Why is no one watching the NBA Finals + Nick Coffey joins the show
Aaron opens by wondering why no one is watching the NBA Finals, and is then joined by his old friend Nick Coffey
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Show Notes
It's Tuesday and you know what that means: Time for a bonus edition of the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron discusses the tanking NBA ratings - and explains why the low numbers are for a different reason than you think, and also plays a game of "Where Aaron was right, where Aaron was wrong." Then, he is joined by his old friend Nick Coffey, to discuss the NBA Finals, the biggest stories in college football and more on the Chris Mack-John Calipari fallout from a week ago. Here is a rundown of today's show:
No one is watching the NBA Finals - here's why: The NBA Finals are wrapping up and the numbers haven't been pretty, with Game 1 and 2 serving as the two lowest rated Finals games in modern history. Aaron explains why he believes this is happening - and why the low ratings are not necessarily for the reasons you think (3:00). He also plays a game of "Where Aaron Was Right, Where Aaron Was Wrong" hitting on some of his best predictions in recent memory (cough, Auburn football stinks) and some of his worst (woops, Mississippi State).
Nick Coffey joins the show: Next up, Aaron's old friend Nick Coffey, radio host Nick Coffey from Louisville joins him to discuss all the big stories (35:30). The guys hit on a range of topics, from those sinking NBA ratings to all sorts of things in college football - including will Texas ever be good again? And finally, they take a deep dive on the John Calipari-Chris Mack fallout, who was right, who was wrong and just how many attempts did it take for Chris Mack to nail his delivery in that video?
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