College Basketball Talk on NBC Sports Podcast

Travis Hines and Scott Phillips join the podcast today to talk about Gonzaga's loss to BYU, the Arizona-UCLA thriller and Malik Monk's 30-point second half against Florida.

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Mark Titus of Club Trillion and Ringer fame hopped on the podcast to chat about Wednesday's wild games, whether North Carolina or Gonzaga is the best team in the country, if we should be worried about Villanova and how he discovered the song that signifies Frank Mason III.

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Joe Ovies is a radio host at 99.9 The Fan WRAL in Raleigh, and he gives us some great insight into why and when Mark Gottfried was fired, as well as some discussion about the narratives being bandied about regarding State. Jesse Newell is the Kansas beat-writer for the Kansas City Star, and he drops by to discuss the streak and whether or not Kansas can win it all.

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The College Basketball Talk crew is back together this week as Travis Hines and Terrence Payne join me to discuss Mark Gottfried's job status, Kansas, Duke's future and Malik Dime slapping people

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The biggest story in the weekend in college basketball was the bracket reveal where we got a glimpse of the top 16 teams in the selection committee's eyes. Jeff helps me parse through that as well as Gonzaga's undefeated run, the Big Ten, the Pac-12 and whether or not Duke is really, actually, for real for real back to being back.

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Brian Snow of Scout.com joined the podcast to breakdown the weaknesses of the 12 national title contenders while also analyzing how a team can win two games when trailing with 0.4 seconds left and why a bus driver would try to steal a bus.

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Jeff Goodman of ESPN comes back on the podcast to discuss all of the insanity that happened in college hoops over the weekend, from Oregon's destruction of Arizona to Kentucky's lose to Florida to the carnage at the top of the Big 12. He also answers some questions from fans, which gets a little interesting.

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On today's episode of the College Basketball Talk podcast we chat with Dan Dakich of ESPN about the Big Ten, specifically why he likes Maryland so much and whether or not Purdue or Wisconsin are Final Four-caliber teams. We also spend some time with Towson head coach Pat Skerry, who is the driving force behind the little blue puzzle piece pins you will see on the lapels of all coaches this weekend.

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Travis Hines joins Rob to talk about Kansas - their game against Kentucky, their upcoming game against Baylor, their legal issues - as well as Duke's return to normalcy and the Coach of the Year rankings.

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C.J. Moore joins Rob to discuss his upcoming story on Kansas, Kentucky's commitment to small ball, Creighton and what Mo Watson means to that team, Marquette's upset of No. 1 Villanova and why he might not play in the Final Four media pickup game.

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