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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/outrage Kajan's Player Props Immanuel Quickley over 6.5 assists Victor Wembanyama over 3.5 blocks Clint Capela over 9.5 rebo...

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-ga...

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...

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.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan talk about the Toronto Raptors making another move as they trade Pascal Siakam to the Indiana Pacers for Bruce Brown, Jordan Nwora, Kira Lewis Jr., and three first-round picks. They also discuss the Detroit Pistons moving Marvin Bagley, Isaiah Livers, and two second-round picks to the Washington Wizards for Danilo Gallinari and Mike Muscala. Pl...

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer Byers and Kajan Thiruthanikasalam discuss a major trade that went down - between the Raptors and Knicks, out of all teams. And the Pistons, at long last, finally end that long losing streak of theirs plus Caitlin Clark coming through in the clutch and Kajan has a couple of player props for the viewers to use. Signup Expert: https://signupexpert.com/outra...

Spencer and Kajan discuss on this episode of Polar Opposites about the sad state of the Pistons (again) plus a change to the starting lineup for the Raptors. Plus a little review of the NBA Christmas games and yes, we've got a sponsor now, courtesy of Signup Expert! Link is here: https://signupexpert.com/outrage

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan talk about Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley talking about Zion Williamson and how that could affect him. They also discuss the top teams in both conference and how they have looked so far, the Detroit Pistons being just a game away from breaking the record for the longest single-season losing streak in NBA history, and more.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan talk about the surprises and disappointments in the NBA, whether it's a player or a team. Plus the two discuss who's on the coaching hot seat a quarter into the season and which head coach ultimately gets fired first.

In this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer Byers and Kajan Thiruthanikasalam discuss what's going on in the NBA and the NCAA as of late plus they talk about the refs - and the power trip that they're on.

In this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan talk about Draymond Green being suspended indefinitely by the NBA after his most recent ejection against the Phoenix Suns. They also talk about Giannis Antetokounmpo scoring a franchise and career high of 64 points in a 140-126 win over the Indiana Pacers, the Cleveland Cavaliers losing Darius Garland and Even Mobley to injury as well as the Ph...

In this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer Byers and Kajan Thiruthanikasalam talk about the In-Season Tournament wrapping up, with the Los Angeles Lakers winning the inaugural tournament. Moreso, they also discuss the lengthy losing streaks from both the Pistons and Spurs and more.

In this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer Byers and Kajan Thiruthanikasalam discuss the Indiana Pacers and Los Angeles Lakers advancing to the championship game of the In-Season Tournament. Also, Iowa guard Caitlin Clark stands alone in NCAA history with a major milestone. And we said we were going to mention more positive stories - and we kept our promise, with this one featuring New York Knick...

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer Byers and Kajan Thiruthanikasalam dive deep into the shakeup of the NCAA men's and women's Top 25 basketball rankings after a weekend filled with upsets, plus they predict who wins the NBA In-Season Tournament and a certain head coach wants all the smoke.

On this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer Byers and Kajan Thiruthanikasalam dive deep into the knockout stage for the In-Season Tournament and have our predictions for the quarterfinals plus an in-depth look at the issues with how mainstream media covers stories (highlighted by Jason Kidd's exchange with Tim McMahon) and the LSU women's team may be figuring things out, with Angel Reese back in t...

In this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer Byers and Kajan Thiruthanikasalam discuss the hot starts of the Magic, Thunder, Timberwolves and other teams while also going in-depth about the allegations surrounding Josh Giddey plus we take a look at the college basketball rankings on both the men's and women's side.

In this episode of Polar Opposites, Spencer and Kajan discuss Russell Westbrook's (voluntary) move to the bench plus the issues that are plaguing the Detroit Pistons as well as reigning NCAA women's champion. LSU. And the guys discuss the start of the Maui Invitational, with Purdue taking on Gonzaga.

This week on Polar Opposites, Kajan and Spencer discuss the aftermath of Draymond Green's five-game suspension after the altercation that stemmed from the Warriors' second game this season against the Timberwolves plus they talk on NBA halftime shows being a joke and more college basketball - on both the men's and women's side.

This week on Polar Opposites, Kajan and Spencer discuss the 76ers still rolling, even in the aftermath of Kelly Oubre Jr getting involved in a car accident. They also talk about how Tyrese Maxey has continued to evolve plus the system (James Harden) hasn't worked out yet for the Clippers and a comeback for the ages at Scotiabank Arena.