Alex was mad that all his favorite podcasters picked the Knicks in 6 and this is his rebuttal.

Alex, Megan, and (making her podcast debut) Caroline crunch the numbers on every team, coach and mascot in the field of 68 to determine their March Madness picks live.

0:00 - Caroline on her growing fandom and picking her first "real" bracket.

9:43 - Megan's Mascot Corner!

17:23 - Picking all 63 tournament games

Alex, Schaefer and Dylan dust off the old FaceTime machine to discuss the year in video games, count down their top five games of 2025, and discuss their most anticipated games of 2026.

Alex recaps Game 7 of the NBA finals, the impacts of Tyrese Haliburton's injury, and the blockbuster Kevin Durant trade (0:00) before a quick rant on the state of the league (26:39). He then walks through his favorite prospects of the 2025 NBA Draft (42:49).

Alex reacts to the surprising NBA lottery results and introduces "The Inner Tanktum" - a solution to fix the NBA Lottery (0:00) before discussing his take on the Giannis-to-the-Spurs trade rumors (18:38). Finally, he gives his take on what the Spurs should do with the #2 overall pick (29:13).

It's March! In the 3rd annual edition of his bracket manifesto, Alex lays out the ten principles he uses when filling out a bracket (0:00) before being joined by his girlfriend and leading mascot insider Megan to give their official picks (36:34).

Alex, Schaefer and Dylan hop on their heavily anticipated annual Zoom call to count down their top five games of 2024. They end the episode listing their most anticipated games of 2025.

Alex spends two minutes celebrating his fraudulent fantasy football team that somehow made the playoffs before jumping into his top 5 musical moments of 2024 (5:30).

It's that time of year again! Alex runs through the ten rules he follows when filling out a bracket (0:00) before picking every matchup of the 2024 NCAA Tournament (23:13).

Alex, Mario and Garrett run through their Big Boards as they take turns drafting their favorite J. Cole songs. Alex explains why J. Cole was his very first unnecessary basketball comparison before the three draft one song from each J. Cole album. The crew closes out by rating their favorite J. Cole project.