Aug 30, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 11 segments
The NBL schedule just got put under a microscope, and the numbers tell a lot more than the league wants you to see. Tracy Malone and Cameron Pawluck break down the Brisbane Bullets' 2026 draw…
Tracy MaloneHost
Cameron PawluckHost
At the end of last season, for those who are regular listeners, you'll know we did a deep dive to look at the schedule bias.

And we found data to really support that Brisbane had the second worst schedule in the league and the top teams, the top four teams, had the best schedule.

Even our CEO, Mel Watts, has spoken about schedule bias being real, but I think we were the first ones to get in and do the data.

And after that episode, we were contacted by our favourite Bullets owner, Ben Hahn.

He said, can you guys give me that data? And we're going to go with Mal Watts and Professor Stephen Bird to the NBL and we're going to show them this data.

And who knew that our little fan podcast could make a difference, hey? And boy, did it.

Because as we go deep into the schedule this season, we can see that the bias is not as prevalent as it has been.

And funnily enough, ESPN's Olgin Ullit did his own article on the schedule this season about how fair it looks for each team.

At the end of last season, for those who are regular listeners, you'll know we did a deep dive to look at the schedule bias.

And we found data to really support that Brisbane had the second worst schedule in the league and the top teams, the top four teams, had the best schedule.

Even our CEO, Mel Watts, has spoken about schedule bias being real, but I think we were the first ones to get in and do the data.

And after that episode, we were contacted by our favourite Bullets owner, Ben Hahn.

He said, can you guys give me that data? And we're going to go with Mal Watts and Professor Stephen Bird to the NBL and we're going to show them this data.

And who knew that our little fan podcast could make a difference, hey? And boy, did it.

Because as we go deep into the schedule this season, we can see that the bias is not as prevalent as it has been.

And funnily enough, ESPN's Olgin Ullit did his own article on the schedule this season about how fair it looks for each team.
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