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Rob Parker and Chris Broussard debut “The Odd Couple” by reacting live as the Final Four is finally set after Kansas defeats Duke. The guys agree that Loyola-Chicago making it to the Final Four is great for college basketball but also explain why the sport is hurting. With Steph Curry set to miss the first round of the Playoffs, Chris and Rob wonder if the Warriors are vulnerable and the guys debate whether or not baseball is in trouble leading into the season. Guests include former Georgia Tech Coach Paul Hewitt and LA Time Columnist Bill Plaschke.
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Mark Willard and Jim Jackson react live as Villanova takes care of Texas Tech in order to return to the Final Four. Florida State Coach Leonard Hamilton may have blown the game versus Michigan along with the post game interview but he makes up for it with his statement today. Mark and Jim discuss whether or not Kawhi Leonard is right to stay off the court if he's injured and if Richard Sherman was right to negotiate his own contract. Guests include Warriors Writer Anthony Slater, NFL Insider Alex Marvez and former Michigan and SDSU Coach Steve Fisher.
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Chris Mannix and Caron Butler tip-off their new show by debating whether or not Florida State Coach Leonard Hamilton blew it by not calling a timeout at the end of their game versus Michigan. Chris and Caron break down the rest of the Elite Eight before looking ahead to the NBA Playoffs that will feature key injuries to the likes of Steph Curry, Kyrie Irving and Kawhi Leonard and the guys question who can be trusted in the East other than LeBron James and the Cavs. All that and much more!
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Dan Beyer is back, and the show is shorter! Dan & Mike break down Loyola-Chicago's historic run, but they aren't giving them the full Cinderella treatment. The guys debate which team, Celtics or Warriors, are more affected by their injuries. Ted Berg, MLB Columnist from USA Today joins the show to shed some light on the wager issues in Minor League Baseball. Plus, a new episode of the Feud! That and plenty more on today's show.
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Brian is back! The Noe Show has returned from his honeymoon and the gift he gets is 3 hours with Andy Furman! Andy continues his tirade against Sister Jean (purely out of jealousy), but Brian comes to the defense of the national wonder! Brian also talks about his skinny dippy adventure in the Bahamas, while also breaking down the Elite 8 match-ups for today!
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Jonas breaks down a bizarre ending to the West Regional Semifinal between Florida State and Michigan. He says that FSU HC Leonard Hamilton simply just got caught up in the moment. Also, Jonas tells you why he wants to believe that Hamilton actually had money on that game. Plus, Jonas explains why Richard Sherman is somewhat overselling how he negotiated his contract with the 49ers. And Jonas explains why we are all guilty every year getting caught up in the moment right after the NFL Combine.
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On tonight’s Straight Outta Vegas, RJ Bell is joined by Brad Powers and Steve Fezzik to break down the first two Elite Eight games. The guys discuss the bizarre ending to the Florida State/Michigan-- where HC Leonard Hamilton elected to not foul down by 4 points—and how it impacted Vegas. Also the guys break down Loyola-Chicago reaching the Final Four and discuss what chances the Ramblers have of reaching the Final Four. Plus the guys get you set for Sunday’s Elite Eight action including a huge matchup between Duke and Kansas.
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Arnie Spanier and Aaron Torres react to Loyola-Chicago advancing to the Final Four and debate if people really do in fact care about Cinderella teams. Also the guys react to the end of the Michigan/Florida State game and an awkward interview FSU HC Leonard Hamilton had with TBS after the game. Plus, Arnie and Aaron discuss the major injuries in the NBA to Kyrie Irving and Stephen Curry & tell you what impact they will have on the playoff picture. And the guys get you set for Sunday’s huge Elite Eight matchups.
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Brian Noe and Ephraim Salaam debate whether or not the Loyola-Chicago Ramblers had an easy road to the Final Four. They discuss the impact Kawhi Leonard’s injury is having on the San Antonio Spurs, Steph Curry’s latest injury and the likelihood of the Eagles trading Nick Foles.
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Mark Willard and Rich Ohrnberger marvel at the fact that the NCAA Tournament’s biggest star is an elderly nun and say Loyola-Chicago’s Cinderella run is keeping viewers tuned in to March Madness. Kawhi Leonard’s injury is becoming a distraction for the San Antonio Spurs, Shohei Ohtani is quickly making headlines for the wrong reasons and Pete Carroll clearly knew Michael Bennett’s arrest was coming before he was traded. Guests include: RJ Bell, Bill Plaschke, Damon Bruce, Aaron Torres
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