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Kings Beam Team Lessons and Arkansas-Creighton Takeaways

Plus, breaking down the Emoni Bates debate and diving into this week’s Victor Wembanyama update

By Kevin O'Connor and J. Kyle Mann
Photo by Joe Murphy/Getty Images


KOC and J. Kyle Mann begin the show discussing the Kings’ resurgence in the NBA, looking specifically at Domantas Sabonis (02:18). Next, they take a look at the Thompson twins and compare them to Ja Morant and De’Aaron Fox (15:55). Do the twins need to develop consistent jump shots to make it in the NBA? Also, they recap the Creighton-Arkansas game from Tuesday night and talk about the prospects from both schools (25:58). The guys debate the potential of Emoni Bates in their new segment, YouTube Obsessions, before diving into this week’s Wemby update (37:50).

Hosts: Kevin O’Connor and J. Kyle Mann
Associate Producer: Jessie Lopez
Production Supervision: Ben Cruz

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