The hosts discuss their favorite teams and players in the NCAA March Madness tournament, sharing their bracket predictions and opinions on various games and storylines. They also touch on the NBA, college football, and the transfer portal, highlighting their favorite teams and players. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the New York Jets' acquisition of Geno Smith, the implications of his return, and the team's rebuilding efforts. Meanwhile, Joe Lennardi joins the show to break down the latest in March Madness, including the one seeds and bubble teams in the men's and women's tournaments. [... more]

The NCAA Tournament bracket is out, and the committee's decisions have been met with surprise and controversy. Top teams like Purdue, Connecticut, and Houston dominated college basketball, but the Mountain West conference was punished for its lack of non-conference wins. The transfer portal has changed the makeup of teams in the tournament, and the bid thieves have stolen spots from at-large teams. The tournament is shaping up to be a wild ride, with upsets and surprises around every corner. [... more]

Jerry Palm, a renowned bracketologist, joins the show to discuss the latest developments in college basketball, including the NCAA tournament seeding, Selection Sunday, and the challenges of predicting the bracket. He also shares his insights on the competition and the importance of quality wins in building a strong tournament resume. [... more]

Jerry Palm, a 30-year bracketology expert, discusses the NCAA tournament, March Madness, and his predictions for the selection show, highlighting the toughest region, Cinderella teams, and key metrics for success in the tournament. [... more]

Jerry Palm, a 30-year bracketology expert, joins CBS Sports Radio to discuss the NCAA Tournament, including the selection process, team matchups, and Cinderella teams. Meanwhile, the Denver Nuggets face adversity after losing three consecutive games, and Ja Morant is away from the team for mental health reasons. The NBA and Grizzlies are investigating his behavior, and the team is looking forward to his return. The Saints introduce Derek Carr, their new quarterback, and he expresses gratitude for the opportunity to join the team. [... more]

The NCAA tournament committee's application of the net evaluation system last year had a significant impact on teams like NC State, which proved that non-conference strength of schedule still matters. This year's tournament is shaping up to be a challenging one for bracketologists, with many teams vying for a spot in the field of 64. The committee's use of net evaluation is an improvement over the RPI system, but it's not without its flaws, and identifying outliers is crucial in determining the final field. [... more]