Kevin Sweeney

This show’s a fun one. Brad and Kevin preview a critical week for what the college basketball season might look like, including start dates, bubbles, events, and much more.

The picture for college basketball gets clearer, with all signs pointing to a November 25 start date. We discuss what non-conference might look like, the hilarity of Maui in Asheville, daily testing in the Pac-12, and then get into roster movement.

The Battle in the Bubble has been trademarked, and college basketball appears to be marching towards a season (albeit a few weeks later than usual). Plus, lots of waivers!

Kevin and Brad break down the NBA Draft Lottery, if there’s legs to the Jay Wright Sixers rumors, Isaiah Joe going pro, and some big waivers.

Kevin and Brad attempt to ignore the uncertainties about what a college basketball season might look like and instead focus on what they can control: recruiting and player movement.

Luka Garza, Isaiah Joe, Ayo Dosunmu, John Petty, and Aaron Henry are all back. It’s going to be a fun year. Brad and Kevin break down some huge returns and what it means for college basketball.

Kevin and Brad spend this week’s show discussing recruiting news as well as their preferred modifications to the 2020-21 schedule and the upcoming NBA Draft deadline.

Brad and Kevin get back after it after a bit of a break, talking about Filip Petrusev’s decision to return to Europe, Jonathan Kuminga’s official G-League announcement, Baylor’s dynamite 2021 recruiting class that features a 5-star, and much more from the transfer market.

Kevin and Brad break down all the big news of the week, including what Makur Maker’s commitment to Howard means for the future of college basketball: