Greg Cody

Jailblazers, baby!

Come on!

There's a lot of people who say that the Jailblazers were the worst period in Trailblazer history.

I think for me in my childhood, it was the best.

Well, I think we'll know that the fix is in if we do not showcase the weed that they got caught for bringing in through the airport in a ball of tinfoil.

That's like the peak jailblazers or when they got stopped going from Portland to Seattle or maybe Seattle back to Portland and they got pulled over.

If those stories are not told.

then truly the fix is in because those are the things that were huge in the lore of the jailblazers in the Portland community.

And we kind of hold them near and dear to our hearts.

Well, the thing that's kind of crazy to me about it and that we talk about, hey, we don't want to hold parents, we don't want to hold children accountable when their parents go crazy on the Internet.

Like Flage's mom, right, was like, hey, it doesn't matter that South Carolina beat LSU.

My daughter's still winning on the court.

And we don't feel like Flage should be responsible for what her mom is saying.

And I wanted to kind of get you guys' thoughts on whether we should hold or at least ask questions about those that are parents in the public eye when their children that are in the public eye say wild things.

Because Nell Ivey is the women's head coach of the Notre Dame team, which is a Catholic university.

Jayden Ivey clearly said some things about Catholicism.

But...

See, Notre Dame in general has been had some circulation or some rumors around homophobia where Olivia Miles, who I'm actually wearing her TCU jersey right now, transferred out of Notre Dame and did not go to the draft and went to TCU because of I don't know if it was her issues around Hannah Hidalgo and some of the comments that Hannah Hidalgo made where she reposted a Candace Owens post about

Man and women are the only ways that you could have a marriage.

But now I'm questioning Nell Ivey is how does she feel about some of these things?