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So we supposed to hate Harden now?
2 hour 48 minutes Posted Jan 2, 2021 at 11:43 pm.
In this episode, Mark and Shawn are joined by a new guest co-host Ahmadou Bayo.
The trio starts things off by talking about the current NBA length and whether the NBA should go back to an 82 games schedule or stay as-is.
The conversation moves on to Ben Simmons taking an in-game three-pointer and whether or not fans should be hopeful about him developing his game.
The Wizards start their season off with a 0-5 start and the fellas speculate whether the bad start is Russell Westbrooks fault or is this just bad luck.
Next, they talk about James Harden and the supposed crusade the media is on to ruin his public perception.
Mark talks about Booger McFarland's recent comments on ESPN and the behavior of Dwayne Haskins that got him cut from the Washington Football team.
Keeping things on the ridiculous antics of athletes the fellas talk about the recent brawl between Tulsa and Mississippi State college football teams.
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In this episode, Mark and Shawn are joined by a new guest co-host Ahmadou Bayo. (10:00) The trio starts things off by talking about the current NBA length and whether the NBA should go back to an 82 games schedule or stay as-is. (34:00) The conversation moves on to Ben Simmons taking an in-game three-pointer and whether or not fans should be hopeful about him developing his game. (58:00) The Wizards start their season off with a 0-5 start and the fellas speculate whether the bad start is Russell Westbrooks fault or is this just bad luck. (1:13:00) Next, they talk about James Harden and the supposed crusade the media is on to ruin his public perception. (1:38:00) Mark talks about Booger McFarland's recent comments on ESPN and the behavior of Dwayne Haskins that got him cut from the Washington Football team.  (2:12:00) Keeping things on the ridiculous antics of athletes the fellas talk about the recent brawl between Tulsa and Mississippi State college football teams. (2:25:00) Lastly, they wrap things up by speculating who will come out on top to represent their respective conferences in the NFL playoffs.