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On Episode 63 of our In The Paint podcast, co-hosts Ronnie Flores and Devin Ugland give their thoughts and takeaways from the first two episodes of The Last Dance.
The guys discuss it all: from Scottie Pippen's unlikely route to stardom to the interesting front office, player and coach dynamic to who is the real villain: Jerry Krause or Jerry Reinsdorf? Or perhaps both?
Ron and Dev then go in-depth on the decisions of high school stars Jalen Green and Isaiah Todd to bypass college and take the G-League route to professional hoops. Will more elite prospects follow in their footsteps? How does it impact college hoops?
Rivals.com National Basketball Analyst Eric Bossi then joins the show to discuss Green and Todd in addition to how the recruiting landscape is shifting for both college programs and college prospects. Bossi also hits on the booming transfer portal and what college hoops might look like in five years.
Finally, Ron and Dev welcome highly-regarded 2021 point guard Isa Silva to the show to break down his commitment to Stanford. Why did he pick the Cardinal? Which parts of his game best translate to the next level? What kind of player can Stanford fans expect to see?
ITP 63 has all the answers to these questions and more! Click above to listen to the latest episode and check below for the full timeline of the podcast.
Episode 63 Timeline
1:17 - Takeaways from the first two episodes of The Last Dance
22:13 - Discussing Jalen Green and Isaiah Todd bypass college for NBA G-League
35:51 - Rivals.com National Basketball Analyst Eric Bossi joins to talk Jalen Green and Isaiah Todd in addition to how the revamped G-League route could impact college hoops recruiting.
1:00:26 - 2021 PG Isa Silva discusses his commitment to Stanford
