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Mark Adams
If you\u2019re a college basketball fan like myself, chances are you\u2019ve watched a game or two on ESPN and you\u2019ve heard the voice of my guest in this episode. Mark Adams has been an ESPN analyst since 1999 and I had the opportunity to work with him during my tenure at the Missouri Valley Conference. During our conversation, Mark and I discussed his coaching career, how he got into broadcasting, we re-visit the last decade of Valley basketball, we talk about the current landscape of college basketball and more. It was a fantastic discussion and if you\u2019ve heard Mark on TV or follow him on Twitter, you know that he is very opinionated and he even shared some stories that he doesn\u2019t often discuss in the public.
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