On this episode of Polar Opposites, Kajan and Spencer discuss the fight that happened between LSU and South Carolina at the SEC championship game, who they like as Selection Sunday draws near. They also talk about who are truly valuable players who deserve to win the MVP (Most Valuable Player) in the NBA, and more.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, the guys discuss Rudy Gobert's "gambling" gesture to referee Scott Foster and why refs continue to be in the spotlight for the wrong reasons. Plus they talk about who is a superstar in the NBA and which team (in both the women's and men's bracket) wins the NCAA title this year.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan discuss the Boston Celtics crushing the Golden State Warriors and what that could mean for the playoffs. They also talk about who's jersey should be retired by the Toronto Raptors first, and more.https://signupexpert.com/outrageKajan's Player PropsImmanuel Quickley over 6.5 assistsVictor Wembanyama over 3.5 blocksClint Capela over 9.5 reboundsAusar Thompson over 2.5 stls and blks

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan discuss the fights that have happened across the NBA as of late and discuss the league's "unwritten rule." And with Duke's Kyle Filipowski avoiding what could have been a serious injury after Wake Forest fans stormed the court, the question begs to be asked? What happens with court storming and should it be banned?

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan discuss Allen Iverson and whether or not he would average 43 ppg in this era of basketball in light of his comments made. Also, they discuss Paige Bueckers coming back for another season at UConn plus whether a trio of Warriors players will retire in Golden State or not. Oh, and Nikola Jokic made history in the process as well.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan talk about the snooze fest in the form of this year's NBA All-Star Weekend and what they would change to make it better. Also, the guys look back at their position player rankings and how they fared.

Judging by the title, yes, it's official. Iowa guard Caitlin Clark stands alone, overtaking Kelsey Plum for the most ever points scored in a women's collegiate career, with a career high 49 points to go along with 13 assists against Michigan, Spencer and Kajan discuss the greatness that is Caitlin Clark on this episode plus more in the NBA - including a Pistons player getting arrested for a pre-game skirmish and our picks for NBA All-Star Weekend.

Yes, you heard that right. We are Caitlin Clark and Victor Wembanyama superfans! Well, not Spencer Byers in terms of Wemby but you get the point. Spencer and Kajan discuss, on this episode of Polar Opposites, the historic accomplishments of these two athletes. Caitlin Clark is eight points away from being the NCAA's all-time scoring leader while Wembanyama just recorded a triple-double with blocks.Also, they talk about the state of the East and West in the NBA plus which team has surprised us the most -- with a opening about how the Super Bowl went.Today's picks from Kajan (NBA) are as follows. The bolded ones are the most recommended. (Odds are according to DraftKings)1) Chet Holmgren over 2.5 blocks (-105)2) Ausar Thompson over 1.5 stls and blks (-150)3) Ben Simmons over 1.5 TOs (-110)4) Bam Adebayo over 2.5 TOs (+105)5) Rudy Gobert over 1.5 blks  (-145)6) Domantas Sabonis over 2.5 TOs (-160)You can also use our link at https://signupexpert.com/outrage and look at the best betting sites to get the biggest bang for your back. Remember, be of age and gamble responsibly.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan discuss the NBA trade deadline that just passed in detail with the deals that went down as well as the winners and losers from the deadline. Plus some picks for the Super Bowl coming up as well.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan discuss the scoring rise in the NBA and how beneficial or detrimental it is. Plus with the All-Star rosters now set, we discuss surprises and snubs. And Caitlin Clark is now 66 points away from standing alone in history.