Hello and welcome to the Game Theory podcast. I'm your host Sam Ducini. We are presented by

the athletic today on the show. It is Coach Spins. Adam Spinella is in the building.

But here's the thing. We got a little bit of a different vibe today. This is the first part of a two-part

episode for the podcast because i know it's early september but randomly there's a lot of

draft news happening i don't know what happened here it all exploded a lot of the things that

we kind of wanted to talk about just kind of came to fruition over the

course of the past week. And this is going to be part one of a part of a two-part episode.

The first part, we're going to talk about the Scoot Henderson, Victor Wenbenyama matchup.

We're not going to go crazy in depth on like the race for number one at this point, because I think we might do that next week. But we are going to go crazy in depth on like the race for number one at this point because i think we might

do that next week but we are going to dive deep like into the mechanics of this matchup what we're

looking for just kind of things like that then the second part of this episode is going to be us

breaking down the mega versus oTE game that occurred with three potential first round picks,

Amon Thompson, Osor Thompson, and Nicola Jurisich.

Really, really interesting game that I think could end up being one of the most important

games that OTE plays this year from an evaluation perspective. So we kind of

want to dive deep into that. Then we're going to do a brief mini mailbag at the end of this episode.

Part two is going to be us talking about Brony James and his recruitment. I kind of came to a head

in terms of the headlines this past week because of the visit to Ohio State.

They went to the Ohio State Notre Dame game last weekend.

And then some photos came out of Brony in an Ohio State jersey, things like that.

So that kind of came to add.

So we want to talk about Brony's game a little bit and where we are.

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