First 4 Out

The guys breakdown how Baylor won the 2021 national championship, discuss whether a program like Gonzaga can be considered both incredibly successful and tortured and share various musings from championship Monday.

It's the day after the Final Four and the guys get into the Gonzaga/UCLA instant classic, Baylor's beatdown of Houston and preview the national championship game.

Steven and Ben dive deep into the two Final Four matchups between Gonzaga/UCLA and Baylor/Houston. The guys discuss how they feel about UCLA's run, whether they think it's something Mick Cronin will build on in the years to come, all the Adam Morrison memes that will pop up if UCLA pulls off the unthinkable, where Gonzaga ranks statistically among the best teams of all time, why the styles of Houston and Baylor will make for an interesting game and gambling angles.

The guys briefly discuss the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament before diving into this weekend's Sweet 16 matchups. Inspired by the CBS college basketball theme song, the guys end the show with a first 4 in/out on sports theme songs.

The NCAA Tournament is upon us! The guys discuss their seeding grievances, favorite first round matchups, gambling and all things NCAA Tournament.

The guys go conference by conference to break down the Big 12, Big Ten, ACC, SEC, Pac-12 and Big East tournaments from betting odds to which teams have the most at stake.

The guys debate if Michigan belongs in the same class as Gonzaga and Baylor, whether the Big Ten's big men or the Big 12's guards are the better group and spend some time marveling at Cade Cunningham's success. The guys also discuss who the quintessential "you don't want to see them in March" teams are this season and which coaches they think would like and dislike the show if they were to listen.

The guys breakdown Michigan's win over Ohio State, the top of the Big Ten and the February surges happening at Maryland and Duke.

The guys start the show by sharing stories about times they were athletically outclassed before diving into FSU's win over Virginia, Jalen Johnson's announcement that he will not be playing for Duke the rest of the season, the selection committee's top 16 teams and a Ben brain dump.

The guys dive deep into the race for the four number one seeds, discuss whether they will be glad Gonzaga and Baylor didn't play in the regular season if they play in the national title game, talk about what the next Pac-12 commissioner can do to raise the profile of the conference and end the show with a video game themed "first 4 in" and "first 4 out" in honor of EA Sports announcing the return of the college football series.