The Rebound 915 Podcast: Don Haskins Edition
Produced by Rutter Media | Hosted by Doug Rutter
Explore the Don Haskins Legacy
The conversations are only part of the story.
Visit DonHaskins.com to explore the life, career, history, photographs, memorabilia, and enduring legacy of Coach Don Haskins.
Through documentary-style conversations with former players, coaches, journalists, family members, and friends, the series explores the man behind “The Bear” and the relationships that defined his remarkable career.
A Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee who compiled a 719–353 record at UTEP, Haskins left a legacy of leadership, integrity, and influence that reached far beyond the court.
The Rebound 915 Podcast: Don Haskins Edition preserves those stories for generations to come.
Humberto Fournier reflects on Don Haskins, UTEP basketball, and the stories and relationships that helped make “The Bear” an enduring part of El Paso history.
Steve Haskins offers a deeply personal perspective on his father, sharing memories that reveal Don Haskins not simply as a legendary coach, but as the man behind “The Bear.”
Author and former UTEP assistant coach Rus Bradburd reflects on working alongside Don Haskins and offers an insider’s perspective on his coaching philosophy, personality, and enduring influence.
JoJo Garcia shares personal memories and stories that reveal another side of Don Haskins and the lasting relationships that defined his life beyond the basketball court.
Hall of Fame coach Nolan Richardson reflects on Don Haskins, their relationship, and the competitive spirit and leadership that made “The Bear” one of basketball’s most respected figures.
Longtime El Paso journalist Bill Knight reflects on covering Don Haskins and offers a unique perspective on the coach, the man, and his extraordinary place in Borderland sports history.
Sports journalist Dan Wetzel joins Humberto Fournier for a conversation about Don Haskins, his place in basketball history, and why the story of “The Bear” continues to resonate generations later.
1966 national champion David Lattin shares firsthand memories of Don Haskins, Texas Western’s historic championship run, and a team whose impact reached far beyond the court.
Former Miner Fred Reynolds looks back on his time with Don Haskins and shares memories of the coach, the program, and the relationships that extended far beyond basketball.
Former UTEP standout and NBA veteran Greg Foster reflects on playing for Don Haskins, the lessons he carried forward, and the demanding standards that helped shape his career.
Joe Gomez shares his perspective on Don Haskins, UTEP basketball, and the enduring connection between “The Bear,” his players, and the El Paso community.
Nevil Shed reflects on playing for Don Haskins, the historic 1966 Texas Western championship, and the coach whose leadership helped change college basketball forever.
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