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The Professor and Paul Dalligan return with a massive episode of The Scrum Feed, diving into the biggest storylines shaping the NRL right now. The Perth Bears are demanding salary cap concessions to join the competition, while Queensland fights to keep Magic Round as other states and New Zealand circle for 2028 and beyond.The boys also take a crystal ball to St George Illawarra, predicting where the Dragons will sit on and off the field in five years’ time, and draw red lines through the teams with zero chance of making an impact this season.Plus: • Round 10 review — who’s rising, who’s cooked • Women’s State of Origin Game 2 preview — QLD vs NSW in Brisbane • Round 11 NRL previews with form, matchups and tipping anglesA fast, sharp, insight‑packed episode for fans who want the real story behind the headlines.Responsible gambling is paramount. For support, contact Gambling Help Online at 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

The Scrum Feed is back for NRL Round 10 with the Professor and Paul Dalligan breaking down the biggest stories of the week. From Craig Bellamy’s health concerns and the Storm’s shaky form, to Jarome Luai’s shock move to the PNG Chiefs from 2028, this episode covers every major talking point shaping the round.We dive into team form, injury chaos, emerging talent, women’s Origin fallout, and the full Round 10 preview — including the return of the Big D Guarantee.Perfect for NRL tragics and casual fans alike, this episode delivers sharp analysis, honest takes, and predictions you won’t hear anywhere else."Chances are you’re about to lose." For free and confidential support, visit gamblinghelponline.org.au or call 1800 858 858.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan break down a pivotal week in the NRL, covering the recent major coaching shift, injury setbacks, and on‑field performances shaping the competition.We unpack Shane Flanagan’s departure after 11 straight losses, the Dragons’ internal struggles, and the ripple effects of Payne Haas’s injury on the Broncos and NSW Origin.Plus: • Manly’s resurgence under Kieran Foran • Panthers’ Darwin travel fatigue • Storm and Rabbitohs form concerns • Round 8 previews, predictions and potential upsets • the Giraffe GuaranteeA sharp, informed wrap of everything that matters heading into Round 8.Responsible gambling is paramount. For support, contact Gambling Help Online at 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

This week on The Scrum Feed, the Professor and Paul Dalligan unpack the biggest NRL stories shaping the season. From the Dragons’ bold three‑year offer to Scott Drinkwater to the growing impact of the set restart rule on scoring, we break down the tactics, pressure points and standout performances across the league.We cover Round 6 surprises, coaching tension at the Dragons, breakout players, injury updates, and full Round 7 predictions — including Eels vs Bulldogs, Wests Tigers vs Broncos, and Raiders vs Storm.Perfect for fans wanting sharp analysis, strategic insight, and a clear picture of where each club stands heading into a crucial round.Responsible gambling is paramount. For support, contact Gambling Help Online at 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

Paul Dalligan and The Professor unpack a wild week in rugby league — from the Melbourne Storm’s shock implosion to the Pressure Valve look at the coaching chaos sweeping the comp. Plus, the Guarantee makes its long-awaited return with a few choice words for the critics. It’s fiery, funny, and full of the inside mail only The Scrum Feed delivers.

The Scrum Feed returns with a huge episode as the Professor and Paul Dalligan break down a chaotic start to the NRL season — coaching shake‑ups, surprise signings, breakout performers and the match‑ups that will shape Round 5.The boys unpack Anthony Seibold’s firing, the shock rise of Kieran Foran as interim Manly coach, and the mounting pressure on Shane Flanagan and Michael Maguire as results tighten across the league. There’s recruitment drama too, with Jamayne Isaako joining the Melbourne Storm in one of the week’s biggest talking points.You’ll also get a full Round 4 recap — before a comprehensive preview of the upcoming clashes: Dolphins vs Sea Eagles, Rabbitohs v Bulldogs, Panthers vs Storm, Sharks vs Warriors, Dragons vs Cowboys, Titans vs Broncos, Knights v Raiders and the Easter Monday showdown between Parramatta and Wests Tigers.Smart analysis, honest takes, and a few laughs along the way — classic Scrum Feed.

Round 4 of the NRL is here, and The Scrum Feed is diving straight into the biggest stories shaping the week. The Professor and Paul Dalligan break down the Broncos’ internal unrest, Gordon Tallis’ explosive comments, and the growing coaching pressure across the league.We unpack David Te’o’s resignation, the fallout inside Brisbane HQ, and the implications of Isaiah Iongi’s breach notice. Then it’s a full sweep through last week’s standout performances — Panthers dominance, Broncos’ comeback, Warriors’ surge, and the Dolphins’ rise — before we hit every major Round 4 matchup with predictions, betting value, and the undefeated Giraffe Guarantee.If you want sharp analysis, honest takes, and a clear-eyed look at where each club stands heading into the weekend, this episode delivers.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan return with a massive episode of The Scrum Feed, breaking down the biggest stories shaping the NRL right now. From Alex Johnston’s record‑breaking 213th try to the latest Bronson Xerri controversy, this episode dives deep into the headlines, the tactics, and the pressure points across the league.We unpack the Knights’ injury crisis, analyse key performances from the Broncos, Warriors, and Storm, and look ahead to the upcoming round with bold predictions, roster insights, and coaching hot‑seat chatter involving Seibold, Payten, and Maguire.Plus, the boys tackle one of the game’s most debated traditions — do scrums still matter in modern rugby league?Perfect for NRL fans chasing sharp analysis, strategic breakdowns, and a few honest truths about where teams are really heading.

Dive into the latest NRL headlines as The Scrum Feed breaks down Zac Lomax’s move to the Western Force and the impact of the change to the rule on set restarts. We unpack the ongoing controversy around the Melbourne Storm’s past achievements, assess Manly’s coaching performance, and analyse last round’s standout matches. Plus, we preview the upcoming fixtures in round 2, spotlighting key players, tactical shifts, and the teams primed to make a statement this week. And don't forget the Giraffe Guarantee!!A must‑listen for rugby league fans and anyone tracking the strategic side of the game.Responsible gambling is paramount. For support, contact Gambling Help Online at 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

Paul Dalligan and The Professor dive into one of the strangest NRL storylines in years — the unlikely “threesome” of Zac Lomax, the Storm and the Eels finally reaching a courtroom conclusion. The boys unpack how the saga unfolded, who blinked first, and what it means heading into the new season.Las Vegas also delivered in a big way, with two high‑octane matches showcasing the NRL on the world stage. From shock moments to breakout performances, the show breaks down everything that mattered in Sin City.Then it’s onto this week’s NRL round preview: the key matchups, the danger games, the smokies, and the clubs under the pump.And yes — the Giraffe Guarantee returns, standing tall and putting its neck on the line once again.This is The Scrum Feed — sharp takes, big laughs, and the best NRL chat going around.

Paul Dalligan sits down with The Professor for The Scrum Feed’s massive 2026 NRL season preview, revealing his full #17 through to #1 ladder predictions — and exactly why each club will rise or fall this year.From wooden spoon contenders to premiership threats, Dalligan breaks down every roster, every coach, and every storyline shaping the new season.He also delivers his big calls for 2026, including:Dally M Medal winnerThe surprise packet club that will shock the competitionFirst coach sackedMost disappointing team of the yearIf you love bold predictions, sharp analysis and a few arguments along the way, this is the definitive NRL preview for 2026.

Nathan Cleary is free to play after one of the quickest judiciary hearings in recent memory — thanks to coach, father and surprise legal counsel Ivan Cleary. Paul Dalligan breaks down how the Panthers star avoided a three‑game suspension and what it means for Round 1.Meanwhile, Eels fullback Isaiah Iongi is being investigated by the club and the NRL Integrity Unit after photos surfaced online. The Professor and Paul unpack what’s known, what’s unclear, and why this could be a storm in a teacup.Plus, Peter V’landys declares the NRL the number one sport in Australia and the Pacific. With viewership surging, expansion talk heating up and a 9.5% rise in audience numbers, the boys look at whether the claim stacks up. Paul says it's 'Up,Up,Up!'And with the NRL season kicking off in Las Vegas, we preview the massive opening‑round matchups and what to expect from the league’s bold push into the US market.This is The Scrum Feed — sharp analysis, big stories and the best NRL conversation each week.

In this episode of The Scrum Feed, Paul Dalligan and the Professor tackle the biggest NRL talking points:State of Origin rule changes — what’s new and what it meansIs Zac Lomax the league’s latest villain?Daly Cherry-Evans in Roosters colours — it's a fact!Siosifa Talakai linked to the Perth Bears — real signing or rumour?It’s a fast-paced breakdown of the week’s NRL chaos, controversy, and curveballs — with plenty of cheeky takes and sharp analysis.

The Professor and Paul Dalligan are back on The Scrum Feed breaking down a massive week of NRL news. Payne Haas shocks the league by signing a $3.6 million, 3‑year deal to join the Rabbitohs, Adam Reynolds confirms this season will be his last, and Craig Bellamy locks in a new contract to stay with the Storm until the end of 2028.They also dive into Wayne Bennett’s looming one‑year extension at South Sydney, State of Origin heading to Eden Park in 2027, and Nathan Cleary hinting at a possible code switch once his current Panthers contract expires.Plus, the boys preview several key matchups in this week’s NRL Pre‑Season Challenge and what fans should be watching for as teams warm up for the 2026 season.If you love sharp analysis, big opinions and weekly NRL breakdowns, you’re in the right place.Subscribe for more NRL news, insights and weekly episodes of The Scrum Feed.

The Professor from Sportzfan Radio sits down with SEN’s The First Serve host and leading tennis voice Brett Phillips for a deep dive into the state of world tennis and where Australia fits in. Brett opens up about his gruelling year travelling the global tennis circuit, shares his takeaways from the Australian Open, and explains why Australian tennis is slipping behind the rest of the world — and who needs to step up to fix it. They also unpack: - Craig Tiley’s future and his push for five‑set women’s tennis - Why the term “Grand Slam” is being misused - What Australian tennis must do to catch up - The realities of life on the tour from someone who lives it If you love tennis, this is essential listening. You can catch the First Serve on radio on SEN or via the SEN app See also: https://www.thefirstserve.com.au/

From Nicho Hynes bulking up to Sione Fainu's $hocking contract to Cam Smith on the Broncos' coaching panel, the Professor and Paul Dalligan dive into the latest NRL headlines on the Scrum Feed. This episode breaks down Nicho Hynes’ eye‑catching physical transformation, Sione Fainu’s massive new contract, Cam Smith’s surprise coaching move to the Brisbane Broncos plus the boys also unpack more of the Zach Lomax–Eels legal standoff, rising player salary inflation and what to expect from the upcoming NRL pre‑season challenge. From Bulldogs hype to Knights optimism and the NRL’s bold Las Vegas expansion, this episode is packed with insights, analysis, and big opinions on the stories shaping rugby league right now.

Lomax going to Court, a possible NRL rule change, Koloamatangi signs with the Dragons from 2027 and plenty more covered by the Professor and Paul Dalligan in this episode of the Scrum Feed. The boys dive into the drama surrounding Zac Lomax, as the Parramatta Eels take him to court over a contract dispute. They also unpack the NRL’s proposed kick‑off rule change and what it could mean for the flow of the game. The code‑switching carousel continues with Angus Crichton set to join Rugby Australia in 2027, while Keaon Koloamatangi locks in a huge move to the St George Illawarra Dragons from the same year. The Professor and Dalligan debate whether Craig Fitzgibbon can squeeze more out of the Cronulla Sharks this season, and whether former Sharks legend Paul Gallen will step back into the ring to face Nelson Asofa‑Solomona. If you love NRL news, contract sagas, bold predictions and a bit of footy banter, this episode has you covered. Settle in for another big week of rugby league talk and don't forget to like the video and subscribe to the channel!!

Dive into the biggest NRL stories of the week as the Professor and Paul Dalligan bring their sharp analysis, bold opinions, and plenty of laughs. They cover the controversy surrounding a possible Zac Lomax trade to the Storm, the Sharks extending the contract of forward Jesse Colquhoun, the Pre-season challenge kick-off, NRLW and more. You can expect expert breakdowns, fresh perspectives, and all the key talking points shaping the NRL right now. Perfect for passionate fans who want to stay ahead of the game. It the insight rugby league fans crave!! #NRL #RugbyLeague #TheScrumFeed #NRLAnalysis #NRLNews #NRL2026 #RugbyLeaguePodcast #SportsTalk #NRLHighlights #FootyChat #NRLOpinions #NRLRoundPreview #NRLRoundReview #NRLFans #NRLUpdates #theSharks #theStorm #zaclomax

Our NRL EXPERT Paul Dalligan's round 10 selections are MAGIC! He and the Professor break down all the action from NRL Round 9, including the biggest hits, surprise upsets, standout performances, and the winners that got fans talking! 🧐🏉 Looking ahead, the duo dives into their NRL Round 10 Preview, giving expert analysis, key match-ups to watch, injury updates, and bold predictions on winners you won't want to miss. 👀💬 💥 Plus, don’t miss the Big D Guarantee – the game Paul Dalligan is locking in as a sure-fire result this week. Will it be a runaway win or a cheeky upset? Tune in to find out! 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly NRL insights, banter, and exclusive predictions! #NRL #NRL2025 #NRLAnalysis #RugbyLeague #PaulDalligan #TheProfessor #NRLPreview #BigDGuarantee #NRLRound10 #NRLRound9Review #RugbyLeagueTips #SportsAnalysis #Footy #sportsshorts #bombshell #penrithpanthers #southsydneyrabbitohs #melbournestorm #newcastleknights #goldcoasttitans #dalligantalksnrl

Paul Dalligan drops the BOMBSHELL - Penrith Panthers' season is OVER! He and the Professor break down all the action from NRL Round 6, including the biggest hits, surprise upsets, standout performances, and the winners that got fans talking! 🧐🏉 Looking ahead, the duo dives into their NRL Round 7 Preview, giving expert analysis, key match-ups to watch, injury updates, and bold predictions on winners you won't want to miss. 👀💬 💥Plus, don’t miss the Big D Guarantee – the game Paul Dalligan is locking in as a sure-fire result this week. Will it be a runaway win or a cheeky upset? Tune in to find out! 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly NRL insights, banter, and exclusive predictions! #NRL #NRL2025 #NRLAnalysis #RugbyLeague #PaulDalligan #TheProfessor #NRLPreview #BigDGuarantee #NRLRound7 #NRLRound6Review #RugbyLeagueTips #SportsAnalysis #Footy #sportsshorts #bombshell #penrithpanthers

If you want bold NRL WINNER predictions, join Paul Dalligan and the Professor as they break down all the action from NRL Round 5, including the biggest hits, surprise upsets, standout performances, and the winners that got fans talking! 🧐🏉 Looking ahead, the duo dives into their NRL Round 6 Preview, giving expert analysis, key match-ups to watch, injury updates, and bold predictions on winners you won't want to miss. 👀💬 💥 Plus, don’t miss the return of the Big D Guarantee – the game Paul Dalligan is locking in as a sure-fire result this week. Will it be a runaway win or a cheeky upset? Tune in to find out! 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly NRL insights, banter, and exclusive predictions! #NRL #NRL2025 #NRLAnalysis #RugbyLeague #PaulDalligan #TheProfessor #NRLPreview #BigDGuarantee #NRLRound6 #NRLRound5Review #RugbyLeagueTips #SportsAnalysis #Footy #sportsshorts

Get ready for an action-packed dive into the world of NRL! Our Expert even ADMITS he made a mistake picking the Wests/Tigers to win last week!! Which team will be the subject of this week's BIG D Guarantee? This podcast is your ultimate guide to the latest updates on teams, star players, and match predictions. From the powerhouse performances of the Penrith Panthers to the rising stars of the Brisbane Broncos, we’ll break down team stats, player highlights, and key matchups. Plus, we’ll analyze which teams are poised for victory and which might face tough losses this week. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting into the game, this podcast has everything you need to stay ahead in the NRL season. Don’t miss out—hit play and join the excitement! #dalligan #theprofessor #rugbyleague #nrl #nrl2025 #canterburybulldogs #newcastleknights #sports #expert #sportzfanradio #dalligantalksnrl #seaeagles #manlyseaeagles #bigdguarantee #pauldalligan #sportzfanradio #sportzfanradiosports

NRL expert, Paul Dalligan, was PERFECT last round in his tipping. He and the Professor discuss the latest in NRL including the Sea Eagles snub of Daly Cherry-Evans by not offering him a multi-year contract, round 3 results and round 4 preview plus Big D's GUARANTEE. #dalligan #theprofessor #rugbyleague #nrl #nrl2025 #weststigers #newzealandwarriors #sports #expert #sportzfanradio #dalligantalksnrl #seaeagles #manlyseaeagles #bigdguarantee #pauldalligan #sportzfanradio #sportzfanradiosports

NRL EXPERT Paul Dalligan calls a special for this week and puts the red line through a few teams for 2025. He discusses with the Professor the latest in NRL including the round 2 results and gives his round 3 preview. #dalligan #theprofessor #rugbyleague #nrl #nrl2025 #parramattaeels #newcastleknights #sports #expert #sportzfanradio #dalligantalksnrl #special #redline

Paul Dalligan and the Professor discuss the latest in NRL including Dylan Brown to the Knights, round 1 results and round 2 preview. #dalligan #theprofessor #rugbyleague #nrl #nrl2025 #parramattaeels #newcastleknights #sports #expert #sportzfanradio #dalligantalksnrl

Paul Dalligan talks with the Professor and gives his EXPERT preview of the 2025 NRL season including his countdown of the NRL ladder at season's end, the top try scorer, Dally M medal winner and the team that will promise a lot but under deliver. #nrl #nrl2025 #nrlpreview #nrl2025preview #rugbyleague #pauldalligan #theprofessor #dalliganonleague #dallym #sports #expert #sportzfanradio

Alan Pearce PhD talks with "the Professor" and "the Judge," and provides his expert comments on concussion, CTE and recent incidents in the AFL. #concussion #CTE #afl #alanpearce #theprofessor #thejudge #sportzfanradio

Sportzfan Radio's NRL expert, Paul Dalligan gives his annual season preview and predicts how the NRL ladder will look at the end of the season.#SportzfanRadio #NRL #NRL2024 #seasonpreview #NRLseasonpreview #PaulDalligan #DalliganOnLeague #DalliganNRL #rugbyleague

Wayne Holdsworth opens up about the devastating loss of his son, Mac, to suicide and his unwavering mission to prevent other families from experiencing the same heartbreak. Wayne shares his personal journey and the deep impact Mac’s death has had on him and his family. He outlines a powerful three-point plan for suicide prevention, focusing on awareness, early intervention, and improved support systems for those struggling with mental health. Throughout the discussion, Wayne engages with the panel, advocating for a societal shift in how we approach mental health and urging everyone to take action before it's too late. His heartfelt message is a call to not only raise awareness but to create real, lasting change in the fight against suicide. He has a three point plan that includes establishing, with Peninsula Healthcare, a support service for young people called S(MAC)K Talk.MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS HOTLINES AND SUPPORT SERVICESIf you are facing a mental health crisis or suicidal ideation, you are not alone.Help is available.Lifeline: 131114 lifeline.org.auSuicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467 suicidecallbackservice.org.auBeyond Blue: 1300 224 636MensLine Australia: 1300 789 978

The panel of the Professor, the Judge, the Gelding and Paul Dalligan talk with Associate Professor Michael Buckland, Head of the Department of Neuropathology at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the Australian Sports Brain Bank about Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), concussion, the cumulative effect of hits to the head and body and the relevance of the number of years a person plays contact sports to the development of CTE.For further details about CTE go to brainbank.org.au

The Professor, the Judge, Coutta and Paul Dalligan talk with special guest, the First Serve's, Brett Phillips about whether Australia can win the Davis Cup final and makes some predictions for the coming 2024 Australian Open. They also talk about the option of the US College pathway for young Australian tennis players, the National Tennis Academy and Brett says to keep a close eye on prospect, James Watt over the next twelve months.

Sportzfan Radio rugby league expert, Paul Dalligan talks with the Professor about the start to the 2023 NRLW season, attempts to predict the finishing order of the ladder at the end of the season and reviews round 21 of NRL action.

Paul Dalligan gives his predictions on how the NRL ladder will look at the end of the 2023 season, who will take off the premiership, who will win the Dally M and who will be 2023's top try scorer.

Melanie Bond is a partner at Corrs. She recently discussed with the Sportzfan Radio panel, the proposed new Hobart stadium that is seen as pivotal to Tasmania getting a licence for an AFL side.

Dr Eric Windholz, a Senior Lecturer in the Law faculty at Monash University, talks with the panel about the very important subject of transgender and intersex issues in sport. He discusses FINA, Caster Semenya and Lia Thomas.

Coutta and the panel preview the Wimbledon tennis tournament and particularly look at each of the Australian players and their chances.

Susie Q Ramadan didn't start boxing until she was 26. In her fourth fight she won the Australian super-bantamweight title. Over the next fourteen years she has collected five world boxing titles including the WBF super-bantamweight title, WBF bantamweight title, IBF bantamweight title, the WBC bantamweight title and in her last fight before Covid struck in February 2020, the IBA super-flyweight title. She boasts a current record of 31 fights for 28 wins (12 by KO) and 3 losses. Her next fight is later this year.

The panel spoke with Leesa Catto about all things AFLW. Leesa has had a lengthy history in women's football, is a life member of the forerunner to the AFLW, the Victorian Women's Football League and is a noted and respected commentator on women's football.

The Sportzfan panel spoke with Brad Johnson about his AFL career. He's a member of the Australian Football Hall of Fame having played 17 seasons with the Western Bulldogs was a 3 time Club best and fairest winner, 5 time Club leading goalkicker, 6 time All Australian selection, spent 4 years as captain of the Club and was a member of the Western Bulldogs Team of the Century. He's now a member of the Fox Footy commentary team and, with his wife, founded Zena Sport, a company that makes protective vests for women playing sport.

The panel spoke with Professor Clare Hanlon, the Susan Alberti Women in Sport chair at Victoria University, about why change needs to occur in women's sport.

Simone started playing baseball when she was 6 years old and at an early age was pitching against adults. She went on to represent the Australian Emeralds as a starting pitcher in every national team between 2001 and 2008. Simone was coach of the Emeralds from 2013 to 2018 and in 2012 was the first woman and the youngest person to be admitted to the Australian Baseball Hall of Fame. In 2013 she was voted into the top 100 Australian Sportswomen of all time.

We spoke with Shaun Ryan, former AFL umpire, shortly after he retired at the conclusion of the 2020 season after 17 years, 350 games and 8 Grand Finals. A wide ranging discussion with the panel from how he started in umpiring through to the difficulty in interpreting rule changes.

We spoke with golf professional and coach, Sandy Jamieson. Sandy is the former pro at Commonwealth Golf Club who left the world of private golf clubs to start up One Club Golf at public courses. He says golf is not a difficult game.

The panel spoke with rower Jack Kelly, a winner at the Australian National Championships on a number of occasions and a semi finalist at the Henley Royal Regatta. He says most of the Australian rowers today are mid 20's and to be successful you need to understand that it is a full time job and you can't do anything else.

When we spoke with Aleksandra she was a Ph D student in Biomedical Sciences at Curtin University in Perth. Aleksandra or Ola for short was involved in a Concussion Recovery study (CREST) and joined the panel to talk about the effects of mild traumatic brain injury or, as it is more commonly known, concussion.

Dane Roy was working as an ice cream sales representative when he won an AFL longest kick competition. That win catapulted Dane into US College football as a punter with the University of Houston. Dane played 50 games for the Cougars, won American Athletic Conference first team honours in 2019 and was a finalist in the prestigious Ray Guy award in the same year.

Luke came through the Penrith junior pathway and played over 350 games of rugby league for the Penrith Panthers, NSW State of Origin, Australian Kangaroos and finished his career with the Cronulla Sharks. He tasted success playing in premiership teams with both the Panthers and Sharks. He now uses his knowledge of the game in commentary for the ABC.

In part 2 of the discussion with Axel, we talk about how he got his role of Merumeru in Star Wars and the sliding doors moment when he had to make the choice between basketball and a career on the silver screen.

Sportzfan Radio's rugby league expert, Paul Dalligan previews the 2022 NRL season and predicts the end of season finishing places from 16-1. In 2021 he picked 7 out of the top 8 correctly and 3 of 4 preliminary finalists. Can he beat that record this year?

Axel Dench talks with the Professor about how he started his basketball career, being a member of the 1999 Gonzaga college basketball team that made the 'Elite Eight' at the NCAA championships, being selected as rookie of the year in the NBL in 2001 and he was a member of the Illawarra Hawks that were NBL champions in the same year. Perhaps he is better known as Wookie chieftain, Merumeru in the Star Wars movie, Revenge of the Sith.