The Green Light

Paul and Ian discuss this past week in college basketball including the Arkansas/Houston goaltending controversy, the NCAA's sanctions on Aubrurn, NC State's near upset of Purdue and Baylor's dominating performance over Villanova.

Paul and Ian are back to discuss Duke's early season upset win over Gonzaga and loss to Ohio State, Virginia's rough start to the season, the ending of the Mark Turgeon's tenure at Maryland, and Penny Hardaway's strong message to his Memphis team.

Paul and Ian break down the first two weeks of the college basketball season, highlighting the top storylines and diving into the teams who have impressed the most so far this season.

Paul and Ian preview the top 25 teams heading into the 2021-2022 college basketball season.

Paul and Ian welcome Steve Dagostino to the Green Light Podcast to discuss his career from a player to a trainer, his experience working with USA Basketball, and the current landscape of college basketball and the NBA.

Paul and Ian welcome John Gallagher, Head Men's Basketball Coach at the University of Hartford, to the podcast to discuss the Hawks monumental 2021 season, their transition out of Division 1, and his career playing and coaching around Philadelphia.

Paul and Ian welcome John Hartofilis, of Gen Z Hoops, to discuss the launch and creation of his numerous podcasts, playing and coaching at Xavier High School, and the grind of working in basketball.

Paul and Ian are joined by C.J. Moore of The Athletic to discuss conference realignment and the role the NCAA can play to enhance college basketball.

Paul and Ian preview the upcoming NBA Draft, breaking down each lottery pick, uncovering some late sleepers as well as analyzing the pro futures of Luka Garza and Jay Huff.

Paul and Ian are joined by Kevin Sweeney of Sports Illustrated and the CBB Central Podcast. Kevin discusses his journey in sports media, the impact of the transfer portal and NIL in college basketball, as well as the future of the programs at Duke and UNC with the retirements of Roy Williams and Coach K.