Mike Auriemma's guest appearances

Mike Auriemma

The Fundamentally Sound Podcast

Fundamentally Sound Podcast

One and One Podcast 

Rob Dauster

Mike Rutherford

Sam Vecenie

Joey Lane

Ben Brust

Jordan Taylor

Megan Willis

Zach Harper

Rick Carter

Taylor Williamson

Scott Martin

Alex Miller

Sean Kelly

John Wagner

Eric Musselman

OwlTail

Mike Auriemma played basketball at St. Joseph's University from 2008-2010 and Assumption College from 2010-2012. He talks about growing up in Manchester, Connecticut, being the son of famous women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma, being at every UConn practice as a kid, and Geno coaching his AAU team growing up.  Mike also talks about knowing Aaron Hernandez and why he chooses to remember the Aaron he knew when they were kids, his great high school career at East Catholic, deciding to do a year of prep school at the Hun School, why he chose St. Joe's, why he ultimately decided to transfer to Assumption College, and some of the injuries he faced.  He discusses the great respect he has for women's basketball, his friendship with many UConn players, including Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, and Caroline Doty, and the family environment at the Final Four. 

Mike Auriemma played basketball at St. Joseph's University from 2008-2010 and Assumption College from 2010-2012. He talks about growing up in Manchester, Connecticut, being the son of famous women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma, being at every UConn practice as a kid, and Geno coaching his AAU team growing up.  Mike also talks about knowing Aaron Hernandez and why he chooses to remember the Aaron he knew when they were kids, his great high school career at East Catholic, deciding to do a year of prep school at the Hun School, why he chose St. Joe's, why he ultimately decided to transfer to Assumption College, and some of the injuries he faced.  He discusses the great respect he has for women's basketball, his friendship with many UConn players, including Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, and Caroline Doty, and the family environment at the Final Four.

Joined by Mike Auriemma this episode to get into a bunch of different things. Have to start with what is going on in college hoops this year? Everyone keeps losing, bad teams are winning, nothing makes sense. We try to make sense of it all. Topics include: - Recapping the weekend - who is good now? - Growing up as Geno's son. What sort of things are said to you, does he still catch hate on social media and what Geno is like on/off the court. - The state of UConn basketball. Danny Hurley is starting to get this team and program back and appears to be one year away .. or are they? - Cole Anthony is hurt- What's the best/most memorable college hoops game you've ever watched 

Joined by Mike Auriemma this episode to get into a bunch of different things. Have to start with what is going on in college hoops this year? Everyone keeps losing, bad teams are winning, nothing makes sense. We try to make sense of it all. Topics include: - Recapping the weekend - who is good now? - Growing up as Geno's son. What sort of things are said to you, does he still catch hate on social media and what Geno is like on/off the court. - The state of UConn basketball. Danny Hurley is starting to get this team and program back and appears to be one year away .. or are they? - Cole Anthony is hurt- What's the best/most memorable college hoops game you've ever watched

Ep. 27 - State of UConn With Mike Auriemma

Despite it being one of the slower times of the year for the sport, the guys had plenty to talk about. They answer a bunch of fan questions regarding Mitchell Robinson, UNC's allegations, a possible Wisconsin reunion and favorite playing moments. They are also joined by Mike Auriemma, Geno's son, to talk about a new project they are working on and what it's like playing for your dad.

Despite it being one of the slower times of the year for the sport, the guys had plenty to talk about. They answer a bunch of fan questions regarding Mitchell Robinson, UNC's allegations, a possible Wisconsin reunion and favorite playing moments. They are also joined by Mike Auriemma, Geno's son, to talk about a new project they are working on and what it's like playing for your dad.