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Who lost the most with the cancellation of the NCAA Tournament? Did mid-majors like San Diego State or Dayton lose more than Kansas or Baylor? How can we bring closure to the college basketball season?
And recommendations for under-the-radar movies and TV shows to watch during your coronavirus quarantine: Chance, Magic City, Honey Boy, The Girlfriend Experience, and more.

Teddy Greenstein (Chicago Tribune): How much of the slow college basketball coaching carousel can be attributed to the coronavirus? Why is DePaul extending Dave Leitao after disastrous season? What is Fred Hoiberg's plan at Nebraska: Waiting for another NBA offer? Can he win at Nebraska?

Nick Coffey (Louisville's 790 KRD Radio) on Rick Pitino's return to college basketball: Did Pitino deserve another job? Did the recent FBI investigation change public opinion of Pitino ? Can he avoid a show-cause while coaching Iona?

And with Chase Kiddy: Toilet paper stockpiling and poop scares. Other impacts of NCAA cancellations: Scholarships, roster limits, recruiting, and the coaching carousel.

Todd McShay's entire NFL Draft teleconference: Could a team trade up to No. 2 to draft Tua Tagovailoa? Derrick Brown is worth the No. 3 pick. Will the Colts draft Justin Herbert? How do you evaluate left vs. right tackles?

Also: Cole McDonald, Laviska Shenault, D'Andre Swift, Justin Jefferson, and more on the 2020 NFL Draft from Todd McShay.

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Merrimack won the conference regular-season championship but, as a first-year Divison-I member, isn't eligible for the conference tournament, NCAA Tournament, or NIT. Head coach Joe Gallo: Is it frustrating? Is the NCAA taking away opportunities from student-athletes? How do you recruit?

Also, with Chase Kiddy: Is it foolish to assume a hot team will remain hot in the NCAA Tournament? And in "based on a true story" movies, do you care when they lie? How much leeway do you give them to stretch truth?

Until 2015, Liberty University fined students $50 for watching an R-rated movie. Two podcast games this week: Liberty University rule or made-up rule? And Super Tuesday basketball teams.
Also, everyone falls in love with a tourney darling...how do you pick and who is it? And Michael Cera's amazingly hilarious career arc.

Dan Wolken (USA Today): Coronavirus and the NCAA Tournament, hot seat, Memphis and Penny Hardaway, Duke concerns, and more.
Mitch Light (The Athletic): Work-from-home hygiene, Vandy struggles, Derek Mason and Jerry Stackhouse, and more.

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What makes you fall in (and out of) love with a tourney team? And could Dayton be both a popular darling and upset pick?
Hot Seat: Should Andy Enfield be on the hot seat? Should USC be better? What about Minnesota?

Mel Kiper's NFL Draft teleconference in its entirety:

Who's WR1?
Biggest smokescreens of all time?
Is Jacob Eason a first-rounder?
What if Isaiah Simmons falls?
Is Okudah a clear-cut top-3 prospect?
Where is Jalen Hurts?

Big thanks to Allie Stoneberg and ESPN for allowing High Motor to share the call.

What are you sick of in college basketball and college football? Why are we saying there aren't elite teams this year?
Also, movies that take dramatic genre turns midway through, Texas should fire Shaka Smart and hire john Beilein, and what's the college basketball equivalent of the Astros' sign-stealing scandal?