Ep.17 "Buckets, Blockbusters and Back to the Gridiron."

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The Crisp Logic Podcast

Jordan "Frost" Mitchell and Xavier "Zay" Green

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The podcasting duo of Jordan "Frost" Mitchell and Xavier "Zay" Green, takes flight In their first episode of The Crisp Logic Podcast. The opening episode introduces you to our crew, while providing insight on the college football national championship, Super Bowl weekend, and their style of logic.

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Ep.17 "Buckets, Blockbusters and Back to the Gridiron."

The Crisp Logic Podcast

1 hour 32 minutes 23 seconds

4 months ago

Ep.17 "Buckets, Blockbusters and Back to the Gridiron."

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In this episode, Zay Green and Jordan Mitchell discuss the excitement surrounding college football and the recent NBA Finals, where the Oklahoma City Thunder emerged as champions. They delve into the implications of the new apron tax on NBA teams, the impact of Tyrese Halliburton's injury, and the future of the Boston Celtics. The conversation also covers offseason moves, including Miles Turner joining the Bucks and Kevin Durant's trade to the Rockets, as well as the potential of Michael Porter Jr. in Brooklyn. Overall, the episode provides insights into the current state of the NBA and the upcoming season. In this episode, the hosts delve into various topics surrounding basketball trades, particularly the Drew Holiday trade and its implications for the Boston Celtics. They discuss the balance between athleticism and skill in basketball, the economic aspects of funding stadiums, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming NFL and NCAA football seasons. The conversation also touches on the Hall of Fame criteria and the competitive landscape of college football gaming, highlighting the enhancements in the new NCAA Football 26 game.