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Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to review The Scheme, the Christian Dawkins documentary, and to talk about some other random college basketball nonsense before getting into a ranking of the best coaching rants in the history of college basketball. To listen to the rants, click the links below:John Chaney vs. Jim CalhounJim Calhoun vs. Ryan GomesJim Calhoun, not a dime backBarry Hinson, my wifeTaurean Prince on reboundingDennis Clifford on going out to eatDan D'antoni on analyticsMick Cronin, Cincinnati tryoutsBob Knight's magic lampJim Boeheim not 10 gamesPat Knight hates seniorsKevin Borseth loses his mind

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through one of the best and most memorable national title games from the last 25 years, as UConn shocked the world and knocked off Duke in the final of the 1999 NCAA tournament.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through Billy Gillispie's return to Division I college basketball. They also talk through the best moments in the history of the second weekend of the NCAA tournament, before heading into another #ReagsRanks, with the top five Ke$ha songs.

The Run It Back series returns as Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan rewatch, relive and review Kansas State's thrilling, double-overtime win over Xavier in the 2010 Sweet 16. From the incredible shots to the endless Gusgasms to the absurd amount of coaching talent on the two benches, the duo covers it all.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through their preseason top 25, where the top two teams in the Big East find themselves at the top of the rankings. Where is Kentucky? Where is Duke? Can we trust Kansas with Marcus Garrett at the point? After that, Rob and Bob get into the college basketball All-Fat Guy team before talking through the best characters in The Office.

We are unveiling a new series on College Basketball Talk today in which Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan rewatch, review and break down the NCAA Tournament's greatest games. Up first: The 2016 national title game, one of the greatest tournament games of all time.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan talk through the stresses of social distancing, the hiring of Rick Pitino and why this year's coaching carousel is not what we thought it would be.

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The NCAA tournament will be played without fans. The conference tournaments will be played without fans. Fred Hoiberg got sick on the bench. Rudy Gobert tested positive for coronavirus and the NCAA shut down their season. What's next? Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan try to figure out what happens after the weirdest day in college basketball in a long, long time.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to walk through another Monday Overreactions podcast, and it's very simple today: Saturday was the best day of college basketball that we have seen this season. From the buzzer-beaters to the tickets that were punched to the wild comebacks to Archie Miller and Greg Anthony losing their minds, it was non-stop action and talking points. We touch on every single one of them in this podcast.

In between serious conversations about a beautiful moment at Vermont and a deep dive into the reasons behind the number of black head coaches at the high-major level dwindling, Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan talk through whether or not it's time to be worried about Kentucky and the frustration involved for teams like East Tennessee State and Stephen F. Austin at their inability to get involved in the bubble discussion. This was a fun one to record.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back for another edition of the Monday Overreactions podcast. They debate whether or not Michigan State is back, if Maryland was ever worthy of the hype, if Shaka Smart is still going to get fired for the guy he just beat and whether or not this season is the best coaching job of Tony Bennett's career.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through what has been a fun week in college basketball, from Florida State's win over Louisville to Maryland's win over Minnesota to Duke's loss at Wake Forest. They also dive into the Player of the Year race and take a look at the weekend's biggest games.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back after a wild weekend in college basketball that saw three of the top four teams in the country lose on Saturday. They are here to talk through whether or not Kansas is actually a great team while explaining why you should (or should not) be concerned about San Diego State and Gonzaga after they lost to UNLV and BYU, respectively. Reags also tries to justify going full fanboy and taking and posting two pictures with Bill Raftery.

Bobby Reagan is back as he and Rob Dauster breaking down the biggest stories in college basketball from this week, including the potential that John Beilein will return to the collegiate ranks, the changes that seems to be coming to the transfer rules and the Best Bets of the weekend.

Rob Dauster was joined, once again, by the indefatigable Brian Snow of 24/7 Sports for the fifth annual Why Your Team Sucks podcast. If you can't figure it out, we talk through every one of the good teams in college basketball are not, in fact, good and why they do, actually, suck. In order:Baylor (open)Gonzaga (5:00)Kansas (10:30)SDSU (16:30)Dayton (20:00)Duke (26:15)Michigan State (32:00)Maryland (36:18)Kentucky (42:20)Louisville (48:00)Villanova (52:05)Auburn (56:00)Oregon (58:40)Penn State or Florida State? (1:02:00)Which Big East team do we trust? (1:05:00)Michigan or Texas Tech? (1:08:00)

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back with another edition of the Monday Overreactions podcast. They talk through the struggles of Louisville and Seton Hall, they dive into Patrick Ewing's coaching trajectory and Dauster puts Reags in a bodybag for believing that Maryland isn't actually one of college basketball's best teams.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back for your mid-week catchup. They start by diving into the Player of the Year race, which is down to just two players, before taking a look at the debate surrounding whether or not there are any great teams in college hoops this year and tie it all together by diving into Jordan Nwora and Louisville and why the former keeps the latter from the Great Teams Debate. And, of course, your degen fix comes in at the end with a look at this weekend's Best Bets.

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back for another Monday Overreactions podcast, as they talk through Bob Knight's returns to Indiana, Duke's thrilling and insane win over North Carolina, the insanity of the Pac-12 title race, the absurdity of writing off Mick Cronin six weeks into his UCLA career, LSU-Auburn, Maryland-Illinois, Seton Hall-Villanova and everything else that made this the best weekend of college basketball we've had this season. Let's dive in!

Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to talk through what has been a fun week in college hoops, starting with the Big East's craziness and ending with a long look at the Big Ten. In between, they talk through why Chris Mack's success at Louisville is somewhat underrated and they end the show with a deep dive into the Best Bets of the weekend.