In the final Holy City Hoops podcast episode of the season, former CofC basketball player Harrison Bowne joins immediately following the Northeastern game to break things down. Tommy and Harrison quickly recap the Cougars' victory over Drexel, and then talk everything from the NU loss - the chess match between Earl Grant and Bill Coen, young guys stepping up, the officiating, and how this year's senior class should be remembered.

College basketball writer and CAA hoops aficionado Brian Mull rejoins the program for a full conference tournament preview. Tommy and Brian chime in on each matchup, make their predictions, and spend extra time on the Cougars. Other topics discussed include: is top-seeded Hofstra vulnerable? Which lower seed can make a run? Are the defending champion Cougars being overlooked? All that and more in today's episode.

March may be fast approaching, but there is still regular season basketball to process. Friend of the program Jeff Aschieris joins to talk The Kaplan Curse, the return of the Charleston bench, and early predictions on CAA Tournament seeding. In honor of Senior Night this Saturday, Jeff and Tommy also discuss their favorite memories of each member of this year's graduating class.

In episode 16 of the Holy City Hoops podcast, CofC superfan Joe Wright joins to recap a busy week of Cougar basketball. On the agenda: a celebration of Grant Riller's record-breaking 43-point performance, whether Charleston's game plan vs. Hofstra was effective, two SportsCenter-worthy dunks, the bench's disappearing act, a championship game rematch against Northeastern, updated CAA standings, and how the conference can improve on its less-than-ideal broadcast package.

In honor of Valentine's Day, Tommy is joined by his fiancé Virginia to talk Charleston's 6-game win streak and the big week ahead. We ask the questions: Is CofC's offensive efficiency sustainable? Is this the greatest bench rotation in program history? How do the Cougars reverse the troubling trend of letting Drexel come back in games? And how can the Cougs get a pair of wins against Hofstra and NU.

Former CofC basketball player Harrison Bowne joins the latest episode of the HCH podcast to weigh in on two more conference wins, his former teammate's NBA debut, biggest trash talkers in the CAA and Grant Riller's legendary intro to college basketball. Tommy and Harrison also talk about consistent play from the bench, a game-winning play call from Coach Grant, current CAA standings and much more.

The Cougars are back to their winning ways. Cullen Baldwin returns to talk dominant victories over Elon and William & Mary, CAA standings, and Joe Chealey's recent NBA call up. Tommy and Cullen also talk about the return of The Jaylens, a baby race controversy, another scout's take on Brantley and Riller, "air ball" chants inside TD Arena, and much more.

In Episode 12 of the Holy City Hoops podcast, CofCFans.com moderator Martin Trojanowski joins to help diagnose where the Cougars came up short in their Northeast road trip. Following losses to Northeastern and Hofstra, Martin and Tommy discuss: CofC handing over scoring opportunities, whether Miller and Richard should be getting more minutes, scoring droughts, the underappreciated reliability of Cam Johnson, and leaning on Riller and Brantley for offense. Looking ahead, the two talk about how the Cougars can rebuild some confidence this week to put themselves in a better position to win against Elon and William & Mary.

This week, Andrew Miller of the Post & Courier joins to discuss the ups and downs of a two game home stand. Tommy and Andrew recap what went wrong in Charleston's loss to Drexel, where the Cougars miss a closer like Joe Chealey, and an NBA scout's take on Jarrell Brantley. Then they talk about a big bounce back game versus Delaware, whether playing zone defenses is a good thing for CofC, and Riller's scoring pace. Finally, the two preview a big trip this week to NU and Hofstra.

David Crowley, Cougar Club President and Owner/Operator of The Alley Charleston, joins the Holy City Hoops podcast to recap the start to conference play. Tommy and David recap Charleston's three-game CAA road trip including: Devontae Cacok vs. Grant Riller in Wilmington, not sweating through a Towson game for once, big games from Sam Miller and Jaylen Richard, and the end of the Cougs' win streak. Then they go around the CAA before David shamelessly plugs his various endeavors.