Episode Three: Jon Scheyer and Jack McClinton

An episode of the Tobacco Road podcast, hosted by Tyler Hansbrough and Gerald Henderson, titled "Episode Three: Jon Scheyer and Jack McClinton" was published on December 21, 2017 and runs 63 minutes.

December 21, 2017 ·63m · Tobacco Road

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Summary

Gerald Henderson and Tyler Hansbrough discuss Duke and Carolina's high rankings and what to expect when the two teams meet up in ACC play. Then, former Miami standout Jack McClinton joins (14:00) to give on outsider's perspective on the premiere rivalry. Finally, former Duke star and current Duke staff member Jon Scheyer joins to discuss the biggest difference between being a player and a coach in the sport's greatest rivalry (35:00).

Episode Description

Gerald Henderson and Tyler Hansbrough discuss Duke and Carolina's high rankings and what to expect when the two teams meet up in ACC play. Then, former Miami standout Jack McClinton joins (14:00) to give on outsider's perspective on the premiere rivalry. Finally, former Duke star and current Duke staff member Jon Scheyer joins to discuss the biggest difference between being a player and a coach in the sport's greatest rivalry (35:00).

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