Bullets Nation is back and… yeah, it’s been one of those weeks. Stu Lash has stepped down as head coach, Darryl “DMAC” McDonald takes the interim reins, and Brisbane’s trip to face the Southeast Melbourne Phoenix turns into another brutal reality check: a 107–78 loss, 28 turnovers, and only two Bullets in double figures.

Tracy Malone holds the line for the fans (because fans don’t get traded), breaks down what went wrong on court, what DMAC said in the post-game presser, and why the Bullets’ problems look bigger than whoever is holding the clipboard. There’s also love for the Bullets Nation community, a call-out for the group chat crew, and a fresh push to bring back proper Aussie nicknames for players.

Plus: the coaching search chatter heats up (Trevor Gleeson or better), the injury/body count keeps rising, and the big question gets asked again, louder this time: what have we learned about this club’s direction and decision-making?

Get involved in the comments, message us to join the Bullets Nation group chat, and buckle up for a big week ahead: Breakers at home (Teddy Bear Toss) and Melbourne United on Saturday night.

A big episode of Bullets Nation as Tracy Malone, Scott Husband, and Cameron Pawluck break down a chaotic week for the Brisbane Bullets.

We cover the losses to Illawarra and Perth, the ongoing issues with turnovers, defence, and coaching, plus a detailed recap of the Bullets Members Forum. The Johnny Drama campaign, fan frustration, ownership accountability, and the future direction of the club are all on the table.

No spin. No sugar-coating. Just honest NBL discussion from fans who care deeply about this club.

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This week on Bullets Nation, we dive into the mess, the madness, and the moments of accidental comedy that define the Bullets season so far. We unpack the Adelaide blowout, the defensive issues that never get fixed, the coach’s confusing messages, and the rising frustration across the fan base.

We review the JFL injury rumour saga, the state of trust between the club and supporters, and the ripple effect of losing the game day experience without Jonny Drama. There’s also a rundown of fan reactions, our social engagement highlights, YouTube shout-outs, and a very special nod to our favourite anonymous thumbs-down visitor.

Finally, we preview the upcoming games, talk honestly about where this team is heading, and make some predictions based on… well… what we’re seeing, not what we’re hoping for.

A raw, real, and passionate episode from Bullets fans who refuse to look away.