Brandon Sherrod was quite the all-around talent at Yale, helping them upset Baylor in the NCAA Tournament and traveling the globe with 'The Whiffenproofs' as an 'A Capella singer.

This summer, he'll be playing for The Nerd Team in The Basketball Tournament and Sherrod joins Mat Mlodzinski for a new podcast to discuss his career and the outlook for this summer.

Ryan Boatright helped lead UConn to a 2014 National Championship along with Shabazz Napier, the fourth in program history.

The point guard will play in The Basketball Tournament with Team Heartfire. Boatright joins Mat Mlodzinski for a talk on his expectations for TBT and a rapid-fire of questions.

You likely know "Snacks" Lee for his viral three-pointer for Jackson State. 

He's grown into a household name for college basketball fans and will suit it up in The Basketball Tournament in 2022. Mat Mlodzinski talks with "Snacks" in a can't-miss interview.

With the NBA Draft roughly two weeks away, CBB Review's NBA Draft Analyst, Ariel Puterman, joins Mat Mlodzinski to discuss a handful of topics.

Brendon Hodges hosts the second long-form roundtable of the new season, complete with a run-through of the overrated and underrated guys in the draft and some draft trivia to cap it all off.

College Country's Rod McCune joins for a talk on the winners & losers from the transfer portal to this point and way-too-early picks for the Elite Eight.

CBB Review's Kansas and NBA Draft beat reporter Ariel Puterman joins Mat Mlodzinski to discuss Bill Self's ranking among the all-time greats. 

Plus, some other debates on Mat's list of the top 20 college basketball coaches of all-time.

Brendon Hodges hosts the first long-form episode of Season 3 of CBB Review Courtside.

Mat Mlodzinski, Jason Draven, and Ethan Carbone join on as panelists to discuss the transfer portal to this point, Kiyan Anthony's recruitment, and the beef between Hunter Dickinson and Mark Adams.

Of course, the episode wouldn't be complete without the "Three Point Play," CBB Review Courtside's special trivia contest.

Tavian Dunn-Martin got it all DONE at FGCU, finishing last season ranked in the top ten in the COUNTRY in points and assists per game.

He helped lead the Eagles to a 22-12 overall record, losing to Coastal Carolina in the second round of The Basketball Classic.

Dunn-Martin also talks about his maturity, balancing his senior season with the responsibilities of being a father.

JaCobi Wood played two years at Belmont but decided now was the time to make a move to a new school.

The talented guard listed his top three: Murray State, Winthrop, and Wofford, as well as a discussion on his decision to transfer and what type of player he can become.

Ryan Davis did it all at Vermont, winning the America East Player of the Year award twice and being named conference Sixth Man of the Year before that.

This season he helped lead Vermont to the NCAA Tournament where they lost narrowly to Arkansas in the first round.

Davis joins Mat Mlodzinski for a recap of his noteworthy season on CBB Review Courtside!