College Basketball Contender or Pretender plus PAC-12 Hoops Hierarchy w/ Matt Muehlebach

Leif Thulin's College Hoops Mailbag Episode

Leif Thulin responds to numerous sent in questions and discusses the hierarchy of the different conferences, tournament hopes for Utah, BYU and Utah State. He also breaks down why the BIG 12 is overrated and who are the true contenders and which teams truly can say they are All Time good of the recent champions.

College Basketball Contender or Pretender plus PAC-12 Hoops Hierarchy w/ Matt Muehlebach

Leif Thulin and PAC-12 Network analyst and Former Arizona Wildcat baller, Matt Muehlebach discuss why certain teams can or cannot compete to win it all. They also discuss the landscape of PAC-12 Basketball, answering how many teams will make it into the big dance and more. Check it out for great college basketball analysis and discussion.

Leif Thulin's College Basketball Season Primer

Leif Thulin gives in depth breakdowns of the top teams in college hoops and lends insight as to what are the biggest questions for those top teams. Leif breaks down his top 40 teams, with roster analysis, expectations and takes a stab at predicting the Final 4. Enjoy and be on the lookout for more college hoops content from Leif throughout the season including podcasts, game previews and some transcribed tidbits being housed somewhere very cool I will reveal soon.

Contenders or Pretenders entering Conference Tournaments w/ Mark Cundiff

Leif Thulin and Mark Cundiff break down who can contend to cut down the nets, labeling teams contenders or pretenders, and explaining why. Enjoy!

Big 10 Basketball Overview and Prognostications for Madness w/ Will Trubshaw

Leif Thulin (@LeifThulin) and Will Trubshaw (@wftrubshawpxp) explore the basketball being played in the heartland. Leif and Will discuss the identity of BIG 10 basketball, who carries the flag for the conference, project the final conference standings and lastly, what makes up a good March Madness run for the Conference/ who can advance the furthest in the Big Dance.