It's the college basketball edition of the AP Top 25 College Football Podcast. AP national basketball writer Aaron Beard joins Ralph Russo to preview selection Sunday and sort through who the top seeds might be in the NCAA Tournament. What does Duke have to do to gain a No. 1 seed, and where should the committee place the Blue Devils if star Zion Williamson can't show that he is healthy at the ACC Tournament? Plus, which schools outside the big contenders look capable of making a long run in the NCAA and should the committee put more mid-major teams in over Power conference squads with mediocre records?

The NFL combine is over and the most important thing we found out was Kyler Murray is not that short. Dan Brugler, NFL Draft analyst for The Athletic, joins Ralph Russo to discuss which players helped themselves at the combine and whose stock might have dropped. Plus, how is combine evaluation changing now that intense training and preparation for it is so common? The athletes seem better than ever. Does that mean the scouts need to adjust their expectations? Brugler discuss avoiding group think and some of his favorite under-the-radar prospects.

The NFL combine is over and the most important thing we found out was Kyler Murray is not that short. Dan Brugler, NFL Draft analyst for The Athletic, joins Ralph Russo to discuss which players helped themselves at the combine and whose stock might have dropped. Plus, how is combine evaluation changing now that intense training and preparation for it is so common? The athletes seem better than ever. Does that mean the scouts need to adjust their expectations? Brugler discuss avoiding group think and some of his favorite under-the-radar prospects.

The NFL combine is over and the most important thing we found out was Kyler Murray is not that short. Dan Brugler, NFL Draft analyst for The Athletic, joins Ralph Russo to discuss which players helped themselves at the combine and whose stock might have dropped. Plus, how is combine evaluation changing now that intense training and preparation for it is so common? The athletes seem better than ever. Does that mean the scouts need to adjust their expectations? Brugler discuss avoiding group think and some of his favorite under-the-radar prospects.

The NFL combine is over and the most important thing we found out was Kyler Murray is not that short. Dan Brugler, NFL Draft analyst for The Athletic, joins Ralph Russo to discuss which players helped themselves at the combine and whose stock might have dropped. Plus, how is combine evaluation changing now that intense training and preparation for it is so common? The athletes seem better than ever. Does that mean the scouts need to adjust their expectations? Brugler discuss avoiding group think and some of his favorite under-the-radar prospects.

The NFL combine is over and the most important thing we found out was Kyler Murray is not that short. Dan Brugler, NFL Draft analyst for The Athletic, joins Ralph Russo to discuss which players helped themselves at the combine and whose stock might have dropped. Plus, how is combine evaluation changing now that intense training and preparation for it is so common? The athletes seem better than ever. Does that mean the scouts need to adjust their expectations? Brugler discuss avoiding group think and some of his favorite under-the-radar prospects.

A decision is expected soon in a court case that could bring dramatic changes to the NCAA. Dennis Dodd of CBS joins AP’s Ralph Russo to discuss the so-called Alston Case, which challenges the NCAA’s rule against compensating football and basketball players beyond a scholarship. Dodd explains what’s at stake and how schools have been quietly preparing for a decision that goes against the NCAA. If so, rules on player compensation could fall to the conferences. Is it the end of college sports or just a continuation of a trend?

A decision is expected soon in a court case that could bring dramatic changes to the NCAA. Dennis Dodd of CBS joins AP's Ralph Russo to discuss the so-called Alston Case, which challenges the NCAA's rule against compensating football and basketball players beyond a scholarship. Dodd explains what's at stake and how schools have been quietly preparing for a decision that goes against the NCAA. If so, rules on player compensation could fall to the conferences. Is it the end of college sports or just a continuation of a trend?

A decision is expected soon in a court case that could bring dramatic changes to the NCAA. Dennis Dodd of CBS joins AP's Ralph Russo to discuss the so-called Alston Case, which challenges the NCAA's rule against compensating football and basketball players beyond a scholarship. Dodd explains what's at stake and how schools have been quietly preparing for a decision that goes against the NCAA. If so, rules on player compensation could fall to the conferences. Is it the end of college sports or just a continuation of a trend?

A decision is expected soon in a court case that could bring dramatic changes to the NCAA. Dennis Dodd of CBS joins AP's Ralph Russo to discuss the so-called Alston Case, which challenges the NCAA's rule against compensating football and basketball players beyond a scholarship. Dodd explains what's at stake and how schools have been quietly preparing for a decision that goes against the NCAA. If so, rules on player compensation could fall to the conferences. Is it the end of college sports or just a continuation of a trend?