In this edition, the podcast actually has segments! In the first segment, Reags from over at Barstool and I GET SUPER SERIOUS about the Grayson Allen situation. Because it's the most important thing in the world and not hilarious in any way. Then, I chat with Dieter Kurtenbach over at Fox Sports about his alma mater, the Missouri Tigers, and the basketball program there after the administration had to release a statement saying that Kim Anderson will be evaluated at the end of the year and not before then. Then to close, I answer some reader questions with some help from my girlfriend Laura, who makes a brief appearance asking about national coach of the year, Markelle Fultz, and Justin Patton.

In this episode, I chat with Jeff Eisenberg about the weekend that happened in college hoops. But first, we go over some news and notes, including Coach K being out for the next month and South Florida moving on from Orlando Antigua. Then we chat about Villanova-Creighton, Louisvilla-Indiana, Duke-Virginia Tech, Boston College-Syracuse, and North Carolina-Georgia Tech, among other interesting games of note.

In this episode, I chat with Reags over at Barstool to finish the second part of our conference play preview with the ACC, Pac-12, and SEC.The questions asked are best team, league player of the year, most surprising team, most disappointing team, and what teams make the NCAA Tournament. Overall, a relatively in-depth discussion about what’s happening around the college basketball world. You can follow Reags over at @BarstoolReags on Twitter. Follow his work over at BarstoolSports.com. And subscribe to his podcast, the Storm The Court Podcast over on all providers.

In this episode, I chat with Reags over at Barstool about where the conferences stand after non-league play and before conference season begins. This time, we chat about the Big Ten, Big 12, and Big East in that order. The questions asked are best team, league player of the year, most surprising team, most disappointing team, and what teams make the NCAA Tournament. You can follow Reags over at @BarstoolReags on Twitter. Follow his work over at BarstoolSports.com. And subscribe to his podcast, the Storm The Court Podcast over on all providers.

In this episode, I chat with Danny Leroux about how the NBA's new collective bargaining agreement affects college basketball. Will the one-and-done rule eventually change? Does the new D-League structure affect college hoops? Will the extra roster spots and how they're used affect the NBA Draft? We also chatted quickly about how irrational actors in the NBA make it incredibly difficult to predict. A wide variety of topics are discussed here with Danny, who you can follow over at @DannyLeroux on Twitter. You can also read his work at The Athletic, Sporting News, and RealGM, as well as listen to him regularly on the Dunc'd On Basketball Podcast, the Locked on Warriors podcast, and the RealGM Podcast.

In this episode, I get with NBC Sports' college hoops writer Rob Dauster and talk about the most underrated players in college basketball, including a few players from the SEC, Big 10, Big 12, and Pac-12. Also, we chat about how Fran McCaffery keeps being angry for some reason. Oh, and my cat knocked over the Christmas tree about 30 seconds into recording, which was terrific timing. You can follow Rob over at NBC Sports, and follow him on Twitter over at @RobDauster.

In this episode, I bring on Aaron Torres to talk about the night in hoops, including a terrific game of basketball between Louisville and Kentucky, Duke's Grayson Allen' trippin' dudes again against Elon, and Syracuse somehow setting a new bar for futility under Jim Boeheim by losing by 33 to St. John's. Overall, just a wild, weird night in college basketball that needed recapped as soon as possible.

In this episode, I chat with C.J. Moore of Bleacher Report about a wide variety of things within the Big 12, including Kansas, how good Josh Jackson and Frank Mason have been, our lord and savior Svisus, Baylor and Johnathan Motley, West Virginia, Oklahoma State, Lauri Markkanen, and a bit of Duke at the end, even. You can follow CJ over at @CJMooreBR, where he's the site's lead college basketball writer.

In this episode, I get with SB Nation's Ricky O'Donnell to break down a wild weekend of college basketball, where Malik Monk went for 47 points, Kentucky got a huge win against North Carolina, the Big East dominated, and a lot of teams picked up quality wins. The rundown: -UK-UNC/Malik Monk -Crossroads Classic -UCLA beats Ohio State -Arizona picks up wild win over Texas A&M -Big East dominance with Georgetown, Xavier, Creighton wins -Rest of the country, including Jawun Evans, Northwestern, Texas, Illinois, Utah, South Carolina

In this episode, I discuss my recently updated 2017 NBA Draft Big Board at Sporting News, why certain players are ranked where with DraftExpress's Josh Riddell. Particularly, there's a longer discussion on Jonathan Isaac, De'Aaron Fox, Dennis Smith, Lauri Markkanen, Bam Adebayo, Grayson Allen, Arnoldas Kulboka, T.J. Leaf, Josh Hart, and Tony Bradley. You can follow Josh on Twitter over at @Joshua_Riddell.