In this episode of Not The Experts, Evan & Dave dive deep into the rollercoaster of emotions that is KU basketball after heartbreak against Houston.

The fellas dig in to the recent KU games, including a solid win against TCU and the gut-wrenching loss to Houston. They analyze key moments, player performances, and the impact of KJ Adams' absence on the team's dynamics. The conversation touches on the players' stats, the importance of confidence, and the nuances of team roles, particularly discussing "the burners'" claim that Flory Bidunga is the most indispensable player on the team.

The episode wraps up with a spirited "Mean Tweets" segment, where Evan & Dave read some of the most outrageous fan reactions from social media, showcasing the highs and lows of being a KU fan. With a blend of humor and insight, they navigate the tumultuous landscape of college basketball fandom.

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Evan & Dave chat after the KSU home victory about fan reaction to ISU loss, moving forward without KJ Adams and what exactly KU loses without him.

In this episode of Not The Experts, Evan & Dave navigate through the aftermath of a snowy week and the latest in KU basketball. They kick things off with the "Down Bad" segment, where the duo discusses. the finer points of who is having a worse week: the Pittsburgh Steelers' and their perpetual mediocrity, the relentless KJ Adams critics, or the ever growing list of New Years resolution failures.

As they dive into KU basketball, Dave and Evan dissect the team's recent performances, including the dominant win over UCF and the gritty victory against Cincinnati. They explore the impact of Shakeel Moore's entry into the starting lineup, the new defense-first identity of the team, and the ongoing struggles of AJ Storr.

The episode wraps up with a lively "Mean Tweets" segment, where Dave and Evan respond to some of the most outrageous fan reactions on social media. With a mix of humor and insight, they provide a candid look at the challenges and triumphs of being a KU fan in the age of social media.

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In an emergency episode of Not The Experts, Evan & Dave examine what went wrong for KU in the Big 12 opener against West Virginia. The discussion naturally turns to the state of the social media fandom, which to be honest, is a dumpster fire in a tornado. Where does KU go from here? Is KJ the problem? Should we fire Bill Self? That question was a trick meant for profiling purposes. Anyways, listen if you want to.

Join Evan & Dave as they dive into the world of KU Basketball, starting with their beloved segment "Bad Takes," where they analyze fan reactions from KU's recent game against Brown.

The episode takes a special turn with an exclusive interview featuring R1S1's Matt Tait. Matt shares insights from his career and memorable moments following KU Sports.

Together, they dive into the current state of KU basketball, discussing the team's performance and the challenges of the transfer portal era.

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Dave and Evan are back, diving into the post-Thanksgiving blues and the latest in KU sports. The episode kicks off with their cherished segment, "Down Bad," where they humorously lament over holiday weight gain, the aging process, and the seemingly divine intervention favoring the Chiefs. They also touch on the peculiar trend of athletes entering the transfer portal, all while pondering the role of social media in shaping sports narratives.

The conversation shifts to KU football, dissecting the team's recent struggles and the implications of coaching changes. They discuss the internal appointments of Jim Zabrowski and DK McDonald, the return of Jalen Daniels, and the potential impact on recruiting and the transfer portal. The duo also addresses the snub of Devin Neal in the Big 12 awards, highlighting the perplexing decisions by the offensive coordinator.

Transitioning to basketball, Dave and Evan analyze KU's recent losses to Creighton and Missouri. They explore the team's identity crisis, the challenges of building a team through the transfer portal, and the social media-fueled criticisms of players like KJ Adams and Hunter Dickinson. With a mix of humor and insight, they emphasize the need for patience as the team gels and develops its identity.

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Evan & Dave return to the studio dissecting everything from basketball controversies to football triumphs. They kick things off with their signature segment, "Down Bad," highlighting the NCAA's oversight with basketballs at the Champions Classic, KU punter Damon Greaves' unfortunate family trip from Australia, and the ongoing saga of KU Burners.

The fellas explore the recent KU games, focusing on the backlash against KJ Adams and his defensive prowess against Duke's Cooper Flagg. They break down the controversial ejection of Hunter Dickinson, the impact of AJ Storr's starting role, and the potential of freshman Flory Bidunga. With witty commentary and expert analysis, they highlight the team's depth and potential for the season.

Don't miss this episode filled with insights, humor, and a touch of holiday tournament madness.

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Dave and Evan are back in the studio, ready to tackle a jam-packed episode filled with humor and insight. They kick off with their beloved segment, "Down Bad," where they discuss the week's most unfortunate happenings, including the Auburn men's basketball team's mid-flight altercation and the ever-present KU Burners.

The conversation naturally transitions to KU basketball, where Dave and Evan dissect KU's recent victories over Howard and a thrilling win against North Carolina. They highlight the team's improved depth, the emergence of prodigal transfer, Zeke Mayo, and the strategic advantages that come with a well-rounded roster. The hosts also address fan reactions and misconceptions, particularly surrounding players like Dejuan Harris and KJ Adams, offering their own takes on the team's dynamics and potential.

With an eye toward the future, Dave and Evan preview KU's upcoming clash with Michigan State in the Champions Classic, offering predictions and insights into what fans can expect. As always, they sprinkle in witty commentary and engage with fan tweets, providing a comprehensive yet entertaining look at the world of KU sports.

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Evan & Dave dive into the drama surrounding the KU Burners, highlighting their recent social media antics and the backlash they faced after a controversial tweet by Kelly Leipold. They explore the dynamics of fan interactions on platforms like X/Twitter and how these affect the broader KU sports community. The duo then tackles the ongoing KU football season, dissecting the team's struggles and the role of luck and discipline in their performance. They discuss the implications for Coach Lance Leipold and the potential of star player Devin Neal. The conversation transitions to KU basketball, where they analyze the team's recent glorified scrimmage against Arkansas, the performance of new players, and the expectations for the upcoming season. With a blend of humor and insight, Evan & Dave navigate through fan reactions, mean tweets, and the complexities of sports fandom in the digital age.

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Evan & Dave return to discuss the latest in KU sports, specifically the current state of KU football. They discuss the disappointing football season so far, and the team's struggles, especially focusing on Jalon Daniels' performance. The duo analyzes whether bad luck, poor decision-making, or other factors are to blame for the team's recent losses. They also reflect on past seasons, comparing the current situation to the 2009 Jayhawks. Finally, they ponder the future of the season and what it means for Coach Lance Leipold and the program's trajectory.