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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2026 · 54 MIN

Joe Zeglinski Interview

from Committee 215 · host Joseph A. Sinni Jr

The conversation explores the journey of Joey Zeglinski, a basketball player turned coach, detailing his experiences from high school to college and into coaching. It highlights his competitive upbringing, significant injuries, and the transition from player to coach, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and community in his development. The conversation delves into the multifaceted role of an Athletic Director and the intricacies of building a successful basketball program. It highlights the importance of recruitment, player development, and the significance of past achievements while looking forward to the upcoming season. Takeaways Emphasis on competition Importance of mentorship in coaching Importance of Athletic Director role Focus on player development and culture Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Joey Zeklinski 02:11 Joey's Basketball Journey 06:57 Transitioning from Player to Coach 11:22 Family Background and Competition 15:47 High School Experience at Ryan 22:05 College Career at Hartford 29:44 The Path to Coaching 32:49 The Role of an Athletic Director 36:00 Building a Winning Basketball Program 40:04 Recruitment and Player Development 43:58 Reflecting on Past Achievements 51:54 Looking Ahead: This Year's Team

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