Best Podcast Episodes About March Madness
Everything podcasters are saying about March Madness — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 12, 2026 – 58 episodes
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“… Self won't be there if they have another bad run. It's the same with Kentucky. You also think that this NIL stuff is hurting Cinderella teams in March Madness?”
“… as constantly dominant if they're not using their money wisely. and you saw that with Kentucky. You saw that with Kansas. They spent money on players that didn't even play a whole bunch. So I don't expect Self to get fired. I think if it happens again, Self won't be there if they have another bad run. It's the same with Kentucky. You also think that this NIL stuff is hurting Cinderella teams in March Madness?”
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NIL deals are transforming March Madness by funneling talent to bigger schools, making it easier to predict brackets but reducing surprises.
The NIL era is reshaping March Madness by funneling talent to bigger schools, making it easier to predict brackets but reducing surprises.
“… and then when she goes to dinner she hasn't eaten all day because she doesn't take a lunch break Wow that's not good for your health So there's that March Madness This is from the Dome guys And then Was there That Yeah yeah yeah The Dodds are then We going to do something with the Dodds End of April There was going to be another buddy birthday tomorrow night but he canceled because not enough people can go My buddy Grayson, he was going through, we went to Gatlinburg a couple years ago, he's going through sobriety, and we kept making jokes like, all right, we're on 40, we're about to take a right for …”
“… she doesn't take break the lunch breaks so she works 10 hours a day it's a lot that's too much yeah and then she brings it on me a little bit i'm sorry i can't i can't okay okay what what about dinner yeah i can't at 401 okay okay 401 dinner and then when she goes to dinner she hasn't eaten all day because she doesn't take a lunch break Wow that's not good for your health So there's that March Madness This is from the Dome guys And then Was there That Yeah yeah yeah The Dodds are then We going to do something with the Dodds End of April There was going to be another buddy birthday tomorrow night but he canceled because not enough people can go My buddy Grayson, he was going through, we went to Gatlinburg a couple years ago, he's going through sobriety, and we kept making jokes like, all right, we're on 40, we're about to take a right for Grayson on the New Beginnings Drive. I like it. We kept joking like we're taking him to rehab. And he didn't like it? He was dying laughing. Okay. He thought it was hilarious. is. But then he canceled his birthday party. But then he canceled it. Not enough people. I believe he's back on the bottle. Oh, but so we're going to do that a different time. …”
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The USA's performance in the World Baseball Classic was disappointing, with poor management and a lack of understanding of tournament rules contributing to their loss against Venezuela.
“okay which which event march madness oh yes yes for the bracket okay so i don't want to say anything else. Okay? I don't want to lead you in any direction. I don't want to talk about the bracket. I don't want to talk about anything. What I need from you is to just walk in the other room, take a couple minutes, close your eyes, come back and tell us what you see, and we'll go from there. Okay. Can you do this? Yeah. Oh, no big deal. We're counting on you. I don't... Basketball, …”
“okay which which event march madness oh yes yes for the bracket okay so i don't want to say anything else. Okay? I don't want to lead you in any direction. I don't want to talk about the bracket. I don't want to talk about anything. What I need from you is to just walk in the other room, take a couple minutes, close your eyes, come back and tell us what you see, and we'll go from there. Okay. Can you do this? Yeah. Oh, no big deal. We're counting on you. I don't... Basketball, there's so many teams. Yeah, we just need you to go. We'll figure it out. You can do it. It's not about a team. You always come back with visions. I know. Sometimes it's like a kayak in the water, and you know what that means. Of course. Yeah, then River City kayaks. Yeah. Okay, but just go. Okay, I'm already having visions, so I need to leave. I need …”
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In a hilarious twist, the crew debates whether Amy can channel her psychic abilities to predict March Madness outcomes. The absurdity peaks when they discuss Ray's rock-bottom moment of betting on AI dog races, making for a wild and entertaining conversation about gambling mishaps.
“… in Bitcoin and ETH and in general, the market. Where do you think we land right here? Here's the poll. Bitcoin will reach 50K by the end of March. Yes, no. It'll tap 60 then up. I'm going to say no. I'm just saying no. I'm going to go with no. It's not going to reach 50K by the end of March. All right, there you go. I think that it could be closer than that in April. You're with the crowd. You're with the crowd. That's not good, Paul. As we said before, I like being on the list. I know you hate that. I'm not answered wrong. I know you hate it. All right, well, you're thinking maybe April …”
“… it. You got Tom Lee over here staying at the bottom this month. And then you got Cathie Wood saying we're not in an AI hype cycle. And she's looking at the volatility of it. When you look at that, and then you kind of apply that metric to what's happening in Bitcoin and ETH and in general, the market. Where do you think we land right here? Here's the poll. Bitcoin will reach 50K by the end of March. Yes, no. It'll tap 60 then up. I'm going to say no. I'm just saying no. I'm going to go with no. It's not going to reach 50K by the end of March. All right, there you go. I think that it could be closer than that in April. You're with the crowd. You're with the crowd. That's not good, Paul. As we said before, I like being on the list. I know you hate that. I'm not answered wrong. I know you hate it. All right, well, you're thinking maybe April though. Okay, so let's take a look at the chart. But on the Bitcoin chart, what indicators are you seeing that says April instead of March?”
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If Trump’s new Fed chair doesn't cut rates, it could lead to explosive drama. Imagine two Fed appointees turning against him—it's bound to be a spectacle! Meanwhile, experts are predicting a market bottom this month, suggesting now might be the perfect time to invest in volatile stocks.
“… hunter in this room, baby. Yeah. Forget about her. All right. Where were we? Well, a Massachusetts urologist group is offering a promotion during March Madness. What is Gloria Allred did with this weatherman? He went like, listen, normally I only work with chicks. Oh, you'll do. Yeah. Is that moose in your hair? Done. Yeah. Yeah. Close enough. Close enough. Sit down. All right. Sorry. See, I don't want to make generalizations. But that guy, that muffin head, could he really be a sports guy? I mean, look at him. He looks more like a weather guy. No. No. That wouldn't work. Works at a hotel. Yeah, …”
“… to fire anybody that happened at Melrose Place Hunter Tylo I remember that a long time ago I don't remember the results She's still pregnant. The casting. Yeah. Sorry. She's still pregnant. Yeah. She's pregnant with an elephant. Yeah. We got the real hunter in this room, baby. Yeah. Forget about her. All right. Where were we? Well, a Massachusetts urologist group is offering a promotion during March Madness. What is Gloria Allred did with this weatherman? He went like, listen, normally I only work with chicks. Oh, you'll do. Yeah. Is that moose in your hair? Done. Yeah. Yeah. Close enough. Close enough. Sit down. All right. Sorry. See, I don't want to make generalizations. But that guy, that muffin head, could he really be a sports guy? I mean, look at him. He looks more like a weather guy. No. No. That wouldn't work. Works at a hotel. Yeah, that's right. And has a headset and a dicky, mock turtleneck. And it's the guy at the hotel who doesn't do anything. He's always in between. I don't work the desk. I'm not concierge. He's David Spade in just shoot me. He's a greeter at a Hawaiian hotel somewhere. All right. What's next? A Massachusetts geologist group is offering a promotion during …”
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A Massachusetts urologist group has come up with a hilarious promotion: free pizza with every vasectomy during March Madness! The hosts riff on the absurdity of timing such a procedure with basketball season, pointing out the irony of needing a vasectomy when some guys are having too many kids. Their banter about the types of men who actually need a vasectomy adds a comical twist to the conversation.
“… competed. This time around, there are 665 athletes representing more than 50 different countries. We've got an electric sports lineup. We've got March Madness coming in the back half of the month. It's going to be a great month for sports fans. Yeah, and the college basketball conference tournaments, which sometimes are even better than the NCAA tournament, are this week. And you see all those small schools hit some buzzer beaters, and it's absolutely super fun to watch. One thing I will say is if you want to get excited for the World Baseball Classic or anything, don't watch Aaron Judge's speech. He …”
“… joining Haas as the only two U.S. squads on the circuit. And finally, the Paralympics begin in northern Italy, having grown dramatically since their origins. When the first Paralympics were staged 50 years ago, fewer than 200 athletes from 16 countries competed. This time around, there are 665 athletes representing more than 50 different countries. We've got an electric sports lineup. We've got March Madness coming in the back half of the month. It's going to be a great month for sports fans. Yeah, and the college basketball conference tournaments, which sometimes are even better than the NCAA tournament, are this week. And you see all those small schools hit some buzzer beaters, and it's absolutely super fun to watch. One thing I will say is if you want to get excited for the World Baseball Classic or anything, don't watch Aaron Judge's speech. He gave a pump-up speech that people were kind of dissing because it was the least inspirational thing they've ever watched, which is not surprising coming from a Yankee. All right.”
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The World Baseball Classic is set to capture global attention with its exciting lineup and international participation, promising to be a major talking point in the sports world.
“… highest in February. Everyone cancels or downsizes. And so I think this is YouTube TV's effort to say, stick around with the spring and get all the March Madness on this slightly cheaper bundle and get all the World Cup in the summer on the slightly cheaper bundle. And then football season will be here before you know it. That, to me, I think will be successful if they can flatten that churn a little bit in between football seasons. Yeah. Well, and I think that reaction you described where a bunch of people just”
“… really notable as well. They launched this or they announced this the day after the Super Bowl. As you know, YouTube TV is most popular during the football season. They have Sunday ticket. Obviously, it's a big part of that. And churn rates are the highest in February. Everyone cancels or downsizes. And so I think this is YouTube TV's effort to say, stick around with the spring and get all the March Madness on this slightly cheaper bundle and get all the World Cup in the summer on the slightly cheaper bundle. And then football season will be here before you know it. That, to me, I think will be successful if they can flatten that churn a little bit in between football seasons. Yeah. Well, and I think that reaction you described where a bunch of people just”
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YouTube TV has unveiled new sports packages designed to retain subscribers during the off-season, launching just after the Super Bowl. The sports plan allows users to access channels like TNT and Fox Sports without their news counterparts, offering a more affordable option at $55 for new users. This strategic move aims to reduce subscriber churn by providing enticing content leading into major spring events like March Madness and the World Cup.
“… I don't need to watch this Chef's Kiss we kicked them right in the nuts we needed to win Florida whooped us pretty good game before but it's almost March Madness 2 we got SEC tournament next week so exciting which is fun So for me, that was a good win. Were they in Austin? Did they play in Austin? They played in Arkansas. And the other thing was, I've been online vocally screaming to build a statue for Nolan Richardson, who was our coach, won national championship. Autographed your ball right there. You know what? You're right. The ball I have on my desk right here. And last night they finally …”
“… in Arkansas we do not like the Texas Longhorns it is the team we hate the most we whooped the crap out of them in basketball last night and it was just it was over from the minute it started that's awesome I turned it on 10 minutes later I was like I don't need to watch this Chef's Kiss we kicked them right in the nuts we needed to win Florida whooped us pretty good game before but it's almost March Madness 2 we got SEC tournament next week so exciting which is fun So for me, that was a good win. Were they in Austin? Did they play in Austin? They played in Arkansas. And the other thing was, I've been online vocally screaming to build a statue for Nolan Richardson, who was our coach, won national championship. Autographed your ball right there. You know what? You're right. The ball I have on my desk right here. And last night they finally announced, because I don't want him to die and then they build him a statue. Build him a statue now. I thought you said people shouldn't get statues till they're dead. Unless you forgot the parentheses. Unless it's Nolan Richardson. It's important. Yes. And so they announced last night they were building the Nolan Richardson statue.”
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In a hilarious back-and-forth, the hosts debate their favorite cities, leading to a passionate plea for a statue of Nolan Richardson, the legendary coach. The funniest moment comes when one host insists on building the statue now, not waiting for him to die, showcasing their quirky loyalty and humor around sports rivalries.
“why are we watching all these commercials during March Madness and the Kentucky logo is not anywhere? Because we ask for more money than these other schools, and these other schools get the benefit of Duke and UConn being on every commercial. There's value in that. Of course there is. There's value in kids. A lot of kids, the only time they watch college basketball is the NCAA tournament. And if you watch it during the NCAA tournament, you'd think Duke and UConn are the place to be because they're in every …”
“why are we watching all these commercials during March Madness and the Kentucky logo is not anywhere? Because we ask for more money than these other schools, and these other schools get the benefit of Duke and UConn being on every commercial. There's value in that. Of course there is. There's value in kids. A lot of kids, the only time they watch college basketball is the NCAA tournament. And if you watch it during the NCAA tournament, you'd think Duke and UConn are the place to be because they're in every commercial. Yep. And we're sitting there going, we're going to need $150,000 to use your, like this, it all, the chickens come home to roost after a while. And I've brought this up for a while and it's gotten better, but there were several years where I go to websites with hats or t they have all the colleges and I DM them like Hey you going to …”
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Kentucky fans are frustrated that their logo is missing from March Madness commercials, while rivals like Duke and UConn dominate the screen. This is due to Kentucky's high demands for licensing fees, making it difficult for merchandise companies to work with them. The lack of access for media and fans to Kentucky practices further highlights the disconnect, leading to a call for change in how the program engages with its community.
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UConn's unexpected victory against Duke sets the stage for a potential dynasty under Danny Hurley, marking an exciting era for their basketball program.
“… and your son Michael I take Penn over Illinois How about that for a week in overtime versus Harvard and Yale Yeah It incredible Watched Ivy Madness yesterday The greatest basketball player in the history of Pine Forest Camp, John Schwartz, played at Penn, and he's still a good friend of mine.”
“… First round. Lived in Richmond, Virginia for three years. That's where I met Val Sands. So I'll go with VCU over North Carolina. Don't hate Carolina nearly as much as I hate Duke basketball. but no thanks on Carolina. In honor of cheesesteaks in Philadelphia and your son Michael I take Penn over Illinois How about that for a week in overtime versus Harvard and Yale Yeah It incredible Watched Ivy Madness yesterday The greatest basketball player in the history of Pine Forest Camp, John Schwartz, played at Penn, and he's still a good friend of mine.”
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Every year, I pick Siena to upset Duke because my hatred for them clouds my judgment. Even when considering other matchups, like UCF versus UCLA, my disdain for Duke influences my choices. This year, I’m also predicting VCU to take down North Carolina, showing just how deep this rivalry runs.
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UConn is a resilient team with a strong offense and a coach with a chip on his shoulder, making them a tough opponent in the tournament.
“… children. The Save American Act would make this policy the law of the land. This very week, on another issue in the bill, America is in the thick of March madness. Filling out brackets, watching buzzer beaters, and cheering on Cinderella contenders is a rite of passage during the month of March. I'm thrilled to cheer on our Iowa teams in the NCAA tournament, including two women's teams, the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Iowa State Cyclones, as well as three teams, the Hawkeyes, the Cyclones, and my alma mater, the University of Northern Iowa. Earlier this month, the Iowa High School Basketball Tournament brought …”
“… mutilation surgeries being performed on minors. Protecting children makes our society stronger. Irreversible damage from gender reassignment surgery should not be conducted on kids. This bill would put an end to this reckless practice on American children. The Save American Act would make this policy the law of the land. This very week, on another issue in the bill, America is in the thick of March madness. Filling out brackets, watching buzzer beaters, and cheering on Cinderella contenders is a rite of passage during the month of March. I'm thrilled to cheer on our Iowa teams in the NCAA tournament, including two women's teams, the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Iowa State Cyclones, as well as three teams, the Hawkeyes, the Cyclones, and my alma mater, the University of Northern Iowa. Earlier this month, the Iowa High School Basketball Tournament brought the best.”
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March Madness is here, and Iowa's teams are ready to make a splash in the NCAA tournament! With the Iowa Hawkeyes, Iowa State Cyclones, and the University of Northern Iowa all competing, fans have plenty to cheer for. This excitement is a vital part of American culture, showcasing thrilling buzzer beaters and Cinderella stories.
“… act like you know college basketball. You win, you move on, you lose, you go home. It's simple, it's brutal, it's exhilarating, it's addicting, it's madness. And that's what we love about it. All right, so get your brackets in. You can play along with us with the Celebrity Bracket Challenge. What other poll questions or possibility for the first hour of the program? Well, we're starting to, there's some off-air talk a little bit about the, like, sort of a reverse draft. Yeah. We might do a little later. Okay. Dylan, would you explain this, that these are the top four seeds in each bracket? Each, …”
“… And the margins razor thin. The upsets will come. They always do. And that's always the hook. Because for two days, we kind of throw ourselves in like studying for a final, cramming for a final all night to go and take it, and then come away and act like you know college basketball. You win, you move on, you lose, you go home. It's simple, it's brutal, it's exhilarating, it's addicting, it's madness. And that's what we love about it. All right, so get your brackets in. You can play along with us with the Celebrity Bracket Challenge. What other poll questions or possibility for the first hour of the program? Well, we're starting to, there's some off-air talk a little bit about the, like, sort of a reverse draft. Yeah. We might do a little later. Okay. Dylan, would you explain this, that these are the top four seeds in each bracket? Each, you know, east, west, south, whatever it is. Yeah, so we're going to obviously... I don't know what the regions are. East, west, north, north, south, whatever. I don't know what the regions are. Don't they have like... East, west, south, and midwest. Okay. Or whatever. No north. Yeah. So usually, obviously, the goal is to pick winners in the …”
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March Madness isn't just about picking winners; there's a new twist called the Reverse Draft. Participants select top-seeded teams they believe will disappoint, scoring points based on how poorly those teams perform. It's a thrilling way to engage with the tournament's unpredictability and adds a layer of excitement to the competition.
“We've got our good friend Bill Raftery talking some March Madness Conference Championship Week. And then we have Italian-American hero from the World Baseball Classic, Vinny Pasquantino, who hit three home runs to make sure that we didn't have the most embarrassing exit possible in the World Baseball Classic, which we will talk about. We also have to talk about BAM's 83 points. We're going to talk some college basketball, free agency, kind of winding down. Kyler's got a new place. Trey Hendrickson is a …”
“We've got our good friend Bill Raftery talking some March Madness Conference Championship Week. And then we have Italian-American hero from the World Baseball Classic, Vinny Pasquantino, who hit three home runs to make sure that we didn't have the most embarrassing exit possible in the World Baseball Classic, which we will talk about. We also have to talk about BAM's 83 points. We're going to talk some college basketball, free agency, kind of winding down. Kyler's got a new place. Trey Hendrickson is a Baltimore Raven, which is very funny. It's a great show. It's a Friday show. It's brought to you by Venmo. Get in the game with college-branded Venmo debit card and earn up to 5% cash back at some of your favorite brands with Venmo stash rewards. You can add your Venmo debit card to your mobile wallet as soon as you sign up and pay online or in-store …”
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Miami of Ohio, the last undefeated team, faced a shocking first-round loss to UMass, igniting a fierce debate about their tournament eligibility. The unexpected defeat raises questions: should a team with a strong record like Miami be included, or should a struggling team like Auburn take their place? This loss not only ends their perfect season but also stirs up March Madness discussions.
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“… ago, Wu-Tang Clan changed hip-hop forever. Last year, they sold out arenas worldwide, and now the final chamber comes back home. Wu-Tang Clan, an encore. If you saw it last year, you know what this means. If you didn't, this is the moment. With special guests, Bone Thugs and Harmony. Get tickets now at thewutangclan.com. Wu-Tang Forever. Kill a bee's swarming on new locations. It is time for March, and that's the DraftKings Sportsbook, the number one sportsbook for betting in March. The tournament is unexpected. We know that. But the rewards with DraftKings are guaranteed. DraftKings Sportsbook is delivering the most generous rewards in the market no matter what happens on the court. And because this isn't a tournament you bet and forget, it's one you react to, you have a chance to do live betting. You're not betting on what might happen. You're betting on what is happening. Possession by possession. Play by play. Live lines, props, next play outcomes. As the chaos unfolds, the bracket breaks, and you are there to take advantage. So don't just watch the unexpected. Bet it.”
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March Madness can be a rollercoaster of emotions, and last night's Sweet 16 was no exception. After a heartbreaking loss for fans, the excitement continues with live betting opportunities that let you react to the game as it unfolds. Don't just watch the chaos; bet on it play by play and make the most of the unexpected tournament twists.
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Georgia basketball's struggles in the tournament continue as they suffer another crushing defeat, this time losing by nearly 30 points to St. Louis. This marks their fifth consecutive first-round loss since 2002, showcasing a lack of preparation and execution on the court. Meanwhile, Robbie Avila's impressive performance raises concerns about his physical condition, as he shows signs of serious bruising after the game.
“… is a bracket, and we know that there's 67 games ahead. But we don't know what's going to happen between now and April 6th. Yes. But we know this is March. Yes, this is March. All right, so before we break it down, we've done some of our show, and we said we cannot wait to hear specifically what John has dubbed the East Region. But before we do that, I have one simple question for you. Because on Saturday, or maybe it was Friday, CBS Sports, your colleagues were trying to do a pajama party on air, and you said no to the pajamas. Was that even – did you even have a second thought about it? Because …”
“Outstanding, Cat, PFT. Always a pleasure. One of the best days of the year, Selection Sunday. Kind of feels like the first night of Hanukkah, but, you know, for all intents and purposes right now, all we have is a bracket, and we know that there's 67 games ahead. But we don't know what's going to happen between now and April 6th. Yes. But we know this is March. Yes, this is March. All right, so before we break it down, we've done some of our show, and we said we cannot wait to hear specifically what John has dubbed the East Region. But before we do that, I have one simple question for you. Because on Saturday, or maybe it was Friday, CBS Sports, your colleagues were trying to do a pajama party on air, and you said no to the pajamas. Was that even – did you even have a second thought about it? Because that was like such a, listen, we sleep in May. What are we doing? We're not putting on pajamas. Did you have like a moment where like maybe I'll play along? Or were you just like, no, absolutely not. I'm John Rothstein. I don't put on pajamas in March. I'm not a pajama guy to begin with, but like when you have business to tend to, it's not a time …”
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Utah State is poised to be a bracket buster in March Madness, with fans believing it's the best team of all time despite uncertainty. Their success hinges on their three-point shooting, as they face off against Philadelphia, aiming to prove the odds wrong. With buzz around their potential upset, the excitement is palpable for both players and supporters alike.
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Rick Pitino, once embroiled in controversy, is now poised for redemption as St. John's faces off against Duke in March Madness. His journey from scandal to the Sweet 16 captures the essence of resilience and the unpredictable nature of college basketball. Can he reclaim his legacy and emerge as the hero we need?
“… Ain't no way. Nah, he's still doing good. He must be talking to this football. He doing it. But, nah, this was a good game. This is why you like March Madness, because the underdog really does have a chance. we've seen it not only in March Madness but we see it in the National Championship game we've seen it in the semifinals we saw what Christian Lager did we saw that he that he that they threw the ball to him and he gets the ball and he whew wham we saw that I saw U.S. Reed I think this was in probably 81 hit a half court shot it might have been Arkansas yeah U.S. Reed played for Arkansas yeah it …”
“… we did, I said, oh, that's Tennessee. Oh, yeah, let's put them in. Oh, that's Florida. Let's put them in. That's bad to be. I'm like, well, damn. I'm looking at his bracket. I'm like, well, damn. Hey, with Joe Joe in the back of the line. Ain't no way. Ain't no way. Nah, he's still doing good. He must be talking to this football. He doing it. But, nah, this was a good game. This is why you like March Madness, because the underdog really does have a chance. we've seen it not only in March Madness but we see it in the National Championship game we've seen it in the semifinals we saw what Christian Lager did we saw that he that he that they threw the ball to him and he gets the ball and he whew wham we saw that I saw U.S. Reed I think this was in probably 81 hit a half court shot it might have been Arkansas yeah U.S. Reed played for Arkansas yeah it might have been Arkansas against Louisville or somebody, when the U.S. Reid hit that half-court shot and sent them on to the next round, that was really the first time that I had seen that, understood what Mark's Madden was about. Is that, you know, an underdog winning. I think that was, they beat Louisville, if I'm not mistaken. I think so. Because …”
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In a stunning moment during March Madness in 1981, U.S. Reed of Arkansas hit a half-court shot to defeat the defending champions, UCLA. This game-changing play not only showcased the thrill of underdog victories but also solidified the excitement of March Madness for fans. Reed's shot became a defining moment, illustrating that anything can happen in the tournament.
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