All Sports Discussion

The paint is not even dry off Michigan’s national championship. Let’s start taking a look at those Way Too Early Top 25 College Basketball Rankings. Hey, we know the portal could blow everything up, but it creates some fun talking points. Who knows what teams will like then, but in early April, here is what …

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UNC is one of the premier coaching jobs in all of college, just went to Michael Malone. No, not Billy Donovan,  Tommy Lloyd or Dusty May, but Michael Malone. It was met with collective blank stare and confused looks. Look, UNC may go on to win multiple NCAA championships with Malone, but this hire came …

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Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd is not going to UNC per CBS Sports. Arizona is a top-notch basketball program if not quite a Blue-Blood, but you can win there, and win big. The Wildcats may win the national title this year. Hubert Davis won nearly 70% of his games, went to a national title game …

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The NCAA Tournament – the industry’s crown jewel – faces an uncertain future. With inevitable expansion on the horizon, a difficult conversation lingers: What happens when the event’s contract expires? “There are pressures. P4 have shared that with us.”https://t.co/zsL1SL71Bh — Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) April 2, 2026 Soon after the completion of this year’s NCAA tournament, …

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With the Duke Blue Devils bowing out against UConn in a disastrous final 10 possession, the ACC did not have a team in the Final 4 for the first time since 2021.  It wasn’t a total washout of a NCAA tournament, but it wasn’t good either. The ACC was in fact an improved league getting …

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@AllSportsDACC and I (@TalkinACCSports ) talk discuss the Elite 8, Final 4 and Frozen 4 with @WillsWorldMN of ACCnation.net. It’s always great to have Will on! To find old podcasts prior to episode 385, you can follow this link -> https://www.talkshoe.com/show/the-acc-weekly-podcast In this order, these are the topics we covered on the podcast. It’s episode 585 @WillsWorldMN tells us …

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After Duke choked away a Final 4 game away to Houston this is what we wrote…  When you look back on the 2025 men’s basketball season, I’ll always think the Duke Blue Devils were the highest ceiling team of in the country. You don’t win national titles on potential, though. Duke was the better basketball …

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Rick Pitino is one of the all-time great coaches in the history of college basketball. For Duke to get to the Final 4, Jon Scheyer was going to have to match up with some Hall of Famers. How would he handle it in a tight game? Well, if the Sweet 16 was any indication – …

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We all know college athletics is more big business than sport these days. Players move, coaches move, and there is gazillions of dollars running around everywhere. That said, it takes a special kind of person in college athletics to be truly universally loathed, and now two of the most loathed are at the same school. …

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ACC Prescription asks which ACC Football teams are under the most pressure going into Spring Practice. TarHeelBlog writes an appreciation thread for fired men’s basketball coach Hubert Davis.  DukeBasketballReport takes a look at Duke’s Sweet 16 matchup with St. Johns.  FromtheRumbleSeat takes a look at what Georgia Tech men’s basketball will look like with new …

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Hubert Davis is done at UNC. I thought he’d get one more year, but UNC was ready to move on. Breaking: Hubert Davis will not return as North Carolina’s men’s basketball head coach, sources tell @PeteThamel and @JeffBorzello. He spent the last five years leading the Tar Heels as head coach. pic.twitter.com/aH1rxwammu — ESPN (@espn) …

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NIL is widely considered the reason for the lack Cinderella’s in the last 2 NCAA Men’s tournaments. I have found that to be an incomplete reason for what we are seeing. @CBB_Central Kevin Sweeney does an excellent job diving into this topic in detail. Todd Golden made an interesting point to me on the lack …

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