DP and the Danettes discuss Victor Wembanyama's chances of winning MVP this season. College basketball analyst Clark Kellogg pushes back on criticism surrounding a lack of a Cinderella story but admits the power conferences are starting to take over. Basketball Hall of Famer Reggie Miller gives his thoughts on the Wemby MVP debate and shares what the transition from college to the NBA is like. 

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C&R are happy to be back! They laugh about a shoe to remember. Does the US Flag Football team deserve an apology? Plus, Iowa in Sweet 16, Tom Brady is the man & Cam Skattebo made an apology of his own!

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Covino & Rich get into their Cam Skattebo conversation! What things should we not believe in? Callers from all over weigh-in on the funny topic. Plus, 'LAST ONE STANDING' has a domination situation! 

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Dan and the Danettes recap the first two rounds of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament and the changing landscape of college athletics. Plus, DP weighs in on Seattle Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s new record-setting contract.

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Dan talks about all the money flooding into college sports and how important it has become to have a ready source of funds to stay competitive in today’s NIL world. And legendary basketball analyst Charles Barkley swing by to share his unique opinions on this year’s version of March Madness.

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Reports that Cinderella is dead may be an overreaction, but Dan suggests some adjustments to collegiate athletics that might keep her around a little longer. Plus, Dan and the Danettes share their best and worst from an eventful weekend.

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DP and the Danettes recap the first two rounds of March Madness as the Sweet 16 is set. Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Barkley admits his stop in Houston with the Rockets wasn't ideal, and praises Rick Pitino for bringing back St. John's to the national spotlight. Dan looks ahead to his daughter's wedding later this year.

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Former Auburn HC and current college basketball analyst Bruce Pearl defends his objectivity as an analyst and makes his case for Auburn to be included in March Madness. Dan and the Danettes hold a “Disappointment Draft” for their brackets with each selecting the team they expect to disappoint them during the tourney. Chuck Norris passes away on Friday, and they pay tribute to the actor and legend. The Danettes learn a lot about Chuck Norris from his history and those who went to his martial arts classes, and callers share their memories too.

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Dan reacts to the major win for High Point over Wisconsin as the small school in North Carolina picks up their first NCAA Tournament win. Schools like High Point want to schedule tougher opponents during the season but they can’t get anyone to play them. Marvin is back from suspension. TNT Sports host Adam Lefkoe joins Dan to talk about covering the tournament and the odd and bizarre games he plays with Shaq on the set and during his podcast.

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College basketball writer Jon Rothstein joins Dan to talk about the first round of the NCAA Tournament, from first round upsets to Siena’s close chance to take down Duke. Dan wonders if Syracuse is still a good job, or if BC is a good job – or if many of the prestigious positions are still that in the new landscape of collegiate sports. Dylan unveils some of his bets and parlays he’s making around the Tournament. Plus, an update on the Disappointment Draft.

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