March Only Podcast

Hall of Fame college basketball writer Mike DeCourcy of Sporting News joins Troy Machir to talk Xavier and Cincinnati, the NCAA and why the NCAA tournament is one of a kind.

It's the road trip edition of the March Only Podcast. Sporting News College Basketball writer Ryan Fagan, who is also an avid fan of the college hoops road trip. Plus, a lot of mid-major cinderella talk.

March is Bracket Awareness Month. Today's bracket discussions are with Uproxx's Robby Kalland: His expertise? Action movies, dipping sauces and Bill Raftery. Also: a lengthy review of Hurricane Heist. I dunno, it got weird.

Troy Machir told you UMBC could beat UVA. Then it happened. Now it's time to talk about it. Also, Bob Trosset joins the podcast to conduct an interview with Zach Seidel, the person responsible for UMBC's sensational social media presence during the March Madness upset.

New York Times best-selling author John Feinstein joins Troy Machir to talk covering iconic tournament moments and why Virginia and Duke should not be trusted to do a lot of damage in the 2018 NCAA Tournament.

ESPN's Adam Amin joins Troy Machir for Episode 5. Topics include: How to not spill food on nice clothing, The Gordon Hayward shot, and the importance of family and sports. Also: Mount Rushmore of bar foods.

ESPN's Jeff Borzello joins Troy Machir to talk recruiting misses (Cliff Alexander) awesome conference tournaments (CAA), why cats are jerks, and a lot of random NCAA Tournament names.

Iconic Washington D.C. sports broadcaster Chick Hernandez is here to tell stories about Lefty Driesell, Gary Williams and John Thompson, why Greivis Vasquez deserves a spot on his Mount Rushmore, and his very special connection to the late Len Bias.

BarstoolReags joins Troy Machir to discuss the bad logistics of conference tournament week, is Grayson Allen the most hated Duke player of all time ... already? Plus a pretty solid Ken Dorsey reference.

Episode 1 of the March Only Podcast is here. NBC Sports Washington's Troy Machir is joined by Rob Dauster of NBC Sports College Basketball Talk to discuss the best moments in March Madness history, and beer, lots of beer.