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Jeff Teague calls out Bub Carrington for LYING about Wizards tanking for AJ Dybantsa | Club 520
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In the most recent episode of Club 520, Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen dive into the viral video of Washington Wizards point guard Bub Carrington admitting that they tanked in order to get AJ Dybantsa in the 2026 NBA Draft. Jeff thinks Carrington is covering up for a lack of playing well, and thinks that in this scenario, the Wizards were just a bad team last season. Hear the guys debate his comments and whether or not they believe Washington tanked to get AJ Dybantsa out of BYU.
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