Going for Two

Hosts Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) discuss the knock-on effects of NCAA Tournament upsets, how tangible the “Flutie Effect” is and issues with the WBB tourney. They also discuss Mark Emmert dropping the ball and how undervalued the March Madness TV contract is. 

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Hosts Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) find out more about the upcoming Supreme Court case NCAA v. Alston with https://louisville.edu/education/faculty/moorman (Louisville sports law professor) Anita Moorman (https://twitter.com/ammoorman (@ammoorman)).

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Hosts Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) dive into the unique spring season in FCS football with Craig Haley (https://twitter.com/CraigHaley (@CraigHaley)) of http://www.fcs.football/ (Stats Perform) and https://athlonsports.com/users/craighaley (Athlon Sports).

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Hosts Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) channel their inner nerd and talk numbers with ESPN writer Bill Connelly (https://twitter.com/ESPN_BillC (@ESPN_BillC)). The episode covers everything from returning production for college football teams in 2021 to the future of analytics and much, much more.

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Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) dive into the North Carolina academic-athletic scandal with The Chronicle of Higher Education's Andy Thomason (https://twitter.com/arthomason (@arthomason)). You can pre-order Andy's book -- The UNC Scandal and College Athletics' Amateur Ideal -- https://www.press.umich.edu/10171336/discredited (from Univ. of Michigan Press) by using the code UMFALL21 and get 30% off your copy.

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Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) discuss the NCAA's decision to extend the recruiting dead period and what a dead period even is. The pair also dive into what could stick around post-pandemic for schools when it comes to recruiting and other changes set to hit college athletics.

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Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) are joined by Dave Campbell Texas Football's Shehan Jeyarajah (https://twitter.com/ShehanJeyarajah (@ShehanJeyarajah)) to discuss everything related to the Lone Star State on and off the field.

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Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) dive deep into some of the scholarship issues schools are facing in 2021 and beyond before turning their attention to the upcoming FCS football season.

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Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) turn the clock back to 1984 to discuss the lasting legacy of NCAA v. Board of Regents with Boise State sports law professor Sam Ehrlich (https://twitter.com/samcehrlich (@samcehrlich)).

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Matt Brown (http://twitter.com/MattBrownEP (@MattBrownEP)) and Bryan Fischer (http://twitter.com/BryanDFischer (@BryanDFischer)) discuss the early exit of Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott and what it means for the league with the https://www.mercurynews.com/tag/pac-12-hotline/ (Bay Area News Group's Jon Wilner) (http://twitter.com/wilnerhotline (@Wilnerhotline)).

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