In this episode, Joe and guest Pat Coder of the "Bluejays at the B." podcast make their predictions on a variety of Creighton related over/unders for the upcoming season such as: Will the Jays win over or under 22.5 games this regular season? Will Pop Isaacs average over or under 16 points per game? Will Creighton have over or under 0.5 court storms at home this season? And many more!

In this episode, Joe and guests Sam Huppert and Peter Cunningham draft the the 2024-25 Creighton men's basketball schedule based on the games they believe the Jays will win (scoring system below). The results of the draft will be shared on Twitter @Jays_Classic and tracked throughout the year!

Scoring system:

Quad 1 win: 4 points

Quad 1 loss: -1 point

Quad 2 win: 3 points

Quad 2 loss: -2 points

Quad 3 win: 2 points

Quad 3 loss: -3 points

Quad 4 win: 1 point

Quad 4 loss: -4 points

In the final episode of the Greatest Players of the Modern Era series, Joe and guest Jacob Padilla of Hurrdat Sports, Hail Varsity, and NebPreps, break down and discuss the final results of the Greatest Players of the Modern Era rankings in a variety of ways.

In episode 3 of the Greatest Jays of the Modern Era series, Joe and former Bluejay Antoine Young discuss Antoine's commitment to Creighton as a sophomore in high school, playing in front of his friends and family in Omaha, the differences between playing under Dana Altman and Greg McDermott, some of his best performances as a Jay, watching the Jays avenge the infamous invisible line game against Oregon last season, and more!

In episode 2 of the Greatest Players of the Modern Era series, Joe and former Bluejay Brody Deren discuss Brody's decision to transfer to Creighton, his thoughts on the Jays' transition from the Civic Auditorium to the Qwest Center, preparing for and beating Florida in the 2002 NCAA Tournament, dismantling SIU in St. Louis in 2003, losing to Central Michigan, what its been like watching Creighton develop into a national brand, and more!

In the first episode of the Greatest Players of the Modern Era series, Joe explains why he created the rankings, why the rankings begin with 1995, how he defines "greatest" in the context of these rankings, and provides more context about what goes into the standardized formula that the rankings are derived from.

More information can be found on Twitter/X @Jays_Classic.

In this episode, Joe explains the similarities he's noted between the upcoming 2024-25 Creighton men's basketball team and the 2017-18 Jays as it relates to the season they were coming off of and the roster makeup in each instance. Then, he takes a look at the results of the 2017-18 season and the next few seasons to see if there are any insights into what Jays fans may be able to expect from the 2024-25 Jays as well as the next few seasons of Creighton basketball.

In this episode, Joe and his guest, Connor O'Neill, discuss Jays games at the Civic in the early Altman years, Connor's nearly regrettable moment after Anthony Tolliver's game-winning shot against Wichita State, Altman exit to and return from Arkansas, the Jays "welcome to the Big East" moment, and much more!

In this episode, Joe and his first guest, Sam Huppert, discuss a wide array of Creighton men's basketball topics including the Jays move to the Qwest Center in the early 2000s, the infamous Miami game in 2006, the games we most want the Jays to win in 2024-25 and seemingly everything in between!