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Darnell Hillman & Scott Tarter | ABA, NBA, & Dropping Dimes | Episode #39
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In this episode of the Mosaic Minds podcast, hosts Nick and Jason engage with Darnell Hillman and Scott Tarter, discussing the Dropping Dimes Foundation, which supports former ABA players facing hardships. They share personal stories of players in need, the impact of the foundation, and the upcoming documentary that aims to shed light on the struggles of these athletes. The conversation also touches on the evolution of basketball styles, personal connections between the guests, and the legacy of the ABA in the context of the NBA. In this engaging conversation, Nick and Jason explore the rich history of basketball in Indiana, the impact of media on the growth of the ABA, and the future aspirations for player recognition and support. They delve into the legacy of Darnell Hillman, the first-ever slam dunk champion, and discuss the importance of community engagement through the Dropping Dimes Foundation, which aims to support former ABA players and their families.
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