Historic Weekend Recap!

An episode of the One and Done: A College Basketball Podcast podcast, hosted by Steven Bagell, titled "Historic Weekend Recap!" was published on February 7, 2024 and runs 26 minutes.

February 7, 2024 ·26m · One and Done: A College Basketball Podcast

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After what was deemed one of the most historic regular season weekends in college basketball history, Steven and John go over the marquee matchups and discuss what they anticipate going forward in terms of bubble teams and their favorite mid-majors. Tune in!

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After what was deemed one of the most historic regular season weekends in college basketball history, Steven and John go over the marquee matchups and discuss what they anticipate going forward in terms of bubble teams and their favorite mid-majors. Tune in!

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