Is the NBA selectively enforcing its moral code? In this episode, Dan pulls no punches regarding the Chicago Bulls' decision to waive Jaden Ivey. After the Bulls cited "conduct detrimental to the team" following Ivey’s comments on religion and the LGBTQ+ community.

Plus, Dan is joined by Illinois Head Coach Brad Underwood as the Fighting Illini prepare for their first Final Four appearance since 2005. After a physical Elite Eight win over Iowa, Underwood reflects on a coaching career that began in 1986 and has finally led him to the biggest stage in college basketball.

The Illini are set to face a familiar foe in UConn this Saturday, looking to avenge an early-season loss and punch their ticket to the National Championship.

"(0:00) Christianity: Where the NBA Draws the Line"

"(0:42) The Chicago Bulls Waive Jaden Ivey"

"(1:15) Comparing Ivey to Miles Bridges & League Conduct"

"(2:08) The "Pride Month" vs. "Unrighteousness" Debate"

"(3:18) Is Having an Opinion Now "Conduct Detrimental"?"

"(4:30) Billy Donovan and the "Standard" of the Bulls"

"(5:10) The Truth About Jordan, Pippen, and the 90s Bulls"

"(6:20) Michael Jordan’s Journey: Addiction, Fame, and Faith"

"(7:35) Dealing with the "Insecure" Outrage Culture"

"(25:59) Illinois Basketball Head Coach, BradUnderwood"

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