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CBS Sports' Andrew Catalon joins Brian Higgins to preview the NCAA Tournament from a fan's perspective and from a broadcaster's perspective.

Michael Ostrowski, Jacob Kaye and Jackson Holzer begin today's show reacting to the two players intending to transfer out of the Syracuse men's basketball program and discussing what the team should do with the open roster spot that they now have. Then, Connor McGahan, Dylan Beyer and James Wildhack look back to the ACC Tournament briefly before working through the NCAA's NIT problem and talking portal.

Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia start the show reacting to Justin Taylor and Quadir Copeland's announcements that they will enter the transfer portal and speculating what other moves may be next. Then, they answer a caller's questions on Judah Mintz and discuss whether or not Quadir Copeland's departure impacts Mintz's decision. Later, the guys weigh in on the social media rabbit hole that Jordan went down last night regarding an Orange player's new profile image.

Wake Forest assistant coach and former Syracuse men's basketball player Demetris Nichols joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to discuss the college basketball landscape including the transfer portal, the NIT Tournament, and more.

Brian begins the show discussing why Syracuse opted not to play in the NIT. Then, he reviews the transfer portal timeline from last year as a preview for when we might find news about this year's transfer portal and looks ahead to next year's potential roster before ending the show with some breaking news literally at the buzzer.

After earning a six seed in the NCAA Tournament last night, Syracuse women's basketball head coach Felisha Legette-Jack joins Brian and Tim to discuss the draw, season so far, what they learned from the ACCT and much more.

Shane Holcombe and Jacob Charnow start Newhouse after Noon back up recapping Syracuse men's basketball's ACC Tournament efforts and how the season may have impact some players' decisions to transfer. Then, Milo Hoffman, Jazaleen Salinas, and Dan Shalam discuss the women's basketball team's NCAA Tournament path and the men's team's decision to skip the NIT.

Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia take on a busy Monday show giving their thoughts on Syracuse men's basketball declining an invite to the NIT, speculating on what the Orange may do in the transfer portal, and answering a lot of calls.

Ryan Storie and Jordan Capozzi start the show discussing the boys and girls basketball state finals games with Section III participants. Then, they begin previewing the girls lacrosse season with classes A and B. Later they chat with Utica Notre Dame star forward Ella Trinkaus following the team's state championship win before bouncing back to girls lacrosse preview with classes C and D to cap off the show.

Brian Higgins starts the show with a couple of ideas, realistic and unrealistic, to make the NIT more fun for Syracuse men's basketball fans should the Orange accept a bid. Then, the Man Who Sort of Knows has picks in five different sports that you can follow along with. Later, Brian calls on an old friend to try and make some sense of the NET rankings as NCAA Tournament time approaches.