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Hello and welcome to the hook collective podcast. We're talking about the NBA, which we're doing on Monday afternoon.

Welcome to 2022. Thanks everybody for joining us for another year joining me right now from Austin, Texas is the professor Kirk Goldberry. Hello, Kirk.

Hello, Brian. How are you? Happy New Year. How are how are things in Omaha?

Everything is fine. The snow is on the ground. Everything is normal spent last week in Southern California where it rained. So there you go.

Joining me from Chicago where he's headed to see the bulls play the magic tonight and what promises to be a barn burner is Jamal Collier. Hey, what's going on Jamal?

Snow is also on the ground anytime. I'm getting ready for a window of Carter junior Nicole of each of his revenge game.

I'm ready to go.

I know you've had this one circled for the last 15 minutes.

And by the way, that's the first place Chicago bulls that you will be going to see tonight. They moved past the nets over the holiday weekend.

With back to back game winners from the Marta Rosen and I have to say I can't remember. I'm sure it was written the last time somebody had back to back game where there's probably will like 67.

I didn't see it.

It's always will right Kirk. It's always will. It's always will when you come to the staff stuff. But I don't think anybody's done it. I think I remember seeing that nobody's ever done this one.

I'm back to back days never happened. I think Larry bird maybe done it on back to back team games.

At some point I forget exactly. But the back to back days has never had Jamal. The second one was in Washington was the first one at home.

No, it was in Indiana. Okay, it was in Indiana. Were you at that game? No, I was not at either. Okay.

But Joe, I mean, we're going to talk about four, but just looking back for a quick second. Both shots were three pointers.

Both shots were preposterous because the one against Indiana. He like took his time and then threw up like a very awkward looking like 28 footer.

But the way he shot it and the way he took his time with it and the way it went in with ease. It almost looked like that's exactly what he planned to do.

That doesn't make any sense because it looked like it was a shot. He practiced a thousand times. I was like, okay, I'm just going to execute this shot.

I don't know how other way to describe her than that.

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