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Oakland University's Head Men's Basketball Coach, Greg Kampe on loyalty, mid-majors, perception of success, and family
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Greg Kampe joins Coach Hawk to talk about his unique coaching history, specifically the longevity of his run as the Head Coach at Oakland University.
He shares his perspectives on the challenges facing mid-major coaches, the prolonged pain of losing/brief joy of winning, family influencing the decision to stay or move on from a coaching job, and much more.
Coach Kampe speaks on the loss that still keeps him up at night and the many variables that go into the success of a season. Late in the podcast, he gives his suggestion on how to improve college basketball for all.
The tipoff and buzzer beater revolve around 'youth vs. experience' when putting together a coaching staff.
Coach Hawk will be taking a break from Next Possession for the next month. We will be returning strong in August with more rare conversations that pull back the curtain on the sports world.
Enjoy your July!
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