SplashTag Podcasts

In this episode, Matt and Joe digest and reflect on the bracket, comment on things they like and don't like, and play a fun March Madness Draft game!

In this episode, Matt and Joe record WHILE watching the NCAA selection show and react in real time to the teams in the field, matchups they like, and other observations.

In this episode of the SplashTag podcast, Matt and Joe celebrate the beginning of March (meaning Selection Sunday, Madness) and hit on all sorts of college basketball topics including: potential sleepers, how bad the Pac-12 is, bubble teams, Gonzaga securing the West #1 seed, does Gonzaga get the overall 1, the drop off between teams at the top and the middle, and great games from previous tournaments.

In this Valentine's Day episode, Matt and Joe do not give a lot of love to Tre Jones (it's not personal), love to Duke's resume, talk a lot of college hoops and do a mock seeding, selection, and bracketing process. Also included in the podcast: Jay Williams riding a horse, bracket filling tendencies, pouring one out for the Pac-12, and apologies to Javin DeLaurier. And Matt comes in hot with UNC at Duke.

A la Marvel Studio's 2012 film "The Avengers," I assemble an ensemble cast for an NBA hoop podcast. In all seriousness, I talk the last month of free agency and the NBA offseason from KD's decision to Amare's retirement, the new-look Mavs, how long LeBron's prime will last, Team USA, Young studs/league-pass teams, and more with my close friends Kiran, Vivek, and Sid!

In the third episode of the SplashTag Podcast, I talk with good friend Jagan about the Jurassic Park franchise, it's themes, highlights, potential sequel premises, and friendliest+scariest dinosaurs.

After publishing an NBA mock draft on the SplashTag website (https://splashtag.co/2016/06/21/splashtags-2016-nba-mock-draft), Matt discusses the NBA draft by previewing the lottery teams, his predictions for picks, some key needs for other teams, potential sleepers, and discusses the "depth" but lack of star potential in the 2016 NBA draft.