Today we’re joined by Greg Fahey, General Manager and Associate Head Coach of Hampton University’s Men’s Basketball team.

Greg’s basketball journey began at Marist College, where he served as a manager for the men’s basketball team while earning his degree. From there, he dove into coaching at New Jersey powerhouse St. Benedict’s Prep, moved to the Division III level at FDU, and gained grassroots experience on the EYBL circuit with the Albany City Rocks.

He later joined Ed Cooley’s staff at Providence, then took on multiple roles at Siena College, eventually reuniting with Coach Cooley at Georgetown as the Special Assistant to the Head Coach.

Greg is now entering Year 2 at Hampton, adding to his responsibilities with the newly minted title of General Manager — a role that reflects the growing evolution of college basketball programs and how they operate behind the scenes.

He’s coached at nearly every level of the game, giving him a unique 360° perspective on what it takes to build, sustain, and evolve a successful program.

Greg also hosts his own podcast and recently launched a newsletter, both offering thoughtful insight into leadership, culture, and the business of college basketball.

🎙️ In this episode, we talk about:

• What Greg has learned from his various coaching roles and titles
• An overview of Hampton University and the HBCU basketball landscape
• His day-to-day responsibilities as General Manager at Hampton
• Recruiting to Hampton and the unique opportunities that come with it
• Creative ways he is raising money and building sustainable support systems
• How he approaches recruiting, player development, and roster retention
• The key stats and metrics he tracks — and how they help evaluate player value
• The future of NIL and how it’s reshaping the GM position in college basketball
• Advice for those seeking out a position similar to his

Appreciate you tuning in. Enjoy!

After a decade of building Kreation Talent Agency from the ground up — negotiating deals across Europe and Asia, traveling to 46 countries, and learning every lesson the hard way — I’ve officially made the transition to FreeGame Management as Director of Basketball Strategy & Athlete Manager.

In this episode, I share the why behind the move, what FreeGame is all about, and answer some of the most common questions I’ve been getting:

• Am I still repping pros?

• Am I focusing more on international or domestic?

• How does this new role expand into high school and college representation?

Grateful for the KTA journey. Fired up for this next chapter with FreeGame. Let’s get it.

Summer League is here! Back in Las Vegas navigating the chaos — catching up with NBA and international teams, seeing familiar faces, and finding ways to keep showing up.

A few quick updates:
🇯🇵 Donovan is suiting up for the B.LEAGUE United team and dropped 21 in his debut vs. the Raptors.
🛡️ Toyo made his national team debut for Japan with 4 points and 4 blocks vs. the Netherlands — now preparing for FIBA Asia Cup in Saudi Arabia.
💼 KTA crossed an exciting milestone in contracts this summer (and we’re not done yet).

Summer League isn’t about doing everything — it’s about doing the right things, with the right people, for the right reasons.

Keep showing up!