmar vs. Pebblebrook (Watch Live/On Demand)

6:30pm: Hillgrove vs. Peachtree Ridge (Watch Live/On Demand)

8pm: St. Francis vs. Chattahoochee (Watch Live/On Demand)

2013 Chicago Elite Classic on Dec. 7 - live and on demand webcasts powered by the SUV

Whitney Young and Simeon, currently the two most powerful high school basketball 

programs in the state of Illinois, have teamed up to form the Chicago Elite Classic, the 

second year event to be held on Saturday, December 7, 2013 to host a collection of national 

high school basketball powerhouses from across the country. It will be held at the UIC 

Pavilion in Chicago, IL.

The SUV will be onsite providing live webcast coverage of all seven games. The price for 

viewing will be $10 per individual game or $15 to watch all seven games. Here's a link to 

the webcast site as well as the game schedule:

Session 1

10:00 am:     Fenwick vs. Normal U-High

11:30 am:      St. Rita vs. Gonzaga College (Washington,D.C.)

1:00  pm:      Marian Catholic vs. Etiwanda (Etiwanda, CA)

2:30 pm:       Benet Academy vs. Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, CA)

Session 2

6:00pm:        Simeon vs. Hamilton (Memphis, TN)

7:30pm:        Curie vs. Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, NV)

9:00pm:        Whitney Young vs. St. John Bosco (Bellflower, CA)

The 2013 CEC features a talented pool of players includes twelve ESPN Top 100 ranked 

prospects including:

Jahlil Okafor (#1)  Cliff Alexander (#2)  Stephen Zimmerman (#7)

Dedric Lawson (#8)  Charles Matthews (#9)  Jordan McLaughlin (#14)

KJ Lawson (#15)  Keita Bates-Diop (#21)  DJ Williams (#22)

Bryant Crawford (#34)  Tyler Ulis (#38)  Paul White (#57)

SUVtv: 2013 Jared Cook Classic webcasts

The SUV will be onsite at the Jared Cook Classic on Nov. 23, 25-26 at North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, GA. We'll be featuring each game live on @SUVtv. Some of the state's top players and teams will be there to play, and you can catch the action in person or on the web.

Check out the Event Preview video clip by HoopSeen.com.

2013 Jared Cook Tip-Off Classic

benefitting Susan G. Komen for the Cure

(click each game for the archived webcast link)

Saturday, November 23, 2013

4:00 pm – Tucker v. North Cobb Christian

5:30 pm – Seneca(SC) v. GACS

7:00 pm – Buford v. Miller Grove

8:30 pm – Effingham County v. North Gwinnett

Monday, November 25, 2013

4:00 pm – Sequoyah v. North Cobb Christian

5:30 pm – Collins Hill v. GACS

7:00 pm – Peachtree Ridge v. Buford

8:30 pm – Tucker v. North Gwinnett

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

4:00 pm – Sequoyah v. Greenforest Christian

5:30 pm – Collins Hill v. North Cobb Christian

7:00 pm – Peachtree Ridge v. Miller Grove

8:30 pm – Hillcrest (SC) v. North Gwinnett

Georgia Tip-Off Classic - November 16, 2013

The SUV will be working with SAG Sports to provide live coverage of the Georgia TipOff Classic at Marietta High School on Saturday, November 16. The game schedule is below along with links to each live webcast.

1 p.m. Paulding County High School vs. Johnson High School

2:30 p.m. Chattahoochee High School vs. Martin Luther King High School

4:00 p.m. Jonesboro High School vs. McEachern High School

5:30 p.m. Stephenson High School vs. Hillgrove High School

7:00 p.m. Marietta High School vs. Centennial High School

Verizon "Hoops For A Cure" Classic - November 15-16, 2013

Basketball season is finally here. Last night's webcast of the Norcross vs. Miller Grove scrimmage was a great start. The 4th Annual Verizon Hoops For A Cure Tip-Off Classic tips off at St. Francis High School this Friday and Saturday. The SUVtv webcasts will be powered by Muscle Milk, the Official Protein Recovery Drink of the Verizon "Hoops For A Cure" Tip-Off Classic.

The game schedule is below, and the webcast links are included.

Nov. 15th @ St. Francis

4:00 pm Girls Game: Tucker vs. Paideia

5:30pm Boys Game: North Clayton vs. South Cobb (Watch Live)

7:00pm Girls Game: St. Francis vs. North Gwinnett (Watch Live)

8:30pm Boys Game: St. Francis vs. Paideia (Watch Live)

 

Nov. 15th @ King's Ridge

4:00pm Girls Game: Chattahoochee vs. Luella

5:30pm Girls Game: Hiram vs. GAC

7:00pm Boys Game: Hiram vs. Pace

8:30pm Boys Game: King's Ridge vs. GAC

Nov. 16th @ St. Francis

11:30am Boys Game: Pace vs. Langston Hughes

1:00pm Boys Game: South Cobb vs. Sandy Creek

2:30pm Boys Game: GAC vs. Eagle’s Landing (Watch Live)

4:00pm Boys Game: Johnson, Savannah vs. Drew (Watch Live)

5:30pm Boys Game: Luella vs. Tucker (Watch Live)

7:00pm Boys Game: St. Francis vs. Hiram (Watch Live)

8:30pm Girls Game: St. Francis vs. Tucker 

 

Nov. 16th @ King's Ridge

11:30am Girls Game: North Clayton vs. South Cobb

1:00pm Girls Game: GAC vs. Luella

2:30pm Girls Game: Woodward vs. Sandy Creek

4:00pm Girls Game: Whitewater vs. Burke County

5:30pm Boys Game: Whitewater vs. Brewbaker Tech (ALA)

7:00pm Boys Game: King’s Ridge vs. Ola

8:30pm Girls Game: TBA vs. Chattahoochee

2013 GAMCA Basketball Coaches Clinic Recap

The inaugural GAMCA Basketball Coaches Clinic took place at Charles Drew High this past Saturday. It was a prime example of the same coaches who teach and emphasize execution coming together to execute an event that was definitely a "W" for all involved.

There were on-court demonstrations, dialogue, and interaction that made the day fly by, relatively speaking. I'm sure the day seemed much longer for Coach Izzy Ingle's Gordon State College team who provided the manpower for every coach's on-court demonstration. For each of the seven accomplished coaches who spoke, you had skills and drill sessions being performed by the Highlanders - they did a lot, they learned a lot, and they showed a lot on behalf of Coach Ingle and their basketball program down there in Barnesville, GA

Below, is the lineup of speakers that were on hand for the event.
Anthony Grant, Head Coach - Univ. Of Alabama: “Defensive Philosophy” (archived webcast)
Brian Gregory, Head Coach - Georgia Tech: "Ball Screens and Pick & Roll Offense" (archived webcast)
Ron Hunter, Head Coach - Georgia State University: “Fast Break Into Early Offense” (archived webcast)
Lewis Preston, Head Coach - Kennesaw State: “Special Situations” (archived webcast)
Nitra Perry, Head Coach, Women's Basketball - Kennesaw State: "Zone Offense" (archived webcast)
Cliff Warren, Head Coach - Jacksonville University: "Player Skill Development" (archived webcast)
Sharman White, Head Coach-Miller Grove: “Building a Rock Solid Defense in Practice” (archived webcast)

Learn more about the Minority Coaches Association of Georgia at http://www.mcaofga.com. Membership is open to all.

Looking back at Ludaday on Labor Day...

The 2013 LudaDay Weekend Celebrity Game is in the books, along with over $20,000 raised for charity efforts buoyed by The Ludacris Foundation.

You can check out the archived webcast at theSUVtv.com and LudaDayWeekend.com. This year's matchup featured John Wall of Team Ludacris and Team Usher's Jarrett Jack - both had 30+ points a piece in a game that went to overtime. Other participants and celebrity game attendees included James Harden, Kenneth Faried, Shannon Brown, Bernard James, Raymond Felton, Angel McCoughtry, Big Tigger, Raven Simone, Monica, and many more...

Special thanks to The Ludacris Foundation, DTP Records, Ebony Son Entertainment, and Future Phenom for their sponsorship of the 2013 live webcast. Here's a look at the signature 3D poster created by @Future_Phenom for the event:

Ludaday Weekend Celebrity Basketball Game - live webcast this Sunday, September 1, 2013

On this Sunday, September 1, The Sports Utility Vehicle will be working with The Ludacris Foundation to provide a live webcast of the 2013 Ludaday Weekend Celebrity Basketball Game. Advance tickets are on sale for $15 per person here. Viewers who want to catch the live webcast can go here to secure their online ticket for $10.

Here's a little background info on Ludaday Weekend and the Celebrity Basketball Game that's a part of it:

"LudaDay Weekend is an annual charity weekend committed to giving back to the Atlanta community through fundraising on behalf of The Ludacris Foundation. Ludacris, DTP Records, and Ebony Son Management have coordinated a plethora of activities, secured celebrity support, and generated media awareness to better the lives of college students, families and individuals who participate in the LudaDay Weekend festivities. LudaDay Weekend is by far the longest running celebrity-endorsed charity weekend in Atlanta, and arguably the nation. LudaDay Weekend is centered around giving back and community awareness through exclusive events and parties in Atlanta. 

Held during Labor Day Weekend, the celebrity basketball game has quickly become one of the most anticipated events. Each year NBA players, radio personalities, and those in the music industry participate.   It will be held at GSU Sports Arena on Sunday, September 1st."

CP3 Rising Stars National Camp archives from August 10-12, 2013

The links to every archived webcast from the CP3Rising Stars and DunkDog.com All American weekend are updated at: http://www.thesuvtv.com