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Jay says that no one should discount West Virginia and Washington State in the tourney. Both teams are extremely talented and could beat anyone. Jay likes Louisville over Tennessee but picks North Carolina to come out of that region. Like Greeny and

Audio Podcast | March 27, 2008

Tony knows his team can't run with No. 1 North Carolina, so it hopes to be set on defense to stay in the game. Coach thinks it'll be a great challenge as Washington State will have to play its system at a high intensity level. He hopes UNC has to wor

Audio Podcast | March 26, 2008

Pete isn't betting against Tom Izzo and Michigan St., especially against a shaky Memphis team. Plus, Pete tells you why Washington St. can beat North Carolina and Louisville can bounce Tennessee because their depth is second to none amongst the Sweet

Audio Podcast | March 26, 2008

Katz takes Golic's side as well. Leave the foul rule alone. Andy says Davidson was clearly the biggest upset. He was impressed when they also took down the Hoyas. Usually smaller schools only win one game. He talks about how much confidence he has in

Audio Podcast | March 25, 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

Tom knows why America's looking forward to Tennessee-Louisville. Plus, coach likes Michigan St. to beat a sloppy Memphis team, Washington St. to beat North Carolina and West Virginia to knock out Xavier.

Audio Podcast | March 25, 2008

Fran says we shouldn't get too high on North Carolina right now. Yes, they're scoring a lot, but their defense isn't as good as it should be. Fran is impressed by Washington State's victory without its head coach! John Calipari is wrong. Free throws

Audio Podcast | March 24, 2008

Gottlieb had fun with the media when he played. He goes through the NCAAs and talks about Georgia, West Va.-Arizona, Duke's chances, Kent-Marquette, Purdue-Baylor, UNLV, Washington State, USC and Kansas State.

Audio Podcast | March 19, 2008

Howland believes the Pac-10 is the best conference this year. There are so many great players in this conference. As for sleepers, he thinks Washington State and Stanford are teams that no one will want to play in the NCAA Tournament.

Audio Podcast | February 20, 2008

Rumors that Caron Butler could be traded to the Lakers for Lamar Odom. Colin goes through some of the other hits and misses. Plus, more on the college basketball version of the Las Vegas Sports Consultants Poll.

Audio Podcast | February 19, 2008

Lorenzo says the goal for his team is to give the same effort it gave against UCLA for the rest of the season. He knows his team has little margin for error if they want to make the NCAA Tournament. Aside from the Pac-10, coach thinks the ACC and Big

Audio Podcast | February 11, 2008

Sharing his thoughts on colleges recruiting players before they attend high school, Michael is disgusted by the process and doesn't believe kids should be making the decision until midway through their junior year.

Audio Podcast | June 20, 2007

Kentucky missed out on the hottest coach in the country, Kansas State lost their coach after one season and the Wizards went from being a threat in the Eastern Conference to swept in the 1st round. They lost Caron Butler and Gilbert Arenas this week.

Audio Podcast | April 05, 2007

Despite critics blasting CBS' coverage of the NCAA Tournament, particularly those in the Washington, DC market, Greeny thinks the network is doing a great job. And we have new love songs for Golic's man crush on Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn.

Audio Podcast | March 21, 2007

Gottlieb commends the Tournament Committee for taking a big name team with HOF coach like Syracuse out of the NCAAs because the Orange didn't deserve to be there. He thinks a team like Washington State could make the Elite Eight. He has a problem wit

Audio Podcast | March 12, 2007

PAC 10 College Hoops Preview: Champ: UCLA, Underrated: Washington, Sleeper: Oregon, Due for a fall: Stanford.

Audio Podcast | November 15, 2006