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Ep. 242 National Championship Review: Indiana is the new king, basketball is heating up, baseball on the horizon.

50 min · 3. feb. 2026
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In this episode, Kyle and Jerry break down the national championship game. They outline all the highs and lows of both Indiana and Miami in what turned out to be a very exciting game. They document the storied rise from Indiana over Coach Cignetti's two year run there. The hosts then get into the college basketball scene to highlight the run from Texas A&M. Finally, to end the show, Jerry and Kyle preview what is on the horizon for college baseball.

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Ep. 241 National Champ Preview: Who is the team of destiny, why the portal is ruining college football, and Ole miss cries foul?

In this episode, the hosts dive into the highly anticipated national championship game between Indiana and Miami. They discuss the significance of the matchup, particularly noting that it marks the first time a national championship is being played in Miami's home stadium. The conversation shifts to the teams' performances throughout the season, with Indiana being favored by a narrow margin. The hosts analyze both teams' strengths and weaknesses, focusing on Indiana's strong defense and Miami's offensive capabilities. They express differing opinions on the potential outcomes, with predictions ranging from a close game to a decisive Indiana victory. The discussion also touches on the implications of the game for both programs and the broader landscape of college football.

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