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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2021 · 1H 59M

This is March

from CBB Central · host Kevin Sweeney

It's an episode fit for March, bringing you nearly two hours of analysis on where the college basketball world stands as we approach Selection Sunday. The guys start on the bubble, breaking down the NCAA tournament cases for the mid-majors near the cut line and what Duke, Michigan State, and some other high-major programs need to do to get in. They then decide if they are buying or selling some of the teams in the second tier of college hoops, breaking down where they stand on Villanova, Arkansas, Texas Tech, and more. They also give their Jerome picks for the first wave of conference tournament and share some thoughts on the coaching carousel with Kevin sharing some intel.

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It's an episode fit for March, bringing you nearly two hours of analysis on where the college basketball world stands as we approach Selection Sunday. The guys start on the bubble, breaking down the NCAA tournament cases for the mid-majors near the cut line and what Duke, Michigan State, and some other high-major programs need to do to get in. They then decide if they are buying or selling some of the teams in the second tier of college hoops, breaking down where they stand on Villanova, Arkansas, Texas Tech, and more. They also give their Jerome picks for the first wave of conference tournament and share some thoughts on the coaching carousel with Kevin sharing some intel.

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