Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk about yet another wild weekend in college basketball. No. 1 lost again, for the fifth time this season, and afterwards, Bill Self and Jay Wright told America that your favorite college basketball podcast hosts were correct about college basketball being down. Also: Ohio State beat Kentucky, St. John's beat Arizona, San Diego State is the new Wichita State and Rob nailed a Mamadi Diakite hot take and no one is going to care about it. 

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Monday's Overreactions: Bill Self and Jay Wright agree, college basketball has no great players

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A brand new episode of the College Basketball Talk podcast featuring Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan takes you through Filip Petrusev's decision to turn pro, Moussa Cisse's decision to enroll at Memphis and Jonathan Kuminga's decision to head to the G League. But the podcast is led off with a conversation about a brilliant plan proposed by Seton Hall's Kevin Willard. 

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Kevin Willard's brilliant plan, Moussa Cisse and Filip Petrusev

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through ... well, to talk about whether or not the Coronavirus pandemic is going to cause us to lose out on a college basketball season. Depressing, I know. 

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So are we going to have a college basketball season?

In the latest edition of the Run It Back podcast, Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan recap Buddy Hield's memorable 46-point outburst in a three-overtime loss to Kansas in Phog Allen Fieldhouse in a battle of No. 1 vs. No. 1 back in 2016. The game was unbelievable. Before they dive into the game itself, the boys talk through Pat Chambers' noose comments to Rasir Bolton and the potential for the college basketball season to get moved up. 

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Pat Chambers vs. Rasir Bolton, moving the season up, and Run It Back: Buddy Hield's 46 in the Phog

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back today to discuss the commitment of the best prospect in all of high school basketball. Emoni Bates says he's going to Michigan State. Will he ever end up on campus? When will that be? Is he going pro? Is he reclassifying? And why should a player that is being compared to Kevin Durant also be discussed in the same breath as Andrew Wiggins? It's all in this podcast.

The link to the column that Rob wrote is here.

The podcast that Rob mentions can be found here, and the specific discussion on the delayed change to the one-and-done rule is at the 30:50 mark. 

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Emoni Bates commits to Michigan State, Rob Dauster gets a haircut and drinks 35 year old port

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through two major developments in the world of college basketball, specifically Cade Cunningham's decision to remain at Oklahoma State despite the possibility of a postseason ban as well as the formation of the Coaches For Action, a coalition of 21 minority assistant coaches in the conference that are pushing to create actionable change. To cap off the pod, Rob and Bob dive headlong into one of their most entertaining segments to date: Assigning college basketball teams to specific beer styles. Enjoy. 

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Monday's Overreactions: Bill Self and Jay Wright agree, college basketball has no great players

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