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Sunday, December 22, 2024
In our first off-season podcast, we look back once more on the national championship game and the implications of a couple of aspects of that and a prior game, then turn to a couple of big schools with a coaching change. We end with a look at some player movement.
Virginia gives the sport of college basketball a champion it can be proud of after outlasting Texas Tech in overtime in the national championship game Monday night.
We look back on Monday night’s national championship game, where Virginia won their first national championship as one star wing had a better night than the other, and the winning coach was no different than he has been in tough losses.
The national championship game ahead of us is a matchup of two teams with a story of how they got here from a year ago that we should appreciate. Plus the women decide their champion, a Big Ten star is off to the NBA, and more coaching moves.
In our Final Four edition, we’re joined by a couple of guests who look back at the national semifinals, including the controversy in the first one, as well as a program with a new coach.
We’re down to two defense-oriented teams for the national championship in two games that had some similarities, though one lacked the controversy of the other one. Plus a couple of coaching moves, a non-move of note, and a powerhouse school is investigating a claim about a star player.
In our latest podcast, we break down the national semifinals and look ahead to Monday night’s national championship game between two teams that make their mark on defense.
With the Final Four all set, we look at how we got to this point and much more with our special guests on the program.
Two of the Final Four teams are set, with one of them getting there in a dramatic overtime win despite a performance for the ages by an opposing player, and the other a great story given personnel losses they had to make up for from a talent standpoint.
Virginia and coach Tony Bennett handled their unprecedented first-round NCAA Tournament exit a year ago with grace and class. Now they’re heading to the Final Four.
