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Seth says the Stanford-Texas matchup tonight could be the best game of the tournament. Seth thinks Kansas-Villanova could be a blowout, and he also talks about the Davidson-Wisconsin matchup.

Audio Podcast | March 28, 2008

We run through last night's NCAA Tourney games and Erik mentions how Golic lost a little ground in the Bracket Wager with Louisville beating Tennessee. Tonight, Golic needs Texas to win and needs Michigan State to beat Memphis.

Audio Podcast | March 28, 2008

Coach Lavin sticks around and we preview tonight's games in the Midwest and South regions. He likes Texas to chop down the Lopez twins because of A.J. Abrams and D.J. Augustin and the way they've hit another gear since the tourney started.

Audio Podcast | March 28, 2008

Which region will produce our national champion? The East boasts North Carolina, Louisville and Tennessee and leads our online poll with 50 percent of the vote. It's a relative tie among the other three regions, but callers love Memphis and Texas in

Audio Podcast | March 27, 2008

The 2008 Big 12 Coach of the Year says Stanford poses a significant challenge in the Sweet 16. It's hard enough guarding two seven-footers, but the Lopez twins do a good job moving without the ball. The team has kept its routine constant for about tw

Audio Podcast | March 26, 2008

Greeny leaves another message, this time requesting an airplane throw-up-kit for when Golic blows chunks after losing the bracket wager. Golic claims he will come back. Texas needs to bail him out. And Golic doesn't blame Tiger for being upset with a

Audio Podcast | March 26, 2008

Preparing for his East Region games of the Sweet 16 this weekend, Bilas thinks Washington State has to slow the game down by being efficient on offense to have a chance vs. UNC. Louisville can also slow Tennessee down with its zone. Bilas addresses U

Audio Podcast | March 25, 2008

Refs play a bigger part in college sports than we think. UCLA benefited from some calls vs. Texas A&M this weekend. College refs are far from perfect. They're underpaid and sometimes overworked. Imperfection is part of the game.

Audio Podcast | March 24, 2008

Simmons talks about the NCAAs. Bill thinks something needs to be done about the weak games on the first day. It seems as if the underdog teams just fold every time. Bill also weighs in on the Celtics taking down the Texas Triangle.

Audio Podcast | March 21, 2008

Knight likes Pittsburgh because of its overall toughness and also because it won the toughest conference tournament. Coach is not as high on Texas as everyone else because the Longhorns seem to rely too much on DJ Augustine.

Audio Podcast | March 20, 2008

Lavin isn't seeing an upset 'Bruin' for UConn over UCLA. The Huskies aren't the same postseason team anymore. Texas A&M is dangerous. They've lost games but have improved through a rugged schedule. Steve agrees with Colin on West Virginia being a dar

Audio Podcast | March 20, 2008

Greeny and Golic make their Final Four picks. Golic takes UNC, Georgetown, Texas and UCLA. Greeny goes chalk: UNC, Kansas, Memphis, and UCLA. Both boys have UNC and UCLA in the Championship Game, setting up a classic showdown.

Audio Podcast | March 19, 2008

While he loves Louisville, Coach thinks North Carolina and UCLA have huge advantages in their home states. He agrees with Knight that there's a lot to love about Pittsburgh. Jim isn't a Stanford fan, likes Georgetown and talks about USC, Duke and UCo

Audio Podcast | March 19, 2008

Pete thinks UCLA may be in hot water when they get to the second round. He says the inside games of Texas A&M and BYU could neutralize Kevin Love and give the 8-9 seed a shot at the upset. Plus, Pete is rooting for Memphis and Pittsburgh to meet.

Audio Podcast | March 18, 2008

A lot of bubble teams means a lot of mediocrity. It's impossible to tell if one team is better than another. No one plays the same schedule. Arizona St. got a raw deal. They had a better conf. record and beat Arizona twice! Dick's Final Four: North C

Audio Podcast | March 17, 2008

Coach Knight says it was really hard to watch Texas Tech lose today. He thought they played pretty well, but he didn't expect Tech to win. Plus, he was really impressed with Georgetown today, and he feels like they could win it all.

Audio Podcast | March 13, 2008