In this episode, Joe and guest Tim Krueger (founder of Bluejay Banter and on Twitter/X at @tkbrackets and @bluejaybanter), discuss Tim's introduction to Creighton basketball and the early days and development of Bluejay Banter before discussing Creighton NCAA Tournament outlook (around the 55 minute mark), the intricacies of building the NCAA Tournament bracket, and more!

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In this episode, Joe discusses highlights and lowlights of the extremely eventful game against St. John's, Ryan Kalkbrenner's injury and return, the Big East title race, and more!

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In this episode, Joe and guest Chris Thedinga (on Twitter/X @CThedinga) from Road to the Garden and House of College Hoops discuss Creighton's big win against Marquette, their tough loss against UConn, and preview the upcoming showdown against St. John's.

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In this episode, Joe and guest "JumpinJay" (@JumpinJay402 on X/Twitter) discuss the Jays recent wins over Villanova and

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In this episode, Joe and guest Brian Ayers (@southpawpress on Twitter/X) breakdown the toughness, discipline, and shot-making it took for Creighton to win at UConn. Then, they discuss the 10 game series against UConn, the rivalry that has developed over time, and the reasons for Creighton's success in the series. Finally, they briefly provide a progress report for this Jays post-Pop Isaacs' season-ending injury and update their expectations for the rest of the season for the Jays.

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In this episode, Joe's guest Evan Miyakawa (Founder of EvanMiya.com and on Twitter/X @EvanMiya), uses the predictive analytics from his website to provide his unbiased perspective on Creighton basketball in 2024-25.

In this episode, Joe and guest Andrew Birkeland (Twitter/X @Birky534), former Creighton men's basketball manager, discuss Andrew's time as a manager before gleaning insights from him about Greg McDermott's program to help provide context to fans about what makes it difficult to integrate new players, what specifically has been challenging about integrating Fedor Zugic, and a lot more!

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In this episode, Joe outlines a number of things that each of Creighton's greatest players in the modern era (1995-present) have in common with each other but do not have in common with Ryan Kalkbrenner. These differences make his time at Creighton as one of the program's all-time greats unique and somewhat difficult to evaluate/compare to the other greats.

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In this episode, Joe and guest Brian Ayers (@southpawpress on Twitter/X) discuss Brian's Creighton fandom before, in light of the Pop Isaacs' season-ending hip injury news, digging into Creighton's history of significant season-ending injuries and the fallout of each of those injuries. Finally, with the context of those previous season-ending injuries in mind, we discuss the outlook of the rest of the season for the new-look version of the Creighton Bluejays without Pop Isaacs. (Note: If you're looking for reasons for optimism, you WILL find them here!).

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In this episode, following the loss to Nebraska, Joe looks back at Greg McDermott's tenure for similar non-conference dud performances and identifies a few key takeaways about these historical games before discussing why Nebraska is able to create dud performances from the Ryan Kalkbrenner era Jays. Finally, Joe explains why the uncertainty around the injury to Steven Ashworth makes Creighton impossible to project going forward and why the injury is so harmful to Creighton this year.