Dunking on Oxford

The guys finally wrap things up by picking coaches for each team, and give their final thoughts on which teams would win a championship, which would be the most fun, and if they'll ever do this again with a different sport.

In a lightning round the guys cover the last three rounds of the mega-draft making some questionable picks along the way.

Things begin to deteriorate quickly, the guys forgot a prominent player from their youth and the great Eddie Johnson debate.

John and Phil start to get desperate, a lot of role players come off the board, and there are still five more rounds to go. 

Phil and John debate when is the right time to draft current young stars, it's time to start talking about role players, and John puts the final nail in Scottie Pippen's coffin.

John continues to do everything in his power to put Scottie Pippen in harm's way, and they both finally pick a bunch of dudes who should have gone in round three.

The guys are faced with increasingly tough decisions as Hall of Fame players begin to dry up, mega-teams begin to form in odd places, and John has a crisis on his hands in New Orleans.

The guys discuss their strategies for the mega-draft, John has team chemistry issues, and they make a few surprise picks among the first two rounds.

I watched every movie to win the Academy Award for Best Picture in a row from Wings in 1927 until the present and ranked each film from worst to best.