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On episode 34 of #BNCPod the boys are back with their sports shenanigans. We start of the show re-capping how our Super Bowl Pick Em brackets are looking after the Divisional Rounds of the NFL Playoffs come to a conclusion. We then get right into it as Spann wants to talk about the state of the Philadelphia 76ers. The Jimmy Butler trade is definitely having an effect on this team, but not the effect that Spann originally had where he thought it might have made them a favorite championship caliber team coming out of the Eastern Conference. Why is Jimmy like this? Walt keeps it NBA as we talk about Nick Young kicking a man for taking his picture. How far is too far for professional athletes to protect their image, and privacy? And later in the show, Floyd Mayweather, fresh from a farce of a fight with Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa decided that it would be a great idea to show off his very expensive watch collection, which brings us to Cliff’s School Of Sports Economics, as we discuss the relationship with extreme wealth, sports, and ignorance with finance. All of that, and of course, ya boys will Wing It tonight. So grab yourself a Chicken Shawarma and wash it down with cold Modelo, and kick it with your boys right here on The Beer N’ Chicken Podcast!
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(Ep. 34) #BNCPod “The Cliff School Of Sports Economics”
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