It's a wild Monday on the Aaron Torres Podcast, where Aaron recaps an insane recruiting weekend in the SEC, talks about a Top 5 player making a surprise decision and welcomes not one, but two First Team All-Americans to the show. Here is a recap:

SEC Recruiting is on Fire: Aaron talks about a wild weekend, where Auburn picked up a top commit, Kentucky, Alabama and Arkansas added grad transfers, and now, five of the top eight classes nationally are in the SEC. Aaron explains how it happened, how Davion Mintz fits at Kentucky and why he likes the pieces at Alabama. Then he discusses five-star Ziaire Williams making a surprise commitment, Johnny Juzang's choice of UCLA, and Kahlil Whitney's bizarre comments about the NBA Draft Process

Aaron Welcomes a Pair of All-Americans to the Show: Next, after Obi Toppin joined the show last week, Aaron welcomes two more All-Americans: Iowa's Luka Garza and Oregon's Payton Pritchard. Garza shares his journey, including a painful surgery that nearly cost him his career, as well as what Iowa could be like next season if he returns. Next, Pritchard joins the show, to discuss his role as the most clutch player in college hoops and to give Aaron crap for picking Oregon sixth in the Pac-12.

Plus, be ready for a special bonus episode later this week with a special guest you won't want to miss! 

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Just one day after delivering a "Bonus Edition" of the Aaron Torres Podcast Aaron is back to talk all the big stories in college hoops,. He then welcomes Hall of Famer Jim Calhoun to the show for a riveting interview. Even if you don't think you like Calhoun, you'll enjoy this.

Here is a rundown of the day's show:

A busy week of college hoops news and notes: It was a busy week of college hoops news and notes. Aaron opens by discussing "The Scheme" documentary, why it wasn't what it seemed and why no, it will not cost Will Wade or Sean Miller their jobs (5:00). He then talks about Billy Gillipsie's return to D1, and why he deserves another chance at Tarelton State despite his checkered past (20:00). He then talks about a major transfer addition at Arkansas (31:00) and wraps by discussing the NBA Draft decisions of  Immanuel Quickley and EJ Montgomery (36:20).

Aaron welcomes Hall of Famer Jim Calhoun to the show: Next up, Aaron welcomes Hall of Famer Jim Calhoun onto the show, for a captivating 35-minute interview. The guys open the interview by discussing the quararntine, how they're passing the time and what the best shows on TV are on right now. Then Calhoun talks about his career in coaching, how he went about evaluating players, and why the best players aren't always the most talented ones. He wraps by discussing walking Caron Butler down the aisle at his wedding, why he never was interested in the NBA, and yes, even about Ryan Gomes (if you don't know what we're talking about, click here)

This is an interview you don't want to miss!

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It is an episode of the Aaron Torres Podcast unlike any you've ever heard! Aaron opens the show talking college hoops (no surprise there) but is then joined by his buddy Nick Coffey for the most extensive Tiger King recap you'll hear anywhere. This is an episode you do not want to miss, and here is the full rundown:

Johnny Juzang, Mason Jones and Shaka Smart headline the weekend news: Aaron opens with a whiparound of the biggest stories across college hoops from the weekend. He explains why Johnny Juzang's transfer is more complicated than you think, and why fans shouldn't blame him for leaving Kentucky. He explains why Mason Jones leaving Arkansas is the first big NBA Draft declaration to shake up college hoops for 2021 and why coronavirus saved Shaka Smart's job. Also, why the SEC is on a recruiting run the likes of which the league has never seen.

Nick Coffey joins for a full-fledged "Tiger King" recap: It's the moment you've been waiting for, as Nick Coffey joins Aaron for the most extensive "Tiger King" recap you've heard anywhere. The guys discuss the "big cat subculture," the riveting stars of the show, and their favorite obscure characters and moments. They also talk about why Joe Exotic is so damn riveting, and why they both secretly like Jeff Lowe. Finally, they discuss the shocking ending, and if there is more to come down the road. Caution: MAJOR spoilers ahead.

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It's Thursday and you know what that means: An all new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron opens the show by discussing his "Way Too Early Top 25" for college hoops in 2021, before welcoming in Pat Kondelis, the director of the new film "The Scheme" about Christian Dawkins and the FBI trial in college basketball. Here is a full rundown of today's show:

Aaron discusses his Way Too Early Top 25: Aaron opens the show by discussing his "Way Too Early Top 25" for next college basketball season which he released on KSR earlier this week. He explains why the NBA Draft process may actually help college basketball, before talking about the best teams, and how decisions like Immanuel Quickley and Mason Jones could impact the 2021 season. Also, after breaking down his Top 5, he discusses teams that he thinks could surprise, including UCLA, Tennessee, Arkansas and UConn.

Pat Kondelis, Director of "The Scheme" joins the show: Finally, Aaron welcomes on Pat Kondelis, the director of "The Scheme" the new documentary about Christian Dawkins and the college basketball FBI trials to the show. The two discuss Pat's relationship with Christian Dawkins and why he isn't the person many people think. Also, they discuss the wiretapped phone calls with Will Wade and Sean Miller and the implications that could come with them.

Also, Aaron gives his audience a homework assignment for the weekend!

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It's Monday and Aaron has a very special episode for you, as legal expert Dan Lust joins him to talk about all the legal issues surrounding sports and the coronavirus. What risk do the leagues take in playing games? When will sports come back? Which sports will come back first? And what about the NBA Draft? Aaron covers it all, in one of the most fascinating conversations ever had on the podcast.

Catching up with Nick Coffey: First though, Aaron welcomes his old friend, Nick Coffey to the show. The guys talk about how quickly the world has flipped on its head, to attending sporting events with fans to being in quarantine one week later. Also, how are the guys passing the time in quarantine? Finally, they discuss a little about Rick Pitino's move to Iona, the hire itself, and the success he may (or may not) have. Finally, could the NCAA come down on Pitino before he ever gets things going at his new job?

Attorney and Sports Law Expert Dan Lust: Aaron welcomes on sports law expert Dan Lust for one of the most captivating interviews he has ever done for the show. The guys discuss all the legal ramifications of the coronavirus from leagues shutting down, to the threat of an outbreak happening once they re-open. Also, is there any way the NBA Draft can go on as planned, and is it possible that NFL games are played without fans this season?

It is a fascinating interview, one you don't want to miss.

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It's Thursday and a new episode of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast is live! Aaron talks about how coronavirus uncertainty could actually help college basketball, as well as Rick Pitino's comments that he "deserved to be fired." Then Rivals.com's Corey Evans joins the show to discuss the wide-ranging impact of coronavirus across the college basketball landscape.

How coronavirus uncertainty could help college basketball: Aaron opens the show by discussing how coronavirus uncertainty could help college basketball. With the NBA Draft process so in flux, is it possible that more players choose to stay in college for another season? Aaron then discusses the news that winter sports athletes likely aren't going to get another year of eligibility, and finally wraps by discussing Rick Pitino saying that he "deserved to get fired" during a recent interview.

Corey Evans joins the show: Aaron is welcomed by Rivals recruiting analyst Corey Evans. Corey discusses the wide-ranging impact of coronavirus on the sport, from its impact on the coaching carousel, to transfer market and the NBA Draft process. Plus, could corona uncertainty actually impact where certain high school seniors attend college, specifically Texas high school star Greg Brown?

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Coronavirus may have wiped out most of sports but we've still got a new Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, as Aaron reacts to a surprisingly busy week in college hoops. From Rick Pitino's return to seniors getting a fifth year and much more, he's got you covered. Here is a rundown of today's show:

Rick Pitino is BACK: Aaron opens with the surprising news out of Saturday that Rick Pitino is officially back in college basketball after accepting a job at Iona. Aaron explains the positives and negatives of the hire, and what are realistic expectations from Pitino at Iona. Also, could the NCAA -- not any team -- end up being Pitino's toughest opponent this upcoming season?

Should Seniors get an extra year of eligibility? Aaron dives into the complicated issue of seniors getting an extra year of eligibility. Aaron explains that while the idea is nice, it might not be possible, and why he has changed his tune on the topic. 

Aaron wraps the show by discussing all the ways the Coronavirus has impacted college basketball, from the coaching cycle, to recruiting and even the transfer market. He also gives a "Shoutout of the Day" to someone who, according to Aaron provided the "Take of the Millenium" this weekend. 

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