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Game Theory Podcast

NBA Draft: Ja Morant vs Darius Garland? Duke's offense; Early season sleepers

Game Theory Podcast

Sam Vecenie

Sports, Film Reviews, Tv & Film, Sports News, News, Basketball

4.7766 Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2018

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Chris Stone of Sporting News joins the podcast and we chat about some NBA Draft matters. Ja Morant played one of this two most critical games of his season this week, and dropped 38/9/5. What does that mean for him? Is he a potential top-10 pick? We then chat about Darius Garland's injury, and whether or not it hurts him and his stock (it doesn't). We throw Coby White and Tre Jones into the mix as well and compare and contrast the group of top point guards.  Next, we talk about Romeo Langford and Quentin Grimes' early season performances. Both have been up and down. Where are scouts and evaluators on them?  Next, we chat about how Duke's offense has developed over the first seven games. How has RJ Barrett changed his approach? How has Zion Williamson's leap changed things for them?  Then we chat about Bol Bol, who I wrote about at The Athletic this week. Finally, we finish with some early season standouts who seem to have helped themselves, including Brandon Clarke, Alpha Diallo, Jaxson Hayes, and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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slash setup

0:28.6

hello and welcome to the Game Theory podcast.

0:42.7

I'm your host Sam Vassini.

0:43.5

We're presented by CLNSMedia.

0:46.4

Today on the show, it's an NBA draft-centric podcast as we tend to do.

0:50.3

Now that we're getting into the swing of the season,

0:52.0

we're going to have Chris Stone on maybe like once a week, something like that.

0:55.3

Probably toward the end of the week just to send you into your weekend with some hot, sexy college basketball talk.

1:01.7

Chris, how you doing, man?

1:03.7

I'm really good, ready for the hot sexy college basketball talk.

1:07.3

If we're talking to hot sexy college basketball talk, we got to talk charges, baby. We got to talk

1:12.1

Brad Davidson making that sexy charge play. Oh, I love it. I hate the charge so much. So do I.

1:20.0

It's the worst. Like, if there, I think we're one thing I would change about basketball as to get rid of the charge.

1:26.1

Not necessarily the one-on-one charge. Like people shouldn be able to just push off or whatever, but stepping over,

1:31.4

getting in somebody's late and taking a charge. I hate it so much. It's so dangerous. It's just

1:35.6

like, it annoys me to no end. Yeah, like I have talked at length about the charges in college

1:43.9

basketball. And the worst, they're the worst thing in the

1:47.3

world to me i hate them um if i could change any rule in college basketball it would be to make

1:53.5

the charge as soon as you go up for a shot at the rim you cannot slide under a player or you cannot, you have to basically

2:03.0

try and contest the shot. You can't just like stand there and hold your nut sack. Like this is not

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