College Basketball Talk On Nbc Sports Podcast

C.J. Moore joins Rob to discuss his upcoming story on Kansas, Kentucky's commitment to small ball, Creighton and what Mo Watson means to that team, Marquette's upset of No. 1 Villanova and why he might not play in the Final Four media pickup game.

Troy Machir joins Rob to record the podcast segment you never thought would happen: a retrospective of their famous road trip on its five-year anniversary. Plus Andy Glockner calls in to discuss the meeting of the analytics minds with the NCAA, #TBW and whether or not he likes the Ivy League tourney.

ESPN's Jeff Goodman joins Rob to discuss the reporting of the Allonzo Trier story, UCLA's Lonzo Ball, why he takes on Big Blue Nation, Tom Crean, and how shaved ice helped Michael Porter.

Luke Winn chats with Rob regarding his Sports Illustrated magazine story on the Jayhawks' backcourt, the role Instagram Stories played in his reporting, plus gives his thoughts on Baylor, Duke and a surprise coming out of Omaha.

The ESPN college basketball analyst discusses Duke, shares great stories about Mike Brey, why Louisville might not win the national title and how Joel Berry could make or break the Tar Heels' season.

Sorry your season is done college football fans, but Rob and Travis are here to catch you up on everything you missed before the Playoff. The guys discuss the upcoming No. 1 seed Baylor, Xavier-Villanova matchup, Kentucky, Grayson Allen and the tripping's impact on coverage.

The Hoosiers' beat writer discusses what is going wrong with Indiana, what it means for Tom Crean, the evolution of Butler and the crossover with Indiana fans, plus a little Premier League.

Rob, Scott and Terrence discuss a lot of upsets in college basketball and the effects on the ACC, Coach K's surgery, why Hoosier fans should be worried and why a Villanova repeat is looking realistic.

Rob, Scott and Travis break down each of the conferences as conference play begins in the 2016-17 season.

The CBS Sports writer joins Rob to discuss the Grayson Allen trip, where Duke goes from here, Louisville's big rivalry win over Kentucky, Syracuse's fall from grace and his new story on UCLA head coach Bryce Alford.

Sporting News' Sam Vecenie stops by to break down the NBA potential of both Kentucky and UNC, plus what player could fill in for Lonzo Ball and an interesting ranking for right now.

The ESPN analyst reveals how he got into broadcasting, the challenges AAU teams face, breaks down Washington's struggles, and who he would take with the No. 1 pick of the NBA draft.

Rob, Scott and Travis discuss bowling as a date, Mike Brey's freshmen comments, how Duke's Amile Jefferson has made a name for himself, examining the baffling nature of a murder at Western Michigan and Player of the Year conversation.

Dana O'Neil discusses her book on Villanova's championship run, the process of writing a book, Jay Wright, Kris Jenkins and this season so far in college basketball.

Raphielle Johnson returns to the podcast to discuss the magic behind a rivalry game and how a venue can change it, plus the surprising competition in Big 12, how Washington has to win before heading into the Pac-12 and player of the year power rankings.

Rob and Travis discuss Deonte Burton's success, what alarm bells are going off in their heads around Syracuse, how Purdue will fare with Caleb Swanigan, which player they would want to take their game-winner, and preview the upcoming weekend.

Rob, Scott and Terrence discuss Lonzo Ball, which player you want to take the game-winning shot, how Scott Drew has turned Baylor into a powerhouse, plus the trio break down the upcoming ACC-Big Ten challenge.

Rob and Terrence discuss Austin Nichols' departure, the officiating blunder during FGCU Michigan State, what we should expect from the Big East after this hot start, plus their love for Tacko Fall and Terrence shares his story on Harvard's Siyani Chambers.

Travis and Rob break down Kansas' epic win against Duke, Kentucky's Malik Monk's impact on #BBN, Maryland's incredible push past rival Georgetown, how a Dillon Brooks-less Oregon Ducks team is surviving and whether or not Indiana is for real.

Rob, Phillips and T-Payne discuss whether or not Duke can stay healthy, their big (and bold) predictions ahead of college basketball's lid-lifters, plus examine their x-factor and breakout star lists.