In this episode we break down the past week in college basketball including Kansas losing two in a row, UConn winning three in a row, the SEC dominating the ACC and who's the best of the Big 10.

In this episode we discuss the wild week of college basketball full of upsets and suprises in several of the Thanksgiving tournaments. We cover Maui, Atlantis, Players Era, and more.

The early season tournaments are underway.  In this episode we look at some of the big results from this past week, including: Duke’s domination of Arizona, a busy week for Baylor and St. Johns, the strong start for Marquette and Wisconsin, and Villanova’s rough start.  We then preview some of the premiere games for the upcoming week.  Enjoy.

In this episode we discuss the Big 10's Purdue and Wisconsin beating Alabama and Arizona along with several other significant results from the past week including: Kentucky's win over Duke, St. Johns place in the national scene and much more.

In this week's episode we discuss our early impressions of several teams and players after an eventful first week of college hoops. We discuss Kansas, UNC, Arkansas, Auburn, Gonzaga, Baylor, Duke, Kentucky, and many more teams.

In this final preseason episode we discuss several of our breakout players, some impactful freshman including Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, and Boogie Fland. We start the episode with some teams we see as too high or too low in the preseason top 25.

In this episode we preview the Big 12- is it the best conference in college basketball in 2024? Kansas, Houston, Iowa State, and Baylor certainly have something to say about that. We start the show with a brief discussion on Tony Bennett's retirement.

In this episode we break down the SEC, arguably the best conference in college basketball this season. Is Alabama the best in the land, will Kentucky make the tournament, how will John Calipari do at Arkansas? All this and more on the Pace and Space College Basketball Podcast.

The Big 10 is actually the Big 18 and probably the toughest conference to predict. Is it Purdue, Indiana, Rutgers or someone else?