the V3 Podcast

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V3 Podcast Notable Guests

Jeremy Rauch: Professional reporter out of Cincinnati Ohio, covering the Bengals, Reds, and several Division 1 universities.

Mark MacDonald: Keynote speaker and best selling author of ‘Be Known For Something’. Communication expert and writer.

Tate Unruh & Cam Michael: Founders of ‘The Freedom Lab’. Former Division 1 basketball players.

Kyle Pennington: 2x state championship winning coach. 1x Arkansas Coach of the Year. 6x Conference champion.

Mark Miller: Founder and author of the ‘Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook’. Lead talent evaluator for basketball in Wisconsin.

Jordan Martz: Former assistant coach for teams like the Wisconsin Herd (G-League) and Creighton University men’s basketball. Recruiting specialist.

Herman Senor: Former MVP of the Solent Kestrels (Euro league basketball). Current high level athletic skills trainer. Business consultant.

Zach Fleer: Founder of 270 Hoops: The lead player coverage website for Central Ohio basketball.

Jeff Nelsen: Long time pastor and executive leadership consultant for his company “Jeff Coaching”.

Plus, many varsity basketball coaches who have an abundance of experience, wins, and awards.

Series Co-Hosts

  • Johnnie Standard | Leadership

    Johnnie is a teaching pastor at Springfield Bible Church. He excels in theology and is a fantastic applicator of the word. Johnnie is someone who gives excellent advice and is the ultimate encourager. He also happens to be a great friend and colleague of mine. Although he’s on my Christian leadership series, don’t think he can’t hoop. Johnnie was all state in high school and played basketball for Wheaton College.

  • Jay Benish | Coaching

    Jay has coached at Viterbo University, WI and Jefferson High School, WI. He is currently the head varsity coach at Oconomowoc High School, WI. Jay is on the WBCA board as well, running the Wisconsin coaches clinic. He was a mentor of mine as a coach and is now a good friend. Jay is someone who truly cares about his staff and players. His enthusiasm for the game is second to none. He’s someone who does incredible things for Wisconsin basketball.