TSL Podcast 260: Special Guest Kenny Brooks

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TSL Podcast Host, VT SMA '22

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TSL Podcast Episode 260: Virginia Tech Women's Basketball Coach Kenny Brooks

The TSL Podcast welcomes in Virginia Tech head women's basketball coach Kenny Brooks. Brooks covers it all: building the program, the greatness of Liz Kitley, the distances he traveled to recruit Georgia Amoore, what it's like to have his daughters on his team, and more. (70 minutes)

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4 Comments

vtdwight October 7, 2022 at 2:30 PM

This was one of the best Podcasts!! Coach Brooks is a great interview and hope to see him back on soon!! Go WBB!
LXNTN_HOKIE October 6, 2022 at 3:40 AM

This was an awesome podcast. Coach Brooks is an awesome person as well as top notch coach.
pharlap_99 October 6, 2022 at 12:54 AM

Wow what a great podcast, by everyone. VT is lucky to have Coach Brooks, on and off the court. Thanks, guys. I really enjoyed listening/watching!
133919Hokie October 5, 2022 at 3:26 PM

This was an excellent podcast both by interviewers and Coach Brooks. He was able to articulate his coaching and recruiting philosophy as well updating us on the upcoming team members including the personalities and skillsets of the returning and new players as well as assistant coaches. You have to be impressed with his honesty, warmth, and communication skills. As a season ticket holder I can understand his subtly expressed frustration with having a potentially top 10 program competing in the best women's basketball league in the country with often sparse crowds. A lot of VT fans are missing out on a great experience.