The Hoops After Dark Podcast

Hoops After Dark is back with an emergency episode after LeBron James made his decision.Sam Kingery and Michael Cooper react to LeBron joining the Philadelphia 76ers, why he chose Philly over Cleveland, Miami, Golden State, Minnesota and other possible landing spots, and what the move says about his final push for another championship.The guys break down how LeBron fits next to Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown and VJ Edgecombe, why taking less money matters, what the Sixers still need to add, how Philly compares to the rest of the Eastern Conference, what this means for the Lakers, and whether this is a real title move or one last gamble.They also get into the pressure of playing in Philadelphia, the retirement tour question, how this affects the Warriors, Cavaliers, Heat, Timberwolves and Spurs, and why this could become one of the most fascinating final chapters of any superstar career.Tap in for the emergency episode of Hoops After Dark.00:00 - Emergency Pod Begins00:20 - LeBron James Is Headed to Philadelphia00:52 - LeBron Taking Less Money01:14 - Why Philly Made Sense02:34 - LeBron, Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid04:00 - Does LeBron Put the Sixers Over the Top?05:29 - Projecting the Sixers’ Starting Five06:37 - What Else Does Philly Need to Add?07:33 - Possible Veteran Additions08:36 - Sixers Depth Questions09:57 - Why Cleveland and Miami Did Not Fit11:17 - LeBron’s Championship Motivation12:44 - Why He Wasn’t Ready to Retire13:51 - Updated Eastern Conference Picture14:37 - Does Philly Go Get Bronny?15:22 - LeBron’s Place in Sixers History16:53 - Philadelphia’s Media Market Pressure18:03 - What Happens If This Fails?22:18 - How Strange LeBron Looks in a Sixers Jersey23:21 - Ray Allen, Tom Brady and Other Comparisons24:43 - Why Embiid’s Health Still Decides Everything26:18 - LeBron’s Announcement and “The Decision” Comparison28:36 - LeBron in Philadelphia Off the Court29:24 - What This Means for the Lakers30:09 - Does Philadelphia Deserve This Moment?31:41 - Retirement Tour or Championship Chase?33:36 - Comparing the Move to Tom Brady in Tampa35:45 - Is This Ring Chasing?37:13 - Why San Antonio May Not Have Been the Fit39:01 - LeBron Taking the Minimum and What It Says40:08 - How LeBron’s Game Fits in Philly43:01 - Could LeBron and Embiid Both Be Near the End?45:50 - What This Means for NBA Parity47:33 - How Many Games Will LeBron Play?50:08 - Sixers Win Total and East Seeding55:31 - What If Philly Exits Early?57:07 - Biggest Losers From the LeBron Decision59:00 - Why Minnesota Was Complicated01:00:05 - What Happens Next With Cleveland?01:01:41 - Should Philly Chase Anthony Davis?01:02:14 - Veteran Bigs and Role Players Who Could Fit01:05:00 - What the Sixers Still Need01:13:40 - Dallas and Other Late Possibilities01:15:05 - Final Thoughts on Philly’s Summer#HoopsAfterDark #LeBronJames #Philadelphia76ers #Sixers #NBA #NBAFreeAgency #JaylenBrown #JoelEmbiid #TyreseMaxey #NBAOffseason #BasketballPodcast #TheScarletStandard

Hoops After Dark is back with Deandre Henderson and Sam Kingery breaking down one of the wildest NBA offseasons in recent memory.The guys talk NBA Summer League standouts, AJ Dybantsa, Cameron Boozer, Darius Acuff Jr., Meleek Thomas, the depth of the 2026 draft class, the Spurs building around Victor Wembanyama, the Hornets reshaping their roster, the Sixers’ guard-heavy approach after adding Jaylen Brown, the Heat’s new look with Giannis Antetokounmpo, Kawhi Leonard trade questions, LeBron James’ next move and why the NBA has stayed relevant all summer.They also get into the WNBA’s growth, Caitlin Clark, A’ja Wilson, the league’s rising star power, the Dan Patrick Show controversy and why women’s basketball is in one of the strongest places it has ever been.Tap in for the latest episode of Hoops After Dark.00:00 - Hoops After Dark Returns00:28 - World Cup Talk Before NBA Offseason01:35 - NBA Offseason Moves Begin02:03 - AJ Dybantsa’s Summer League Start03:16 - Cameron Boozer and Memphis’ New Identity06:47 - Why This Draft Class Looks Deep08:15 - Darius Acuff Jr. Learning Through Summer League10:48 - Meleek Thomas Lighting It Up12:24 - NBA Teams Feeling Good After Summer League13:29 - Spurs Add Tobias Harris Around Wemby16:04 - Hornets Get Aggressive With Their Roster21:18 - More NBA Free Agency Moves22:44 - Celtics, Bigs and Roster Building24:34 - Miami’s New Look With Giannis27:20 - Sixers, Jaylen Brown and Too Many Guards?32:45 - Kawhi Leonard, Toronto and Clippers Questions37:14 - LeBron James Watch44:22 - Why the NBA Keeps Creating Drama48:23 - WNBA Growth and Commissioner Criticism55:33 - Caitlin Clark, Referees and League Marketing01:03:10 - Final Summer League Thoughts01:06:02 - Closing Thoughts#HoopsAfterDark #NBA #NBASummerLeague #NBAOffseason #LeBronJames #GiannisAntetokounmpo #VictorWembanyama #CaitlinClark #WNBA #BasketballPodcast

The NBA offseason did not wait.On this episode of Hoops After Dark, Mike and Sam break down a chaotic start to the summer after the NBA Draft, with blockbuster trades, wild rumors, coaching moves and Summer League already taking over the conversation.The show starts with Sam’s problem with celebrity row during World Cup coverage before shifting into the NBA madness. Giannis is headed to Miami with Bobby Portis. Milwaukee is starting over with Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kel’el Ware, Kasparas Jakučionis and future draft capital. LaMelo Ball is headed to Minnesota. Julius Randle is now in Brooklyn. Isaiah Joe is in Detroit. And Jalen Brown rumors are suddenly everywhere.Mike and Sam discuss whether Miami actually has enough around Giannis and Bam, what Milwaukee’s next move should be, why Charlotte’s post-LaMelo roster is more interesting than expected, and whether Minnesota made the right swing by pairing LaMelo with Anthony Edwards.The conversation also dives into Boston’s Jaylen Brown situation, including possible fits with Portland, Detroit, Cleveland and other teams trying to reshape their roster. Plus, the guys react to Dusty May leaving Michigan for the Dallas Mavericks, what it means for Cooper Flagg, Kyrie Irving and the future of the Mavs, and why more college coaches could start looking toward the NBA as NIL changes the college game.Then it is NBA Draft time. Mike and Sam break down the biggest picks, best fits, confusing decisions and teams that may have quietly helped themselves, including Utah, Memphis, Chicago, Oklahoma City, Charlotte, Milwaukee, the Lakers, Warriors, Pistons and more.Also discussed:Giannis to Miami reactionMilwaukee’s rebuildLaMelo Ball to MinnesotaJulius Randle to BrooklynJalen Brown trade rumorsCharlotte’s new-look rosterDusty May to the MavericksCooper Flagg and Dallas’ futureNBA Draft winners and questionsSummer League storylinesWhy this offseason already feels differentDrop your NBA offseason takes in the comments and subscribe to Hoops After Dark for more NBA, college basketball and sports talk.Follow Hoops After Dark:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHoopsAfterDarkPodcastX: https://x.com/hoopsafterdarkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hoopsafterdarkpodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578257782999#NBA #NBAOffseason #NBADraft #NBATrades #NBARumors #Giannis #LaMeloBall #JalenBrown #CooperFlagg #SummerLeague #HoopsAfterDark

The Knicks are one win away from an NBA championship after one of the most shocking collapses in NBA Finals history.Mike Cooper and Dre Henderson break down the Spurs blowing a 29-point lead in Game 4, Victor Wembanyama’s workload, De’Aaron Fox’s late-game decision making, and whether New York is on the verge of ending its championship drought.The guys also debate whether this collapse belongs alongside 28-3 in Atlanta sports history, discuss Jalen Brunson’s growing legacy, and ask whether Victor Wembanyama is destined for multiple championships or if the path will be harder than expected.Plus, the conversation shifts to NBA offseason rumors, Giannis trade speculation, Jalen Brown’s future, AJ Dybantsa’s confidence, and why the NBA landscape could look dramatically different in the near future.Topics Covered:🏀 Knicks vs Spurs NBA Finals Game 4 reaction🔥 Spurs blow 29-point lead🗽 Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby dominance🦄 Victor Wembanyama workload debate🎯 De’Aaron Fox late-game decisions🏆 Is this one of the biggest collapses in sports history?⭐ Jalen Brunson’s all-time legacy📈 Dylan Harper vs Cooper Flagg debate👀 Giannis trade rumors to Boston☘️ Celtics offseason outlook🚀 AJ Dybantsa and the future of the WizardsChapters:0:00 Intro0:54 Knicks celebrity ticket controversy2:00 Spurs dominance early5:00 Dirk Nowitzki’s legendary 2011 Finals run12:00 Breaking down the Spurs collapse18:00 Wembanyama’s minutes problem28:00 De’Aaron Fox late-game debate32:00 Game 5 expectations40:00 Jalen Brunson’s legacy grows43:00 Nico Harrison fumbling Brunson and Luka48:00 Wembanyama championship projections52:00 Giannis-to-Boston rumors59:00 AJ Dybantsa and the Wizards’ future1:01:00 Final thoughts🎙️ Hoops After DarkNBA • College Basketball • Draft CoverageWatch the full episode, subscribe for more NBA coverage, and comment below: Is this the biggest collapse in NBA Finals history?

The NBA Finals are heading back to New York, and the Knicks are two wins away from a championship.In this episode of Hoops After Dark, Mike Cooper and Sam Kingery break down the Knicks’ 105-104 Game 2 win over the San Antonio Spurs, how New York took a 2-0 series lead, and why Victor Wembanyama’s late-game turnover may become the defining moment of the series.The guys discuss why Game 2 felt closer than the series score suggests, how Karl-Anthony Towns has become a major answer for New York, why Landry Shamet’s minutes have changed the spacing, and whether Jalen Brunson can still take over despite not shooting well through the first two games.Mike and Sam also dive into the Spurs’ biggest adjustments heading into Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, including whether Dylan Harper needs a larger role, why De’Aaron Fox has to stay aggressive, what San Antonio needs from its bench, and whether Wembanyama can deliver a monster response with the series on the line.Plus, the guys debate Knicks fans, New York sports misery, Rick Brunson coaching Jalen Brunson during games, and whether the Spurs are already running out of time.Topics Covered:Knicks vs Spurs Game 2 recapNew York takes 2-0 NBA Finals leadVictor Wembanyama late-game turnoverCan the Spurs still win the series?Jalen Brunson shooting strugglesKarl-Anthony Towns’ impactLandry Shamet’s role for the KnicksDylan Harper’s minutes and Spurs adjustmentsDe’Aaron Fox response gameWembanyama vs Knicks defenseMadison Square Garden Game 3 previewRick Brunson and Jalen Brunson discussionKnicks fans and New York sports talkNBA Finals predictionsChapters:0:00 Intro and Knicks two wins away0:38 Are the Knicks the least annoying New York team?3:05 Why this Knicks run is a good story5:09 Knicks take a 2-0 NBA Finals lead5:47 Why Game 2 was closer than the series score6:47 NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Final comparison7:23 Wembanyama’s late-game turnover9:18 Should the Spurs have called timeout?10:09 How one mistake swung Game 212:01 Why Game 3 is must-win for San Antonio12:47 Can the Knicks handle the MSG pressure?15:03 Should Dylan Harper start?16:17 Spurs bench concerns17:12 Why Harper needs more minutes17:47 Rick Brunson coaching Jalen Brunson21:32 Landry Shamet becomes an X-factor22:10 Knicks spacing and small-ball adjustment23:34 Jalen Brunson is not shooting well, but New York is winning25:07 Karl-Anthony Towns’ impact against Wembanyama26:37 Mikal Bridges and Knicks role players step up27:36 De’Aaron Fox responds in Game 228:23 Spurs had enough support to win29:31 Game 3 at Madison Square Garden30:59 How MSG pressure could cut both ways32:11 Wembanyama’s response starts everything39:41 Knicks’ second and third quarter adjustments41:28 Game 3 predictions42:17 Final thoughts

The NBA Finals are officially underway, and the New York Knicks struck first.In this episode of Hoops After Dark, Mike Cooper and Samuel Kingery break down the Knicks' 105-95 Game 1 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, discuss how Jalen Brunson took control late, and examine what went wrong for Victor Wembanyama, De'Aaron Fox, and San Antonio down the stretch.The guys dive into Brunson's clutch fourth-quarter performance, the Knicks' physical approach against Wembanyama, New York's defensive adjustments, and whether the Spurs have enough answers heading into a must-win Game 2.They also discuss Dylan Harper's impact, Stephon Castle's performance, concerns surrounding De'Aaron Fox, Victor Wembanyama's production, and whether San Antonio should make lineup or rotation adjustments before the series shifts to Madison Square Garden.Plus, Mike and Sam wrap up the episode with the viral NBA 82-0 Challenge and attempt to build the greatest roster possible from randomly generated teams and eras.Topics Covered:00:00 Knicks steal Game 1 in San Antonio02:00 Jalen Brunson's fourth-quarter takeover05:40 Spurs collapse after controlling most of the game09:00 De'Aaron Fox's disappointing performance12:00 Knicks win the paint battle against Wembanyama16:00 Victor Wembanyama's impact and adjustments needed20:00 Spurs Game 2 adjustments and concerns25:00 Dylan Harper, Stephon Castle and supporting cast analysis30:00 Why this series is closer than the final score suggests35:00 NBA 82-0 Challenge and roster building debate

The NBA Finals matchup is officially set.The San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks are preparing for a championship showdown after one of the most entertaining postseasons in recent memory. But the biggest story may be Victor Wembanyama.In this episode of Hoops After Dark, Mike Cooper, Dre, and Sam break down the Spurs' seven-game Western Conference Finals victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, what Wembanyama's dominance means for the future of the NBA, why the Spurs may be building the league's next dynasty, and whether the Knicks have enough to stop them.The crew also discusses Dylan Harper's emergence, Stephon Castle's impact, Jalen Brunson's challenge against San Antonio's defense, Oklahoma City's future, Giannis trade rumors, and whether Victor Wembanyama is already the best player in basketball.Topics CoveredSpurs vs Knicks NBA Finals PreviewVictor Wembanyama's playoff dominanceSpurs vs Thunder Western Conference Finals recapWhy San Antonio may be building a dynastyDylan Harper's emergenceStephon Castle's defensive impactOklahoma City's future after eliminationShould the Thunder pursue Giannis?Knicks playoff run breakdownJalen Brunson vs San Antonio defenseNBA Finals predictionsFinals MVP predictionsAdam Silver and NBA officiating discussionChapters00:00 Introduction01:10 Spurs vs Thunder Western Conference Finals recap03:30 Victor Wembanyama's impact on the NBA07:00 New rivalries developing across the NBA10:10 Why the Spurs rebuild worked14:00 Chris Paul's impact on Wembanyama18:00 Is Victor Wembanyama already the NBA's best player?23:00 Spurs organizational culture and development28:00 Breaking down OKC's loss33:00 What should the Thunder do next?38:00 Giannis trade discussion44:20 Knicks vs Cavaliers recap49:00 Why New York has been so dangerous52:30 Spurs vs Knicks matchup breakdown56:00 Wembanyama vs Karl-Anthony Towns59:00 NBA Finals predictions01:02:00 Adam Silver, flopping, and NBA officiating discussion01:11:00 Final thoughts

Dre and Sam break down the OKC and Knicks sweeps, the Shai foul-baiting debate, Cavs vs. Pistons chaos, LeBron's retirement bombshell, and where the King goes next.0:00 Intro + Mike misses another episode0:42 OKC sweeps the Lakers — depth wins every time2:10 Isaiah Joe, Jared McCain, and OKC's ridiculous bench quality2:52 Referee talk — do the calls actually change outcomes?5:08 Shai's foul baiting — the disconnect between both ends of the floor7:36 Lakers' center problem hasn't been solved since Anthony Davis9:54 JJ Redick gets outcoached — why pulling Rui Hachimura was the wrong call12:28 LeBron as the third option — and an impossible situation14:59 Knicks sweep the 76ers — Brunson and co. are for real17:06 Knicks fans taking over opposing arenas — MSG is must-see basketball19:45 Philly's tough summer — time to build around Maxey and Embiid21:01 Spurs vs. Timberwolves — Wemby ejected, series closer than it looks25:25 Spurs haven't hit their ceiling yet — and that's terrifying27:19 7.7 blocks per game — what the Spurs' shot-blocking means for opponents28:23 James Harden disaster watch — turnovers, free throws, and missed chances30:05 Evan Mobley rising + Cade Cunningham is going to be a real problem33:32 Whoever wins Cavs-Pistons is walking into the Knicks buzzsaw34:46 Championship depth — the '17 Warriors, the '90s Bulls, and why it always matters36:42 LeBron retirement talk — Dre hasn't had a season without him since third grade39:17 MJ vs. LeBron — Batman and Superman, not a debate42:46 Why LeBron isn't retiring — the retirement tour is coming47:19 Where does LeBron go? Cleveland makes the most sense52:01 The Warriors pipe dream — Steph, LeBron, KD, Dame, just pray for health55:30 LeBron pauses and says "no" when asked if he loves basketball58:08 Outro — like, subscribe, have a blessed daySubscribe for more Hoops After Dark episodes, NBA playoff reactions, LeBron retirement coverage, and Western Conference breakdowns.

Mike and Sam go off on the Celtics blowing another playoff run, SGA’s foul baiting, NCAA Tournament expansion, and the chaos taking over both the NBA and college basketball.0:00 — Intro + Dre misses another episode1:10 — Celtics choke away a 3-1 series lead3:12 — Tyrese Maxey takeover4:40 — Joe Mazzulla abandons Boston’s depth7:30 — Celtics playoff history is uglier than people remember12:25 — Jaylen Brown’s weird postgame comments18:55 — Brad Stevens knows the East is only getting tougher29:00 — Orlando completely collapses vs Detroit34:35 — James Harden disaster watch continues41:00 — Pistons officially becoming a real problem42:10 — Wemby’s “blocks” and Spurs/T-Wolves battle53:20 — Embiid injury changes Knicks-Sixers series56:35 — Thunder feel inevitable1:00:50 — Why playoff basketball scoring is crashing1:05:45 — Full SGA foul baiting rant1:16:10 — NCAA Tournament expansion is a money grab1:24:00 — Why mid-majors get screwed again1:39:50 — Women’s tournament expansion problems1:47:20 — Perfect bracket conspiracy theories1:52:00 — WNBA season preview1:56:40 — Wemby already climbing all-time history1:59:15 — Thunder mock draft insanity2:03:30 — Cooper Flagg + NBA Draft talk2:04:05 — OutroSubscribe for more Hoops After Dark episodes, NBA playoff reactions, college basketball talk, and draft coverage.

Hoops After Dark is back early with a full NBA playoff breakdown as Dre and Sam jump right into the chaos across both conferences. From wild swings in momentum to dominant performances, the guys break down what’s real, what’s not, and which teams are actually built to make a run.The episode dives into Steph Curry still taking over games, the rise of young teams like the Rockets and Hornets, and why playoff basketball continues to expose inexperience. Plus, a deep discussion on the Timberwolves’ depth, Rudy Gobert’s impact, and whether anyone in the West can truly match up with the Thunder and Spurs.On the East side, the conversation shifts to Joel Embiid’s dominance, why the Celtics’ shooting makes them dangerous, and why no team feels like a true favorite. The guys also debate LeBron’s longevity, Anthony Edwards’ mentality, and the ongoing “levels to this” reality of playoff basketball.0:00 Hoops After Dark Intro and Early Start0:54 Playoff Energy and Scheduling Grind1:43 Heat vs Hornets and Clutch Performances2:37 LaMelo Ball and Lavar Was Right Debate4:37 Eastern Conference Contenders Discussion5:16 Steph Curry Still Taking Over Games6:15 Clippers Outlook and Health Concerns7:58 Benedict Mathurin and Darius Garland Talk10:07 Joel Embiid Impact and 76ers Outlook11:47 Underrated Players and Playoff Performances13:43 Portland’s Fight and Future Outlook14:55 Veteran Leadership Impact (Holiday, Conley)17:01 Hornets Youth Reality Check19:16 “Levels to the Playoffs” Discussion22:11 Warriors Running Out of Gas23:02 Jalen Green and Suns Outlook26:42 NBA Play-In Impact and Expansion Debate28:23 Thunder Dominance and SGA MVP Case36:27 Lakers vs Rockets Series Breakdown41:42 LeBron at 41 Years Old Discussion47:17 Rockets Need for a True Point Guard50:35 Closing Lineup Philosophy (Star Usage)51:28 Timberwolves Depth Breakdown52:03 Rudy Gobert Apology and Impact54:49 Nuggets vs Timberwolves Series Takeaways59:20 Spurs Dominance and Wemby Effect1:12:19 Pistons vs Magic Series Debate1:17:13 Knicks Blowout and Hawks Collapse1:22:25 Hawks Roster Issues and Size Problem1:27:29 Cavs vs Raptors Shooting Struggles1:31:09 Celtics vs 76ers Matchup Problems1:35:55 Eastern Conference Wide Open Debate1:41:25 Finals Picks and Title Contenders1:47:56 NCAA Expansion Debate (Too Greedy?)1:52:32 Golden Knights Pick and Outro

The NBA Play-In Tournament is here, and this year’s playoff picture feels as open as it’s been in years.The guys break down the biggest Play-In matchups, key storylines across both conferences, and what to expect as the road to the NBA Finals begins.(0:00) Play-In overview and why this year feels wide open(1:50) Heat vs Hornets breakdown(8:30) Suns vs Trail Blazers preview(14:30) Warriors vs Clippers (Steph Curry vs Kawhi Leonard)(20:30) 76ers outlook with Joel Embiid returning(27:00) Eastern Conference playoff matchups(35:00) Knicks vs Hawks series preview(44:00) Thunder and Spurs outlook(52:00) Lakers injuries and impact on the West(59:00) Nuggets vs Timberwolves previewThe discussion covers key players including Stephen Curry, Kawhi Leonard, and Joel Embiid, along with predictions for how the Play-In could reshape the playoff bracket.With no clear superteam this season, the playoffs are set up to be unpredictable, competitive, and full of potential upsets.Hoops After Dark PodcastNCAA & NBA — All Hoops TalkFollow & Support:Website: https://the-scarlet-standard.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHoopsAfterDarkPodcastX: https://x.com/hoopsafterdarkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hoopsafterdarkpodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578257782999

We are back.Michigan wins the national championship and proves what we kept saying all season… sometimes the best team just wins.The guys break down the title game, why UConn isn’t going anywhere, and whether the Final Four as a whole was actually a letdown.We also get into the bigger picture of college basketball, the new North Carolina hire, and what’s next across the sport.Hoops, debates, and everything in between.

March Madness delivered.We get into the tournament, the teams that showed up, the ones that didn’t, and what actually mattered from the weekend. Final Four picks, national title talk, and a real conversation about who’s built to win right now.Then we zoom out.NIL, roster building, and where the sport is headed. Why some programs reload and others fall off. Coaching situations at places like UNC and Kansas and what could be coming next.We also get into the NBA side of things. Vegas expansion, Seattle coming back, and a quick run through the awards race.Just hoops talk the way it should be.Hoops After DarkDre Henderson x Mike Cooper x Sam Kingery X Mark Kruthaupt

Hoops After Dark breaks down the first two rounds of March Madness.The upsets, the close calls, and the teams that actually look like they can make a run. From VCU’s comeback to Saint Louis rolling Georgia, to Duke nearly getting caught early, we go through what mattered and what didn’t.We also get into the bigger picture. North Carolina moves on from Hubert Davis, opening one of the biggest jobs in the sport. Who makes sense and where things could go from here.Plus the NIL conversation. Are Cinderella runs still real or are they getting harder to pull off?And then the NBA news. Expansion is coming with Seattle and Las Vegas, and what that means moving forward.#MarchMadness #CollegeBasketball #NCAATournament #BasketballTalk #HoopsAfterDark #SportsPodcast #UNC #NBANews

The Hoops After Dark Podcast breaks down the 2026 NCAA Tournament bracket.In this episode we dive into:• Full March Madness bracket reactions• First round upset picks• Sweet 16 and Final Four predictions• Bubble team debates• Advanced stats and betting anglesHosts Mike Cooper, Dre, and Sam break down the biggest matchups in the tournament and debate which teams can make a run.Who is your national champion? Drop your picks in the comments.Subscribe for weekly college basketball and NBA analysis.Follow Hoops After DarkYouTube: https://youtube.com/@hoopsafterdarkTwitter/X: https://x.com/hoopsafterdarkInstagram: https://instagram.com/hoopsafterdark#MarchMadness #NCAATournament #CollegeBasketball #BracketPredictions #HoopsAfterDark