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Brett and Ariya give their thoughts on the Seminoles' regional loss to the Red Storm.

This off-season has been an interesting one to say the least. The route to bring players on has been an unconventional one by St. John's standards but is becoming more common amongst the college ranks. Rick Pitino has completely reshaped the St. John's Red Storm roster with one of the most unique strategies in the sport: loading up on international professionals, overseas veterans, and experienced older players like Quinn Ellis, Djordije Jovanović, and Babacar Sane. Is this the blueprint for the future, or a dangerous gamble? That's the thematic question many are asking about St. John's. We break down the roster construction, fit alongside Ian Jackson, Ruben Prey and Donnie Freeman, and why Pitino may be building his most fascinating team yet.Plus what impact with the additions of incoming freshman Theo Edema, and Lazar Stojkovic in the front court make plus Avery Brown and Kyle Cuffe Jr. in the backcourt.A lot has been made of the players added, who was missed and what they'll do with the last two spots. We discuss the roster, what Rick Pitino said earlier this week and more as Kevin Connelly of StormThePaint joins for a little off-season recap.Follow the podcast on Twitter:@EyeonStormPod = Eye on the Storm Podcast#sjubb

The United Red Storm host the Kewanee Boilermakers for a non-conference match up.

The Daly Dose of Hoops Podcast returns for a new season with a longtime friend of the site as its latest guest!In this premiere episode, host Jaden Daly sits down with someone whose career took flight at two of the site's primary outposts, as he chats with the great Fran Fraschilla. Now a respected college basketball analyst at ESPN after his tenure as the head coach at Manhattan, St. John's and New Mexico, Fran and Jaden talk about the Jaspers, the Red Storm, and the current landscape of college basketball in the first half of the podcast. In the second half, Fran discusses his transition into the media side of the business by recalling how his television career came to be, as well as the career paths of his sons, James and Matt, both young assistant coaches in their own right with the Washington Wizards and Georgia Tech, respectively. Fran also plugs his upcoming new book, “Don't Mess With Happy,” which will chronicle his beginnings in the sport to his current line of work at ESPN. All in all, it is an episode that college basketball fans will enjoy from start to finish.

Jump in with Carlos Juico and Gavin Ruta on episode 283 of Jumpers Jump. This episode we discuss: Best Pod highlights, My Healer Lola, Knowing your future, Prediction theories, The Fortune Teller competition, Skins movie, Spawn superhero, Reincarnation theory, Karma, Past lives theory, Good vs Evil, Daunte's Inferno, The levels of Hell, Hell is cold theory, Antarctica theory, Australia's red storm, Communicating to dolphins is illegal, Mythical creatures, The Spirit world, The Agartha theory, Cave city, Artemis Fantastic 4 theory, Going to space, Spiritual warfare, Cousin possessed story, Different cultures, Human nature theory, Superstitions, Faith & healing, Sin & bad energy, The after party theory, Life theories, The right timeline, Imprint on the world and much more! Sign up for your $1 per month trial at ⁠https://www.shopify.om/jumpers ⁠ Follow the podcast: @JumpersPodcast Follow Carlos: @CarlosJuico Follow Gavin: @GavinRutaa Check out the podcast on YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/JumpersJumpYT Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The off-season is here and the St. John's Red Storm have made their first major addition. After a season where the point guard question was asked every day, Rick Pitino and his staff have addressed it right out of the gates. Quinn Ellis has committed to St. John's, one of the best point guards overseas is headed to Queens. The 6'5 floor general picked St. John's over blue bloods and other high end programs. Joining to shed light on what Rick Pitino is getting in Ellis is his long time trainer Gary Maitland. Maitland has trained the Sheffield native since he was 16 and helped develop him into one of the premier playmakers in the EuroLeague. We discuss the kind of player he is, how his experience will lend to dominating the college game and more.Plus some portal talk, where St. John's stands with some recruits, what's on the horizon and more.Follow the podcast on Twitter:@EyeonStormPod = Eye on the Storm Podcast#sjubb

St. John's Athletic Director Eddie Kull joins Harlan on Sole Free to talk sneakers, Adidas, Rick Pitino, Queens culture, iconic St. John's throwbacks, and how the Red Storm is building one of the hottest brands in college sports. From The Garden to game-day superstition, this is New York basketball, fashion, and culture all in one conversation.#StJohns #CollegeBasketball #RickPitino #NYCBasketball #solefree EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Harlan Friedman and Donna DrakePRODUCER/EDITOR: Robin C. AdamsFollow Harlan on Instagram and TikTok: theofficialharlanFor more on Harlan Friedman and Sole Free: www.solefreeradio.com

Sun King and The A.S.S. have a final confrontation with The Bewitcher! [Ep 616]

With Epic laying off 1,000 people, the game industry job market has gone from "extremely chilly" to "nearing absolute zero." Also: a recap of GDC's challenged year, Circana Report on U.S spending for February 2026, some interesting new investments, NetEase divestments, and a heckin' FAFO. You can support Virtual Economy's growth via our Ko-Fi and also purchase Virtual Economy merchandise! TIME STAMPS [00:00:50] - GDC 2026 Recap [00:25:51] - Circana Report on US Video Game Spending for February 2026 [00:35:02] - Nintendo Sues US Government Over Tariffs [00:36:55] - Pokemon Company v. US Government [00:38:24] - Update on the Intrepid Studios Implosion [00:45:02] - Investment Interlude [01:05:45] - Quick Hits [01:12:42] - Labor Report [01:39:27] - FAFO Award SOURCES Nintendo Suing U.S. Government Over Tariffs | Aftermath Pokémon rebukes White House's use of its IP in a social media post | NBC News MMO Ashes of Creation spirals into a legal dumpster fire, as investor claims creative director Steven Sharif siphoned millions away from the company while it was drowning in debt | PC Gamer CEO Behind Kickstarter MMO That Ran Out Of Money Breaks His Silence And Claims First Legal Victory | Kotaku Krafton loses lawsuit, is ordered to reinstate ousted Unknown Worlds CEO | Game Developer Unknown Worlds co-founders' lawyers accuse Krafton of "intentionally leaking" Subnautica 2 release date | GamesIndustry INVESTMENT INTERLUDE Netflix Declines to Raise Offer for Warner Bros. | Netflix Netflix boss says Paramount acquisition of Warner Bros will result in "cuts in excess of $16 billion" within "18 months or so" | Games Industry Warner Bros Montréal reportedly hit with staff cuts | GamesIndustry Pacific Drive developer Ironwood Studios raises $4 million in seed funding | Game Developer Good Games Group Launches New Publishing Label Balor Games, Following Acquisition of Humble Games and Firestoke Catalogs | Games Press Velan Studios expands into Canada to build 'breakthrough games' | Game Developer NCsoft acquires 70% stake in mobile developer JustPlay | GamesIndustry BEHAVIOUR INTERACTIVE PARTNERS WITH THE FUN PIMPS, CREATORS OF 7 DAYS TO DIE | Behaviour Interactive Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's EGDC firm has acquired 5% of Capcom | VGC Savvy Games Group to acquire Moonton Games for $6 billion | Game Developer Evo is dead': Major fighting game tournament is now wholly owned by Saudi megaproject Qiddiya, promises 'traditions, values, and identity will remain unchanged' | PC Gamer Yet another NetEase studio is going independent | Game Developer Nagoshi's Gang of Dragon May Never Come Out After NetEase Cut Funding When It Realized an Extra $44M Was Needed to Finish the Game Amazon abandons upcoming racing game from former Forza devs, as its departure from triple-A publishing continues | Eurogamer LABOR REPORT Today's layoffs | Epic Games Ubisoft Toronto lays off 40 employees, Splinter Cell remake still in development | Mobile Syrup Ubisoft ends game development at Red Storm and lays off 105 workers | Game Developer skate.'s Next Chapter - An Update from Full Circle | Full Circle (EA) Battlefield developers laid off by EA months after Battlefield 6 'shatters records' | Game Developer Riot Games confirms layoffs within publishing division | Game Developer Riot Games lays off roughly 80 employees from 2XKO team | Game Developer Report: NetEase is cutting jobs at internal studio Spliced Inc | Game Developer Den of Wolves studio 10 Chambers announces 'significant restructuring' and layoffs, 'including several of the studio's co-founders' | PC Gamer Highguard Studio Wildlight Lays Off Most Staff | Alex Graner on LinkedIn Highguard In Trouble After Most Of The Studio Laid Off Just Weeks After Launch | Kotaku Tencent's TiMi Studio Group reportedly funded Highguard dev Wildlight Entertainment | GamesIndustry via GameFile Halfbrick Studios is cutting jobs in Australia | Game Developer Killing Floor dev Tripwire Interactive lays off 23 employees | Games industry G.I. Joe Snake Eyes game not cancelled following reported Atomic Arcade studio closure, but its ultimate fate remains unclear | Eurogamer XCOM designer Jake Solomon announces surprise closure of his studio alongside a first look at its canceled life sim, 'the game we poured our hearts into' | PC Gamer Build a Rocket Boy confirms more layoffs amid further claims of "organized espionage and corporate sabotage" | Games Industry Until Dawn remake dev Ballistic Moon has closed | GamesIndustry

St. John's incredible NCAA Tournament run comes to a heartbreaking end after an 80-75 Sweet 16 loss to Duke. We react to the Red Storm's magical season, ask whether Rick Pitino can sustain this level of success going forward, and discuss what this means for the future of the program. Plus, UConn is now one win away from yet another Final Four appearance. We also shift to Queens as the Mets prepare for Game 2 after an impressive Opening Day win. And yes… we debate the legendary 9-9-9 challenge at Citi Field. #StJohns #Mets #MarchMadness #LockedUpSports

The St. John's University Red Storm men's basketball team are into the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament for the 10th time in the program's history. Jason Gay, sports columnist at the Wall Street Journal, talks about the long career of St. John's coach Rick Pitino, and Katie Honan, senior reporter at The City, co-host of the podcast FAQ NYC and massive St. John's basketball fan, claims her bragging rights about the team's great season so far.  Photo: Bryce Hopkins #23 of the St. John's Red Storm drives to the basket during the first half of the 2026 Big East Men's Tournament - Quarterfinal game against the Providence Friars at Madison Square Garden on March 12, 2026 in New York City. (Credit: Ishika Samant/Getty Images)

Former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer joins the show and discusses what it is like watching his sons play at Duke, on their kids' decision to attend Duke, his son Carmani having a sickle cell disease and the obstacles the family has faced, Duke's matchup against Rick Pitino and the St. John's Red Storm, on a possible Duke Arizona Wildcats matchup, similarities between Jon Scheyer and Mike Krzyzewski, what is was like when LeBron James showed up in Cleveland, if LeBron James was hazed as a rookie. Comedian David Cross joins Rich in-studio and discusses his fantasy baseball team and why actor Jon Hamm was kicked out of the league, his involvement on Arrested Development and the one storyline for his character that he had the most difficult time doing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh, Dustin, and Raul preview Duke's Sweet Sixteen matchup versus the St. John's Red Storm. They talk key player matchups, how to beat the St. John's press, the need to control the defensive glass, and the challenges of guarding Zuby Ejiofor. They also discuss a possible Caleb Foster return. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

• Intro 0:00• AyaNeo Says Windows Handhelds Are Too Expensive to Make 3:56• Nintendo Scales Back Switch 2 Production 19:06• Backlog 30:40• Epic Lays Off Over 1,000 Employees 39:36• Resident Evil Requiem Devs Surprised by DLSS 5 Reveal 48:35• NVIDIA CEO Criticizes “AI Slop” 53:26• Microsoft Updates Quick Resume 58:05• Sony Updates PS3 System Software 1:02:10• Xbox May Lower Game Pass Pricing 1:04:25• Valve Changes Reload Mechanics in CS2 1:08:11• Sony Dropping PlayStation Network Branding 1:13:10• Valve Previews SteamOS 3.8 1:15:10• EU May Force Replaceable Batteries in Switch 2 1:10:49• Ubisoft Ends Development at Red Storm 1:27:15• IO Interactive Ends Partnership with Build A Rocket Boy 1:32:00• TWEET OF THE WEEK 1:33:50• Q&A 1:37:05✴️ PATREON https://www.patreon.com/cw/WULFFDENPodcastOriginally streamed on March 24, 2026

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Wednesday. Munaf Manji and Uncle Dave Essler came ready to work on the March 25th edition of Cash That Ticket, rolling through three sports with sharp opinions and sharper picks. The NBA led the charge, with Boston hosting Oklahoma City in what Munaf called a potential Finals preview between two of the three true title contenders in the league alongside San Antonio. The Celtics entered as 2.5-point home underdogs with a total of 218.5, and both hosts landed on Boston, with Dave targeting the Celtics team total over 108.5 at DraftKings as the cleanest angle in the game. The reasoning was airtight. In the previous meeting, Boston shot just 40 percent from the field, got out-rebounded, and still hung 102 points on Oklahoma City, all without Jason Tatum and Derrick White. With both players back in the lineup and Nikola Vucevic the only notable absence on the Boston side due to a right ring fracture, even a modest shooting improvement pushes the Celtics comfortably past that team total. Dave noted he had personally bet Boston the day prior at plus 3.5, a number that had since moved to 2.5, and while he acknowledged the rematch rarely produces the same result, he could not argue against the value Boston represented at home. Munaf was equally firm, backing the Celtics outright and noting their defense would keep Oklahoma City in check on the other end. The Friday Sweet 16 card came next, and the hosts worked through all four matchups in order. Duke opened as a 6.5-point favorite over St. John's with a total of 141.5, and Dave made the case for the Blue Devils while freely admitting a Red Storm victory would not shock him at all. His reasoning centered on Jon Shire's year-over-year improvement at Duke, a neutral-site resume that included wins over Kansas, Arkansas, and Florida, and the fact that St. John's only loss since January came to UConn, a team that plays a style nearly identical to Duke. Rick Pitino received full credit as perhaps the best in-game coach in the sport, but Dave believed Duke gets it done. Michigan State and UConn served up the most creative betting strategy of the episode, with the Huskies laying 1.5 points on a total of just 135.5. Dave went two-part, backing UConn in the first half and the first-half under, then floating the idea of grabbing Michigan State at an improved live number at halftime. Both teams ranked in the top 13 nationally in defensive efficiency, and Dave was emphatic that fading Tom Izzo in the final minutes of a close game is simply not something he is willing to do. Munaf liked Michigan State for the full game and agreed that patience at halftime represented the sharpest path to the number. Iowa State laid 4.5 against Tennessee with a total of 138.5, and both hosts landed on the Cyclones despite the number feeling short. The case against Tennessee was statistical and pointed. The Volunteers turned the ball over more than every SEC team except one, struggled to score consistently, and were poor from the free throw line. Iowa State led the entire Big Ten in turnovers forced, and the teams that beat Tennessee this season did exactly what the Cyclones do best. The Josh Jefferson injury loomed over the entire conversation, but even accounting for his potential absence, neither host could build a convincing case for Tennessee covering. Alabama and Michigan closed the college card with the biggest total on the board at 174.5 and Michigan laying 9.5. Dave went Alabama with the points, crediting the Crimson Tide for handling better tournament competition than Michigan despite missing their suspended star Holloway, while questioning whether the Wolverines had truly been tested after wins over Howard and St. Louis. The MLB segment landed just as the season officially opened, with both hosts aligned on the Boston Red Sox at plus 320 in the AL East, pointing to Garrett Crochet as a Cy Young candidate and the division's best overall rotation. The AL Central produced a split, with Munaf backing Detroit at plus 110 and Dave preferring Kansas City at plus 225 behind Bobby Witt if not the Tigers. Both agreed Seattle wins the AL West at even money, with Dave pitching a creative parlay structure combining the Mariners and Tigers with the Yankees, Red Sox, or Blue Jays for returns between 11-to-1 and 16.5-to-1. The best bets closed the show cleanly. Dave went Auburn minus 9.5 over Nevada in the NIT, citing 12 wins over top-20 opponents for Auburn against a Nevada team whose last true road win came January 17th at Air Force, the 345th-ranked program in college basketball. Munaf laid the big number with San Antonio minus 16.5 against Memphis, pointing to four recent Spurs wins by margins of 28, 1, 15, and 25 points, three of which featured 130 or more points scored, against a Grizzlies squad getting blown out by 39 and 23 in back-to-back outings. Dave endorsed the pick and suggested 16.5 might actually be light. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The hosts of WFAN react to the Red Storm punching its ticket to the Round of 16 for the first time since 1999, setting up a showdown against the tournament's No. 1 overall seed, Duke.

On this Tuesday edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning, Sid returns to the host chair after his long weekend with family down in Florida, breaking down the mess at LaGuardia airport, where an Air Canada jet collided into a Port Authority airport vehicle late Sunday, an on-the-ground crash that demolished the front of the airplane, killed two pilots, injured dozens of passengers and prompted the airport to shut down. Sid then expands on the Trump administration deploying ICE and other Homeland Security agents to 14 of the nation's airports yesterday to help shuttle passengers through overcrowded TSA checkpoints. The Iran war rages as oil and stock markets grapple with conflicting messages from President Trump and Tehran, and Dylan Darling plays hero in St. John's 67-65 victory Sunday over Kansas in the second round of the NCAA tournament, punching the Red Storm's ticket to their first Sweet 16 since 1999. Alex Zdan, Betsy McCaughey, Bo Dietl, Brilyn Hollyhand, Harmeet Dhillon & Jonny Daniels join Sid on this Tuesday installment of Sid & Friends in the Morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we break down some major stories across basketball at both the professional and college levels. We start with the new WNBA Collective Bargaining Agreement, discussing its implications for player salaries, travel standards, roster sizes, and the league's continued growth as revenue and visibility increase. The new CBA could be a turning point for player compensation and working conditions, especially as the league becomes more commercially successful.Next, we shift to college basketball and another disappointing March run for the Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball, who were upset by St. John's Red Storm men's basketball in the NCAA Tournament. We talk about whether this is just March Madness randomness or if Kansas is starting to develop a pattern of underperforming in the tournament despite strong regular seasons.Finally, we discuss the big question in Chapel Hill: Should the North Carolina Tar Heels men's basketball move on from head coach Hubert Davis? We look at recruiting, tournament success, program expectations, and whether UNC is still competing at the level expected of a blue-blood program.Overall, this episode focuses on player empowerment in the WNBA, Kansas's March Madness disappointment, and the future of the UNC basketball program.Follow us on all social media platforms @Blogaccess1on1, and subscribe, comment, and like our YouTube channel by searching Blogaccess1on1.

For the first time since 1999, St. John's is headed to the Sweet Sixteen! After leading by 14 points in the 2nd half, Kansas mounted a come back. Tied with seconds left on the clock, Dylan "Church Bells" Darling drove to the rim and scored as the buzzer sounded sending the Red Storm to Washington DC. A game which saw Darryn Peterson make shots like a top NBA draft pick, Bryce Hopkins hit a career high six threes, Zuby Ejiofor scored 18 points and Ian Jackson contributed strongly. Rick Pitino writes another chapter of greatness in his third year as a the Johnnies leader. Joined by Jason Dimaio, Roger Rubin of Newsday and Kevin Connelly of StormThePaint and SiNow we recap the historic night and preview the Sweet Sixteen match-up against Duke.Follow the podcast on Twitter:@EyeonStormPod = Eye on the Storm Podcast#sjubb

THE SWEET 16 IS SET & THE BRACKETS ARE BUSTED!  The first weekend was a bloodbath. We saw the defending champs fall, buzzer-beaters that defied physics, and 16 teams left standing to fight for Indianapolis.#TopOfTheOrder: The Sweet 16 & Regional Semi-Finals. The field is set for a massive Thursday/Friday slate. We're looking ahead to the heavyweight battles:Thursday: (2) Purdue vs. (11) Texas | (1) Arizona vs. (4) ArkansasFriday: (1) Duke vs. (5) St. John's | (1) Michigan vs. (4) AlabamaCan Texas keep the Cinderella slippers on? Does Pitino have one more miracle left for the Red Storm against the Blue Devils? Biggest Surprises & Best Games: The Giant Killer: (9) Iowa takes down the defending champion (1) Florida Gators in a 73-72 heart-stopper! Pitino's Punch: (5) St. John's survives (4) Kansas 67-65 to return to the Sweet 16 for the first time since '99. Survival Mode: We recap (4) Nebraska edging out (5) Vandy 74-72 after that half-court heave that almost broke the internet.#ChoicesOfTheVoices: Buzzer Beater Classics"The SportsBros Podcast is ready for some down-to-the-wire, buzzer-beating Madness! We're asking you to let us know what your favorite buzzer-beater is. There's a long history of March Madness buzzer-beating shots—which one(s) stand out to you? ORRR if there's one that you found particularly heartbreaking, feel free to share with us as well."#WalkOffShot: Anything goes! The Bros are dropping their unfiltered takes on the news of the day. No scripts, no limits—just the final word.#SportsBros #MarchMadness2026 #Sweet16 #BuzzerBeater #CollegeHoops #NCAATourney #DukeBasketball #IowaHawkeyes #LiveStream #NFLFreeAgencyFollow Us On Social Media linktr.ee/sportsbros_pcast

The hosts of WFAN react to the Red Storm punching its ticket to the Round of 16 for the first time since 1999, setting up a showdown against the tournament's No. 1 overall seed, Duke.

The New York Yankees season is FINALLY here and Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle are already FIRED UP. Also, Carton goes OFF on the sudden wave of St. John's Red Storm fans, calling out “Johnny-come-latelys” and sparking MAJOR backlash online

The first weekend of March Madness is in the books. Danny Boy and Bill with a recap of a great first two rounds, including a St. John's thriller that sent the Red Storm to their Sweet 16 since 1999. Plus, the Seattle Seahawks signed Jaxson Smith-Njigba to a record contract extension.

The drama around DLSS 5 has overtaken the gaming industry during the last week. Nvidia's image upscaling tech has been present in our space for years, but its newest iteration (set for a proper fall release) has many people scratching their heads. Have we gone from frame generation to art reinterpretation? Why is this technology being deployed so aggressively, anyway? And how come so many companies were so excited about it until they saw the overwhelmingly negative audience response? Let's delve headfirst into the mystery of the Yassified Grace, and all of the fallout therein. Plus: A fresh rumor indicates PlayStation Network branding will disappear later this year, Sony has apparently automatically refunded people for any spending in the now-cancelled Highguard, PSVR2 second party FPS Firewall Ultra has silently been delisted, PlayStation 3 received its random annual firmware update, legendary Tom Clancy developer Red Storm has been gutted, and more. Then: Listener inquiries! Have any of us messed around with a PS3 emulator? What's going on with Street Fighter 6's creepy new storyline? With Bravely Default skipping PS4 and PS5, is it safe to assume Square Enix isn't actually done with exclusives? Did two Sacred Symbols fans miss each other by mere seconds in a Dollar Tree parking lot? Please keep in mind that our timestamps are approximate, and will often be slightly off due to dynamic ad placement. 0:00:00 - Intro0:17:29 - Sacred Symbols missed connection0:18:46 - The Oscars Vs The Game Awards0:27:32 - New Titans logo0:32:29 - This is life huh?0:35:29 - DLSS 51:14:13 - Sony is dropping the PlayStation Network branding1:27:46 - Sony refunding Highguard purchases1:34:14 - Starfield is officially coming to PS51:41:19 - Portal update1:48:15 - Firewall Ultra delisted2:02:31 - New PS3 Firmware2:07:15 - Layoffs at Red Storm2:13:26 - Exodus gameplay2:18:24 - Saudi Arabia buys 5% of Capcom2:19:50 - What We've Been Playing (Minishoot Adventures, Chronicles of the Wolf, Resident Evil Requiem, Marathon)2:59:57 - PSNProfile leaderboards change3:05:44 - Giving up on gaming3:12:18 - PS3 emulation3:21:05 - Bravely Default only on Xbox3:23:33 - Flopathon website3:29:19 - Street Fighter 6 controversy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

St. John's looked headed for disaster before delivering one of the program's biggest wins in decades, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down every twist from the dramatic victory over Kansas. From late-game panic to full-on euphoria, they dig into why this wasn't just a thrilling finish, but a defining moment for Rick Pitino's turnaround of the Red Storm. They spotlight Dylan Darling's fearless game-winner, Bryce Hopkins' enormous late three, and the calm Pitino projected as Kansas erased a double-digit lead. Evan and Tiki also get into the coaching decisions, the emotional reaction from St. John's fans, and what this escape could mean with Duke waiting next in a massive Sweet 16 matchup.

St. John's has New York dreaming again, but does a Red Storm title really count as ending the city's championship drought? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into that debate while expanding the conversation into what fans actually mean when they talk about a “New York” championship and why those arguments always seem to take on a life of their own. From parade-route hypotheticals and college hoops pressure to frustrations over baseball's streaming-era Opening Day, the hour covers the full New York sports experience. The episode also taps into Mets intrigue as Carson Benge's roster situation fuels speculation, while the conversation takes a few entertaining detours into fantasy drafts, emotional sports movies, and the kind of off-the-rails storytelling that keeps the whole ride fun.

The hosts of WFAN react to the Red Storm punching its ticket to the Round of 16 for the first time since 1999, setting up a showdown against the tournament's No. 1 overall seed, Duke.

A brief conversation about Tom Izzo leads to a discussion about the Red Storm when Pitino got here versus the team now.

St. John's has advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1999, and Boomer expects to see them in the Final 4. Jerry's first update features the game-winning buzzer-beater with reactions from Rick Pitino and Dylan Darling. We also hear from Mick Cronin on him and Dan Hurley taking heat for sideline antics, Josh Hart after the Knicks clobbered the Wizards, and a look at ticket prices for St. John's/Duke.

St. John's advances to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1999 behind a buzzer-beater, featuring reactions from Rick Pitino & Dylan Darling. The Knicks have a dominant win over the Wizards. Gio slams Tom Brady's flag football game as an "icky money grab" while we cover Iowa's upset of Florida, Tyler Reddick's victory, and the "bad teammate" friction with Brandon Tierney. The tournament talk continues with Tom Izzo's legacy and Pitino's time in NY. Also, Jameis Winston joins Netflix's MLB coverage and Matt Fitzpatrick's Valspar win. Finally, Boomer addresses "ghost plates" & Canal St. counterfeits before the show wraps with Joe B's confusion, Mets opener weather, a tribute to Chuck Norris, and Sal Licata's spring training encounter with Jerry Seinfeld.

Dylan Darling buzzer beater sends the Red Storm into the round of 16.

Nesse episódio, Bruno Carvalho, Edu Aurrai, Felipe Mesquita e Rodrigo Cunha falam sobre a decisão da Ubisoft de encerrar as operações de desenvolvimento da Red Storm, estúdio fundado por Tom Clancy; o sucesso da campanha do jogo de cartas de Cyberpunk; a polêmica do DLSS 5, e a “melhoria” gráfica através da I.A; e muito mais. Duração: 128 min Comentados: COMPRE O MARS 2120, METROIDVANIA BRASILEIRO: PC (STEAM) PLAYSTATION 4, PLAYSTATION 5 XBOX ONE, XBOX SERIES S|X NINTENDO SWITCH Vídeos: Announcing NVIDIA DLSS 5 | AI-Powered Breakthrough in Visual Fidelity for Games RE//verse 2026: Hacking the Xbox One by Markus ‘doom’ Gaasedelen Future Games Show: Spring Showcase 2026 The Legend of California – First Look Mariachi Legends – Gameplay Trailer – FGS Live From GDC 2026 Sekiro: No Defeat | Official Trailer 2 | Crunchyroll ReVamp Reveal Trailer – Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2026

The game was out of reach shortly after the ball was thrown in the air. Before most fans were in their seats it was 13-0. Northern Iowa was dead in the water. Led by Zuby Ejiofor who had a bad game by his standards, Bryce Hopkins continued strong play, and a balanced attack from the bench, St. John's got their second NCAA tournament win in as many years under Rick Pitino. Now as a matchup with Kansas on Sunday awaits, the Red Storm will have to cram to get ready fro Bill Self and his Jayhawks.Follow the podcast on Twitter:@EyeonStormPod = Eye on the Storm Podcast#sjubb

St. John's takes center stage as Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into the pressure surrounding the Red Storm's tournament opener and what a win or loss would mean for Rick Pitino's run in New York. They also revisit the emotional pull of redemption in sports, from historic heartbreak to championship payback, and why some losses never fully disappear unless a title follows right behind them. The conversation shifts to the NFL, where Evan and Tiki break down the growing idea of an 18-game season with players capped at 17 appearances, debating whether it is smart, unworkable, or completely against an athlete's mindset. From strategy headaches and player compensation to Giants and Jets draft talk, roster-building concerns, and a lively back-and-forth over New York sports expectations, the episode mixes serious football debate with the kind of sharp, funny chaos that drives great sports radio.

Jason Smith’s Official Final Four: Michigan, St. John's, Arkansas, Vanderbilt. Wolverines beat the Red Storm for the championship. Plus, a visit from NBA Insider Ric Bucher! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alex Donaldson, Jordan Middler, Chris Scullion and Andy duke it out over some of the spiciest news stories in gaming. All clarted up, DLSS 5 style. Patreon.com/VideoGamesChronicle for more of this muck! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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From Brackets to Broadcasters: March Madness Debate Heats Up Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into why NCAA Tournament doesn't feel the same as it once did, even as local teams like St. John's Red Storm and Hofstra Pride generate excitement. What used to be a can't-miss national event now feels different, and the guys explore whether the magic of filling out a bracket and being glued to every game is starting to fade in today's sports landscape. They break down how the rise of constant sports gambling, NIL-driven roster turnover, and the disappearance of iconic coaching figures have reshaped college basketball's appeal. The conversation also highlights how technology has changed the viewing experience, making every game accessible but perhaps less special, while tying it all back to the day's bigger theme—appreciating great sports moments and voices like Howie Rose that still make them unforgettable.

The Big Dance is here, March Madness is here, the NCAA Tournament is finally here. And there are plenty of storylines going into the week for the Red Storm. Much has been made of St. John's getting a 5 seed and sent out West for their first two rounds, so we'll talk about it. The Associated Press revealed their All-American teams today and Zuby Ejiofor was not on the first, second or third team. And that's nonsense, so we'll talk about it. And St. John's is a 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament and they kick it off this Friday in San Diego against the 12 Seed Northern Iowa Panthers. The players you need to know on the Panthers, how they play, what to be ready for plus how to beat their defense and more.Follow the podcast on Twitter:@EyeonStormPod = Eye on the Storm Podcast#sjubb

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C-Lo with the sounds of Team USA beating the Dominican Republic and Aaron Judge who talked about the atmosphere being bigger and better than the World Series. We heard from Rick Pitino after winning the Big East. Eddie Scozzare got a mention on an ESPN college hoops broadcast.

With Gio stuck in Florida, Boomer and Jerry open the show by breaking down Team USA's World Baseball Classic victory over the Dominican Republic and St. John's Big East title win over UConn. C-Lo joins for his first update featuring Roman Anthony's home run, Aaron Judge's high praise for the WBC atmosphere, and Friday's NCAA tournament slate for the local teams. Finally, Boomer recounts a rough flight home in a middle seat fueled by questionable canned wine.

With Gio stuck in Florida, Boomer and Jerry open the show covering Team USA's WBC victory and St. John's Big East title before Boomer recounts a miserable flight fueled by canned wine. They pivot to the Jets' trade for Geno Smith and the Knicks' comeback win over the Warriors, while C-Lo highlights Aaron Judge's tournament praise and Tommy Lugauer's heated clash with a caller. The discussion continues with the Knicks' playoff outlook, the NBA's season length, and Rick Pitino's reaction to St. John's NCAA seeding. Finally, the guys react to Craig Carton calling Boomer a “compiler,” break down Daniel Jones' big contract, and close with the latest on Gio's airport ordeal.

Boomer & Jerry today and they start the show with the WBC and Team USA past the Dominican Republic and into the final game. Then it's on to the Red Storm stomping on the Huskies.

C-Lo's got audio from that St. John's Red Storm win. Julio Rodriguez would rather win the WBC than the World Series. Also, Bam Adebayo and Eric Spoelstra defend Bam's 83-point game. Plus, a Willie's random thoughts Moment of the Day.

Loads of different stuff this hour starting with the Mets retiring Carlos Beltran's number, followed by Bryce Huff's surprise (and surprising) retirement announcement. C-Lo is in with a Red Storm win and Bam Adebayo's defense of his 83-point game. C-Lo covers all the bases and gets to a Moment of the Day featuring Willie's random thoughts. Then we get serious with the insanity of the Darron Lee story. Plus, we end on a good note as an influencer raised enough money so a DoorDash driver could retire.

A packed show with lots of different stuff today. We started with Geno Smith hyped to be playing with the Jets or anywhere. How will the Jets fare this year? C-Lo spends the show bouncing around from Mike Francesa's prediction that Arch Manning will be a Jet to the Wink v. Woody argument. Plus, Mark DeRosa keeps trying to explain as does Bam about his 83-point game, a Red Storm win and a Rutgers loss, and Kyler Murray off to the Vikings. Jerry and Willie also talk partying NFL players, the popularity of the WBC outside the US, and Bryce Huff's odd retirement. Lots of other stuff too both amusing and interesting.

On this episode of Combo's Court, Combo is joined by college basketball analyst and podcast host Tate Frazier (The Ringer) to break down one of the biggest questions in basketball right now: Who should go No. 1 in the NBA Draft? Combo and Tate discuss the top prospects in the upcoming draft class including AJ Dybantsa, Darren Peterson, Cam Boozer, and Caleb Wilson. They debate which player has the highest ceiling, which one looks like a future franchise cornerstone, and why the No. 1 pick conversation is still wide open. The conversation also dives into the rising young core of the Charlotte Hornets, the development of LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller, and why Charlotte's future is starting to look exciting again. Combo and Tate also discuss: • The dominance of the Oklahoma City Thunder front office • The outlook for the New York Knicks this season • St. John's Red Storm and their NCAA Tournament chances • How NIL and the transfer portal are changing college basketball • The debate over the greatest college basketball player ever including Pete Maravich and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar A fun basketball conversation covering the NBA Draft, college hoops, and the future of the game. Follow Combo: Instagram: @OneTwoCombo Listen to Combo's Court: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube (Combo TV)

The show starts with news that the Cards are releasing Kyler Murray and whether that would make him a good fit for the Jets. The big local news is the Knicks beating the Raptors in Toronto and St John's win over Georgetown - which Rick Pitino had criticism for. Other news from the Knicks features former coach David Fizdale's remark about his team trying to tank it. We also talk NFL Combine popularity, the buzz around the World Baseball Classic and the World Cup, plus a word from Steve Somers on his hernia surgery. We pepper it with the usual yucks about famous "Dicks", Chris Carlin's almost exit from X, and Cam Newton's views on marriage. Lots more as well.

Callers debate on whether to tip plumbers and electricians before a preview of upcoming games for St. John's and the Knicks. C-Lo returns with the Rangers' OT loss to the Flyers, followed by the Devils' loss in Pittsburgh. Also, Connor McDavid's reaction to recent championship frustrations, Gerrit Cole surprised at his fastball speed, leading into the Moment of the Day: an AI video from the White House that has Boomer and Eddie clashing, plus, a four-year-old clip of Al discussing his dog's health. We end with thoughts on Giancarlo Stanton's elbow injury, and a caller's endorsement of Ohio State's Sonny Styles for the Jets.