Rich Harris and Drew Barton, along with special guest Tyon Grant-Foster, cover everything you need to know for the final weekend of the regular season and the beginning of March Madness. Topics include injury updates, the latest bracket projections, a special Stock Report (The Player of the Year Candidates Edition), and picks for the early conference tournaments and season finale games.
Grant-Foster is the star of Grand Canyon Lopes (26-4) and a POY candidate in the Western Athletic Conference. He currently leads the WAC in scoring (19.4 PPG), PER (23.8), win shares (5.0), and P/M (5.7). The 6-foot-7 wing also ranks in the top 10 of the conference for SPG (1.6), BPG (1.3), FG% (44.6), FT% (78.2), offensive rating (116.4), and defensive rating (95.2).
CHAPTERS:
1. College Hoops Notebook (1:10)
- Wrapping up the WCC Regular Season
- Princeton Takes Control of the Ivy League
- Injury News and Other Notable Developments
- Bracketology Updates
2. Tyon Grant-Foster Interview (1:11:14)
3. Draft Stock Report — The POY Edition (1:30:45)
- ACC: Kyle Filipowski (Duke), Jared McCain (Duke), RJ Davis (UNC) & PJ Hall (Clemson)
- Big 12: Hunter Dickinson (Kansas) & Jamal Shead (Houston)
- Big East: Baylor Scheierman (Creighton), Tristen Newton (UConn), Devin Carter (Providence), Tyler Kolek (Marquette) & Ryan Kalkbrenner (Creighton)
- Big Ten: Zach Edey (Purdue), Kel'el Ware (Indiana), Braden Smith (Purdue), Coleman Hawkins (Illinois) & Marcus Domask (Illinois)
- Mountain West: Jaedon LeDee (SDSU), Isaiah Stevens (Colorado State), Great Osobor (Utah State), Tyson Degenhart (Boise State) & Nique Clifford (Colorado State)
- Pac-12: KJ Simpson (Colorado) & Caleb Love (Arizona)
- SEC: Dalton Knecht (Tennessee), Mark Sears (Alabama) & Johni Broome (Auburn)
- A-10: DaRon Holmes (Dayton) & Max Shulga (VCU)
- A-Sun: Isaiah Cozart (Eastern Kentucky) & Chaz Lanier (North Florida)
- American: Kasean Pryor (South Florida), Johnell Davis (FAU) & David Jones (Memphis)
- Big Sky: Dillon Jones (Weber State), Saint Thomas (Northern Colorado) & Cedric Coward (Eastern Washington)
- Big South: Drew Pember (UNC Asheville)
- Big West: Ajay Mitchell (UC Santa Barbara)
- CAA: Tyler Thomas (Hofstra), Darlinstone Dubar (Hofstra) & Amari Williams (Drexel)
- C-USA: Isaiah Crawford (Louisiana Tech)
- Horizon: Trey Townsend (Oakland) & Tristan Enaruna (Cleveland State)
- Ivy: Caden Pierce (Princeton), Xaivian Lee (Princeton) & Danny Wolf (Yale)
- MAC: Enrique Freeman (Akron)
- MVC: Tucker DeVries (Drake) & Robbie Avila (Indiana State)
- OVC: Riley Minix (Morehead State)
- Sun Belt: Tre'von Spillers (Appalachian State) & Terrence Edwards Jr. (James Madison)
- WAC: Tyon Grant-Foster (Grand Canyon)
- WCC: Graham Ike (Gonzaga), Augustas Marciulionis (Saint Mary's), Jonathan Mogbo (USF) & Anton Watson (Gonzaga)
4. Picks of the Week (2:51:45)
- ASUN, Big Sky, Big South, CAA, Horizon, MVC, NEC, OVC, Patriot, SoCon, Southland, Summit, Sun Belt & WCC Championships
- Top Games on Saturday, March 9, 2024
- Top Games on Sunday March 10, 2024
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