Cecil Hurt discusses Alabama's mutual parting with Avery Johnson and the start of the search for a new basketball coach. He discusses what led to the decision for Johnson and athletic director Greg Byrne to move on as well as several different candidates for the job, including Thad Matta, Steve Prohm and Rick Pitino.

Steve Mims and Austin Meek check in from San Jose after Oregon's 72-54 victory over Wisconsin in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

The San Francisco Giants are getting ready for the new season, including a new scoreboard.

NCAA Tournament: Previewing Ohio vs. Iowa State

"The Road to Saban" series continues with a retrospective on Gene Stallings' seven seasons as Alabama head coach. He won a national championship in 1992 and won 70 games before retiring. Cecil Hurt, Taylor Watson and Ben Jones review the high points of his tenure, some early struggles, and Antonio Langham's NCAA issues. They also discuss how important the 1992 championship was in Alabama history and the lessons learned when Alabama found Stallings as head coach.

The Journal Star Sportswriters – Adam Duvall, John Komosa and Wes Huett – gather for one final look at the 2018-19 high school basketball season in central Illinois, and share their outlook on next season.

On this bonus episode, Travis is joined over the phone by Holly Sonders of Fox Sports One to discuss this year's college basketball brackets and her picks in the tournament. Then, Travis and Greg go through their own brackets and who they have for upsets, etc.

Ep 131: Texas hoops legend Lance Blanks on why Shaka needs one more season

Providence Journal college basketball writers Kevin McNamara and Bill Koch take their best shot at breaking down this year's NCAA Tournament bracket as March Madness kicks into high gear this week.

On this week's episode, Travis is joined over the phone by WSAV's Greg Talbott to recap the Georgia Southern loss in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament to University of Texas-Arlington, what that means for the legacy of Tookie Brown and where the Eagles stand moving forward for the hoops program.