In Episode 163 of the ECB Podcast, Josh and Trevor open the show with thoughts on Oregon State and Washington State's historic victory in court against the rest of the Pac 12 schools. We debate conference power rankings and why we believe the Big Ten is so low compared to normal.

Champions Classic action and Gavitt Games from this past week are discussed. Who were the big winners coming out of those contests?

It's Feast Week across the country and we break down our predictions for the Maui Jim Invitational and Battle 4 Atlantis. Trevor has been on site for the Charleston Classic as we talk about the games already played, preview the Final coming up between Houston and Dayton, and give some love to Dayton Flyer fans. The Empire Classic games between UConn/IU & Texas/Louisville are looked at, and much more from around college basketball this week!

The first full week of college basketball is in the books. Michael DeRosa of Road to the Garden & Dinga and DeRosa joins the show. Arizona goes to Cameron Indoor and takes down Duke.

The early part of week two will see marquee matchups across the Gavitt Games and the Champions Classic. We go over all those major games with full previews and predictions for each.

Episode 162 ends with gambling talk for anyone trying to make a few bucks off college basketball, we've got you covered. Also, James Madison could be the Wichita State of a decade ago, teams of the week, and who disappointed from week 1

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The season is officially underway as teams have begun play on this 23-24' year. It didn't take long for the first upset heard 'round the world to happen, as #3 Michigan State fell victim to James Madison on night one, AT HOME!

Oregon proved to be better than anticipated with a comfortable win over Georgia. We tell you why there's no panic for the Bulldogs and just how good Oregon can be.

USC looks legit, Tennesse has found shooting, Baylor and Auburn play the best game of the week to date, and all the other top teams' performances are reviewed.

Friday will see incredible matchups including Arizona vs. Duke, and we break down those games as well as some point spreads thanks to our new partnership with Shot Quality Bets.

The mid-week episode rounds out with the debut of the Kenny Rogers Corner segment where we talk about some of our favorite parlay picks for the weekend slate. A Little gambling for "The Gambler" segement (Wink Wink)

Episode 160 is a tribute show to the legendary Head Coach, Bob Knight, who passed away at the age of 83 this past week. We share our memories and thoughts on the "General" and read the tributes from the ECB Facebook page.

The second half of the show is our pre-recorded interview with Head Coach Scott Davenport of Bellarmine. This is the 3rd time coach has joined the show and we talk about his Knights ahead of the new season. As always, Coach Davenport gives a lot of insight revolving around his team, as well as drops some news regarding NCAA Tournament eligibility. It's another fantastic chat with someone who has become a friend of the show.

College Basketball is finally BACK!!

Episode 159 gets you all set for the start of the college basketball season with previews of some of the more interesting opening night games.

- Georgia/Oregon

-#19 USC/Kansas State

-Auburn/#20 Baylor

Plus previews and predictions for Kentucky, Kansas, NC State, Illinois, and many of the other top names in the country. Also, we discuss the Louisville debacle in great detail (Does KP make it past November??), Cooper Flagg to Duke, the new (Dumb) NIT format, and more!

Get ready for a new season with ECB and Episode 159

A new year officially begins for the Everything College Basketball brand & podcast. Year 6 is here and no better way to ring it in than a full-fledged review of the new ECB Preseason Magazine and Top 25.

After two months of no-shows, Episode 158 is about how the magazine process went, stories, and dissecting teams. A long and tedious 5-month journey to put the newest magazine is discussed. Everything from planning to the hiccups along the way, and finally the finished product. What teams stand out heading into this season? Who are the mid-majors capable of making noise in the NCAA Tournament? Also, we give our thoughts on the ECB Top 25 poll.

There's no better way to kickstart a new season than a breakdown of teams and talent from the ECB gang!

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It's another solo episode, this time with co owner Peyton Burton taking over. Peyton's beloved Louisville Cardinals has once again been in the media for all the wrong reasons. Sit tight and listen to a quicker style podcast as Peyton talks the state of Louisville Basketball.

The summer preview series takes us to Big 12 country as Peyton is back on the show to help break down the new look Big 12, team by team.

Last season the Big 12 was rated by most pundits as the toughest conference in college basketball from top to bottom and with the additions of 4 new schools, the gauntlet appears to be even more challenging.

-Does Kansas reclaim the throne yet again?

-How will Texas & Oklahoma fare in their goodbye season of Big 12 play before heading to the SEC?

-Baylor, TCU, and West Virginia legit contenders or pretenders?

-Who makes the biggest impact in their first season in the conference; Houston, Cincinnati, UCF,or BYU?

-How many teams make the NCAA Tournament?

We go through every team one by one and give you their strengths, weaknesses, and what to expect from them this year in the Big 12!

It Just Means More!

The popular twitter account, Nate Oats Burner, joins the show to help Josh go around the Southeastern Conference and break down all 14 teams. NOB is a widely known and respected figure amongst SEC college basketball lovers on twitter. The duo talk about what to expect from each team, the ceiling/floor for all of them, and they explain why they both believe the SEC will get 8-9 teams into the NCAA Tournament!

Michael DeRosa from Road to the Garden stops by to breakdown each team in the Big East conference. Most of the rosters have already become finalized so DeRosa and Josh give you an early look at each team and what the expectations for the upcoming season will be for them.

UConn has reloaded and looking to go for back-to-back titles, Marquette returns mostly everyone from their Big East regular season and BET championship squad, St. John's has a new coach in Hall of Famer, Rick Pitino, and a revamped roster that's surely to make NYC excited, plus Creighton and the rest of the Big East is covered!