Eye On College Basketball

Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander discuss the latest in college basketball. UConn & Michigan will run it back in a title game rematch. Will Dusty May be there to coach it? Then, the latest from NCAA Tournament expansion -- big name coaches don't love it -- and more news about the 2026-27 season. Oh! And Mark Pope is copying us with a mailbag of his own.

(0:00) Intro

(1:00) the NBA is trying to flirt with Dusty May. That wouldn’t happen this offseason, right?

(9:00) UConn-Michigan title game rematch on Nov. 6 in Boston

(14:30) Is the Mark Pope mailbag a good idea?

(23:00) Dan Issel talks candidly about why Kentucky’s recruiting has stalled

(30:15) Players Era is loaded once again … and GP co-signs the format!

(40:30) You’ll be shocked to hear the biggest names in coaching don’t love expansion

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Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander break down Duke's deal with Amazon. How does this arrangement work and how is Jon Scheyer changing nonconference scheduling? Then, they run through the latest in roster developments including Louisville's strong offseason adding a 2027 reclassification.

(0:00) Intro

(1:00) Duke has an Amazon TV deal, let’s talk about every string attached: schools, conferences, media rights

(25:30) Louisville adds a reclassified 5-star to portal-packed roster for 2026-27

(34:00) Juke Harris is a Vol. Rick Barnes has an expensive and loaded team

(46:00) Why GP didn’t show up to Norlander’s wedding

Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander discuss the NCAA Tournament expanding to 76 teams and Tyran Stokes committing to Kansas over Kentucky

0:00 - Intro

1:00 - NCAA Tournament expanding to 76 teams

34:45 - Tyran Stokes commits to Kansas

Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander break down the most notable hires of the 2026-27 college basketball coaching carousel. From Michael Malone at North Carolina to Will Wade returning to LSU and everything in between. Let's discuss many of the 52 total changes in this year's chaos.

(0:00) Intro + coaching carousel by the numbers

(4:00) How NIL changes the dynamic of the carousel

(9:15) What is the most interesting hire this year? Gerry McNamara & Michael Malone (17:20) - Henri Veesaar sidebar)

(29:30) three more high-profile hires: Wade to NC State, Bennett to ASU & Hodgson to Providence

(47:00) The rest of the high-major hires

(1:07:00) Seven notable mid-major hires

Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander break down an eventful Tuesday in college basketball. Thomas Haugh is headed back to Florida. Duke lands Wisconsin transfer John Blackwell. UConn will be without Solo Ball. All that and plenty more from a now-closed transfer portal.

(0:00) Intro

(1:00) Thomas Haugh is coming back to Florida and will get a huge bag to do so

(18:00) Duke lands Wisconsin transfer John Blackwell

(21:55) Terrence Brown and Matt Able sure up UNC’s backcourt

(24:30) Tounde Yessoufou enters the transfer portal & top 10 uncommitted guys

(33:45) Solo Ball is going to miss all of next season

(40:15) Billy Donovan is now looming over college basketball

READ: Norlander's Dusty May column

Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander open with UConn getting Braylon Mullins back for a second season. Then, they discuss Norlander's Dusty May column, the latest on Michigan's bigs and all the latest from the transfer portal.

(0:00) Intro

(1:00) UConn gets a guaranteed first-round pick back in Braylon Mullins

(24:30) Norlander’s Dusty May column - how the portal changes title celebration

(36:00) Figure out the transfer portal dates! It’s not right yet

(51:15) Latest from the Portal: Tennessee’s roster, Patrick Ngongba is back at Duke & more

The transfer portal has been open for nine days, and the college basketball landscape is already shifting in a major way. On this episode of Eye on College Basketball, the guys break down the nine biggest developments since the portal opened, separating real impact moves from offseason noise as programs across the country aggressively reshape their rosters.Louisville has made one of the biggest early statements with the additions of Flory Bidunga and Jackson Shelstad, while Texas continues to reload with David Punch and Isaiah Johnson. Illinois stays aggressive on the international front with Stefan Vaaks, and North Carolina makes key moves both on the bench and the roster. Arizona adds important guard depth, UConn navigates both loss and retention with Eric Reibe and Silas Demary, and PJ Haggerty’s winding journey continues at Texas A&M, his fifth school in five years.Plus, Miami quietly stacks talent with two top-25 transfers, and St. John’s may have finally found its answer at point guard. It’s a rapid-fire, big-picture look at what matters most so far in the portal, and why, as always, not every offseason win translates to success in March.

Gary Parrish and David Cobb start with the latest in the transfer portal. Michigan begins its title defense by grabbing JP Estrella from Tennessee. Kansas and Bill Self will embark on a big season with almost zero familiar faces. Plus, thoughts on Michael Malone and the fit at North Carolina.

(0:00) Intro

(1:00) Michigan brings in Tennessee big JP Estrella

(16:00) Kansas and Bill Self are losing everyone … concern level?

(27:30) Let’s spend a little time on Michael Malone

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