Made 4 March: College Basketball Show

The Final Four is here! Tyler Aki and Tim Leonard break down UNC's chances against Coach K and Duke. Are the Tar Heels the team that the Blue Devils should least want to face out of the East Region? Plus, is this the biggest NCAA Tournament game in history? The guys also tackle the question of Hubert Davis would have two of the X most important wins in program history. Also, Villanova is taking on Kansas without Justin Moore. Are the Wildcats the most equipped team to overcome an injury in the tournament? Also, the guys don't understand why people are questioning Villanova's blue blood status.

Tim Leonard and Tyler Aki break down the biggest stories from the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament. How much did officiating play a factor in determining outcomes and which teams got the worst end of whistles? Plus, UNC hung on to take down Baylor. St. Peter's is still dancing and we may see the rise of the 15 seed for future NCAA Tournaments. Also, the Big Ten and SEC have fizzled out after strong regular seasons, while the Big 12 and ACC are thriving in the tourney. What's the root cause and is it a trend that will continue? And they go through the list of the remaining 16 teams and discuss who can feasibly still win a title.

The bracket is finally out and Tyler Aki and Tim Leonard give their impressions on teams that got snubbed and which teams should have been left out of the 68 team field on Selection Sunday. They go through each region and pick every single matchup and dish out which strategies you should use to win bracket pools. Plus, a look at some of the sleeper teams and if teams like Providence and Wisconsin can make deep runs. Also, can you trust Arizona given some of their health issues and youth? And they give their selections for the Final Four and pick the overall winner and which winner you should pick if you're in a larger bracket pool.

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Tyler Aki and Tim Leonard discuss how many true contenders are there for a one seed in the NCAA Tournament. How is the committee going to handle Houston if they run the table? Plus, is Gonzaga the new number one after Auburn lost? Which team is most likely to be a one seed out of the SEC: Auburn or Kentucky? Purdue and Illinois played a great game in the Big Ten. Are both of those teams in contention for a 1 seed? Also, they trim the Wooden Award list in Baconator Bachelor. And the guys go through some ancillary college basketball stories from the week in One and Dones.

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Tim Leonard and Tyler Aki discuss the news that Chris Mack and Louisville reached a buyout settlement and what Mack's departure means for the program. Why have Louisville and the ACC fallen off since the inception of new teams? Plus, Auburn picked up a big win over Kentucky! Did the win say more about the Tigers or Wildcats? Also, Kansas held off Texas Tech in a thriller. Is Ochai Agbaji in a tier with Johnny Davis for National Player of the Year? And the guys sift through the Wooden Award race with Baconator Bachelor!

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Tyler Aki and Tim Leonard discuss the drama at the top of the AP Polls and why Auburn deserved to be the #1 team in the country this week instead of Gonzaga. Will the Tigers eventually get their shot to be the nation's top team or are the Bulldogs primed to hold the top spot the rest of the way. Also, Purdue pulled off a thrilling 2OT road victory over Illinois. The guys break down why both teams should come away feeling pleased and how the Boilermakers strategy against top tier bigs is unmatched in the country. Plus, Duke lost to Florida State and the Blue Devils are living the double-edged sword life of being the ACC's only chance at picking up a resume building win.

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Tyler Aki and Tim Leonard recap the biggest games of the week, including Iowa State-Baylor getting buried on ESPNU, Johnny Davis's scorched earth performance in Wisconsin's upset over Purdue and LSU rallying to beat Kentucky. Plus, the guys break down how many teams each power conference deserves for this year's tournament. Is the ACC in the worst shape of all the conferences? Also, the guys address some ancillary topics from the college basketball week, including Duke's "Kult" behavior, Trevion Williams the QB and the mid-major pop up matchup between San Francisco and Loyola.

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Tim Leonard and Tyler Aki give their pre-conference play All-American picks. How tough is it to pick the guards versus the frontcourt players. Is the frontcourt far superior to the backcourt players? Plus, is there a runaway or even a race for National Player of the Year? Also, the guys discuss which conference is better: the SEC or Big 12? And they get to ancillary stories from college basketball with one and dones!

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Tyler Aki and Tim Leonard give their personal rankings of the ten best teams in the country. Where are the major discrepancies? Plus, how many of these 10 are capable of winning a national championship? The guys discuss where to slot teams with suspect losses like Alabama, who is coming off a rough loss to Memphis. Also, should we have seen Baylor's rise back to number 1 coming? Which teams are primed to stay at the top and which ones could see a dip in the near future? And they get to their One and Dones, featuring a jersey swap like no other!

Tim Leonard and Tyler Aki discuss Duke's big win over Gonzaga and their loss to Ohio State. What's the Blue Devils' biggest flaw in the early parts of the season? Plus, Purdue has been absolutely dominant to open up the season. Are they the closest thing to last year's Gonzaga and Baylor teams? Also, the guys go over some of the early sleeper teams emerging across the country and whether or not they will sustain it, including the SEC's dominance and why they might be the deepest conference in the country. And they wrap the show with one and dones, including a Loyola and Sister Jean experience like no other.