There’s a lot of experienced players out there along with some very interesting freshmen taking the court this season in places like Kentucky, Auburn and Arkansas. Who are the top 5 backcourt in the SEC coming into 2023 and 2024?

Today on the show: The hard work this offseason for the Missouri Tigers and Denis Gates is paying off. Not only have the Tigers grabbed three four star top 100 recruits for their 2024 class, they might even add a few more key pieces to set them up for long term success. Plus we take a look at Joe Lunardi's first bracket coming into the 2023-24 College Basketball season.#marchmadness #mizzou

This week on the show: Conference realignment is a story of weak minds in the pursuit of money. Instead of figuring out a solution that makes everyone happy by creating a truly better product for and protecting student athletes in non-revenue sports, the pursuit of more money has decimated the foundation of college sports. How did we get here? Who was left out of the conversation? What does the future of college basketball look like? And what can we do as fans?

This week on the show, we pull on our boots and slap on thee cowboy hat to round-up the latest recruiting news around the SEC. Further we talk about Arkansas's and Kentucky national championship odds according to Vegas. And we talk about Arkansas's latest transfer pick-up Denijay Harris.

This time on College Basketball 201, we take a look at the NET and explain how it works. Further we go into the history of how the NET came to be and what the system used before it was.

This week on the show, we recap some performances in the final week of NBA Summer League. We recap Kentucky's strong performance in Canada in the GLOBL Jam. And we talk about the Zakai Zeigler update from Tennessee's Rick Barnes.

This week on the show, Maddy takes another crack at producing. Kentucky is heading to Canada for the GLOBL JAM. We take a look at SEC rookies and their weekend at Summer League. Finally we take a look at the best student sections in the conference.

This week on the show, Maddy takes over producing. We talk about how the SEC is growing in its influence. Also we talk about the ACC/ SEC Challenge. And we talk about summer basketball and the NBA Summer League.

The SEC has a dominate showing at this year's NBA Draft but the national media's attention is focused on G League and Overtime Elite's top 5 picks. We discuss if this is the new normal or will college basketball remain a solid path to the NBA. We also talk with Rival's Jordan Harper about Jahvon Quinerly leaving Alabama and what Tide fans can expect from Jarin Stevenson. Further we talk about the latest transfers into Arkansas and Kentucky. Finally we talk about the sanctions placed on LSU and Will Wade.

Maddy recaps the weekly news, predraft news and has a special guest help decipher the top 8 of David and Maddy's way too early power rankings.