The hosts discuss how the basketball community in Michigan has united and how a statewide movement has started following Friday's disappointing news from Governor Whitmer and the MDHHS.

Hosts Derek Seidl, Matt Seidl and Josh Tropea react to the MHSAA Representative Council's actions, which come one day after the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services updated its epidemic plan.

After a round of rapid-fire questions, the hosts respond to this scenario:  What if the current pause, which is scheduled to end on January 15, is extended for two more weeks -- or even longer?

The hosts discuss scheduling and coaching philosophies for the upcoming abbreviated season, react to how individual rankings affect a team, and share positives from 2020 and resolutions for 2021.

Hosts Derek Seidl and Matt Seidl unpack and respond to the breaking news from Governor Whitmer, the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services, and the MHSAA.

University of Michigan head women’s basketball coach Kim Barnes Arico comments on multiple topics, including culture, family, competing during a pandemic and how her system of play has evolved. In addition, the hosts identify their favorite high school venues and weigh in on the “to play or not to play” controversy.

As the Michigan prep basketball world braces for a possible extension of the current shutdown, the hosts share their thoughts and offer perspective through an interview with North Central (Ohio) girls’ basketball coach Greg Waidelich. In addition, there is discussion on the best of college hoops so far this season and the issue of flopping.

Kyle Barlow, a men’s assistant coach at Ohio University who played locally at Howell High School and Concordia University, is the featured guest. The hosts also talk about influential college coaches during their careers and the popular “auto bench” philosophy when key players get in early foul trouble.

Hosts Derek Seidl, Matt Seidl and Josh Tropea discuss the recent shutdown, the MHSAA's restart plan, and the best- and worst-case scenarios when it comes to prep basketball in the Greater Ann Arbor area.

This week's preview focuses on the Southeastern Conference Red Division, which includes six Ann Arbor-area schools along with some of the top players and coaches in Michigan.