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Doug Gottlieb weighs in on the Supreme Court’s decision to rule against the NCAA and warns of the dangers of the path that is being laid out. He talks about Ben Simmons’ catastrophic struggles in the postseason and questions if the young point guard will be able to overcome his mental mistakes and rejuvenate his career in a new destination. Doug defends Rudy Gobert and credits Ty Lue’s adjustments for the Clippers Game 6 win. Plus, Andrew Greif of the L.A. Times stops by to discuss how the Clippers plan to make another comeback in a third-straight playoff series! 

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Doug Gottlieb explains why the media needs to hold Kevin Durant to the same standard that they’ve held LeBron James to over the past two decades. He chats with Bucks broadcasting legend Jim Paschke about Milwaukee’s journey towards a championship and what can be expected in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Hawks.

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Doug Gottlieb chats with FSR Legal Analyst Amy Dash about the Supreme Court’s decision to rule against the NCAA in the ongoing battle on whether or not to pay college athletes. He shares his explanation for why the decision will actually do more harm than good for the average college athlete. Plus, Sixers reporter Thomas Moore stops by to discuss Ben Simmons’ future with the organization and why Doc Rivers should remain head coach. 

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Doug talks about how history forgets nuance and only cares about the result when it comes to winners and losers. He calls out Cole Beasley for his stance on not getting vaccinated. College Football Insider Ross Dellenger has the latest from the College Football Playoff management committee meeting in Chicago. Doug isn't optimistic Becky Hammon will get a head coaching job outside of San Antonio this offseason, but he does expect a new wave of NBA head coaches.

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Doug talks about how history forgets nuance and only cares about the result when it comes to winners and losers. NBA Champ Eddie House helps preview the game 6's between Sixers-Hawks and Jazz-Clippers. Plus, a look ahead to possible opt-outs, the start of the NFL season and the MLB Home Run Derby on this week's Psychic.

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Doug isn't optimistic Becky Hammon will get a head coaching job outside of San Antonio this offseason, but he does expect a new wave of NBA head coaches. John Middlekauff thinks Aaron Rodgers needs to articulate his beef with GM Brian Gutekunst and Andy Dalton is impressing so far in minicamp. Plus, a race to get Luka a two on What Does the Fox Say.

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Doug calls out Cole Beasley for his stance on not getting vaccinated. College Football Insider Ross Dellenger has the latest from the College Football Playoff management committee meeting in Chicago. Dan Beyer calls in live from the US Open at Torrey Pines and Chicago's Mayor takes a shot at the Bears on The Press.

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Doug Gottlieb and Jason McIntyre, in for Dan Patrick, react to the Bucks forcing Game 7 against the Nets. The guys debate whether or not the jury is still out on Ty Lue's coaching abilities. Doug and Jason discuss Doc Rivers' playoff struggles and look at potential trade spots for Ben Simmons. 10-year NBA veteran Ryan Hollins joins the guys to discuss the brewing drama with the Dallas Mavericks and look at the Clippers attempting to get to the Finals without Kawhi Leonard.

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Doug Gottlieb and Jason McIntyre, in for Dan Patrick, discuss the drama developing with the Dallas Mavericks. The guys debate the merits of Ty Lue's coaching career. David Thorpe of TrueHoop.com joins the guys to talk the latest in the NBA Playoffs and discuss the possibility of the first female head coach in the NBA. Plus, the guys preview Friday night's pair of Game 6s!

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Doug Gottlieb and Jason McIntyre, in for Dan Patrick, react to the Bucks forcing Game 7 with the Nets. The guys debate Ty Lue's success with the Clippers. Nets beat writer for The Athletic Alex Schiffer joins the guys to give the latest on the status of James Harden and Kyrie Irving. Doug and Jason debate Kyrie's playoff legacy. Plus, is Aaron Rodgers being selfish?

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