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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 52 MIN

UNC’s Bold Gamble, NHL Playoff Chaos & Masters Tradition

from SportsIQ with Larry Smith · host Rise Above Productions & Revision Sound

North Carolina makes a stunning move, hiring NBA champion coach Michael Malone to lead the Tar Heels—marking a major shift in college basketball’s evolving landscape. UNC beat writer Shelby Swanson joins the show to break down how the hire came together, why it almost didn’t happen, and what it means for the future of the program in the NIL era.Plus, Austin Nivison previews the upcoming Stanley Cup Playoffs—from potential dark horses to aging contenders and whether this could finally be the turning point for teams like Pittsburgh or Toronto.We also hit key headlines across the NBA and college basketball, including Oklahoma City’s dominance, transfer portal movement, and the changing economics of recruiting.And with The Masters Tournament underway, the show closes with a classic “Moment of Awe” revisiting Arnold Palmer’s legendary 1962 playoff victory.Topics Discussed in This Episode:UNC hires Michael Malone: inside the decision and what’s nextWhy the Tar Heels went outside the “family” for the first time in decadesNIL, donor pressure, and the modern college basketball power shiftNHL playoff preview: contenders, coaching changes, and dark horsesAre the Penguins’ core on their last run?Connor McDavid’s future and pressure on EdmontonNBA headlines: Thunder dominance, Jokic’s MVP-level playTransfer portal economics: what top players are really worthMasters Week traditions and historic moments in Augusta

North Carolina makes a stunning move, hiring NBA champion coach Michael Malone to lead the Tar Heels—marking a major shift in college basketball’s evolving landscape. UNC beat writer Shelby Swanson joins the show to break down how the hire came together, why it almost didn’t happen, and what it means for the future of the program in the NIL era.Plus, Austin Nivison previews the upcoming Stanley Cup Playoffs—from potential dark horses to aging contenders and whether this could finally be the turning point for teams like Pittsburgh or Toronto.We also hit key headlines across the NBA and college basketball, including Oklahoma City’s dominance, transfer portal movement, and the changing economics of recruiting.And with The Masters Tournament underway, the show closes with a classic “Moment of Awe” revisiting Arnold Palmer’s legendary 1962 playoff victory.Topics Discussed in This Episode:UNC hires Michael Malone: inside the decision and what’s nextWhy the Tar Heels went outside the “family” for the first time in decadesNIL, donor pressure, and the modern college basketball power shiftNHL playoff preview: contenders, coaching changes, and dark horsesAre the Penguins’ core on their last run?Connor McDavid’s future and pressure on EdmontonNBA headlines: Thunder dominance, Jokic’s MVP-level playTransfer portal economics: what top players are really worthMasters Week traditions and historic moments in Augusta

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