Southern Conference 
Coach of the Year, and coach of the NCAA-bound Wofford College Terriers, Mike Young will be on the phone with Coach Arritt and Brooks Berry during this week's edition of "The Passing Game with Fletcher Arritt." A native of Radford, VA, Young played for Coach Arritt's postgraduate squad in 1981-82 before attending Emory & Henry College where he was a four year letterman for Coach Bob Johnson.
Now in his 8th season as Head Coach at Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC, Young has helped the Terriers to a 26-8 record, the program's first Southern Conference Championship (regular season and tournament), as well as their first NCAA tournament appearance. The Terriers face Wisconsin in Friday's 3pm first-round matchup from Jacksonville, FL.
Coach Eddie Fogler is on the phone with Coach Arritt and Brooks Berry in the 7th edition of The Passing Game. Fogler, who played for Dean Smith at UNC from 1967-1970, took three different programs to both the NCAA and NIT tournaments in his 15 years as a head coach (Wichita State, Vanderbilt, and South Carolina). In 1993, he was named Coach of the Year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). He retired in 2001 and currently works as a television commentator and assists colleges looking to fill coaching vacancies. He talks about that and more on the show.
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The youngest head coach in the Ivy League, Coach Johnson played for Coach Arritt on the postgraduate team at Fork Union Military Academy in 1992-1993 before being recruited to play for Princeton. Johnson became the only three-time captain in Princeton history during his All-Ivy League college career, and led his team to an Ivy League championship and a first round win over UCLA in the 1996 NCAA Tournament.