We are headed to San Antonio for the FINAL FOUR... and it might just be the best final four in the history of the tournament. The Elite Eight was extremely profitable for us going 5-1... Now we are back with our best bets for Saturday!

Ep. 220 - March Madness Final Four

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Trevor and The Dunkin Dad are back with a brand new episode. They talk about opening day as torpedo bats are hot in the streets. they breakdown all the news with cusb, phillies, and what else is going on in baseball. They talk about the latest in the NHL as the season is coming down the final stretch. Trevor and Dunkin discus the new rules that's going on for next season in the NFL and so much more.

Episode 342: opening day with major torpedo bats, dingers,  March Madness, & more

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One shock, one brilliant Brisbane Bullets signing, Bryce Cotton looks set for Japan as Perth Wildcats scramble to replace great, March Madness Final Four, NBL team by team free agency breakdown, Warwick Senators NBL1 West preview from Cody Ellis.

Cody never thought coaching might be for him but he's now starting to change his view and it could be something he fully throws himself into at some point, and he's already helped the Warwick Senators U14s team to the National Championships.

The Brisbane Bullets coaching appointment was always likely to surprise and the announcement of Stu Lash certainly provided that, and Cody was somewhat shocked at the news, but he feels their appointment of Professor Stephen Reid as High-Performance Director is brilliant.

There was no surprise that Bryce Cotton decided to leave the Perth Wildcats but it's still significant news and Cody believes where he will end up next will be signing a lucrative deal in Japan, and there's no chance of him landing at a rival NBL club.

The changes under new ownership look to be ecxiting at the NZ Breakers and it all starts by trying to recreate what was once a winning culture where they had a great connection with New Zealand, and it no longer appears management will be hindering the team's chances of having success.

With NBL free agency now underway, we take a look at the outlook of all 10 clubs including a big off-season for the Adelaide 36ers with a lot of work to do under coach Mike Wells.

The Brisbane Bullets have a lot of pieces locked in but top-level import help for Casey Prather is the focus while the Cairns Taipans have done well to re-sign key talent including Sam Waardenburg but their import signings are also key.

The Illawarra Hawks have most of their championship team locked away and Cody does expect coach Justin Tatum to return while the team they beat, Melbourne United, look set to be undergoing some significant change to their personnel.

The NZ Breakers are changing a lot but the majority of their local personnel are locked while Flynn Cameron looks a key target and they'll be replacing all three imports likely including Tacko Fall.

The Perth Wildcats have big decisions to make on how to replace Bryce Cotton and Keanu Pinder with Kendric Davis and Josh Bannan the leading candidates while re-signing Matt Hurt has to be the focus for the South East Melbourne Phoenix.

The Sydney Kings need to be going with three imports and they'll all be new faces in NBL26 while there could also be significant change afoot at the Tasmania JackJumpers but brining back Milton Doyle should be a priority.

March Madness has got to the Final Four stage and there are all the No. 1 seeds that have made it with Cody predicting an upset with Houston beating Duke while he's sticking with Florida to join them in the NCAA Championship Game with a possible 70,000 crowd at the Alamodome.

We then wrap things up by talking about the NBL1 West season ahead for Cody Ellis at the Warwick Senators with Todd Withers back alongside him along with new signings Elijah Pepper and Mitch Clarke.

Cody also casts his eye across the rest of the competition including Terrico White, Emmett Naar and Isaac White among the arrivals while he is blown away with the talent on the women's side that could have it the strongest conference in Australia.

All made possible thanks to the support of Hoops Heaven (www.hoopsheaven.com.au) and TABtouch (www.tabtouch.com.au).

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The stage is set.. Florida vs. Houston for the national championship! It was an incredible final four with a remarkable comeback from houston. We give you our best bets for the big game!

Ep. 221 - CBB National Championship

Lynee McNally and Lance Morgan stop by the studio to talk about the latest with their casinos.

Warhorse Casino - Seg 2 - Apr 8

With March Madness in the books, we are officially on to spring. Tigers hot start, Pistons stumbling a bit heading into the NBA playoffs, and the Red Wings again falling short of making the postseason. We give our thoughts on all of those topics, as well as a Prep Spotlight look at some spring sports storylines. Also, White Lotus season 3 thoughts in Tedertainment Tonight, and the hot topic of the new Snow White Disney movie. Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod!

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3PP 355: Complete March Madness Reax, Tigers Hot Start, Prep Spotlight, Tedertainment Tonight


Whatever upsets and buzzer-beaters this NCAA men's tournament lacked in 2025, it more than delivered with a Final Four of 1 seeds to remember. Florida strings together comebacks to win the national championship. On the women's side, UConn is back on top for the first time in nearly a decade. Geno Auriemma adds even more history to his file.

Plus, Luka Doncic's return to Dallas for the first time since he was traded couldn't have gone any better for the now-Lakers star. How dangerous is the LeBron-Luke tandem in the western conference playoffs?

It's Masters week! Scottie Scheffler is out to defend his title, but is this the year Rory McIlroy completes the career slam?

And, the Albany FireWolves are right in the hunt for a playoff spot with only two games to go in the regular season. Head Coach and GM Glenn Clark joins the show ahead of Albany's final home game.

Florida & UConn Crowned, Luka's Return, Masters Week & FireWolves' Playoff Push with Glenn Clark!

The March Madness tournament is going to expand. But how big is too big. 72, 76, or 96?

More Madness - Seg 3 - May 29

Our Black student union hosted a series of “March Madness” events but instead of flexing their athletic agility, students sharpened their professional development skills. UMOJA’s inaugural month-long campaign was designed to bring students one step closer to achieving their dreams. Events Chair Arize Nwike joined us to speak about what students are taking away from the events.

Originally aired March 20th, 2025.

UMOJA embarks on a 'March Madness' campaign to bolster career readiness

The Tigers stole a game in Seattle to get back to Detroit with the ALDS tied 1-1. Can they pull the upset and advance to the ALCS? Oakland University men's basketball coach Greg Kampe joins us to talk about his long career, coaching in today's NCAA climate, and plenty more about his Golden Grizzlies! Lions move to 4-1 with a win over the Bengals, Michigan beats Wisconsin while MSU drops one vs Nebraska, and other football storylines. Take a listen and hit us up @3pointpod!

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3PP 380: Tigers ALDS Thoughts, Oakland Basketball HC Greg Kampe, Lions 4th Straight Win

We're grateful for the opportunity to talk with one of the all-time great Seahawks, Craig Ponder!

Now an assistant coach at UNCW, Ponder played a pivotal role in rebuilding the program under Coach Kevin Keatts, ultimately closing his career with a CAA championship in 2016 before pushing Duke to the wire in the NCAA Tournament. 

Since returning to Wilmington as a coach in 2020, Ponder has been on the sideline for the winningest period in UNCW basketball history, and last March, became the first Seahawk to win a title as a player and a member of the coaching staff.

A Career Worth Pondering feat. Craig Ponder

The NFL Trade Deadline has passed, and after the Lions dropped a game to the Vikings, are we at a crossroads with Detroit's season? Wolverines beat Purdue and the Spartans lost to Minnesota, but are both fan bases not feeling great about their teams? College hoops underway, World Series thoughts, some Prep Spotlight playoff updates, and a Tedertainment Tonight. All that and more, take a listen and hit us up!

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3PP 384: Lions Season at Crossroads, Different Directions for Michigan and MSU Football, Prep Spotlight, Tedertainment Tonight

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times; Charles Dickens wrote that about UNCW's performance at Kent State, supposedly. 

Uncle Bill and Brant are on this mic this week for a nuanced discussion of the Seahawks' loss in Ohio on Monday night, which saw UNCW fall behind by 22 points before getting things in gear and fighting back. 

After a no-good, very bad start, there was A LOT to like about what we saw from the mildly shorthanded Seahawks, including strong outings from Pat Wessler and Nolan Hodge, Greedy Williams' asserting himself at a critical point, and the Hawks' fortitude to fight back against a REALLY good opponent.

Then, a look ahead to Saturday night's matchup with an uptempo squad from USC Upstate, led by Karmani Gregory and Carmelo Adkins. Will this one be a little easier, or similar to last year's battle in Spartanburg?

20 Minutes Good > 15 Minutes Bad?

The vibes are high after a 2-0 week that saw the Seahawks largely dominate wins over ECU and Radford. 

This team's personality is starting to show, and damn, do we love it. They're connected in a way we haven't seen recently, and that is becoming very clear with ball movement and defensive communication. 

In all, we touch on Gavin Walsh getting comfortable in his role, Christian May finding a rhythm as a two-way player, Makoi's major leap forward, and a character-building win on the road over the Highlanders.

Plus, a look ahead to the six games at Trask Coliseum this week as Navy, Southeast Louisiana, and Gardner-Webb come to town. We close it out with a look around the CAA, where Towson got a couple of much-needed wins for the league.

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