• #243: SC Playbook, Knights edges headline our low-ownership special

  • May 6 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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#243: SC Playbook, Knights edges headline our low-ownership special

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  • It's time to turn our attention to the NRL Supercoach low-ownership players to differentiate your squad from rivals, with the Knights edges proving simply the Best POD value for coaches.

    In this week's edition of the SC Playbook podcast, 2020 NRL Supercoach runner-up Tim Williams, the SC Spy, Max Bryden and Matty the Waterboy are on deck ahead of NRL Supercoach round 10.

    The crew look at team list Tuesday, with bad news for Tom Jenkins ahead of a huge cash rise and the early return of Jayden Campbell.

    They deep dive into the point of difference players at tiny ownership to give your Supercoach side an edge, and also the high ownership players they're looking to go against moving forward.

    00:00 Magic round leaves its mark

    11:20 Team list Tuesday: Campbell's early return shakes up 5/8

    23:30 PODs and anti-PODs: Differentiating your team

    54:00 Hot topics: Risk in moving early on King-Togia

    01:02:30 Trade and skipper plans

    01:09:20 Listener questions: Kikau trap or treasure


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