With the College World Series concluded and the city of Omaha fresh out of Jell-o shots, we have reached the end of the NCAA calendar. We decided to take a retrospective look at some of the lesser known collegiate champions of the 2022-2023 season, as well the basketball prospects who will soon be playing in the NBA. In this all-encompassing episode, we discuss: 

• A shocking scandal in college bowling

It was a week of unceremonious exits at the end of the NCAA sports calendar. Bob Huggins' tenure in Morgantown is over after being arrested for a DUI, and Virginia's baseball team departed Omaha after only two games. In this episode, we discuss:

• The perils of our compulsive need to fact-check sports

• Our impressions from the first weekend of the NCAA Baseball tournament

• How one gas station chain has shifted the college football recruiting landscape

Even during the off-season, there's never a dull moment in ACC sports. Basketball prospects are trying to make names for themselves at the NBA Combine, while rumors swirl about ACC schools looking for ways to break free of a daunting grant of rights agreement. In this episode, we discuss:

• One of the most dominant college dynasties of the modern era

It has been a newsworthy week for gambling in college sports. Just as Vegas sportsbooks released expected win totals for the upcoming college football season, emergent scandals in Alabama and Iowa have undermined the integrity of betting on college athletics. In this episode, we discuss:

• An author who allegedly planned a not-so-perfect murder

• A new way of saying goodbye and a shocking truth about Dave & Buster's

Kris Wright, Editor of TheSabre.com, rejoins the podcast to share his insider expertise on Virginia sports. Along with asking Kris some of the most pressing questions from his message board, we discussed:

• Virginia basketball's roster situation with recent additions and decisions looming

• The success of the Virginia baseball team and looking ahead to the NCAA tournament

At the end of a chaotic college basketball season, the UConn men and the LSU women are the last teams standing. This episode takes a retrospective look at both programs' remarkable March runs and the most memorable moments from both NCAA tournaments. We interrupted Shutt's spring break vacation to discuss:

• The remarkable history of "One Shining Moment"