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The ruling is in, and Memphis center James Wiseman has been suspended for a total of 12 games, including the two games that he has already sat out. Rob Dauster is back for an emergency breakdown of what it means with Jeff Goodman of Stadium.

Rob Dauster was joined by Eric Bossi to walk through some of the biggest recruiting misses of his career, why those misses happened and the changes that he has made to his evaluation process as a result of them. They discuss Ben Simmons vs. SKal Labissiere, Tyus Jones vs. the world and why players like Josh Jackson cannot be called a "miss."

We are back for another rendition of the Monday Overreactions podcast. Rob Dauster was joined by Bobby Reagan to walk through everything that happened in college basketball in the last 72 hours, including an impressive win for UConn over Florida, a dominant performance for Tennessee over Washington and Vermont's upset win at St. John's. They also talk through the atrocious flopping rule and how it cost Xavier as well as Monmouth's George Papas, who set the college basketball world on fire with the most ridiculous garbage dunk of all-time.

It's another Friday podcast and Rob Dauster is joined by Bobby Reagan, the host of the Fundamentally Sound podcast, to breakdown everything that has happened in college basketball the last week, from James Wiseman getting ruled ineligible to Myles Powell's outburst against Michigan State to the dominance that Ohio State showed against Villanova.

Rob Dauster was joined by Andy Kennedy of ESPN and the SEC Network to breakdown Kentucky's loss to Evansville. AK has been on the call for the Wildcats for the last two games and spent a decade in that league coaching against John Calipari. He knows them as well as anyone right now. They also talk through James Wiseman's performance against Oregon and AK provides the listeners with a fantastic story about Marshall Henderson.

James Wiseman was ruled ineligible then eligible. Myles Powell was healthy and then he wasn't. Texas won at Purdue, Baylor blew a lead to Washington, Auburn looked awesome, Florida State looked awesomer and Arizona looked awesomest. Rob Dauster is here to walk you through all of it.

Rob Dauster was joined by Reags on Friday morning to walk through everything that happened in college basketball this week while taking a look at the games on the docket for the weekend. Is Cole Anthony the new Trae Young?Does Jim Boeheim need to shut his mouth and stop whining?What are the best bets this weekend?It's all covered in here.

This is a bit of a different episode today. Rob Dauster was joined by a beat writer from each of the four teams in the Champions Classic - Jesse Newell from the Kansas City Star, Steve Wiseman from the Durham Herald-Sun and the Raleigh News & Observer, and Brendan Quinn and Kyle Tucker from The Athletic - to get a unique perspective on everything that happened in Tuesday night's action in MSG. Is Tyrese Maxey the best player in Lexington? Is Michigan State a total bust? Can Kansas stop turning the damn ball over?Is Duke finally, mercifully back?!?!?All the answers are inside.

Rob Dauster was joined by Bobby Reagan, the host of the Fundamentally Sound podcast, to breakdown the Champions Classic and go through their favorite college basketball futures and win total over-unders. It feels GREAT to finally be talking about basketball again.

We have a loaded podcast for you today. Davidson head coach Bob McKillop (9:15) joins the show to talk through some old Steph Curry stories and a look at the ways that he can recruit internationally. Then Jordan Sperber, who runs Hoop Vision, will hop onto the pod (22:15) to talk through his new company, why he's not worried about Kansas playing with two bigs and the soon-to-be breakout of Jay Huff at Virginia. But right at the open, Rob Dauster walks you through just what makes the NCAA's new NIL rules so stupid. Here are the links to Jordan's work: Hoop Vison +Kansas post breakdown@hoopvision68

Rob Dauster was joined by VCU head coach Mike Rhoades to talk though whether his team will actually be able to shoot this year, stories from VCU's run to the Final Four and this (toothless) picture. Then Scott Phillips joins to walk through the final preview podcast of the preseason, the SEC. Here is the full rundown. Open: VCU head coach Mike RhoadesAlabama: 21:30Arkansas: 26:40Auburn: 30:30Florida: 37:37Georgia: 43:00Kentucky: 46:00LSU: 54:10Mississippi State: 59:05Missouri: 1:03:15Ole Miss: 1:08:55South Carolina: 1:11:35Tennessee: 1:15:00Texas A&M: 1:19:45Vanderbilt: 1:22:40

Rob Dauster was able to sit down with Gregg Marshall, who shared a couple of terrific stories about Fred VanVleet while also talking through the name, image and likeness story and what it will take to get him out of Wichita. After that, Rob was joined by Scott Phillips to preview the Pac-12. Here is the full rundown of the podcast. OPEN: Gregg MarshallArizona: 23:45Arizona State: 32:25Cal: 37:50Colorado: 40:45Oregon: 45:00Oregon State: 53:30Stanford: 56:45UCLA: 1:00:00USC: 1:06:20Utah: 1:12:05Washington: 1:14:30Washington State: 1:20:35

After an interview with UConn head coach Dan Hurley, Rob Dauster was joined on Monday by Travis Hines to preview the Big East Conference. Just how much will the youth movement impact Villanova this season? Can Markus Howard carry Marquette? Can Myles Powell carry Seton Hall? Which team jumps up from the middle of the pack - Providence? Creighton? Georgetown? Xavier? Here is the full rundown:OPEN: UConn’s Dan HurleyButler: 20:20Creighton: 27:08DePaul: 33:05Georgetown: 36:30Marquette: 44:50Providence: 51:35Seton Hall: 56:45St. John’s: 1:04:55Villanova: 1:11:10Xavier: 1:19:05

Rob Dauster was joined by Memphis head coach Penny Hardaway for the latest episode of the College Basketball Talk podcast. Afterwards, Scott Phillips jumped onto the pod to walk through a full breakdown of every team in the Big Ten. Does Michigan State have the NBA-level talent to win a title? Can Maryland live up to their lofty expectations? There are new eras at Michigan, Purdue and Wisconsin to discuss. Who is best set up for success? Ohio State and Illinois are trending up, Iowa and Minnesota are trending down, and the Mayor is back!Here is the full rundown:OPEN: Penny Hardaway15:45: Big Ten overview20:05: Illinois26:55: Indiana31:30: Iowa35:45: Maryland40:25: Michigan45:30: Michigan State51:35: Minnesota54:40: Nebraska57:15: Northwestern59:20: Ohio State1:03:30: Penn State1:07:45: Purdue1:13:45: Rutgers1:17:00: Wisconsin

Rob Dauster was joined this week by Travis Hines to talk through each and every team in the Big 12. Can Kansas start a new streak? Is everything happening around the program going to be too much for them to overcome? Just how good is Texas Tech? Can Baylor make a run at the league title? Where does Kansas State drop off to? Why is Texas so interesting this year?Here is the full rundown or the league:Baylor: 4:20Iowa State: 10:15Kansas: 18:51Kansas State: 31:19TCU: 37:05Oklahoma State: 42:40Oklahoma: 47:00Texas: 53:15Texas Tech: 1:05:30West Virginia: 1:12:35

Rob Dauster is joined by Travis Hines to breakdown every team, angle and story line in the American this season. Is Memphis really good enough to win a national title? How is Houston going to replace everything that they lost? Is Jarron Cumberland healthy? Will Wichita State, Temple, UConn or South Florida make the leap to tournament team this year?OPEN: More Kansas vs. the NCAA talk. 12:20: Cincinnati18:22: UConn23:00 East Carolina25:00 Houston31:15: Memphis44:00: SMU47:10: USF50:10: Temple53:10: Tulane56:15: Tulsa58:10: UCF1:02:05: Wichita State

Rob Dauster was joined by Scott Phillips on Monday to talk through every single team in the best league in college basketball: The ACC, but he opened the episode by riffing on what happened at Kansas over the weekend. Spoiler alert: We can laugh at the ridiculousness of it all, but remember that Kansas sent men to prison by playing victim as they troll the NCAA this season. OPEN: Kansas should be ashamed of themselvesBoston College: 7:03Clemson: 11:18Duke: 14:12Florida State: 21:46Georgia Tech: 26:48Louisville: 29:53Miami: 34:08N.C. State: 39:43UNC: 44:10Notre Dame: 51:18Pitt: 55:08Syracuse: 57:08Virginia: 1:01:14Virginia Tech: 1:06:50Wake Forest: 1:09:13

We're back, baby!After a nice little paternity leave layoff this offseason, Rob Dauster is back to help you get ready for the 2019-20 college basketball season. In this episode, Rob is joined by Bobby Reagan from Barstool Sports to talk through Kansas vs. the NCAA (5:00) and Rob's preseason top 25 (38:00) and All-American teams (54:00). Who are the toughest teams to rank? Who did Rob snub? Who are the guys that pull a Brandon Clarke and go from off-the-board to first-team All-American? They get to it all.The links!Preseason Top 25Preseason All-AmericansThe NCAA Has An Existential Crisis

Rob Dauster was joined by Gary Parrish on Thursday afternoon to talk through, among other things, the underclassmen talent drain currently plaguing college basketball and the one obvious way fix it, the question of whether or not Memphis is actually a top ten team in college basketball next season and what to do when your toddler decides to use the restroom on the lawn during a christening. There's never a dull moment when GP shows up.

Rob Dauster was joined by Kurt Helin, the host of the Pro Basketball Talk podcast, to breakdown the entire first round of the NBA draft. The two go through all 30 picks, one by one, and talk through team needs and which players would fit those needs. The entire breakdown is split into two podcasts. This is the first, featuring a deep dive into the first ten picks of the first round, while the second half of the mock draft podcast can be found on the Pro Basketball Talk podcast feed, which is here.