Going ISO - Kenny Anderson - a podcast by Locked On Podcast Network, Noah Coslov, Adam Stanco

Rejecting the Screen goes ISO with Kenny Anderson, one of the greatest players in New York City history. The former NBA all-star and current head coach of Fisk University discusses growing up as a playground legend, how his iconic Georgia Tech team beat Shaq en route to the Final Four, the day he found out about Drazen Petrovic's death, and what it was like to face the best players in the 1990's. Plus, Kenny makes some stunning revelations about his decision to leave Georgia Tech early and about keeping Bobby Hurley from going to North Carolina.
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Why Kenny chose to go to Georgia Tech (0:45)
Kenny's expectations for how his NYC game would translate to college (2:00)
Playing in Madison Square Garden for the first time (3:00)
Facing Shaq and LSU in the 1990 NCAA Tournament (4:30)
How Bobby Cremins developed Georgia Tech's quick pace (5:45)
Controversial shot against Michigan State in 1990 Southeast Regional Semifinal (6:30)
What it felt like to have so much success as a freshman (8:00)
Playing against an all-time great UNLV team in the 1990 Final Four (8:30)
Who would've won a fight between Derrick Coleman and Paul Silas (9:45)
Why nobody tried to fight Kenny when he played in NYC (13:00)
Kenny's all-time NYC team & why Lloyd "Swee' Pea" Daniels would headline it (14:45)
How Kenny Smith mentored him (16:30)
Learning from NYC legends (17:30)
Why Kenny never left NYC to go to Oak Hill Academy (19:00)
What Kenny needed to work on after playing against elite NBA competition (20:15)
What it was like to play for Chuck Daly (21:00)
How fun it was to play with the different characters on the Nets (23:00)
Finding out Drazen Petrovic died (23:30)
Breaking down Petrovic's game (24:30)
Trash talking in the NBA (27:45)
Playing with Gary Payton (28:30)
Playing against Michael Jordan (29:00)
Where the best games in NYC were (31:45)
How Kenny would find pickup games in NYC (32:45)
Playing with Jamal Mashburn in high school (34:45)
First time Kenny realized he could play in the NBA (36:00)
Having second thoughts about leaving school early (38:30)
What it was like to play for the Celtics (39:00)
Paul Pierce and Antoine Walker having the ultimate green light in Boston (40:30)
Celtics made one of the greatest ever comebacks against the Nets (41:30)
Why Rod Strickland is underappreciated (42:45)
Playing with J.R. Rider (44:45)
Playing against Allen Iverson (46:30)
Coaching on the NAIA level at Fisk University (47:30)
Messages Kenny instills in the players he coaches (48:30)
Creating the "Mr. Chibbs" documentary (50:00)
How Kenny is feeling since having a stroke (53:45)
If Kenny should've made Dream Team II (55:30)
Kenny is trying to track down his 1994 all-star jersey (56:30)
Kenny's 50-point game at Georgia Tech (58:00)
Playing against Bobby Hurley (59:15)
How Kenny kept Hurley from going to North Carolina (1:00:00)
Who he'd want to reject the screen & go ISO in a must-win situation (1:01:30)
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