Podcasts about ncaa men's tournament

The Cover32 Show crew hosts today's Vover Sports Daily to talk the amazing storylines that emerged from this year's Men's NCAA Tournament including Oral Roberts, UCLA and of course, Baylor winning it all and being named National Champions.Hosts: Cover 32 ShowDownload the Vover app here!

Adam Van Handel previews all of the NCAA Men's Tournament Sweet 16 games coming up this weekend with a special guest. Thank you all for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adam-van-handel/message

Join Summer, Billy and Kenneth as the break down the Round of 16 to find which teams will move on to the Elite 8. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crunchtimesportsadv/support

Hosts Ben, Kathie, and Bill talk IUWBB, IUBB, and NCAA Men's Tournament.

Dick and Larry recap their picks in the first two rounds of NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and look ahead to the Sweet 16, the "Where are They Now" segment features Spencer graduate, Hunter Luepke and more.....

The NBA Trade deadline has come and gone, and this year's deadline was a wild one with several significant trades, which encapsulated the Orlando Magic's deep commitment to rebuilding, and the Denver Nuggets adding to boost their strength ahead of the playoffs. We also witnessed the wildest first weekend of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament ever, with a ton of upsets and busted brackets everywhere. In today's podcast, John looks at the Sweet Sixteen field and evaluates each team's chances of advancing to the Elite Eight, and tells you what team reminded him of the Chicago Bears over the weekend. We also round out the first wave of free agency with the Giants boosting their offense with adding star WR Kenny Golladay, whlie the Bears declared Andy Dalton as their QB1 for this season. TIMESTAMPS: NBA Trade Deadline Roundup (1:37) NCAA Tournament down to sixteen teams (20:51) NFL Free Agency (34:57) Eloy Jimenez injury (46:47)

Host Nick Agar-Johnson (@NBAJohnson) and co-host Tyler Metcalf (@tmetcalf11) talk about the NCAA Men’s Tournament prospects for this week’s Draft Deep Dives episode. They start out by discussing how the 14 players that Tyler currently has slated as lottery picks played in the tournament (barring the three players that did not travel to Indianapolis). Then, they talk about some unheralded prospects who have improved their draft stock in the tournament, including the red-hot Max Abmas and Oregon’s Chris Duarte.

Another shorter episode this week, but still great content! Tyler gives his take on why the Buffalo Sabres are the worst franchise in the league, Pat Micheletti joins to preview the NCAA Hockey Regional Tournaments, before Tyler gives his picks for the NWHL Isobel Cup Finals. Music: "Mondays" by Onlap MERCH: teespring.com/stores/the-kuehl-show

The NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament is one of the biggest events on the sports calendar each year. But last March, as college basketball conferences were about to start their postseason tournaments, the coronavirus began to sweep throughout the United States and forced the cancellation of the 2020 event. This year the tournament will be held in a controlled environment centralized in Indianapolis with a majority of the games at four venues throughout the city along with early-round action hosted at Purdue University and Indiana University. In this conversation with SportsTravel Senior Editor Matt Traub, NCAA Vice President of Basketball Dan Gavitt discusses the tournament’s organization with a focus on health and safety, what went into the original November announcement that the event would be held in a controlled environment, the shifting landscape upon which this season has been held and what aspects of this year's event the NCAA may be able to use going forward at future tournaments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chip McCabe joined Brad and Paul to talk about the NCAA Men's Tournament that's being hosted in Hartford this Thursday, Friday and Saturday

The boys discuss the "controversial" firing of beloved Saint Joseph's University Men's Basketball coach Phil Martelli (0:00 - 30:00). Next, the boys give their picks for the NCAA Men's Tournament including upsets, Elite 8, Final 4 and National Championship (30:00 - 1:46:02).

Pat examines Florida's standing and prospects in the NCAA men's basketball tournament, looks at other SEC teams and talks about spring practice for football. Podcast breakdown:  01:06 — Florida makes the the tournament 06:40 — Why it's better to be a 10 12:50 — Andrew Nembhard's shot will go down in Gator lore 16:00 — UF seniors, coach Mike White and a look at the SEC teams in the NCAA 26:07 — Spring practice and worries about the O-line 31:48 — The NCAA women's bracket 36:15 — Three Things    

Matt and Jake talk about what's wrong with the New York Giants, get side tracked into a quarterback discussion, and loop around to the NCAA Men's Tournament bracket reveal.

Taylor and Travis take a look back at the USA's (unconvincing) 3-0 win over Cameroon in the U17 Women's World Cup, and ponder where the team goes from here. They then move on to discuss the NCAA Men's Division I college tournament, which kicks into high gear this weekend. What are the big match-ups, who are the favorites and who might be the Cinderellas, and what players should we be keeping an eye on? All that and much, much more. The gents then close out the show by previewing the US U20 men's national team match against Costa Rica (which happens later this evening). What will the roster changes mean for the starting eleven? Travis has answers! Use code "podcast" to get 20% off a Premier subscription at http://topdrawersoccer.com/subscribe

On this March Madness edition of Holding Court, Geno is joined by author and college hoops reporter Seth Davis. The two recount the madness that has been the 2018 NCAA Men's Tournament, and give their opinions on all of the controversial subjects surrounding college athletics today.

The Steve Harvey Morning Show discusses the NCAA Men's Tournament, what dwarf each crew member resembles, depressing places, Nick Gordon's arrest and more. Plus a new Comedy Roulette. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Today is part 1 of a 2 part show that Rocky had a special guest on. His name is Brock Bowling. He is a sports commentator who has worked for ESPN3, ASN, and other networks doing basketball, football, softball and baseball. Brock's favorite sport to call is college basketball. So he was a perfect guest for this week's show. On part 1 Brock helped Rocky breakdown the NCAA Men's Tournament bracket of the East and Midwest. You can chat with us every Thursday on periscope at 9:30am est. by following us on twitter @bsscarolinas. You can listen to us on these platforms. iTunes Stitcher Spreaker iHeartRadio If you enjoy the show, like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BreakdownSportsshow/. Have a great week in sports!

Today is part 1 of a 2 part show that Rocky had a special guest on. His name is Brock Bowling. He is a sports commentator who has worked for ESPN3, ASN, and other networks doing basketball, football, softball and baseball. Brock's favorite sport to call is college basketball. So he was a perfect guest for this week's show. On part 1 Brock helped Rocky breakdown the NCAA Men's Tournament bracket of the East and Midwest. You can chat with us every Thursday on periscope at 9:30am est. by following us on twitter @bsscarolinas.You can listen to us on these platforms.iTunesStitcherSpreakeriHeartRadioIf you enjoy the show, like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BreakdownSportsshow/.Have a great week in sports!

Tonight, on an early-entry edition of the Never Daunted Radio Network, as America survives the brilliant opening weekend of the 2014 NCAA Men's Tournament, we turn our attention to the players themselves. Do players who leave for the NBA early cost themselves more than they hope to gain? And why are some so dead set against college players getting fair compensation? We'll share some numbers from a surprising new poll.Next, is there an actual value to virginity? A 27-year-old medical student may have the prescription for instant Internet notoriety by auctioning off her V-card. We'll learn her story and figure out what it is about virginity that is so tempting, beyond the obvious.Later, is it true love, or true alcohol? A woman faces indecent exposure and public drunkenness charges after she allegedly showed up to visit her husband in Arlington County Jail wearing only her birthday suit. We'll let you guess what happens next...or you can wait, and I'll tell you.And finally, tonight's Cremo Cream Essentials offers up a funk classic from the late Roger Troutman, Unlimited! Get ready for some digital slowjams and a look back into your humble hosts' past. All that and more, tonight on the Never Daunted Radio Network!

Tonight, on an early-entry edition of the Never Daunted Radio Network, as America survives the brilliant opening weekend of the 2014 NCAA Men's Tournament, we turn our attention to the players themselves. Do players who leave for the NBA early cost themselves more than they hope to gain? And why are some so dead set against college players getting fair compensation? We'll share some numbers from a surprising new poll.Next, is there an actual value to virginity? A 27-year-old medical student may have the prescription for instant Internet notoriety by auctioning off her V-card. We'll learn her story and figure out what it is about virginity that is so tempting, beyond the obvious.Later, is it true love, or true alcohol? A woman faces indecent exposure and public drunkenness charges after she allegedly showed up to visit her husband in Arlington County Jail wearing only her birthday suit. We'll let you guess what happens next...or you can wait, and I'll tell you.And finally, tonight's Cremo Cream Essentials offers up a funk classic from the late Roger Troutman, Unlimited! Get ready for some digital slowjams and a look back into your humble hosts' past. All that and more, tonight on the Never Daunted Radio Network!