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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2025 · 32 MIN

Episode 381: James Oxford: "Ahead of the Game Analytics"

from Championship Vision Basketball Podcast · host Kevin Furtado

"Welcome to the Championship Vision Podcast, where coaching meets culture and legacy is built one drill at a time. Today’s episode is a game-changer—literally. We’re diving into the future of basketball development with James Oxford, the creator of Ahead of the Game Analytics.James brings a wealth of experience coaching JV basketball at Friendswood High School and directing youth skills camps for the Houston Rockets. With certifications from Sport Management Worldwide in Basketball Management and Basketball Analytics taught by Dean Oliver, James has been shaping players and teams for over 11 years—from junior high and high school to semi-professional levels.This isn’t just about stats—it’s about turning your everyday drills into powerful data that drives performance, accountability, and growth. Heatmaps, player profiles, customized spreadsheets—these tools are revolutionizing how coaches teach the game.If you’ve ever wondered how to make your practices more intentional, your feedback more precise, and your players more empowered—this episode is for you.

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