In this episode, Joe and guest Michael Stamps (on Twitter/X @msstamps7) from Jays 247 discuss Creighton's recent scheduling updates, their signing of Trevon Carter-Givens, and commitment from London Dada, as well as player jersey number announcements for the 2026-27 team.

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In this episode, Joe and former Creighton men's basketball head coach Greg McDermott take a walk down memory lane, discussing a bunch of Coach Mac's best teams and players.

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In this episode, Joe and guest Jacob Padilla (on Twitter/X @JacobPadilla_) of Hurrdat Sports break down each of the Creighton transfer portal commitments to date and provide an overview of the current depth chart before discussing some similarities and differences with last year's roster and what that could mean for this year's team.

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In this episode, Joe provides his initial thoughts on Greg McDermott's legacy at Creighton upon the announcement of his retirement.

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In this episode, Joe and a new guest from the Creighton burnerverse, Jake Debo (on Twitter/X @THE_Home_DEBO), discuss the reminders or lessons we learned as Jays fans in 2025-26 that we can take into future seasons.

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In this episode, Joe and returning guest Nick Marcuccio dive into the dramatic Jaxon Richardson recruiting saga and the swing in general Creighton fan sentiment since the 2025 offseason before discussing some reasons for optimism going into the 2026 offseason.

In this episode, Joe and guest Brian Ayers (AKA Tony Jabroni on Twitter/X - @southpawpress) discuss Creighton's upset win at #5 UConn and evaluate where it ranks among other surprising Jays performances under Greg McDermott before ranking our favorite wins over UConn.

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In this solo episode, Joe touches on the UConn game before explaining why this season feels so much worse than previous "down" seasons for Creighton over the last 30 years.

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In this episode, Joe and guest Alex Sindelar (on Twitter/X @bunts_dunks) discuss whether they Jays are FUNBAD, why we shouldn't wish away the rest of Coach Mac's tenure, Creighton's homecourt advantage, and Jasen Green's development over the last couple of seasons.

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In this episode, Joe and guest Chris Thedinga (on Twitter/X @CThedinga) of Road to the Garden discuss Creighton's heart-breaking loss to Seton Hall, how it impacts #thePath, and more.

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