In this episode, we delve into the illustrious history of Boys High School, a powerhouse in Brooklyn high school basketball. Featuring interviews with greats such as Lenny Wilkens and Jackie Jackson, this episode highlights the extraordinary talent and unforgettable moments that defined Boys High. From dominating the PSAL championships to creating legends on the playgrounds, discover how Boys High set the standard for excellence in basketball.

• 02:01 - 06:00: Mel Davis on the allure of Boys High and his decision to attend
• 06:01 - 10:00: Peter Vecsey and Billy Cunningham on Boys High's dominance in the 1960s
• 10:01 - 18:00: Connie Hawkins' impact, legendary performances, and insights from Larry Brown and Lenny Wilkens
• 18:01 - 22:00: The epic 1960 PSAL semifinals featuring Hawkins and Roger Brown
• 22:01 - 26:00: The myth and reality of Jumpin’ Jackie Jackson
• 26:01 - 30:00: Sihugo Green and other Boys High legends who followed
• 30:01 - 34:00: The coaching legacy of Mickey Fisher and Howie Jones
• 34:01 - 38:00: Lenny Wilkens' journey from Boys High to the NBA Hall of Fame

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