Bucky is back in studio and the show is all here together for the 1st time in a long time!
Tournament brackets are here and there’s really only one controversy- a lot of experts are asking how in the hell UNC made it into the field?
Is this just an example of the committee favoring a blue blood? Is it worth getting worked up over? There are 68 teams, who cares!
:30- Why does all the news seem to happen on a Friday? Cooper Kupp is returning home to Washington after signing with the Seahawks on Friday and now we can actually talk about it!
The pairing of Kupp and JSN seems to be a smart response to moving on from DK and could be just the answer the Seahawks are looking for.
Injuries seem to be the one big concern, but if Kupp and the Seahawks can manage that, Kupp will be a great addition.
The offense is going to look different, there’s no question about it.
:45- Coach Bucky is here!
- Is it fair that JJ Spaun had to play Rory in a playoff on St Paddy’s Day?
- Thoughts on Jurangelo Cintje
- What’s Coach Bucky’s favorite Irish tradition?
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