LISTEN: Public League basketball preview | No Shot Clock, Episode 118

On the latest episode of No Shot Clock Michael O’Brien and Joe Henricksen debate the recently revealed season-ending tournament, the Chipotle Classic.

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On the latest episode of No Shot Clock Michael O’Brien and Joe Henricksen debate the recently revealed season-ending tournament, the Chipotle Classic.

Then we preview the top six basketball teams in the Chicago Public League, which begins its basketball season over the next week. We take a look at all the teams that cracked the Super 25, including Young, Simeon, Curie, North Lawndale, Clark and Kenwood.

Then Joe and Mike give their Two Takes, a regular weekly feature of commentary and opinion on high school basketball.

The podcast concludes with a look at the week ahead.

Topics include:

-A look at Hersey’s high-scoring Ethan Roberts

-Is St. Rita’s James Brown the state’s next star?

-Appreciating Mundelein big man Scottie Ebubue

-Why Notre Dame’s ceiling is still so high, despite losing the No. ranking

All that and more.

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