College Basketball Talk on NBC Sports Podcast

Rob Dauster was joined by Eric Bossi to walk through some of the biggest recruiting misses of his career, why those misses happened and the changes that he has made to his evaluation process as a result of them. They discuss Ben Simmons vs. SKal Labissiere, Tyus Jones vs. the world and why players like Josh Jackson cannot be called a "miss."

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We are back for another rendition of the Monday Overreactions podcast. Rob Dauster was joined by Bobby Reagan to walk through everything that happened in college basketball in the last 72 hours, including an impressive win for UConn over Florida, a dominant performance for Tennessee over Washington and Vermont's upset win at St. John's. They also talk through the atrocious flopping rule and how it cost Xavier as well as Monmouth's George Papas, who set the college basketball world on fire with the most ridiculous garbage dunk of all-time.

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It's another Friday podcast and Rob Dauster is joined by Bobby Reagan, the host of the Fundamentally Sound podcast, to breakdown everything that has happened in college basketball the last week, from James Wiseman getting ruled ineligible to Myles Powell's outburst against Michigan State to the dominance that Ohio State showed against Villanova.

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Rob Dauster was joined by Andy Kennedy of ESPN and the SEC Network to breakdown Kentucky's loss to Evansville. AK has been on the call for the Wildcats for the last two games and spent a decade in that league coaching against John Calipari. He knows them as well as anyone right now. They also talk through James Wiseman's performance against Oregon and AK provides the listeners with a fantastic story about Marshall Henderson.

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James Wiseman was ruled ineligible then eligible. Myles Powell was healthy and then he wasn't. Texas won at Purdue, Baylor blew a lead to Washington, Auburn looked awesome, Florida State looked awesomer and Arizona looked awesomest. Rob Dauster is here to walk you through all of it.

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Rob Dauster was joined by Reags on Friday morning to walk through everything that happened in college basketball this week while taking a look at the games on the docket for the weekend.

Is Cole Anthony the new Trae Young?

Does Jim Boeheim need to shut his mouth and stop whining?

What are the best bets this weekend?

It's all covered in here.

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This is a bit of a different episode today. Rob Dauster was joined by a beat writer from each of the four teams in the Champions Classic - Jesse Newell from the Kansas City Star, Steve Wiseman from the Durham Herald-Sun and the Raleigh News & Observer, and Brendan Quinn and Kyle Tucker from The Athletic - to get a unique perspective on everything that happened in Tuesday night's action in MSG.

Is Tyrese Maxey the best player in Lexington?

Is Michigan State a total bust?

Can Kansas stop turning the damn ball over?

Is Duke finally, mercifully back?!?!?

All the answers are inside.

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Rob Dauster was joined by Bobby Reagan, the host of the Fundamentally Sound podcast, to breakdown the Champions Classic and go through their favorite college basketball futures and win total over-unders. It feels GREAT to finally be talking about basketball again.

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We have a loaded podcast for you today. Davidson head coach Bob McKillop (9:15) joins the show to talk through some old Steph Curry stories and a look at the ways that he can recruit internationally. Then Jordan Sperber, who runs Hoop Vision, will hop onto the pod (22:15) to talk through his new company, why he's not worried about Kansas playing with two bigs and the soon-to-be breakout of Jay Huff at Virginia. But right at the open, Rob Dauster walks you through just what makes the NCAA's new NIL rules so stupid.

Here are the links to Jordan's work: Hoop Vison +Kansas post breakdown@hoopvision68

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Rob Dauster was joined by VCU head coach Mike Rhoades to talk though whether his team will actually be able to shoot this year, stories from VCU's run to the Final Four and this (toothless) picture. Then Scott Phillips joins to walk through the final preview podcast of the preseason, the SEC. Here is the full rundown.

Open: VCU head coach Mike Rhoades

Alabama: 21:30

Arkansas: 26:40

Auburn: 30:30

Florida: 37:37

Georgia: 43:00

Kentucky: 46:00

LSU: 54:10

Mississippi State: 59:05

Missouri: 1:03:15

Ole Miss: 1:08:55

South Carolina: 1:11:35

Tennessee: 1:15:00

Texas A&M: 1:19:45

Vanderbilt: 1:22:40

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