In this episode of Straight Shooters, we dive deep into the Final Four matchups, featuring Auburn vs. Florida and Duke vs. Houston. We break down what makes each of these powerhouse teams a contender and explores the key factors that will determine the outcome for each 1-seed. From standout players to team strategies, we analyze it all.

We also take a step back to reflect on the biggest storylines from the Sweet 16 and Elite 8, discussing the moments that shaped this tournament's journey. The conversation then shifts to the rapidly changing landscape of college basketball, including the impact of the transfer portal so far and the ongoing coaching carousel.

As we close out the episode, we offer our bold predictions for the Final Four and give our insights on who might be walking away as the national champion. Don’t miss this packed episode filled with expert analysis, heated debates, and plenty of basketball talk!

In this episode of Straight Shooters, the crew dives into the thrilling chaos of the first weekend of March Madness, breaking down the biggest upsets, buzzer-beaters, and standout performances that shook the tournament.

They also look ahead to the Sweet 16, discussing key matchups, potential upsets, and what to expect as the road to the Final Four intensifies. Expect insights on standout players, strategies, and what teams are poised to make a deep run. Whether you're looking for analysis or just want to relive the madness, this episode has it all!

In this episode of Straight Shooters, the crew dives deep into the 2025 NCAA Tournament bracket on the road to San Antonio. They tackle the controversial decision to leave West Virginia out of the tournament and break down their thoughts on each region. The Straight Shooters analyze which #1 seeds might have the most flaws and highlight their trendy upset picks for the first round. Plus, the team calls out the "Idiots of the Week" from Championship Week and offers their bold Final Four and championship predictions. Tune in for expert analysis, some hot takes, and plenty of March Madness excitement!

Live from New York the Straight Shooters breakdown the final week of the regular season. They dive into the conference tournaments that are set to get going in the week ahead. Tune in as we are a week from Selection Sunday.

In this episode of The Straight Shooters, we break down all the hottest topics as the college basketball regular season winds down. With just one week left, we debate who holds the edge between Auburn and Duke for the title of the best team, analyze the disastrous bubble teams fighting for tournament spots, and dive deep into the latest trends, surprises, and storylines you need to know heading into March Madness. Tune in for all the insights, analysis, and hot takes you won't want to miss!

In this episode of The Straight Shooters, we’re joined by Hunter Sansom, also known as The NKY Bracket Guy, a well-respected bracketologist. Hunter takes us behind the scenes of bracketology, sharing how he got started, the metrics he uses to evaluate teams, and his approach to predicting the NCAA Tournament. We dive deep into the latest news in college basketball, including Utah's shocking coaching change and the controversy surrounding it. Plus, we have some fun with our "Idiots of the Week" segment and much more! Tune in for insightful analysis and plenty of hoops talk!

In this episode the Straight Shooters discuss their Pretenders vs Contenders in College Basketball. They break down the past week in CBB including a #1 vs #2 matchup in the form of Auburn and Alabama. They talk about the disaster class in Illinois this weekend as the main Idiot of the Week and so much more.

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If you have been watching been watching football all year, and are just now tuning into college basketball the Straight Shooters have you covered.

Listen to their College Basketball 101 episode where they breakdown the top teams and story lines around the country. They dive into the top players, top freshmen, and the Power 5 Conferences.