Andy spends the first half of the show breaking down the drama in the Maryland basketball program. Oh, and they have a game tonight in the Sweet 16. (45:49) Opening day talk from Tim Kurkjian.

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Andy starts with the drama in College Park, as rumors swirl about Kevin Willard's future, and Mike Locksley's thoughts on Willard and the revenue share discussion. (21:10) Tom Izzo goes off about the transfer portal, and the excuses made for Danny Hurley. (45:57) More Terps talk, including Derik Queen joining the Pat McAfee Show.

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Andy begins with the Maryland women heading to the Sweet 16 after taking down Alabama in overtime yesterday. (17:52) Is the lack of upsets in the NCAA Tournament a bad thing? Also, John Calipari on being a "cinderella". (46:23) Bob Carpenter announces this will be his final season calling Nationals games, so Andy takes a look at the history of PxP announcers in DC.

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Andy begins with Derik Queen's buzzer beater to send Maryland to the Sweet 16. (17:20) A look around the other storylines from the first weekend of the NCAA tournament, and a look at how far the Nationals have fallen since 2019. (48:09) More from Kevin Willard on the Terps advancing to the second weekend for the first time since 2016.

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Andy starts with Alex Ovechkin one goal closer to Gretzky, and Kevin Willard's interesting press conference yesterday in Seattle. (19:37) Recapping the first day of the NCAA tournament, including McNeese's upset over Clemson. (36:34) Busy day in Ashburn, as Deebo Samuel and multiple others were introduced. (55:26) 45 years ago today, "Who shot JR?".

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Andy begins with the First Four games last night, including American University's misfortune in their game against Mount St. Mary's. (17:04) More tourney talk, including John Calipari on his first round matchup with Kansas and Bill Self. (33:43) Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart rising up the draft boards?

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Andy starts with American University playing in the First Four tonight. Plus, Commanders WR Noah Brown resigns. (17:16) After much controversy over their inclusion, UNC boat races San Diego State in Dayton. (35:37) 59 years ago today, Texas El Paso defeats Kentucky in Cole Field House. (50:30) Gary Williams joins to talk about all the story lines heading into the tournament.

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Andy is joined by George Mason WBB coach Vanessa Blair-Lewis to discuss Mason's first ever NCAA tournament bid and winning the program's first conference championship

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Andy begins with more bracket talk, including Rick Pitino's St. John's turnaround. (16:48) Kevin Willard on the Grand Canyon matchup and the recruitment of Derik Queen. Plus, Tom Izzo on his favorite month of the year. (42:49) George Mason WBB coach Vanessa Blair-Lewis joins the show to discuss Mason's first ever NCAA tournament bid.

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Andy begins with the NCAA tournament bracket being set, and some of the controversial omissions. Also, Maryland's 4th buzzer beating loss of the year. (22:38) The murky future of NIL according to Steve Alford, and new Commanders DT Javon Kinlaw speaks to the media. (37:56) A look at Maryland's path to San Antonio, starting with Grand Canyon on Friday afternoon.

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