On this week's episode of the Let It Fly Podcast, Eli shares his perspective on winners and losers from the 2021 NBA Draft.  Jake and Eli both give their instant reaction to the blockbuster trade that sent Russell Westbrook to the Lakers.  Eastern Kentucky guard Braxton Beverly comes on the podcast to discuss why he elected to leave NC State after a successful career that allowed him to become one of only two players in Wolfpack history with more than 1,000 career points, 300 career assists, 200 career three-pointers, and 100 career steals.  He also talks about his special relationship with Eastern Kentucky's coach A.W. Hamilton, and why he is excited to play for him.

On this week's episode of the Let It Fly Podcast, Jake & Eli discuss Team USA's loss to France in their 2020 Olympic debut (1st Olympic lost since 2004).  They indicate why this team isn't a great fit and why some other NBA stars might have turned down the Team USA invite.  We also celebrate the Milwaukee Bucks winning the NBA title, and why Giannis Antetokounmpo is the face the NBA needs! Keaton Kutcher, freshman shooting guard at the University of South Dakota & all time leading scorer at Mount Vernon High School, comes on the pod to talk about his basketball journey, how he was able to get to the Division 1 level, and his goals for the upcoming season in the Summit League.

On this week's episode of the Let It Fly Podcast, Jake & Eli discuss Kevin Obanor's decision to transfer to Texas Tech, Kofi Cockburn's decision to return to Illinois, and Marcus Carr's decision to transfer to Texas.  Jake and Eli also discuss the NBA Finals and the storylines that came out of Game 5.  Finally, Spencer Littleson, one of the top pure shooters in college basketball last year, comes on the podcast to discuss his basketball journey, how he was able to have so much success as a shooter for Toledo last year (103 made 3pt FG, at a 47% clip), and his plans to play professionally in Europe.

Jake & Eli discuss the biggest headlines from last week's NBA Draft withdrawal deadline.  They also talk about the impact Johnny Juzang, Max Abmas, Hunter Dickinson and others will have on their respective teams and college basketball as a whole.  Jake and Eli also hit on some of the players who kept their name in the draft like Jason Preston & Jose Alvarado.  Finally, they give their thoughts on the NBA Finals.

On this week's episode of the Let It Fly Podcast, Jake and Eli discuss Chris Paul's dominance in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals, including Patrick Beverly's unprofessionalism and Frank Kaminsky's failure to protect CP3.  They also discuss the name, image, and likeness law going into effect in the NCAA and the the chaos and confusion that has ensued in the world of college sports.  Andre Morgan comes on the podcast to talk about his coaching journey, his new role at the University of Cincinnati, and his perspective on the changing landscape of college basketball.

On this week's episode, Jake and Eli bring on analytics professional TJ Webber to preview this year's NBA Draft.  TJ goes through his big board and talks about the positives and negatives of each prospect.  We also look back at last year's draft and rate who performed well and who failed to deliver.  TJ, a Wisconsin native also gives his feelings regarding the ongoing Milwaukee Bucks playoff run and we discuss whether they have what it takes to bring home the Larry O'Brien trophy.

Jake and Eli discuss the two game 7's that happened in the NBA last weekend, including the Bucks beating the Nets, and the Hawks outlasting the 76ers.  Eli gives an educated breakdown on the NCAA court ruling news.

On this week's episode, Jake points out similarities between the late Kobe Bryant and Devin Booker.  Eli brings up NBA players that have emerged to be extremely useful for their teams this postseason.  Jake and Eli discuss the NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness issue.

Jake and Eli discuss the Coach K retirement news and give their thoughts on how the transition of Jon Scheyer, Duke basketball's next Head Coach, will go.  They also touch on the reasoning behind why Brad Stevens will transition from Head Coach to General Manager of the Boston Celtics and talk about the Suns beating the Lakers in the first round of the NBA Playoffs.  Walt McGrory comes on the podcast to talk about his experience playing for Wisconsin in the Big Ten and his plans to spend his last year of eligibility at South Dakota in the Summit League.

Jake and Eli discuss three mid-major teams to keep an eye on this college basketball season and cover some of the key storylines from the NBA playoffs. Jake interviews Tanner Samson, Elon University's all-time leader in three-point field goals made.