Episode 9 – Garrett Boorojian and Len Elmore discuss relationship building in a team environment.
Len Elmore’s Collegiate and Professional Career:
- Len played college basketball at the University of Maryland (NCAA Division I)
- Consensus Second Team All American (1974)
- First Team All–ACC (1974)
- Two-time Second Team All–ACC (1972 and 1973)
- Len played in the ABA (1974–1976) and NBA (1976–1984)
- 1974 NBA First Round Draft Pick (Washington Bullets)
- Indiana Pacers, Kansas City Kings, Milwaukee Bucks, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks
- Len received his J.D. from Harvard Law School (1987)
- Len broadcasted for ESPN, CBS Sports, and FOX Sports / FOX Sports 1 for 33+ years.
- With Verne Lundquist, Len famously called the NCAA Division I Elite 8 game (1992).
- Duke University Basketball Legend Christian Laettner made the game–winning shot against the University of Kentucky.
- With Verne Lundquist, Len famously called the NCAA Division I Elite 8 game (1992).
- Len was a prosecutor in King County (Brooklyn, New York), and practiced law at renowned law firms.
- Len is a Senior Lecturer at Columbia University and teaches multiple Sports Management classes.
- Columbia University awarded Len with the Dean Excellence Award (2019)
- Len is the director of 1800Flowers.com board.
- Len is an advisor of The Shirley Povich Center board at the University of Maryland.
- Len is the commissioner on the Knight Commission for Intercollegiate Athletics.
- Chair of the Racial Equity Task Force