In this episode of The Final Jumpshot, we sit down with Coach Danny Ebbs, a 2020 Arkansas Activities Association (AAA) Hall of Fame inductee, celebrated for his extraordinary contributions to Arkansas high school basketball. With a storied career coaching at schools like Blytheville, Parkdale, and Stephens, over 600 career wins, seven state championships and three Overall Championships, Ebbs shares insights on his lasting impact on student-athletes and the athletic community. Discover how his dedication and philosophy earned him a place in the prestigious AAA Hall of Fame.. Join host Marcus Carlton for an inspiring conversation about legacy, leadership, and the love of the game.

One of the most legendary Class B teams in Arkansas High School hoops history and the only Class B boys team to ever win the Overall championship in Arkansas. During the 1979 and 1980 seasons, The Parkdale Dragons and Ronald Claiborne tore thru every level of competition put in front of them, winning back to back state titles and one overall championship, and coming very close to upsetting the storied West Memphis Blue Devils in 1980.

Another legend from the nearly forgotten 2B East Conference. Jared Richey was a star among the pride of Lions from Lynn in rural Lawrence County. The love for basketball runs deep in Lynn, Arkansas and the Richey family is no exception to that fact. This is the story of Lynn Lion great, Jared Richey

3 Brothers, 1 family, 3 All-State basketball players and that's just the tip of the iceberg on the accomplishments of Jerry, JC, and Ralph Morrow. When people think of Biggers-Reyno Basketball history, the Morrow name is near the top of the list of players and coaches. This is their story.

Nelson Catalina. You know the name from his days coaching at Arkansas State. But before he was the Tribe's Chief, he was a Turrell Rocket.

One of the best teams in BRHS School History. 64-10 overall record, Back to Back Randolph County Champs, Back to Back 2B East District Tourney Champs, and Class B Regional Champs.

From the cotton fields of Leachville, to the allstar game in Little Rock, to pharmacy school and back to Leachville. This is the story of Jerry Atkeison.

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