Eric Wedum (D-Line)

felt strongly that they were going to win all night long.

It was a pretty arrogant approach.

Sadly for them and maybe for us, it worked.

They won.

They didn't actually have to give effort because at the end, I mean, like if I was the...

if i was on the tanking commission yeah you've and you've been campaigning to be the tanking czar if i was the tank if i was on the tanking commission and i personally had to rule whether or not utah did everything in their power to try to win that game yeah i would disallow them a point i would deduct a point from them they did not they would get a win for this game under your rule i swear to god ace bailey just threw the ball out of bounds and then uh yeah who's the guy that was at the free throw line

The little guy that scored a million points.

No.

Kennedy.

Kennedy.

Just couldn't miss anything all night and then suddenly woefully short on two straight.

Ridiculous.

So I just think this was a deeply unserious game by basically everybody involved.

But the Jazz were like...

When you're in that position, especially a young player, you're like, I want to show people what I can do.

And the Nuggets were like, oh, these, you know, they were like, just weren't taking him seriously at all.

The ease at which they got to the rim was hilarious.

It was frightening.

Hilarious.

Yeah.