Seth Greenberg

(00:00-23:25) – It’s finally NFL Draft Day and the show begins with Dan going over fictional football players we would draft since the Colts don’t have a first round pick. Plus, Dan reveals his mock draft for the first five picks and what he thinks will do when they pick in the 2nd Round. (23:26-36:35) – We’re back from break with Dan discussing the lawsuit against ESPN made by current employee and friend of the show Sage Steele. Plus, we take some more fictional draft picks from the phone lines.   (36:36-46:43) – Dan brings us back by looking ahead to our conversation with Purdue football head coach Jeff Brohm a little later in the show. Also, we take more calls on fictional draft picks that fans would make. (46:44-1:19:29) – The great Seth Greenberg of ESPN stops by to give us his thoughts on NCAA President Mark Emmert announcing he will step down from his role. Plus, Seth addresses the comments made by Kansas head coach Bill Self about the current state of college basketball. Later, Dan and Seth talk about NIL’s impact on the mental health of student athletes in the long run.       (1:19:29-1:24:21) – We’re back with Dan talking more on the state of NIL in college athletics and it’s inevitable impact on student athletes both now and in the future.   (1:24:22-1:33:59) – The second hour concludes with Dan talking about our next guest Coach Jeff Brohm and the official launch of Dan’s Aidan O’Connell for Heisman campaign.  (1:34:00-1:59:42) – The head coach of Purdue football Jeff Brohm joins the program live from Las Vegas as he waits to see if/where DE George Karlaftis goes in the 1st Round. Plus, Dan shares his Aidan O’Connell for Heisman campaign with Coach Brohm. Also, Dan and Coach Brohm review the schedule for the Boilermakers this fall. Later, the lovely Leigh-Ross Dakich joins the program to discuss the world of NIL as well as the decision of players to not play in bowl games to end a season. (1:52:04-2:12:41) – We’re back from the break with Dan and Leigh talking about the fictional football draft we were having earlier in the show as Leigh makes her pick.        (2:12:42-2:19:59)– Thursday’s show ends with Dan reading the results from the Horseshoe Indianapolis Race of the Day. Plus, Dan asks show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Also, Dan gives us his final thoughts before the start of the NFL Draft.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to champion your role, and explore player evaluations with Seth Greenberg (EP62)Welcome back to the Sports Business Classroom Audio Experience titled, “One Man and the Draft” hosted by Dan Purcell. On this episode we sit down with ESPN Analyst, Seth Greenberg to discuss what it means to champion your role. Seth also gives us insight on his player evaluation method, emphasizing the importance of evaluating a players tangibles, along with their intangibles.Dan discussedSeth’s biggest barriers/obstacles he faced as a head coach at Long Beach StateSeth shares what make a “Five Star Champion”.He gives us insight on the players he believes have what it takes to compete at the next level.Seth shares 3 things to keep in mind when evaluating a player's ability to compete at the next level.Seth shares his draft order, and opinion on who has the upset in the upcoming draft.After sharing his personal experiences, Seth Greenberg leaves the audience with advice, “If you love it, get lost in it, and you will find your path.Connect with Dan Purcell on Twitter: @iam_danp

Jay Bilas, LaPhonso Ellis and Seth Greenberg discuss the best teams other than Kansas, the most disappointing teams and the best storylines from the 2021-22 season. Later, the guys get into the coaching changes in the SEC and some of the systemic failures in college basketball that NIL has exposed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seth Greenberg joins to preview the NCAA Tournament and break down Mark Few's dominance, Calipari's bounce back, the Muss Bus, Juwan Howard's face snatch, Jay Wright's consistency and NBA Draft prospects to watch out for during the Madness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's the best time of the year for basketball fans--NCAA March Madness is here! If you want a little help as you fill out a bracket, or simply crave some hoops talk as you wait for games tonight and this weekend, Randy chats with ESPN college basketball analyst, Seth Greenberg (@SethOnHoops), about who he likes (and doesn't like) heading into the first round. He highlights teams, players, matchups to watch, as well as shares his picks for the Final Four and National Championship. Enjoy!

Seth Greenberg talks to Dan about the NCAA March Madness and brackets. Seth says he has all the 11 seeds to win their opening round match ups. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul welcomes in Seth Greenberg, takes your calls and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

November 2: Corey Parson (@TheFantasyExec) and Drew Dinsick (@whale_capper) analyze Josh Allen (+350) as the favorite to win MVP, and handicap where they currently see value in the market. With College Basketball Season a week away, Seth Greenberg (@SethOnHoops) stops by to break down Duke (+200) as the favorite in their conference, Gonzaga (+600) to win the National Championship and offer some dark horses who could surprise this season. Britney Eurton (@BritneyEurton) drops in as well to preview the Breeders' Cup later this week, and provides plenty of horses to track this week - including Essential Quality (2/1) in The Classic. Corey and Drew wrap up the show with their Edge of the Day, with Corey playing the Heat (-2.5) at Mavericks and Drew backing the Kings (+9) at Jazz.

(00:00-22:11) – The final show of the week begins with Dan reacting to the injured Browns win over the Broncos last night and why there should be no excuses for the Colts this week against the 49ers. Plus, Dan looks ahead to IU-Ohio State, Purdue-Wisconsin, and other games on the slate this weekend.                              (22:12-35:07) – WIBC’s Jason Hammer of Hammer and Nigel stops by the program to hand out his best bets of the sports weekend and receive his winning beer from Dan.       (35:08-36:55) – The first hour ends with Dan interacting with the YouTube Chat and reminding those to call in with their survivor pool picks.       (36:56-1:00:52) – The Fan’s own Kevin Bowen of The Fan Morning Show drops by to give his final thoughts heading into Colts-49ers. KB also reveals why he feels the Colts have an edge and what their chances at the playoffs look like with a loss. (1:00:53-1:15:27) – We’re back with another edition of All Day or No Way as show producer Jimmy Cook and Dan choose a side on topics such as the Colts covering, the NBA’s 75th anniversary team, and the AL and NLCS.    (1:15:28-1:17:39) – Hour number two with Dan dropping some knowledge on the fans in the YouTube chat. Plus, Dan reminds listeners about his show on Outkick that starts November 1st and looks ahead to the rest of today’s show.      (1:17:40-1:40:11) – Our pal Seth Greenberg of ESPN joins the show to share what he’s learned in his travels visiting the top college basketball programs across the country this offseason. Plus, Seth give his latest thoughts on NIL and talks on Indiana and Purdue basketball. (1:40:12-1:50:46) – It’s time for Dan vs Fan as one lucky listener gets to go one on one with Double D by making picks on the spread.      (1:50:47-1:58:46) – The week concludes with Dan asking show producer Jimmy Cook for today’s edition of the JCook Plays of the Day. Later, Dan takes a final look at the massive sports weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Coach Hawk connects with ESPN's, Seth Greenberg for a wide-ranging conversation about all sides of the game, from the sidelines to the studio.Seth shares details of his life as an Assistant Coach, Head Coach, Analyst, and in-studio personality on ESPN. It's clear that Greenberg is thankful for the way the game has taken care of him over the years. He also speaks about the challenges of being a parent and coach and how it impacts a family.Late in the conversation, it's clear that he is still a coach at heart, as he looks back on teams who played so hard for him, yet never reached the NCAA Tournament.The tip-off question deals with the high school shot clock and the buzzer-beater focuses on a second-life in sports.