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Circle The Block

Final Four

Rello and Cunda March 31, 2025

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This week on Circle The Block:

In this episode, Rello and Cunda dive into the excitement of the Final Four, focusing on Cinderella stories in the March Madness NCAA tournament. They discuss notable underdog teams, particularly the 1983 North Carolina State Wolf Pack and the 1985 Villanova Wildcats, comparing their journeys and the challenges they faced. They emphasize the thrill of supporting underdog teams. Cinderella stories in March Madness highlight unexpected success. Both teams faced formidable opponents during their runs. NC State had to win its conference to enter the tournament. Villanova’s path included beating multiple top-ranked teams. Rello and Cunda then move on to the legacy of the 1990 UNLV Running Rebels, discussing their historic NCAA championship win and the players who made it possible. They also explore the concept of unofficial & official triple-doubles in the Final Four, highlighting notable players and their achievements. UNLV scored the most points in a national championship game. Larry Johnson was a key player for the Runnin’ Rebels. The concept of unofficial triple-doubles is intriguing. Oscar Robertson and Magic Johnson had notable performances. The NCAA didn’t officially track triple-doubles until the 1980s. The conversation highlights the importance of basketball history. The final segment of the show is dedicated towards the excitement of March Madness, discussing memorable buzzer beaters from past tournaments and analyzing current teams’ performances. They reflect on iconic moments in NCAA history while also providing insights into the ongoing tournament, highlighting key players and teams to watch. March Madness brings unpredictable excitement every year, and buzzer beaters are pivotal moments that define tournament history. The 1992 Duke vs. Kentucky game is a classic example of March Madness. Virginia’s 2019 buzzer-beater was crucial for their championship run. Recent tournaments have seen controversial buzzer-beaters. Nostalgia plays a big role in how fans remember past tournaments. The conversation highlights the importance of teamwork in basketball.

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0:00 Circle The Block Intro Theme
0:34 Check-In
1:49 Bishop Cunda – Mean What You Say, Say What You Mean
6:21 Two Words – Final Four
7:04 Cinderella Stories
13:50 Final Four Odds
15:40 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels
21:45 Final Four Buzzer Beaters
28:47 Close Out

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