Create Your Shot: Coley Harvey

Create Your Shot

Chris Horwedel

Sports, Underdog Sports, The Underdog, Basketball, Nba, -- None --, Create Your Shot

4.9 • 939 Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2018

⏱️ 82 minutes

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This week Create Your Shot is joined by Coley Harvey from ESPN. Coley spent this past spring and summer on the New York Yankees beat and spent time talking with the guys about his journey in the sports media, covering Muhammad Ali's funeral, how he breaks out of his shell as an introvert and how to balance work in the media and his own life. This week's coach speak features some of the best from Marvin Lewis and Aaron Boone and the city review takes us to the home of Skyline Chili, Cincinnati, OH. Coley can be found on Twitter @ColeyHarvey Thanks to our partners Betonline.ag for sponsoring this weeks episode! Check out Betonline.ag promo code PodcastOne for a 50% signup bonus, today! Special thanks to Under Armour for sponsoring this weeks episode. Download Under Armour's MapMyRun and MyFitness Pal in the Apple App Store or Google Play store and take control of your goals today. :28 Smallz and Tyler introduction 11:05 Coley Harvey joins Create Your Shot 19:01 Joining ESPN in 2013 24:42 Covering Muhammad Ali's funeral 33:21 Working as a MLB and NFL beat writer and improving his craft 41:29 Networking within the media industry 47:45 How to manage work-life balance 53:50 Coach Speak â€” Marvin Lewis and Aaron Boone 56:11 City Review â€” Cincinnati, OH 1:01:58 Ten Touches

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0:00.0	The following podcast is part of the underdog sports
0:07.9	podcasting network for a full list of our shows as well as breaking sports news and engaging feature stories.
0:15.3	Visit us at www. The Underdog Sports.com.
0:25.0	Welcome back to another episode of Create Your Shot.
0:30.0	I am Tyler Lori and I am joined as always by my fantastic co-host
0:34.0	Chris Smalls, Angeles and this week we are joined by Coley Harvey. Coley is a
0:40.8	general assignment reporter at ESPN and you can see him on Sports Center.
0:45.2	He covered the Yankees last year, he's covered the bangles for them before the
0:48.9	ESPN covered the Florida State Seminoles Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Just Small as this is a guy that's done a lot of work in, he would say a long time, but it has not been that long of a time that he has been a working journalist.
1:02.0	I always get embarrassed or not embarrassed I don't think but nervous when we have real
1:06.5	journalists on the show because I feel like we're just a little bit out of our league
1:10.5	but Coley was cool as hell man he was just a really funny guy he enjoyed
1:14.4	talking to us and I had a great time talking to him. For sure I get a little self-conscious
1:18.6	knowing that I am about as far from a journalist as you can be and I'm probably asking dumb questions and there are a bunch of Matt Langles criticizing me.
1:28.8	So that but you know what Coley was a really cool cat he was even before the show you know getting to talk with him and get to know him a little bit
1:38.1	You know he was super excited to come on and we were super excited to have him.
1:42.8	So I thought the interview went great.
1:45.5	He gave us a lot of perspective on what he's been through
1:49.2	and his journey and even touched on some of the regrets regrets which I found really interesting as well.
1:55.0	Yeah and then we got into a little bit you know he covered Muhammad Ali's funeral
1:59.2	which was a huge moment and some of the things that he wanted to do in the future and just, you know, you don't
2:04.2	necessarily think that people who are beat writers, like maybe, you know, everyone has aspirations,
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