Another highly anticipated Tennessee Titans season is right around the corner.
Which 7 Grizzlies players would you keep in an expansion draft?
I’m a few days late on this, but I wanted to throw my two cents into the conversation.
Theater In College Hoops (Ep. 109)- Interview with former Arizona & USC staff member, Jamal Boddie
We’re back here just in time before August expires giving you the good Arizona stories that I’m sure you want. I’m being sarcastic, I’m sure you guys are over the Arizona content but that’s too damn bad! *Grandpa from Holes voice*
Former manager and assistant director of operations at Arizona & USC, Jamal Boddie joins us to talk everything from his relationship with good friend, JP Prince, to his experience with Lute Olson to his published book. He also provides some great insight on some players you may have forgotten about.
Theater In College Hoops (Ep. 109)- NBA Draft Live Reactions
Pretty simple here, gang. We watched the NBA Draft live and talked shop. Was a lot of fun. Still reeling from that Joshua Primo pick to the Spurs at 12.
The BarnBurner’s 2021 NBA Draft Big Board 1.0
Despite having been blogging and podding about the NBA for the past 3+ years, I have never made time to really dive in and do the homework required to create a personal draft big board. Consider this version 1.0.
Theater In College Hoops (Ep. 108)- Interview With Former Illinois Big Man, Maverick Morgan
It’s Fourth Of July Weekend, people! Sun, blue skies, fireworks, brats, dogs, burgers, beers, lakes, oceans, pools, creeks, streams, and literally any body of water. Those are the only 2 things you need: a grill and a body of water. We discuss where exactly does Apple Pie fit into that equation. We also talk about the new NIL rule where players can profit. Apparently Jordan Bohannon is already signing autographs at a Firework store. Finally we have a very insightful and candid interview with former Illinois center, Maverick Morgan. He joins us to discuss everything from growing up in Southwest Ohio to playing in the Big Ten to playing in Europe.
Theater In College Hoops (Ep. 107)- Greg Gard Audio & Penny Stays With Memphis
Don’t ever say we aren’t accountable. Call us dumb, uninformed, hacks, fairweather. Whatever you want, just don’t say we aren’t accountable. Because we made a promise to deliver 2 episodes per month and damnit, on the last day of June, we did just that so hug for us. We talk about the Greg Gard audio with his players and Penny staying with Memphis after an interview with the Orlando Magic and hiring a legendary name to his staff.
Theater In College Hoops (Ep. 106)- Coach Talk, UMass Statues and Transfers
No guest today unfortunately and no Taylor either so it’s just Subbi and The Shark bantering about quite literally nothing. We talk everything from Slack to Family Karma to the statue standard at UMass. We also finally get around to discussing the Coach K and Roy Williams departures and offer our thoughts on their successors. Then we do our own version of “Who He Play For” as it pertains to all of the transfers that have taken place since we last gave you an update. Finally, we wouldn’t be as absurd as we are if we didn’t give a Family Karma college basketball comparison. Be good.
The Lineups That Could Beat The Jazz
While the majority of the Grizzlies bench has struggled in the playoff series vs Utah, there is one player who we should expect to see more often once we get to tip-off in the bluff city.
Theater In College Hoops (Ep. 104)- Interview With Matt Moore-Alameda
Do you like the Metropolitan area? Do you like Boston College? Listen to this episode then because we chat with our good pal, MMA, and discuss everything from Knicks, Nets, Devils, Rangers, Islanders, Mets and his beloved BC Eagles. We first talk about the Jim Christian era and harken back to the Steve Donahue era as well. But fear not, after we talk about those train wrecks we focus our attention on Earl Grant. Nope, not the pianist but the head coach. Also sincere hug to Mary Annes in Brighton, MA. It closed down but was an absolute ESTABLISHMENT to the BC students.