The Green Light

On a "What If" episode of The Green Light, Paul and Ian are joined by Trevor Everette of The Two Pointers Podcast to break down "What if every NCAA Championship game had a reverse result?" and "What is every #1 NBA draft pick came back to school for another year?".

Paul and Ian recap UConn's National Championship run, cement their "blue-blood" status and unpack the current state of the transfer portal.

Paul and Ian are back to discuss Ed Cooley's jump from Providence to Georgetown, Rick Pitino taking over at St. Johns, and the wild first weekend of the 2023 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

Paul and Ian are once again joined by Ryan Hammer of FanDuel, to break down the entire NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and provide all of the meaningful stats and analytics to fill out your bracket.

Paul and Ian recap the end of the college basketball regular season, what North Carolina has to do to make the NCAA tournament and preview the upcoming conference tournaments.

Paul and Ian are joined by Matt Rodriguez, Founder and CEO of Ballislife, to discuss the 17+ year journey of Ballislife, the evolution of basketball content in the social media age, and the some of the greatest high school basketball mixtapes of all time.

Paul and Ian debate the highly controversial ending of the Duke/Virginia game, sort out the mess that has been the AP Top 10 and discuss which mid-major programs have had the most sustained success, despite multiple coaching changes, over the last twenty years.

Paul and Ian recap the Duke/UNC game, preview the upcoming Duke/Virginia matchup and dive into the current landscape of the ACC regular season title race.

Paul and Ian are joined by Tyler and Ryan from Big East Bar Room for an all-Big East episode of The Green Light.

Paul and Ian welcome Coleman Crawley to the show to discuss his journey of attending at least one mid-major basketball game per day until the NCAA Tournament, in hopes of discovering Cinderella. They recap his recent content with Barstool on The Yak and preview who Coleman thinks will make the most noise in March.