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Oh wow, this is our 50th episode. Shocked that they let us get to this number but we’ll take it. We discussed the Kansas brawl, the Illinois stomp and apparently Subbi can’t pronounce the letter “u.” Then we revisit our preseason predictions and give them health grades. Lastly, we finish up with This Week In Theat and Hugs.
Thoughts on Rockets, Cavs, and Pels. Is Jae Crowder actually good on the court? News: TA joining Hustle in official capacity. Morant opting out of
Zak covers some recent Grizzlies news, notes, and highlights.
Failing to prepare is preparing to fail. That’s why we’re in the film room. Literally. We’re watching the Oscar nominated movies and we give our reactions to them thus far. We also talk about Subbi’s boots on the ground in DePaul and him getting owned by a fan in the row behind him. Baylor is the 7th #1 team in the country, Louisville makes Shark eat his words meanwhile Payton Pritchard makes Subbi and Taylor eat their words. Lotta eating, lotta crow. Dayton’s magical season continues courtesy of Jalen Crutcher and Providence gets a gut punch from Creighton. Also, we bid the question: Is Florida the most unpredictable team in the country? We round it out with Hugs and Where Am I?
With fan voting for the 2020 NBA All-Star teams concluding today, we wanted to release our edition of who we would select to represent the teams of this great league.
We were kinda all over the map with this one.
We recapped the big items from the past week including the Shark being #done with BC, the best hashtags from mid majors, an INSANE shot from Ryan Daly of St. Joes and a new nickname for a Big 10 player.
We had to give love to Clemson and Baylor for exorcising demons on the road and Subbi thinks Baylor should be ranked #1.
We then talk about the arrogance of Wichita State, Louisville’s toxicity and a new medical condition in college basketball fandom: Remote Control Stress (RCS).
We end with Hugs and Where am I?
Zak and Mason discuss the Tigers recent performance against USF and talk Cincinnati. Memphis is going full speed into conference play and the guys give their thoughts on the season performance to date.
Fresh off a victory on the road against UCF, the Cincinnati Bearcats (10-6, 3-1) established their first win streak since early December with back-to-back wins.
The guys talk takeaways from the Grizzlies’ perfect week against the T’Wolves, Spurs, and Warriors in addition to their thoughts on the national media finally taking notice of this young team. Twitter Corner is a segment that looks like it’s here to stay and then we finish up by doling out mid-season team awards for MVP, MIP, 6MPY, DPOY.
Former NBA player and current ESPN co-host Kendrick Perkins gave a shout out to the young Grizzlies on Tuesday night during their game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.