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The College Basketball Experience (@TCEonSGPN) of the Sports Gambling Podcast Network give out their College Basketball Crown Picks. On the show Colby Dant (@TheColbyD), Ryan McIntyre (@Moneyline_Mac), and Noah Bieniek (@NoahB77_) give out their Betting Preview for the College Basketball Crown Tournament.
Colby recaps being at a Duke bar in Durham for the UConn game. Then they note the transfer portal buzz, and run through major coaching news: LSU brings back Will Wade amid controversy over timing with NC State; NC State hires Justin Gainey; Luke Murray (Bill Murray’s son) becomes Boston College coach; Butler hires Ronald Nored; Utah State hires longtime Northern Iowa coach Ben Jacobson; John Groce leaves Akron for Charleston and Akron promotes Dustin Ford; St. Bonaventure hires Mike McDonald; Pepperdine hires Griff Aldridge; Mo Williams leaves Jackson State for Kentucky; Tony Matlock joins Memphis; and Rick Croy leaves Cal Baptist for Arizona State.
Noah joins and they then preview and pick the eight-team College Basketball Crown tournament in Las Vegas and the NIT Final Four at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
00:00 Intro
01:08 Duke Bar Story
03:52 Portal Madness And Agenda
06:15 Will Wade Returns To LSU
11:08 NC State Hires Justin Gainey
15:27 Luke Murray To Boston College
18:05 Butler Hires Ronald Nored
24:36 Utah State Lands Ben Jacobson
32:03 Charleston Gets John Groce
36:07 Akron Promotes Dustin Ford
37:50 St Bonaventure Picks MacDonald
40:51 Pepperdine Hires Griff Aldridge
42:38 Mo Williams Heads To Kentucky
47:02 SWAC MEAC Money Talk
52:30 Crown Futures And Portal
01:01:58 Crown Game Picks
01:13:40 New Mexico vs Tulsa
01:17:47 Illinois State vs Auburn
01:20:21 And we are outta here
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1 hour 25 minutes.