The B-Fox and B-Frank Show S7 E30

Episode 30 of the The B-Fox and B-Frank Show podcast, hosted by Podcasts – Let Me B-Frank, titled "The B-Fox and B-Frank Show S7 E30" was published on March 21, 2023 and runs 49 minutes.

March 21, 2023 ·49m · The B-Fox and B-Frank Show

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The Sweet 16 is set and the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament delivered. Furman got the party started knocking off Virginia in stunning fashion on Thursday. We had a pair of New Jersey underdogs pull off huge upsets in Princeton and Fairleigh Dickinson. Houston and Xavier pulled off big comebacks and much more! We talk about it all on this week's show and discuss some of the big coaching carousel news from the Big East.

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The Sweet 16 is set and the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament delivered. Furman got the party started knocking off Virginia in stunning fashion on Thursday. We had a pair of New Jersey underdogs pull off huge upsets in Princeton and Fairleigh Dickinson. Houston and Xavier pulled off big comebacks and much more! We talk about it all on this week's show and discuss some of the big coaching carousel news from the Big East.

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