S02 #7: The Mavericks

Episode 7 of the Three Quarter Time podcast, hosted by TDUB, Cookie and Janus, titled "S02 #7: The Mavericks" was published on March 25, 2026 and runs 50 minutes.

March 25, 2026 ·50m · Three Quarter Time

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Welcome back to ThreeQuarterTime! Fresh off a bye-week, join Wilks as he considers one of the most riveting, attention-grabbing, fascinating characters in sports.... The Maverick. The lone wolf. The eternal individual. The player that completely goes against the norms and traditions of both individual and team sports. In today's episode, Wilks, in his classic rambling style, considers what these Maverick's offer the world of sport, considering whether they provide a positive, negative or neutral impact on the game.

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