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On today’s show, Brad and Kevin continue their journey through the college basketball landscape with deep-dive breakdowns of Penn State and Georgia. A lofty KenPom billing and the return of a dominant frontcourt has led to optimism, but Kevin is concerned about the Nittany Lions’ ability to score consistently. Georgia features a potential top-10 player in the country in Anthony Edwards, but the loss of Nick Claxton looms large for a Bulldog team that hopes to compete for an NCAA Tournament bid.
The guys also touch on a few important pieces of news from the week, including the season-ending injuries to James Rojas (Alabama) and Wynston Tabbs (Boston College).
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On today’s show is Dr. Kendall Phillips is a film studies Professor in the Department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies at Syracuse University.
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