The crew is joined by special guest Anthony Ravasio of TWSN to discuss Gonzaga vs Baylor, the state of the Big 10 and SEC, some Triple (or quadruple) takes, and SHOW ME THE MONEY! Tune in for all this and more!

Harris, Keith and Ty do a deep dive into bracketology, as the crew goes over their reactions to the selection committee releasing their top 16 seeds. They also discuss who deserves to be on the 1 line, as well as list new bubble candidates and teams that have already had their bubbles burst. The boys also spend time discussing the Jalen Johnson situation as well as the weekend's top slate of games. 

3 Chuckleheads; Tyler Konrad, Harris Hicks and Keith Dottley discuss all things college basketball on Wednesday's at 3 P.M. Arizona Time on Blaze Radio. 

Harris, Keith and Ty bring on special guest and friend of the show, Colgate's Jeff Woodward to talk about why Colgate will be such an imposing cinderella in March. Also, the Triple Threat crew analyzes the debate between Illinois and Ohio State over who deserves the last 1 seed, and Harris continues his quest to discover his long lost girlfriend. 

Harris and Ty start out the episode by telling the listeners what Keith's punishment is for losing the bet on the Texas-Baylor game. They also go over how many teams the Big 10 and the Big 12 get in the field and address the weirdness of the SEC. The Triple Threat crew also bursts a couple of bubbles along the way. 

Harris, Keith and Ty break down the blue bloods, and address if Kentucky, Duke, North Carolina or Michigan State have any shots making the NCAA Tournament. They also burst some unlucky bubbles and give expert betting advice over this weekend’s slate of college basketball games, and they go over red hot Loyola-Chicago and if Drake can keep up their perfection in the Missouri Valley. 

Keith, Ty and Harris kick Episode 1 of Triple Threat off with a discussion of Gonzaga and Baylor, talking about who's the best team in the country. Then they discuss the weirdness of the ACC and who's the top dawg in that conference between Clemson, Florida State and Virginia, and they also go over resumes in the SEC such as LSU, Missouri and South Carolina.