Episodes
Purdue's Matt Painter insists on the Boilermakers setting their own narrative to deal with high expectations. The importance of making hard work fun. Could this squad make a Final Four run? Balancing his two star big men. Who does Jaden Ivey remind you of? What can they improve on? How the mental aspect can be more important than physical play.
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Episode 329 - Purdue's Matt Painter
Purdue's Matt Painter insists on the Boilermakers setting their own narrative to deal with high expectations. The importance of making hard work fun. Could this squad make a Final Four run? Balancing his two star big men. Who does Jaden Ivey remind you of? What can they improve on? How the mental aspect can be more important than physical play.
Episode 328 - Marquette's Shaka Smart
Marquette's Shaka Smart has the Golden Eagles playing like one of the best teams in college basketball winning eight of their last nine games. Coach explains how the teams will to play for one another has been key to the programs overall success in year one. How being selective in the transfer portal has been paramount to team chemistry.
Episode 327 - Texas Tech's Mark Adams
Texas Tech's Mark Adams has high expectations for the Red Raiders and is proud of the start they have had. Who taught coach defense? Why he believes it's the "core" of a team. Four of their top six scorers are transfers... Key to playing in rhythm? A huge game coming up against Texas as Chris Beard returns...
Episode 326 - Houston's Kelvin Sampson
Houston's Kelvin Sampson has himself in the coach of the year debate after the Cougars' 17-2 start, but how do they have this record with their two top players getting hurt early on? Secret sauce, depth. But now that the depth is being stretched, who steps up? How replenishing talent has become a strength of his programs.
Episode 325 - Wisconsin's Greg Gard
Wisconsin's Greg Gard isn't too surprised by the Badgers' hot start as he saw his team's potential over the summer. What are the areas they can improve in? How an early season tournament provided a moment of clarity and produced confidence. The evolution of Johnny Davis and his competitive knack for the big moment. The value of ball security.
Episode 324 - Providence's Ed Cooley
Providence's Ed Cooley and the Friars are one of college basketball's great stories so far this season! What was behind their hot start, winning 14 out of 16? How the team really came together and connected during the spring. Why have they been so good in close games this year? Why Nate Watson can be a program changer.
Jon Rothstein Age
He was born on September 11, 1983, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the United States of America. Jon is 38 years old and celebrates his birthday on September 11 each and every year.
Jon Rothstein Height
He is a man of average stature. Jon stands at a height of 5 ft 7 in (approx. 1.7 m).
Jon Rothstein Family
He was born and also raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the United States of America under the warmth care of his loving and caring parents. Jon holds an American nationality by birth but belongs to the white ethnicity.
Jon Rothstein Podcast
Apart from his job as a sports analyst at CBS Sports Network Jon also hosts College Hoops Today with Jon Rothstein. The podcast releases new episodes each and every week. In his podcast, Jon delivers compelling news and updates on college basketball. Additionally, he also conducts interviews, game picks, and scoops.
Jon Rothstein CBS Sports
Currently, Jon works at both CBS Sports Network and WFAN, where he serves as a sports analyst. He officially joined the network in 2010 as the College Basketball Insider. Additionally, he also serves as a regular studio analyst of “Inside College Basketball” a weekly college basketball show on CBS.
Jon Rothstein Salary
From his current job as a sports analyst at CBS Sports, it is obvious he is rewarded a remarkable amount of income. Jon’s average salary is $88,960 annually.
Jon Rothstein Net Worth
He has been working in America as a sports reporter and analyst for over fourteen years. Therefore, he has successfully accumulated his legally acquired wealth. Jon’s average net worth is $910,670.
