Full USBWA College Basketball Awards at the Missouri Athletic Club

Missouri Athletic Club Connections

The U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) and the Missouri Athletic Club (MAC) partnered to host the College Basketball Awards dinner on Wednesday, April 17 at the MAC's downtown location in St. Louis.
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Podcast Timeline:
00:00 Start
01:04 MAC USBWA Event Chairman Aaron Pawlitz Welcome
04:04 USBWA Executive Director Malcolm Moran Greets Everyone
07:50 Pawlitz Once Again
09:20 Co-host Tom Ackerman
15:27 Barry Hinson
28:13 C0-host Michelle Smallmon honors Caitlin Clark
30:49 C0-host Tom Ackerman honors Zach Edey
32:50 Juju Watkins receives Freshman of the Year
38:56 Reed Sheppard receives Freshman of the Year
46:54 Kelvin Sampson receives Coach of the Year
59:00 Dawn Staley receives Coach of the Year
01:18:34 Dawn Staley receives inaugural C. Vivian Stringer Award
01:24:36 Stu Durando honors Geno Auriemma
01:27:44 Geno Auriemma
01:45:58 Roy Williams
Missouri Athletic Club Connections highlights the foremost private club in St. Louis known for attracting exceptional people and enriching lives for generations.

Missouri Athletic Club Connections highlights the foremost private club in St. Louis known for attracting exceptional people and enriching lives for generations.

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1. start (00:00:00)

2. MAC USBWA Event Chairman Aaron Pawlitz Welcome (00:01:04)

3. USBWA Executive Director Malcolm Moran Greets Everyone (00:04:04)

4. Pawlitz (00:07:50)

5. Co-host Tom Ackerman (00:09:20)

6. Barry Hinson (00:15:27)

7. Co-host Michelle Smallmon honors Caitlin Clark (00:28:13)

8. Co-host Tom Ackerman honors Zach Edey (00:30:49)

9. Juju Watkins receives Freshman of the Year (00:32:50)

10. Reed Sheppard receives Freshman of the Year (00:38:56)

11. Kelvin Sampson receives Coach of the Year (00:46:54)

12. Dawn Staley receives Coach of the Year (00:59:00)

13. Dawn Staley receives inaugural C. Vivian Stringer Award (01:18:34)

14. Stu Durando honors Geno Auriemma (01:24:36)

15. Geno Auriemma (01:27:44)

16. Roy Williams (01:45:58)