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    March Madness Recap Even Though Our Brains Are Leaking Out Of Our Ears

    en-usMarch 22, 2021

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    • Embrace the chaos of the NCAA basketball tournamentDespite sacrificing sleep and comfort, listeners should enjoy the NCAA basketball tournament's unpredictability and excitement. Quality sleep is crucial for athletes, especially during the draft process, and the Sleep Number smart bed can help ensure restful nights.

      The speaker, who was deeply engrossed in the NCAA basketball tournament, encourages listeners to embrace the chaos and enjoy the experience, even if it means sacrificing sleep and comfort. He emphasizes that everyone is in the same situation, and the shows they are producing are tailored to match the mood of the listeners. The speaker also mentions the importance of quality sleep for athletes, especially those entering the NFL draft, and promotes the Sleep Number smart bed as a solution. Additionally, he announces a Father's Day collection from g4 and encourages listeners to check it out for golf-related gifts. Despite the long hours spent watching basketball and the physical discomfort, the speaker expresses his love for the tournament and looks forward to breaking down the games region by region on the podcast.

    • Underdogs shocking the South region in NCAA basketball15-seed Oral Roberts stunned Ohio State, highlighting March Madness' unpredictability and excitement

      The South region of the NCAA basketball tournament is known for its upsets, specifically the underdog story of mid-seeded teams defeating higher-ranked teams. Oral Roberts, a 15-seeded team, is a prime example of this phenomenon, having stunned Ohio State and advanced to the Sweet 16. The name of the school, Oral Roberts, adds an extra layer of humor and intrigue to the story, making it a topic of ongoing debate and banter among fans. The loss to Oral Roberts would be particularly significant and memorable for Ohio State fans, as it is a common source of taunting from other rival schools and their fans. The Ohio State-Oral Roberts matchup is a testament to the unpredictability and excitement of March Madness, where lower-ranked teams can defy expectations and leave lasting impressions.

    • Unexpected NCAA basketball tournament performancesLower conference teams can surprise higher seeds and March Madness brings unpredictability and excitement

      The 2021 NCAA basketball tournament brought unexpected matchups and surprising performances. Oral Roberts, a team from a lower conference, showed their potential in December with wins against higher-seeded teams, previewing their eventual Sweet 16 appearance. On the other hand, Wisconsin, a favorite in the tournament, put on a dominant display against UNC, only to be outmatched by Baylor in the following round. These unexpected outcomes demonstrate the unpredictability of college basketball and the excitement that comes with it. Additionally, the conversation highlighted the fun and camaraderie that comes with participating in a March Madness pool. Despite the disappointing loss, the hosts looked forward to supporting their chosen charities and continuing the tradition.

    • Disappointment in Overlooking Underdog Teams' PotentialBaylor's unexpected defensive standouts, Villanova's resilience, and the NCAA tournament's unpredictability brought excitement and memorable moments.

      The 2021 NCAA basketball tournament has been full of surprises and impressive performances, especially from underdog teams like Baylor. The speaker expressed disappointment in not giving Baylor enough respect due to their COVID-related struggles earlier in the season. Baylor's guards, led by Matthew Mayer with his distinctive mullet, have stood out defensively. Another unexpected team making waves is Villanova, who were overlooked despite challenges but proved their worth with Jay Wright's coaching leading them to the Sweet 16. A notable change in the tournament this year is coaches not wearing suits as often, which the speaker finds uncomfortable for certain coaches like Jay Wright and Tony Bennett. Overall, the NCAA tournament has delivered excitement and unexpected outcomes, making it a memorable event.

    • College Basketball Coaches' Suit Tradition: Mean Joe Greene and North Texas Mean GreenJoe Greene's aggressive playstyle and North Texas Mean Green's name led to the tradition of college basketball coaches wearing suits during games, but Bill Self bucked the trend with polo shirts.

      College basketball coaches, such as Coach K and Jay Wright, are often associated with wearing suits during games. This tradition started with Joe Greene, who earned the nickname "Mean Joe Greene" due to his aggressive playstyle and the name of his college team, North Texas Mean Green. The team's name predates Joe Greene and was not named after him, but the association stuck. Meanwhile, Bill Self is an exception to this trend and is often seen wearing a polo shirt instead. The discussion also touched on the topic of burner accounts and the potential harm they can cause, particularly when used to threaten individuals, even if it is done in jest. It's important to remember that these are young athletes and such behavior is unacceptable. Additionally, the discussion included a shout-out to North Texas Mean Green and their unique mascot, Scrappy the Eagle.

    • Unexpected upsets and impressive performances in NCAA basketball tournamentThe NCAA basketball tournament brought unexpected upsets, impressive performances, and unpredictability, with Loyola Chicago's teamwork and resilience standing out.

      The opening weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament brought some unexpected upsets and impressive performances. The coincidental connection between a player's name and team color led to a memorable moment, but the scheduling of the games made it easier to follow. However, the confusion of the brackets and the unpredictability of the tournament left some pundits, including the speaker, feeling overwhelmed. Despite the excitement, there were some criticisms, such as the seemingly unfair match-up between Louisville and Illinois, and the perceived overshadowing of the players by Sister Jean, the team chaplain of Loyola Chicago. The speaker also shared his admiration for the teamwork and resilience of Loyola Chicago, and warned against underestimating them. Overall, the tournament demonstrated the unpredictability and excitement of college basketball, with unexpected twists and turns along the way.

    • Sister Jean, the 98-year-old Loyola Chicago chaplain and basketball team superfan, has become an iconic figure in the NCAA tournamentThe 98-year-old Sister Jean, Loyola Chicago's chaplain and basketball team superfan, has captured the nation's attention with her efficient cheering style and the team's unexpected success in the NCAA tournament

      Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the 98-year-old chaplain and superfan of Loyola Chicago Ramblers basketball team, has become an iconic figure in the NCAA tournament. Fans have renamed the team "Sister Jean's Ramblers" or simply "Sister Jean," and her image and story have captivated the nation. Her efficient and unique cheering style, coupled with the team's impressive performances, has made her a beloved and recognizable figure. Additionally, Loyola Chicago's star player, Cameron Krutwig, has been compared to basketball greats, leading to some confusion on social media. The team's unexpected success, especially after Illinois' disappointing loss, has shown that underdogs can defy expectations and make a significant impact in the tournament.

    • Challenges of the Syracuse zone defenseThe Syracuse zone defense discourages mid-range jump shots, leaving many players without practice and making it a tough shot to execute. Buddy Boeheim's exceptional shooting abilities, especially from beyond the arc, have stood out in the tournament, solidifying his potential as a top NBA draft pick.

      The Syracuse zone defense, which has been a staple in college basketball for decades, continues to be a challenging obstacle for teams despite being well-known. The zone discourages mid-range jump shots, leaving many players without practice in taking this shot, making it a tough shot to execute. Meanwhile, Buddy Boeheim of Syracuse has been impressing basketball fans with his exceptional shooting abilities, particularly from beyond the arc, and his performance in the tournament solidified his potential as a top NBA draft pick. Despite the challenges posed by the zone and the dominance of Buddy Boeheim, the excitement and unpredictability of college basketball keep fans engaged and looking forward to each game.

    • Coaches' Mask Usage and Team Performance in NCAA TournamentSome coaches were criticized for improper mask usage during the NCAA tournament, but it's uncertain if this impacted their teams' performance. Referees who tested positive for COVID-19 officiated games, raising concerns about potential transmission. The focus on COVID-19 in sports commentary is a valid way to engage with the games.

      During the NCAA tournament, some coaches, including Brad Underwood, Bob Huggins, and Chris Beard, were criticized for not wearing masks properly during games. Pat Forte, a sports journalist, made a connection between this and their teams' losses, though it's unclear if there's a causal relationship. Meanwhile, referee Roger Ayers, who tested positive for COVID-19, officiated several games, raising questions about potential transmission. Some sports journalists have been criticized for focusing too much on COVID-19 in their commentary, but it's important to remember that enjoying sports and analyzing other aspects of the game are valid ways to engage with it. In the end, Rutgers lost a heartbreaking game against Houston, and while they may feel disappointed, they should be proud of their performance. Houston, on the other hand, has a reputation for being an unlikable team, with coach Kelvin Sampson having a history of questionable recruiting practices. Despite this, their football team and coach Dana Holgorsen are widely respected.

    • Improving Houston Rockets' Image through Nostalgia and State PrideThe Houston Rockets can enhance their image by embracing past successes, focusing on exciting plays, and emphasizing their Texas roots to change negative perceptions.

      Image and perception play a significant role in how fans and media perceive sports teams. Houston's basketball team, despite being consistently good, faces negative perceptions due to their image problem. To improve their image, they could adopt a nostalgic approach, such as embracing their past successes and focusing on exciting plays like dunks. Additionally, representing their state more prominently could help change perceptions. Houston's lack of recognition as a Texas powerhouse contributes to their unfavorable image. By addressing these issues, Houston could transform their reputation and be loved by fans instead of being perceived as a villainous team.

    • Spring Fitness with Peloton and March MadnessSpring is ideal for enhancing fitness with Peloton's diverse workout classes. During March Madness, Jake Marsh displayed intense focus and negative behavior while betting, but his passion for basketball remained evident.

      Spring is an excellent time to boost your fitness routine with Peloton's challenging workouts. Peloton offers a variety of classes, from boot camps and full body strength to boxing and marathon training, designed to help you improve and push beyond your limits. Meanwhile, during March Madness, Jake Marsh showed a different side, becoming intensely focused and negative when betting on games. Despite his pessimistic demeanor during the games, Jake's pure love for sports, especially basketball, shines through. In the world of sports, success at the team level can impact individual teams, as the financial gains from successful performances can influence seeding and opportunities in post-season tournaments.

    • Nostalgia and Underdog Stories Drive Speaker's Sports FandomThe speaker's sports fandom is fueled by nostalgia, a love for underdog teams, and appreciation for individual player stories.

      The speaker's sports fandom, particularly for the NFC East in football and Ohio State in basketball, is deeply rooted in nostalgia and a desire to see underdog teams succeed, even if it means going against his own team's interests. He acknowledges the difference between college and professional sports but still finds enjoyment in rooting for unexpected outcomes. The speaker also appreciates the stories behind individual players, such as Jason Preston, and finds inspiration in their perseverance and dedication to their craft. Overall, the speaker's sports fandom is driven by a combination of nostalgia, underdog mentality, and appreciation for individual player stories.

    • Unexpected stories and standout players in March MadnessJason Preston, a junior from Ohio, has become a fan favorite despite Ohio's loss, while Oregon State and the Groves brothers from Eastern Washington have made memorable runs in the tournament

      The NCAA basketball tournament, also known as March Madness, is full of unexpected stories and standout players. Jim Nantz, a commentator, expressed his excitement about a junior player, Jason Preston, from Ohio who could potentially lead his team, Oregon State, to victory. Preston, who is not eligible for awards, is a vlogger and has become a fan favorite due to his skills and determination. Although Ohio lost, Oregon State has emerged as the hottest team in the tournament. Another team that almost made it to the final four was the Groves brothers from Eastern Washington. Despite their impressive performance against Kansas, they were not twins, which some fans believed would have made their story even more compelling. The idea of twin players switching out during games was suggested as a potential solution for teams facing challenges. Overall, March Madness is a time for unexpected stories, emotional moments, and memorable performances.

    • Unexpected upsets and emotional moments in the 2021 March Madness tournamentUnderdog teams showed determination, mental preparation and quick decision-making were crucial, NCAA scheduling added to the excitement, and unexpected endorsements added a lighter moment to the intense tournament

      The 2021 March Madness tournament was filled with unexpected upsets and emotional moments for the young athletes involved. The underdog teams, like Oregon State, showed determination and resilience, leaving some commentators in awe. The tournament also highlighted the importance of mental preparation and quick decision-making, as some commentators found themselves unexpectedly rooting for the teams they had previously criticized. Additionally, the NCAA's scheduling decisions, such as having blue-blood teams play in the first round, added to the excitement of the tournament. However, the unconventional schedule caused some inconvenience for those with regular jobs and travel plans. A lighter moment came in the form of a product endorsement for Roman Swipes, a clinically proven solution for men looking to last longer during intimate moments. The commentator shared his belief in the product's effectiveness and ease of use, encouraging listeners to check it out. Despite some criticisms of referee calls and playing styles, the overall sentiment was one of appreciation for the intensity and unpredictability of the tournament. Tom Izzo's passionate reactions to the game added to the excitement, earning him the nickname "Izzo Ball." In the end, March Madness proved to be a rollercoaster of emotions, upsets, and unexpected twists, leaving fans and commentators alike eagerly anticipating next year's tournament.

    • Unexpected twists and turns in 2023 college basketball tournamentHerpes outbreak, underdog performance, and unexpected upsets marked the 2023 college basketball tournament, showcasing the unpredictability of the sport.

      The 2023 college basketball tournament was filled with unexpected twists and turns, including a notable herpes outbreak during a game and an impressive performance from underdog team Abilene Christian. The drama and tension were palpable, even as the quality of play did not quite match that of the NBA. Shaka Smart's Texas team made headlines for turning the ball over an impressive 23 times, while the Big East, which had been touted as a powerhouse, faced unexpected challenges from teams like Colorado and LSU. Despite rooting against them due to warning signs, many were caught off guard by Georgetown's defeat. Overall, the tournament proved that anything can happen in the world of college basketball.

    • Speakers admit to lack of expertise, engage in joking banterDespite presenting as knowledgeable on sports media, the speakers acknowledge their limitations and use humor to deflect criticism and engage with their audience.

      Despite coming across as knowledgeable and opinionated on sports media, the speakers acknowledge their lack of expertise and often engage in joking banter. This was evident when they found themselves at the top of a list of "sports media experts" who picked Yukon for the NCAA tournament. They also shared an exchange with a Twitter user who accused them of defaming coach Rick Pitino, which they handled with humor. The speakers also expressed admiration for Rick Pitino's coaching career, but joked about transferring their "stalker" to someone else. They also revealed that Billy, not they, had previously said nice things about Rick Pitino. Overall, the conversation demonstrated a lighthearted and self-deprecating approach to sports media analysis.

    • Billy's Twitter Poll Leads Him to Stay Drunk at CollegeSocial media can influence decisions, even leading individuals to make unwise choices, and college spring break can be chaotic with fights and nudity.

      Billy made a decision to stay at college and get drunk instead of going home based on a poll he conducted on Twitter. The listeners bear some responsibility for his state as they encouraged him to stay. Meanwhile, Rick Pitino, the coach of Iona, continues to make headlines in college basketball, and the Cash App is back with Bitcoin trading features. However, the conversation took an unexpected turn when they discussed the chaos of spring break, which included violent fights and even a naked person. Despite the craziness, the cameraman managed to capture it all.

    • Celebrities using social media for charityCelebrities can leverage their large social media followings to significantly boost fundraising efforts for causes they care about, as demonstrated by Kylie Jenner's successful GoFundMe campaign for her hairstylist's surgery.

      Celebrities, like Kylie Jenner, can use their large social media followings to significantly boost fundraising efforts for causes close to their hearts. In this instance, Jenner helped raise over $65,000 for her hairstylist's surgery through a GoFundMe campaign and her own donation. This not only demonstrates Jenner's generosity but also the power of social media in raising awareness and funds for important causes. Additionally, the discussion highlighted the trend of upsets in college basketball tournaments, with a record-breaking 11 teams seeded five or more spots lower than their opponents already having occurred in the 2023 tournament. The conversation also touched upon the dedication of certain sports fans, with one listener sharing his personal experience of carrying a bag during his shoulder surgery recovery and still using it for travel years later. Lastly, the discussion showcased the enthusiasm and camaraderie among sports fans, with various topics ranging from college basketball upsets to celebrity philanthropy and personal anecdotes.

    • Discussing Big 10 teams in college basketball and potential cartelsA speaker joked about potential cartels in Big 10 teams and discussed several teams, including Rutgers, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Maryland, Iowa, Gonzaga, Loyola, Alabama, Arkansas, and Oregon State, that could make it to the college basketball tournament.

      During a recent stream discussion, the topic of the Chicago Cubs and their business practices came up. The speaker joked about the possibility of the team being involved with cartels for financial gain. While this was presented in a humorous context, it sparked a conversation about which Big 10 teams could still make it in the college basketball tournament. The speaker listed several teams, including Rutgers, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Maryland, Iowa, Gonzaga, Loyola, Alabama, Arkansas, and Oregon State. Each team was connected to the Big 10 in some way. The speaker also made a prediction for One Shining Moment, a segment that highlights memorable moments from the NCAA tournament, and shared his personal picks for what might be included. Overall, the conversation showcased the excitement and anticipation surrounding college basketball and the ongoing tournament.

    • Celebrating Memorable Moments in March MadnessAppreciate unique moments beyond the final score in March Madness, from iconic dunks to memes and diverse team highlights.

      The NCAA basketball tournament, also known as March Madness, is full of memorable moments that go beyond just the score. From bloody noses and memes to iconic dunks and historic wins, these moments capture the excitement and passion of the game. The discussion also highlighted the importance of recognizing and celebrating these moments, even if the team doesn't win the tournament. The meme of Tony Soprano was mentioned as an example of a memorable moment outside of the game itself. The conversation also touched on the idea that the NCAA tournament tries to include a diverse range of moments and teams in their highlights, not just the winners. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of appreciating the unique and memorable moments in sports, beyond just the final score.

    • Blake Griffin's Basketball Return and Exciting MomentsBlake Griffin made a long-awaited return to basketball, scoring his first points and dunking after a 19-game absence. Fans and analysts praised his performance, acknowledging his dunking ability but also recognizing the importance of the whole game.

      Blake Griffin made a significant return to basketball after a long absence, marked by his first dunk and points in 19 games. The excitement around his performance was palpable, with many acknowledging his dunking ability but also recognizing that it was just part of the game. The number 8, 99, 28, 18, 69, and 60 were mentioned, but their significance remains unclear. A fun fact was shared about parrots, which are known for their selfless behavior towards each other. Overall, the discussion revolved around the excitement of sports and the anticipation of seeing a beloved player back in action.

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    NCAA Tournament Quick Hitters: Kansas State

    NCAA Tournament Quick Hitters: Kansas State

    Kansas State is one of the best defensive teams but spotty offensively. They stay in games with their defense and have future NBA talent in Dean Wade and Xavier Sneed. Barry Brown is a veteran with over 1,700 points in his career, so K-State is tournament ready.

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    NCAA Tournament Quick Hitters: Central Florida

    NCAA Tournament Quick Hitters: Central Florida

    Central Florida is coached by former Duke star Johnny Dawkins and they feature 7-6 center Tacko Fall, who is a defensive force in the paint and the leading field goal shooter in the country. He has an 8 foot wide wing span and is the tallest players in college basketball or the NBA.

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