If you ask us to sum up the last 2 years, all we can say, is it’s been a movie filled with crazy plot twists, unforgettable moments and a cast of characters who have become the core of our story & help us define The Pivot🙏 piped.video/@thepivotpodcast…

Duke women’s basketball coach Kara Lawson first sport was actually football. She only played briefly, but the lessons stuck with her. Before her first practice, she was nervous. Her dad told her, “If you don’t believe you’re the best”, stay in the car. Then they put her on the offensive line 😂 And that led to one final lesson that I’m sure she still shares with her @DukeWBB’s players today. @thepivot on @netflix #ThePivot #KaraLawson #DukeWomensBasketball

“Who puts us in the best situation to win each night… I’m here for all the smoke!” 🔥 Kara Lawson brought that energy to The Pivot. After a🥇with Team USA at the 2026 FIBA World Cup, Coach Lawson is sitting with the fellas for an unfiltered conversation about leadership, competition & what it takes to win with the best talent in the world. From being the first female coach of Boston Celtics to coaching Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown to Breanna Stewart, Chelsea Gray to young stars Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers, to navigating personalities, egos and expectations on the international stage, Lawson breaks down her philosophy: put the team in the best position to win — and don’t shy away from the pressure. She gets real about the lessons her father taught her from playing youth football, the influence of Pat Summitt, her time with the Boston Celtics, and the mission to restore Duke Women’s Basketball to powerhouse status. Elite athlete. Coach. Leader. Competitor. Kara Lawson isn’t afraid of the smoke — and she’s not backing down from the conversation. 🏀🔥 Full episode of The Pivot with Kara Lawson streaming now on @netflix and all audio platforms.#Basketball #TeamUSA #Duke #WomensBasketball #NBA #Leadership @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder

Winners bring big energy always! Fresh off Gold medal win and @dukewbb season loading…Kara Lawson joins The Pivot🎬 Full episode streaming now on @netflix and all audio platforms @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder

Good for you Bijan! Just keep being a fang dog. Ignore the record and just hoop. It’s why they paid you like that. Worth every dang penny.

“I never told my family but I didn’t sleep the whole night because I would be crying at home just couldn’t believe this happened to me.” @xavisimons opens up for the first time on the mental strain and despair missing the World Cup caused and how he’s learned to process as he is preparing for his comeback @SpursOfficial full episode pit now on @netflix and all audio platforms @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder

When @xavisimons left Barcelona, rumors swirled that it was about money. The truth? It was about something far more valuable: respect. The club questioned his social media presence and popularity. He loved Barcelona, but after one meeting with the director, he knew they didn’t believe in him. So he left with something to prove — not just to Barcelona, but to himself. @thePivot on @netflix #ThePivot #XaviSimons #Barcelona #Futbol

We are loving the new features Caesars is giving us for this football season- new design, flex parlays AND injury protection, which has really come through these first 2 weeks! Check out @caesarssports The app that’s been nipped and tucked to perfection. Use promo code PIVOT for an exclusive welcome offer. Some makeovers are worth a closer look🏆

Anatomy of a segment(s): Two of my favorite segments from “The Pivot Sports” this week: @JalenHurts’ final drive telestration in “What Kept you up Last night” and Evan Williams 4th Q pass break up demo in “The Opening Drive” . Once those lights & camera are turned on, you get one shot to get it right. It’s all about preparation, communication, teamwork, and execution. It’s never perfect… but sometimes, it gets dang close. 🔥 @Thepivot Sports on @YouTube #ThePivotSports #ThePivot #AnatomyOfASegment piped.video/IbEm87Iil5Y

On a brand new episode of The Daniel Cormier Show today, we are joined by my good friend Ryan Clark. RYAN had one of the more notable firings in recent ESPN history, but it’s all turned out so much better for RC. His pivot podcast with Fred Taylor and Channing Crowder is now on Netflix. They have their Pivot Sports show on YouTube, and he just became partners with former Starbucks CEO and billionaire Howard Schultz. Things are looking up for RC, but in this conversation we went all the way back to the beginning in Marrero, Louisiana, live at 5 PM Eastern/2 PM Pacific.. This was a good one. Ryan was awesome. Link ⬇️ piped.video/3bwJwK-YUZw

Well look at that!! @PatrickMahomes & the Chiefs ain’t dead! 😮‍💨 I warned y’all about sleeping on KC. Kenneth Walker III & Eric Bieniemy have transformed this offense, and now Mahomes is doing Mahomes-type shii. Can’t play 2-high? He’s cooking man coverage. BTW… don’t look now, but @tkelce is WHOOPING these 1-on-1s! 👀 @thepivotsports & @thepivot on @youtube #ThePivotSports #ThePivot #ChiefsKingdom piped.video/IbEm87Iil5Y

Young, rich, good looking and insanely talented…so ofcourse Chan wants to make sure Xavi is living life the right way “balance”😂 @xavisimons the life lesson when he missed @neymarjr birthday party…full episode out now on @netflix and all audio platforms #soccer #football #podcast #nfl @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder

Had a great conversation with Ryan Clark on this week’s episode of “Glass Half Full” about grit, second acts, and what it really means to keep getting back up. Ryan opened up about surviving a sickle cell crisis, the text that changed the course of his ESPN career, and how he landed a Netflix deal and NFL Films partnership in just six weeks. Plus, the conversation with his son that reminded him no coaching job could ever top being a great dad. Watch full interview now: piped.video/UnPkS1m9ecM

Xavi Simons’ father was a footballer, and that’s a story often told. But he wasn’t present in Xavi’s life. The constants were his mother, Peggy, and his brother, Faustino. Faustino was more than Xavi’s brother. He became a father figure. And maybe that’s where @xavisimons’ motivation was born. His absent father gave him the drive to succeed without him. But Faustino gave him something different—the drive to succeed for him. @thepivot on @netflix #ThePivot #ThePivotSports #XaviSimons #Family

Bryce Young…: piped.video/IbEm87Iil5Y

Xavi Simons never had a Plan B. It was football or nothing. He spent 20 of his 23 years chasing the dream of becoming great. Then, late last season, he tore his ACL. The injury hurt. Missing the 2026 World Cup hurt even more. But the nights were the hardest. Just @xavisimons, his thoughts, and the weight of a dream suddenly put on hold. There were nights he cried himself to sleep—even the dream that had driven him his entire life couldn’t comfort him. @thepivot on @netflix #ThePivot #ThePivotSports #XaviSimons #WorldCup

“No one teaches you how to be famous.” @xavisimons Global soccer star Xavi talks about the pressures, the expectations and the passion of playing football from a young age and how the journey has shaped him on and off the pitch. After leaving Barcelona and suffering heartache from missing the 2026 World Cup, Xavi opens up on his mental health, recovery and what’s next for the young phenom’s comeback. Full episode out now streaming on all audio platforms and @Netflix @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder

Tapping in with the other football side today…global soccer star @xavisimons

It might be our football season here in the states but it’s always football year round with @xavisimons 🔥🔥 Check out our newest episode streaming on all audio platforms and @netflix now🎬 @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder

Haha! Family you are funny!

Ryan Clark talks about how Starbucks billionaire Howard Schultz APPROACHED him and invested in launching his sports show ‘The Pivot 25’ just 5 weeks after he was FIRED from ESPN 😲🔥 “He believes that I’m a brand. He believes in the things that I stand for, which I hadn’t heard from somebody of his stature that don’t look like me.”