We are joined by Dr. Nick Elam, who created the Elam Ending in order to eliminate intentional fouling in basketball and liven up the games final minutes. Instead of playing until the clock hits zero, teams will play until the clock hits a different time-four minutes left in a college game, three in the NBA - and then the clock shuts off. Seven is added to the leading team's score, and that total becomes the target score - once either team reaches or surpasses that total, the game is over. Dr. Elam discusses in detail about the Elam Ending, how he came up with the idea, feedback he's received, and more.

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Dr. Nick Elam and the Elam Ending

Arnold Chun calls up Killian Pender to talk about Dwight Howard (2:00), What's real and what's #fakenews about the NBA after 20 games (8:00), College Football Playoff Scenarios (21:00), People we owe an apology to (33:30), and documentaries we would like to see (38:50). Then Arnold talks to professional sports bettor Rob Pizzola about the sports gambling world, pro-tips, and more (43:50).

Rob Pizzola Plus Dwight Howard, NBA Check In after 20 Games, and College Football Playoff Scenarios

The trio talk about the Kevin Durant-Draymond Green argument, Kyrie's future in Boston, Jimmy Butler to Philly, NFL talk, why college football is boring this year, and more.

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Dr. Nick Elam and the Elam Ending

Rob Pizzola Plus Dwight Howard, NBA Check In after 20 Games, and College Football Playoff Scenarios

KD vs Draymond, Kyrie vs Boston, NFL Talk, and What's Wrong with College Football?