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Richie Riley on Embracing Transfers and Building True Culture at South Alabama
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This week's episode puts a laser-like focus on the transfer portal.
Coach Hawk connects with the Head Men's Basketball Coach at his Alma Matter, Richie Riley.
Richie spills on his path to becoming a Division 1 Head Coach and how he embraced transfers far before the term 'transfer portal' was coined.
Coach Riley has a beautiful approach towards players wishing to transfer both in and out of his program. His open-mindedness in this area across his career has turned him into a true outlier in current times. Click play to hear details of his approach as the leader of a modern basketball program.
The tip-off and buzzer-beater are both 'transfer' focused this week. We hope you enjoy this hyper-topical episode of Next Possession and are thank you for your continued listenership!
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