Dwayne Polee II, one of the most beloved Aztec basketball players, stopped by the show and shared his many memories of playing on the Mesa. From his Polee basketball legacy, being one of LA County’s top high school players, transferring in from St.Johns, and his many highlights as SDSU’s standard for the 6th man, Dwayne reveals a lot of behind the scenes aspects to some of the most iconic moments in SDSU Basketball history.
March Madness is here and so is the first step for the Aztecs quest to a deep run. The Kiss The Rings Crew assemble to preview the Mountain West Conference Tournament.
After SDSU squandered a lead with seconds left in the game, Lamont Butler hit one of the greatest buzzer beater shots in SDSU Aztecs Basketball history. Not only did his three pointer win the game against New Mexico, but it secured a share of the Mountain West regular season championship. The Kiss The Rings crew are back to discuss all of it and the more.
The Aztecs host Colorado State and travel to New Mexico after narrowly defeating Fresno State last week. The final four games of the regular season are here and the guys discuss just how the metrics align for SDSU’s post season performance moving forward.
The Aztec Basketball Legend takes us into Shanghai where he has spent the last 8 seasons of his professional career. In quarantine, Jamaal recounts to us many of his greatest achievements at SDSU, personal stories of his experiences, and shares with us his views on playing overseas in China. Hope you enjoy this rare glimpse into the basketball life of arguably the most electric player to ever wear the Aztec uniform, Jamaal Franklin.
The Aztecs dominate UNLV 82-71 behind another explosive offensive performance. SDSU is now the most efficient offense in the Mountain West and sit alone in 1st place. The Kiss The Rings crew discuss the game, what they love about SDSU Basketball and tease the next exclusive interview with an Aztec Legend this Thursday.
I'm not a playa i just crush a lot.
I like big butts and I cannot lie.
All i wana do is a zoom-zoom-zoom and a boom-boom.
