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Kansas coach Bill Self covers his team's recovery from a three-game losing streak, the Jayhawks' matchup with Western Kentucky in the NCAA tournament and more.

Western Kentucky coach Bobby Petrino talks about choosing to coach the Hilltoppers. Petrino also addresses how he will approach recruiting and says he is excited to get a second chance.

Mike Greenberg and Jay Bilas react to VCU-Wichita State, UNC-Asheville-Syracuse, Western Kentucky-Kentucky, South Dakota State-Baylor, New Mexico State-Indiana, Connecticut-Iowa State and more.

Ken McDonald tells us how confident his team was when it took on Illinois. Ken explains what the next 24 hours will bring for him as the head coach.

McDonald's team is ready for Illinois in the first round. Kenny continues to use what he learned from Rick Barnes and is excited to get great transfers next year!

David Haugh on Bears-Kutler rumors, Tony Mandarich on his steroid abuse, Western Kentucky Head Coach Ken McDonald, Bruce Levine with the latest Cubs & Sox news, and another edition of My Wife or My Radio Partner.

A big fan of the show, Horn says the Hilltoppers have arrived. Horn talks about special preparation facing No. 1 UCLA. Western Kentucky's fearless style and defensive pressure allows them to stay in games. To him, Kansas is the most impressive team o

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

Western Kentucky's Darrin Horn and Davidson's Bob McKillop talk about their respective runs to the Sweet 16. Horn talks about success of mid-majors and preparing for No. 1 UCLA. McKillop shares a unique perspective on Stephen Curry and how great the

Audio Podcast | March 24, 2008

Western Kentucky coach Bobby Petrino talks about accepting the job at WKU, reconciling his mistakes and says he wonders what may have been if he had remained at Arkansas.