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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2020 · 52 MIN

AAU Basketball: Radford University Alum. Whit Holcomb-Faye

from Coach's Edge · host Steve Cramer

Whit Holcomb-Faye has a variety of coaching and playing experiences. He was a Hall of Fame player at Radford University, one of the leading scorers in D1 college basketball and had a very successful career playing overseas. He was recently named the head coach for Moravian Prep in Hudson, NC and has been an AAU Coach for Team Winston, Big Shots as well as an assistant boys coach with his brother Travis at Parkland HS in NC.  A few of the topics we cover: Experience and involvement at the AAU level What AAU basketball provides for players How AAU helps players advance their game The different levels of circuits, EYBL, etc... Does AAU get a bad rap? Do kids play too much? Finding the best fit How can HS coaches and parents build better relationships and improve communication with their AAU coach How Whit goes about communication with today's players. We talk about these topics and more in this episode with Coach Whit Holcomb-Faye. Follow Coach Holcomb-Faye's programs at: twitter.com/moravianprep twitter.com/teamwinstonaau Follow Coach Cramer and Coach's Edge below: twitter.com/coachsedge1 twitter.com/steve21cramer instagram.com/cramer_basketball

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