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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 56 MIN

Pro Players In NCAA Hoops, How to Save the Game, Why You're Too High on Michigan, and Vandy's New Groove

from The King McClure Show · host Hank Groberg

The King McClure Show is back for the new year, and King and co-host Hank dive straight into the biggest conversations shaping college basketball right now. This episode centers on the changing landscape of the sport, sparked by Baylor’s James Naji situation and the growing tension around NIL, transfers, and professionalism in college hoops. King breaks down why players shouldn’t be blamed for a broken system, explains how the draft-and-return loophole could change the sport forever, and lays out bold solutions — from transfer limits to salary caps and redefining player eligibility. The guys then roll into fan-favorite segments, including Name Brand or Knockoff, Kings (and Queen) of the Week, and a wild Who’s Trippin finale covering referees, media mistakes, front-office decisions, and one of the most outrageous press conference quotes you’ll hear all season. Smart analysis, strong opinions, and real talk about where college basketball is headed — this is a must-listen episode.

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