S7E1: The Coaching Carousel Keeps Turning

Episode 1 of the Brackets, Bubbles, and Bid Stealers College Basketball Podcast podcast, hosted by Sam Federman and Jonathan Lidskin, titled "S7E1: The Coaching Carousel Keeps Turning" was published on April 10, 2026 and runs 124 minutes.

April 10, 2026 ·124m · Brackets, Bubbles, and Bid Stealers College Basketball Podcast

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Summary

Sam Federman and Jonathan Lidskin open up season seven of Brackets, Bubbles, and Bid Stealers with a discussion about the coaching carousel. A long conversation about Michael Malone to North Carolina, as well as discussions about every other high-major hire. Analysis provided on most mid-major hires too.

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Sam Federman and Jonathan Lidskin open up season seven of Brackets, Bubbles, and Bid Stealers with a discussion about the coaching carousel. A long conversation about Michael Malone to North Carolina, as well as discussions about every other high-major hire. Analysis provided on most mid-major hires too.

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