
S4E6: Chair Etiquette, NCAA Rule Changes, Setter Dunks
About this episode
We kick off with a viral chair-etiquette debate, then push into real fixes: retire work teams with smarter tech, clarify NCAA rule changes, and make the case to let setters dunk with two hands. Along the way we argue for consistent officiating, cleaner gyms, and better fan behavior.
• chair etiquette and common-sense seating
• parents’ role in sideline tension
• removing work teams with AI-assisted tools
• rebranding officiating roles for clarity
• NCAA pursuit rule and space constraints
• challenge timing limits and game theory
• court and jersey commercialization pros and cons
• the two-handed setter dump legality and consistency
• reducing judgment calls to improve flow
• culture notes on food lines and venue design
• quick hit: Chad’s Wedding Woundup update
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