UNC-Wilmington head coach C.B. McGrath joins the podcast to talk about his first season as a head coach, system philosophies, and recruiting. In addition, Coach McGrath sheds some light on his playing career at Kansas, getting into coaching, and his memories from Chapel Hill.
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Scott Phillips from NBCSports and NBCSports Chicago joins the podcast to preview the Final Four. Scott talks about the formation of the Loyola Chicago team and provides valuable insights into the Loyola Chicago-Michigan game as well as the Villanova-Kansas match-up before we turn to talk about the stars of tomorrow appearing in the McDonald’s All-American game.
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Dan Russo and Stephen Kalayil join The SeanMoHoops Pod to dissect each region of the March Madness brackets. How did teams such as Syracuse and Texas get into the dance? What are the top games to watch on opening weekend, plus Final Four picks, sleepers, and more.
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Mikey Visenberg of NBADraft.net joins the Pod to talk about award season. Who should have made 1st Team All Conference in the ACC, Big East, B12, SEC, and PAC-12. Who got snubbed, did Marvin Bagley deserve ACC POY, Deandre Ayton’s ROI, and more as we get ready for March Madness.
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Drew Russell, Vice President, Sports Properties – Intersport joins The SeanMoHoops Pod to go in-depth on the newly created 3 on 3 college basketball championship. As one of the creators of the event, Drew talks about the early formation of the event and how it morphed into a tournament with $100k in prize money and 32 teams from all Division 1 conferences. To top it off, we discuss a potential ACC team, the favorite (Big East), and some sleepers.
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Michael Visenberg of NBADraft.net joins the Pod to talk about the week that was in college basketball. We offer up our thoughts on the NCAA’s bracket preview along as well as some of the biggest games (UNC/Duke, Purdue/MSU, UVA/VTech, Nova/Butler) and teams we watched live (Oregon/St. Mary’s). Finally, who is #1 on Mikey V’s 2018 Draft board?
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Lots of college hoops talk with DefPen’s Stephen Kalayil and Dan Russo on this week’s podcast. Kyle Guy for ACC POY and the Wahoo dominance after their win against Louisville, plus a Buy / Sell on teams such as KY, Auburn, Creighton, and Kansas. Finally, a quick draft of the top freshmen in college before closing with things to watch in February (Purdue, USC, and more).
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SB Nation College Hoops Editor Ricky O’Donnell makes a return appearance to discuss Zion Williamson’s surprise recruitment and why we all should have seen it coming. How will Zion fit with Cameron Reddish and RJ Barrett plus who will win the 2018 NCAA title?
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Lots of college basketball talk with Dan Russo, a DC hoops junkie who just made his first visit to Phog Allen. Dan talks about his experience at the Kansas-Kansas State game while I give my thoughts on several recent PAC-12 viewings. Patrick Ewing’s first season at Georgetown is discussed before we Buy or Sell several of the top teams in the country including Villanova, UVA, Purdue, Duke, and Xavier.
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The SeanMoHoops Pod is back in the New Year with NBADraft.net’s Mikey Visenberg making a return. We discuss our thoughts from the Les Schwab Invitational and City of Palms including Keldon Johnson, Scottie Barnes, Spencer Freedman, and Jordan McCabe. Then we dive into conference play in college hoops and the best games to watch this weekend (Oklahoma and Trae Young vs. West Virginia).
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