Jhared Simpson's guest appearances

Jhared Simpson

Fieldhouse Files: Scott Agness on the Indiana Pacers

Bill York

Victor Oladipo

Jason Buckner

Keith Smith

Maya Moore

Clark Kellogg

Brian Windhorst

Jeremiah Johnson

Tamika Catchings

Gordon Hayward

Chris Taylor

Reggie Miller

Jeff Foster

Doug Boles

Steve Prohm

OwlTail

Duane Washington

On this episode of the Fieldhouse Files, you’ll hear my interview with Duane Washington Jr. from the 500 Festival Parade and then I’ll introduce you to someone who has been around The Fieldhouse for a while. That’s Jhared Simpson, now a Fever assistant coach, who came up through the video room. Among the items discussed on this episode with Simpson:  How coming up through the video room is helpful for aspiring coaches, like it was for Frank Vogel and Erik Spoelstra. “The best coaches are the best thieves,” he joked. Why it was a good move from the video room to the bench — taking a coaching role with the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. “You don’t have the rewind button any more.” What his experience has been like working under Hall of Fame coach Marianne Stanley. How the women’s game is more of a tactical game. Realities of the WNBA — short season, small rosters (12) and just 12 teams, now due for expansion. Inside the draft room and the characteristics they prioritized. “Draft night was a breeze.” He shared their draft process and the one trait they valued most.  ----- Podcast listeners can get 25% off a subscription of Fieldhouse Files by going to http://fieldhousefiles.substack.com/ffpodcast. Follow Scott on Twitter and Instagram.

On this episode of the Fieldhouse Files, you’ll hear my interview with Duane Washington Jr. from the 500 Festival Parade and then I’ll introduce you to someone who has been around The Fieldhouse for a while. That’s Jhared Simpson, now a Fever assistant coach, who came up through the video room. Among the items discussed on this episode with Simpson: <ul> <li>How coming up through the video room is helpful for aspiring coaches, like it was for Frank Vogel and Erik Spoelstra. “The best coaches are the best thieves,” he joked.</li> <li>Why it was a good move from the video room to the bench — taking a coaching role with the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. “You don’t have the rewind button any more.”</li> <li>What his experience has been like working under Hall of Fame coach Marianne Stanley.</li> <li>How the women’s game is more of a tactical game.</li> <li>Realities of the WNBA — short season, small rosters (12) and just 12 teams, now due for expansion.</li> <li>Inside the draft room and the characteristics they prioritized. “Draft night was a breeze.”</li> <li>He shared their draft process and the one trait they valued most.</li> </ul> ----- Podcast listeners can get 25% off a subscription of Fieldhouse Files by going to <a href="http://fieldhousefiles.substack.com/ffpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://fieldhousefiles.substack.com/ffpodcast</a>. Follow Scott on <a href="https://twitter.com/scottagness" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://instagram.com/scottagness" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>.

Duane Washington Jr. and Fever assistant coach Jhared Simpson