SuperCoach NBL PODs: Ultimate Round 8 Guide

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What is it with Jack McVeigh ($349,800) and SuperCoaches? The Australian Boomers marksman and former Houston Rockets two-way player ranks 14th on the overall leaderboard (311 points) but is owned by just a little more than six per cent of SuperCoaches.

Admittedly, he is somewhat cost-prohibitive but is a POD. Cairns has eight double rounds to go in NBL27, including Round 8.

The best SuperCoach NBL Round 8 PODs come from a round in which only four clubs play twice.

Nine of the 14 players on this week's list play twice, and the five who play once all double in Round 9.

A POD (point of difference) is a player your head-to-head opponent almost certainly does not own, scoring enough to swing the week. All 14 players in the table below were in fewer than 10 per cent of SuperCoach NBL teams when ownership was checked on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

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The Brisbane Bullets, Cairns Taipans, Illawarra Hawks and Perth Wildcats each play twice in a round that runs from Wednesday, November 4 to Sunday, November 8. SuperCoach NBL counts every game a club plays in the round, so their players get two chances to score, and a captain from one of those clubs has his doubled score built on two games rather than one.

Brisbane and Perth double again in Round 9 and Illawarra in Rounds 9 and 10, so their players carry four games across the next two rounds. Sydney, Tasmania and SE Melbourne play once this week and twice in Round 9.

• Jack McVeigh ($349,800) tops the list in 6.2 per cent of teams, with 41, 30 and 37 in his last three games for a 36.0 average. He is still $29,100 under his starting price after rising $16,200 in the Round 7 update. Cairns hosts Illawarra on Thursday, November 5, and plays at Perth on Sunday, November 8, and he scored 39 and 40 the last time he played them.
• Dylan Windler ($271,100) and Tyrell Harrison ($336,100) are both in the top 6.4 per cent of teams after scoring 70 and 60 in their Round 7 doubles. Dylan Windler ($271,100) scored 46 in his last game, his best of the season, and Tyrell Harrison ($336,100) scored 47 the last time he played Melbourne. Perth play Brisbane on Wednesday, November 4, so the two meet in the opening game of the round.
• Josh Bannan ($317,500), Andrew Carr ($277,000) and Torrey Craig ($290,400) are the premium options, and all three play once. Josh Bannan ($317,500) is in just 1.3 per cent of teams and has averaged 33.7 across his last three, with Tasmania hosting New Zealand on Friday, November 6. Andrew Carr ($277,000) (36, 37 and 19) and Torrey Craig ($290,400) (48, 35 and 14) host SE Melbourne on Sunday, November 8, and Torrey Craig ($290,400) scored 36 against the Phoenix in February.
• Malique Lewis ($207,900), Elijah Pepper ($202,700), Dakota Mathias ($145,200) and Yannis Morin ($277,000) are the mid-price options. Malique Lewis ($207,900) and Elijah Pepper ($202,700) play twice for Cairns and Perth. Dakota Mathias ($145,200) has averaged 34.7 across his last three and rose $42,800 in the Round 7 update, and Yannis Morin ($277,000) has scored 35, 37 and 35 and is in 1.4 per cent of teams.
• Taine Murray ($99,700) and Todd Blanchfield ($123,800) are the cheap options, and both play twice. Taine Murray ($99,700) has played four games and is up $14,800, and Todd Blanchfield ($123,800) scored 28 two games ago and is up $23,900 since Round 1.
• Milton Doyle ($274,700) and Jaylin Williams ($277,000) are flagged as traps despite two games each. Milton Doyle ($274,700) has averaged 16.0 across his last three and fell $20,100 in the Round 7 update, and Jaylin Williams ($277,000) scored 13, 27 and 6 and fell $30,000, the biggest drop of the 14.

Ownership moves right up to lockout, so check the table before you trade. Round 8 starts locking at 7.30pm AEDT on Wednesday, November 4, when Brisbane hosts Perth.

SuperCoach NBL Round 8: Points of Difference

14 players · all under 10% owned · prices after the Round 7 update

All 14Top picks (3)Premium (3)Mid-price (4)Cheap (2)Traps (2)

The POD case Form Price Season box All

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Player ↕	Own % ↕	v R8 opp ↕	Doubles ↕	Last 3 ↕	Avg ↕	Best ↕	Start > Now ↕	Last move ↕	G ↕	Min ↕	Pts ↕	Reb ↕	Ast ↕	Stl ↕	Blk ↕	SC ↕
Jack McVeighCairns+ Add	6.2	v ILL 3911 Octat PER 406 Feb 26	2 gamesR8, R10,R12, R13,R14	36.041, 30, 37	28.3	41	$349,800 >$320,700−$29,100	+$16,200	11	30.7	17.8	2.6	3.8	1.5	0.2	311
Dylan WindlerPerth+ Add	6.4	at BRI 1213 Feb 26v CNS 316 Feb 26	2 gamesR8, R9,R11, R13	32.026, 24, 46	32.8	46	$271,100 >$334,700+$63,600	−$2,300	9	30.4	17.1	6.8	3.2	1.2	0.6	295
Tyrell HarrisonBrisbane+ Add	6.4	v PER 2313 Feb 26at MEL 4727 Dec 25	2 gamesR8, R9,R11, R13	28.325, 18, 42	32.7	59	$336,100 >$341,100+$5,000	−$17,000	9	26.2	16.6	8.7	2.3	0.6	1.4	294
Josh BannanTasmania+ Add	1.3	v NZL 1618 Oct	1 gameR9, R12,R13	33.742, 35, 24	29.4	45	$317,500 >$299,300−$18,200	+$15,400	8	30.2	14.8	7.5	3.9	0.6	0.0	235
Andrew CarrSydney+ Add	3.6	v SEM –no data	1 gameR9, R11,R12, R13,R14	30.736, 37, 19	29.2	47	$277,000 >$318,200+$41,200	+$19,600	10	23.6	11.6	9.1	1.5	0.8	1.2	292
Torrey CraigSydney+ Add	5.0	v SEM 368 Feb 26	1 gameR9, R11,R12, R13,R14	32.348, 35, 14	29.1	48	$290,400 >$326,600+$36,200	+$12,900	10	28.8	18.0	6.9	1.0	0.8	0.8	291
Malique LewisCairns+ Add	4.9	v ILL 1811 Octat PER 164 Mar 26	2 gamesR8, R10,R12, R13,R14	24.727, 29, 18	26.5	37	$207,900 >$251,300+$43,400	+$400	11	29.4	10.7	4.8	2.6	1.2	1.4	292
Elijah PepperPerth+ Add	5.3	at BRI 3613 Feb 26v CNS 36 Feb 26	2 gamesR8, R9,R11, R13	23.733, 27, 11	25.6	44	$202,700 >$252,700+$50,000	−$3,500	9	30.9	19.0	2.7	2.6	1.2	0.0	230
Dakota MathiasTasmania+ Add	4.1	v NZL 2418 Oct	1 gameR9, R12,R13	34.729, 32, 43	24.7	43	$145,200 >$228,300+$83,100	+$42,800	10	33.7	15.3	4.4	2.3	0.8	0.2	247
Yannis MorinSE Melbourne+ Add	1.4	at SYD –no data	1 gameR9, R10,R11	35.735, 37, 35	20.8	37	$277,000 >$247,500−$29,500	+$26,700	10	18.1	7.0	4.8	1.0	1.0	1.7	208
Taine MurrayBrisbane+ Add	3.0	v PER 1113 Feb 26at MEL 321 Jan 26	2 gamesR8, R9,R11, R13	14.77, 20, 17	14.0	20	$99,700 >$114,500+$14,800	+$14,800	4	17.9	11.0	1.2	1.8	0.0	0.2	56
Todd BlanchfieldIllawarra+ Add	2.0	at CNS 33 Jan 26at ADL 55 Feb 26	2 gamesR8, R9,R10, R14	17.319, 28, 5	14.6	28	$123,800 >$147,700+$23,900	+$10,000	5	12.0	8.0	3.6	0.8	0.4	0.2	73
Milton DoyleIllawarra+ Add	4.0	at CNS 1011 Octat ADL 292 Oct	2 gamesR8, R9,R10, R14	16.013, 14, 21	23.8	46	$274,700 >$223,500−$51,200	−$20,100	11	25.6	10.4	2.6	5.3	1.3	0.4	262
Jaylin WilliamsBrisbane+ Add	1.3	v PER –no dataat MEL –no data	2 gamesR8, R9,R11, R13	15.313, 27, 6	20.0	35	$277,000 >$224,000−$53,000	−$30,000	10	26.0	10.3	5.1	1.6	0.8	1.0	200

Only Brisbane, Cairns, Illawarra and Perth play twice in Round 8; the single-game players here all double in Round 9. Tap a section to filter; Add opens the player’s SuperCoach profile.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

All under 10% owned, 3+ games, not listed out or unconfirmed. v R8 opp is his SuperCoach score the last time he played each Round 8 opponent: this season where they have met, otherwise his last NBL26 meeting, finals included; “no data” means he has not played them in either season. Doubles shows Round 8 games, then rounds 8 to 14 in which the club plays twice. Last 3 is the average of his last three games. Start > Now is the starting price and the price after the Round 7 update; Last move is that update. Season box is per game, Rounds 1 to 7, from NBL box scores; SuperCoach totals match SuperCoach’s own. Own % is live Round 8 ownership and moves until lockout. Round 8 breakevens were not yet published. Checked on 4 November 2026.

Dakota Mathias ($145,200) was the Round 7 POD that paid off, scoring 75 across Tasmania's double and rising $42,800 in the price update that followed. Below is how all 14 Round 7 PODs performed, to help you decide ahead of Round 8.

The group scored 691 points across 27 games, 25.6 a game and up from 19.6 a game for the Round 6 PODs. Zylan Cheatham ($339,500) was next best on 73, followed by Dylan Windler ($271,100) on 70 and Brandon Knight ($277,000) on 62.

The miss was at the top of the list. Parker Jackson-Cartwright ($405,200) scored 39 across New Zealand's two games and fell $51,500. Lat Mayen ($69,000) played once for 7, and Jacob Rigoni ($69,000) scored 13 across two.

The trap calls split. Dejan Vasiljevic ($144,000) scored 30 across two and fell $2,400, so that call held, but Brandon Knight ($277,000) scored 62 and rose $11,400.

Rd Performance: How the Round 7 PODs went

14 players · 691 points across 27 games · 25.6 a game

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Round 7 POD ↕	R7 pts ↕	R7 games ↕	R7 mins ↕	Start price ↕	SC price ↕	Price move after R7 ↕	Own % at R7 lock ↕	Own % now ↕
Dakota Mathias+ Add	75	2	78	$145,200	$228,300	▲ +$42,800	3.3	4.1
Zylan Cheatham+ Add	73	2	69	$339,500	$313,900	▲ +$13,900	7.4	7.3
Dylan Windler+ Add	70	2	61	$271,100	$334,700	▼ −$2,300	2.0	6.4
Brandon Knight+ Add	62	2	63	$277,000	$256,700	▲ +$11,400	0.9	4.2
Tyrell Harrison+ Add	60	2	53	$336,100	$341,100	▼ −$17,000	4.8	6.4
Josh Bannan+ Add	59	2	68	$317,500	$299,300	▲ +$15,400	1.3	1.3
Andrew Carr+ Add	56	2	45	$277,000	$318,200	▲ +$19,600	4.1	3.6
Taran Armstrong+ Add	51	2	64	$304,700	$328,600	▼ −$18,600	6.7	6.3
Torrey Craig+ Add	49	2	65	$290,400	$326,600	▲ +$12,900	5.7	5.0
Malique Lewis+ Add	47	2	53	$207,900	$251,300	▲ +$400	4.0	4.9
Parker Jackson-Cartwright+ Add	39	2	55	$405,200	$426,000	▼ −$51,500	8.4	8.1
Dejan Vasiljevic+ Add	30	2	56	$144,000	$136,900	▼ −$2,400	8.8	8.6
Jacob Rigoni+ Add	13	2	36	$69,000	$104,400	▼ −$2,900	4.2	4.1
Lat Mayen+ Add	7	1	13	$69,000	$98,400	▲ +$200	8.5	6.9

The 14 Round 7 PODs scored 691 points across 27 games, 25.6 a game. Dakota Mathias led with 75 across Tasmania’s double and rose $42,800, ahead of Zylan Cheatham (73) and Dylan Windler (70). Parker Jackson-Cartwright was the miss at the top: 39 across two games and a $51,500 fall. Lat Mayen played once for 7 and Jacob Rigoni scored 13 across two. The trap calls split: Dejan Vasiljevic scored 30 across two and fell $2,400, but Brandon Knight scored 62 and rose $11,400. Add opens the player’s SuperCoach profile.

How this table is built, and where the numbers come from

The 14 players from the Round 7 points-of-difference table. R7 pts, games and minutes are SuperCoach’s Round 7 figures; points and games match the NBL box scores, and SuperCoach rounds minutes up. Price move after R7 is the change SuperCoach applied after Round 7. Start price is the Round 1 price and SC price the current price. Own % at R7 lock is ownership at the Round 7 lockout; Own % now was read at 6.58am Wednesday 4 November 2026 and moves until the Round 8 lockout.