Aaron Torres Sports Podcast

Aaron discusses a historic day in college sports as "Name, Image, Likeness" comes in - and asks the biggest questions surrounding the new NIL rules. Then he discusses Penny Hardaway's return to Memphis (and decision to hire Larry Brown) and an update on Jalen Duren's recruitment. Plus, his old friend Nick Coffey re-visits the show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron drops Monday's episode early, as he discusses Penny Hardaway NBA rumors - rumors he told you about three weeks ago. Also what does it mean for top prospect Jalen Duren? Then he breaks down the biggest NBA Draft "stay or go" decisions and the absurd NC State baseball story from the weekend Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses winners and losers from Tuesday night's NBA Draft lottery, shares a mock draft for every team in the lottery and discusses a loaded Big 12-SEC Challenge slate which was announced Wednesday. Finally his "shout out of the day" goes to ESPN's Jay Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a loaded Monday episode breaking down the NCAA's Supreme Court ruling, Aaron is back with a more traditional Aaron Torres Podcast - as he shares additional thoughts on the Supreme Court decision, why he loves the College World Series and even jumps into a wild NBA weekend, with thoughts on several recent college hoops stars Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday, but we have a special edition of the Aaron Torres Podcast, as lawyer and sports law expert Dan Lust joins the show to discuss what Monday's Supreme Court ruling means for the future of college sports. Here is a full rundown of today's show: Sports Law Expert Dan Lust explains Monday's Supreme Court ruling: After a quick introduction (2:30), Aaron welcomes in sports law expert Dan Lust for a full breakdown of what Monday's ruling means (13:30). The guys discuss what, if anything changes today (18:00) and why this doesn't directly have anything to do with "Name, Image, Likeness" rules, but kind of does. They wrap by discussing if the NCAA could've, or should've done anything different (32:00) and wonder aloud whether this will one day lead athletes being considered "employees" of the schools they play for (36:00). It was a historic day for college sports, and Dan Lust explains everything you need to know about what it means for the future of college sports. Make sure to follow Dan on Twitter @SportsLawLust. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses the John Calipari/NBA chatter and gives the only two scenarios Cal leaves Kentucky for the pros. He also talks about Chris Beard building a power at Texas and hands out his College World Series championship pick. Then he brings on recruiting guru Jake Weingarten to talk Jalen Duren, and other big recruiting topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a LOADED Monday Aaron Torres Podcast! Aaron explains why he is coming around to the idea of a 12-team College Football Playoff, what he knows about Jalen Duren's potential reclassification and why Penny Hardaway might be pursuing an NBA coaching job. Here is a full rundown of today's show: More details on the 12-team College Football Playoff proposal: Last week Aaron discussed the proposed 12-team College Football Playoff - but late last week, we got more details, and Aaron explains why the idea is growing on him (2:30). He gives five reasons why 12 might be the right number from better regular season games, to fewer opt outs and more teams and fans invested later in the season. He also shares a few concerns about the 12-team playoff as well and still wonders if eight teams is the right number for an expanded playoff. Is Jalen Duren reclassifying? Is Penny Hardaway headed to the NBA?: Next, Aaron hits on two major topics from the college hoops weekend. On last episode Aaron shared his impressions of the No. 1 high school player in America Jalen Duren and briefly talked about the potential he reclassifies (26:00). This weekend those reports picked up steam, and Aaron hits the topic from all angles. What are the chances Duren does reclassify and if so, what schools make the most sense? Finally he discusses a report from Adrian Wojnarowski (aka "Woj") that Penny Hardaway may be considering NBA jobs. Aaron tells you some intel he's heard - and explains why it's more likely than many believe (48:00). Today's episode is brought to you by ManScaped: If you're looking for a Father's Day gift, go to ManScaped.com for all the best products in the "below the waist" grooming category. Use promo code "TORRES" to get 20 percent off your purchase + free shipping worldwide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses talk of a 12-team College Football Playoff and also shares notes from his time at the Pangos All-American basketball camp. Then he brings on Arkansas baseball play-by-play voice Phil Elson to tell us what we need to know for this weekend's "Super Regionals" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a different kind of Aaron Torres Podcast, as Aaron welcomes in wildlife expert and host of Animal Planet's "Extinct or Alive" Forrest Galante. The guys discuss the show, Forrest's new book and his craziest adventures of trying to find extinct animals in the world's most dangerous countries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses how two incidents this weekend helped him understand why "Name, Image, Likeness" will be a good thing for college sports, gives you a handful of College Football Playoff betting dark horses and also describes how he came down with a severe case of college baseball fever this weekend! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As promised we've got ourselves a Friday bonus episode, as Aaron discusses Thursday's bizarre Coach K press conference, the programs who benefit most from Coach K's retirement and why Jon Scheyer seems destined to fail. Then he welcomes on Nick Coffey to discuss the retirement, state of Louisville basketball and the Dino Gaudio situation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back with an EMERGENCY POD as Coach K has announced he'll retire following the 2021-2022 season. Aaron has full reaction, goes in depth on why it happened, what it means for college hoops and what's next now that Jon Scheyer is taking over. He also discusses the shocking news that Brad Stevens has stepped down from coaching, and wonders if he'll ever return to the college game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron is back after a holiday weekend to chat about the relationship between fans and players after several incidents this week in the NBA (and recently in college football and basketball as well) and why that relationship is more complicated than many in the media give it credit for it. Then plays a game of "Where Aaron Was Right, Where Aaron Was Wrong" recapping other big stories from the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With transfer portal season basically over, Aaron updates his "Way Too Early Top 25" with Kentucky, Texas and others making big moves. Then he welcomes Auburn coach Bruce Pearl to the show to talk about a tumultuous off-season, the transfer portal and why he's excited about his 2021-2022 Tiger squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses three more players choosing professional routes over college hoops and what it means for the future of college hoops, as well as reaction to Week 1 college football point spreads being released and Tim Tebow jersey sales through the roof. Finally he gives a wild update on the situation at University of Hartford Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses the commitments of Sahvir Wheeler at Kentucky + Remy Martin at Kansas, and what they mean for each team, the latest Louisville scandal and ranks his transfer portal "winners." Then he's joined by ESPN's Dave Pasch to discuss the Pac-12's NCAA Tourney success, the NBA playoffs and share Bill Walton stories Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday, it's May, but the Aaron Torres Podcast rolls on. Aaron discusses Jaden Hardy choosing the G-League over college hoops (and why it's actually a good sign for college hoops), Bob Huggins' Hall of Fame snub and plays "Where Aaron was right, where Aaron was wrong." Jaden Hardy (2:00): Aaron opens the show by discussing five-star guard Jaden Hardy's decision to bypass college for the G-League, and why, in this particular season, only having two players choose the G-League over college hoops is a great sign for college basketball. Also, how close were Kentucky and UCLA to landing him, and why players and their parents are starting to see what Aaron has discussed for years: The value that college basketball brings for a player. Bob Huggins Hall of Fame snub (18:00): From there, Aaron transitions to Hall of Fame weekend, which also included an announcement on next year's Hall of Fame class. One person not on the list: Bob Huggins, who is eighth on college basketball's all-time wins list, and has consistently been one of the best coaches in the sport for 30 years. When you hear Huggins' resume you'll be amazed he isn't in already. Where Aaron Was Right, Where Aaron Was Wrong (30:00): Finally, Aaron plays America's favorite game "Where Aaron Was Right, Where Aaron Was Wrong" discussing Chin Coleman and Orlando Antigua's impact, Mike Woodson's surprise recruiting run, the Knicks in the playoffs and why FCS football in the spring went better than he could've possibly expected. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and we have a rip-roaring new edition of the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast. Aaron breaks down two major commitments from Wednesday - TyTy Washington to Kentucky and Patrick Baldwin to Milwaukee, and what they mean for their two schools. Then he switches to football and wonders why he wonders why everyone is so upset about Tim Tebow getting another shot in the NFL, and says RIP to a college football legend. Here is the full rundown:TyTy Washington and Patrick Baldwin commit: Aaron opens the show by discussing two major commitments, as five-stars TyTy Washington and Patrick Baldwin commit to Kentucky and UW-Milwaukee specifically. With Washington headed to Kentucky, Aaron explains why he believes the Wildcats have their missing piece, but why one other player - rumored to be ready to commit - would put the Wildcats back at the top of the sport (2:30). Then he talks about Baldwin's decision to play for his father at UW-Milwaukee, and why the best news for college hoops fans is that he didn't end up at Duke (16:00) as well as another transfer commit at Arkansas. Tim Tebow outrage + RIP Colt Brennan: Finally, Aaron wraps the show with a little football. He wonders why the world is so outraged that Tim Tebow is getting another shot in the NFL, and explains why there are plenty of examples in pro sports of players who aren't considered the "best" getting a shot over more qualified players (25:00). Finally he wraps by discussing the death of a college football legend, as Colt Brennan passed away at just 37-years-old on Monday (35:00). Today's episode is brought to you by PrizePicks:Download the PrizePicks app or visit PrizePicks.com for a chance to bet real money on daily fantasy sports. Use the promo code "TORRES" to get a 100% bonus on any deposit up to $100. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses Kentucky hoops putting together arguably the best coaching staff in the country, Jimbo vs. Saban and why Saban signing two elite players via the transfer portal should be scary for college football fans. Finally, a disappointing update as University of Hartford fights to save DI athletics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and it's time for an all new Aaron Torres Podcast! Aaron updates his "Way Too Early Top 25" after this spring's transfer portal activity and discusses what the commitment of CJ Fredrick means for Kentucky. Then, he brings on his buddy Jack Pilgrim from KSR to discuss coaching changes at UK, CJ Fredrick and if the Wildcats are ready to bounce back next season. Updated "Way Too Early Top 25" + CJ Fredrick to Kentucky: Aaron opens the show by updating his "Way Too Early Top 25" (4:30). Aaron released his Top 25 after the season, but after a spring full of transfer portal activity, thought it was time to give a quick update, on who had a successful spring and who is falling. There are several news teams who have made a leap. From there he discusses the commitment of Iowa sharpshooter CJ Fredrick to Kentucky (22:00) why the news is way bigger than people realize, and why the Wildcats are one piece away from actually being really good next season. KSR's Jack Pilgrim joins the show: Next up, Kentucky basketball insider Jack Pilgrim joins to discuss the state of the Wildcats program (36:30). The interview was done before Fredrick's commitment, but the guys still discuss this week's reported shake-up on the coaching staff (which still isn't official yet) and why it was so important for John Calipari to get this summer's coaching hires right. Also, what will the new staff bring, and will they allow Kentucky to get the swagger back of the early Calipari years? Finally, Jack gives an update as Kentucky pursues a point guard and they briefly discuss the impact Fredrick will have on the team. This is a fun, wide-ranging interview on all things Kentucky hoops that any fan will enjoy. Today's episode is brought to you by ManScaped:If you're looking for a Father's Day gift, go to ManScaped.com for all the best products in the "below the waist" grooming category. Use promo code "TORRES" to get 20 percent off your purchase + free shipping worldwide Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron wraps up the NFL Draft, discusses a decommitment from Kentucky (and what it means for the program overall) as well as Emoni Bates' decommitment at Michigan State. Finally, a fascinating - and concerning quote - from Steve Kerr on the present and future of basketball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Friday and we've got a special edition of the Aaron Torres Podcast, as Aaron recaps the entire first round of the NFL Draft. Aaron discusses all the picks from Justin Fields to Mac Jones and Trey Lance and even chats a little bit about the Aaron Rodgers situation in Green Bay. Here's a full rundown of the show: Aaron Rodgers + Justin Fields and Mac Jones: Aaron opens the show by discussing how great it was to see fans back at the draft after last year (2:00), before transitioning to the wild Aaron Rodgers news (6:30). Does Rodgers really want to be traded or just want to embarrass Green Bay and what do both sides do next? From there, Aaron talks about the big draft storylines. He explains why the Bears are now more interesting than they've been in years thanks to the Justin Fields selection (11:00) and why he believes Mac Jones and the Patriots will be a perfect fit (18:00) He wraps wondering what the heck the 49ers plan is with Trey Lance (22:30), why the Bengals would choose a wide receiver over an offensive lineman (potentially getting Joe Burrow killed in the process) (27:00) and did the Lions actually make a smart draft pick? Finally he wraps with a historic night for Bama and an embarrassing night for the Big 12 - which had zero first round picks total. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the NFL Draft set for Thursday, we have the rare Wednesday night Aaron Torres Podcast to get you ready for the big day! Aaron talks the biggest draft storylines, shares his favorite prop bets and welcomes Yahoo Sports NFL Draft expert Eric Edholm to the show. Then he discusses the insane, Mark Emmert contract extension. Here is a full rundown: NFL Draft storylines and prop bets: Aaron opens the show by discussing the most interesting storylines in the lead up to the NFL Draft (3:20). He wonders why it's "controversial" to draft Mac Jones at No. 3, why he believes Justin Fields will go higher than expected, Trey Lance will fall and what will the Bengals do to help Joe Burrow? Finally, with NFL Draft betting booming, he shares his favorite NFL Draft prop bets (22:00). Yahoo Sports NFL Draft insider Eric Edholm joins the show: Next up, Aaron is joined by Yahoo draft expert Eric Edholm for an in-depth breakdown of the draft (36:00). The guys discuss if Zach Wilson is a safe bet at No. 2, why is Justin Fields falling and what other storylines you need to watch in Round 1. Also, how does Eric know which information to trust this time of year and who is lying in draft season. Also, how does a draft expert spend the Monday after the draft? Finally, Aaron wraps by discussing the absurd Mark Emmert contract extension and why this is bad, bad news for college sports (59:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron opens the show discussing the life and legacy of Terrence Clarke. He then moves onto the possibility of College Football Playoff expansion, Sunday's stunning Kim Mulkey news and welcomes in USC head coach Andy Enfield for his first sit down interview since the Trojans' Elite Eight run Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses Chet Holmgren's commitment to Gonzaga, Mike Woodson's surprising early run at Indiana and the mega news that top assistant Orlando Antigua is reportedly headed to Kentucky. Then he is joined by National Player of the Year Luka Garza for an exclusive interview Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday and with no major sporting events on the calendar, we've got a hodgepodge edition of the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron begins by discussing all the big coaching hires in college hoops, and the story about the absurd money that Indiana offered Brad Stevens. Then he discusses the biggest NFL Draft storylines and gives a "Shout out of the Day" to Pete Rose. Here's a full rundown of today's show Grading the college hoops' coaching hires + Brad Stevens/Indiana report: With college hoops' hiring season over, Aaron opens the show by grading the coaching hires (4:00). Aaron grades all the big hires, discusses the surprising hires at Indiana, North Carolina and Arizona and wonders if anyone other than Texas with Chris Beard got a "home run hire." Speaking of home run hires, Aaron discusses the report of the insane money Indiana offered Brad Stevens. Rather than mocking Indiana, Aaron gives credit, as the Hoosiers were ready to break the bank for a big name head coach (24:00). Biggest NFL Draft questions + Wild Pete Rose story: After a short break, Aaron transitions to all the biggest NFL Draft stories. He wonders why Jusin Fields is rising, Mac Jones is falling and - are we sure Zach Wilson is the second best player on the board (34:00)? Finally, "Shout out of the Day" goes to Pete Rose, who is now officially selling his baseball picks for money (52:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a few days off, Aaron is back and fired up with a new episode of the Aaron Torres Podcast. He discusses Arizona's hiring of Tommy Lloyd and what he likes and what he doesn't about the hire, as well as a truly dumb NFL Draft take on Trevor Lawrence. Then after a short break he transitions to a mailbag where he discusses Kentucky's point guard woes and a strange story from the University of Hartford. Here's a full rundown: Arizona has a new basketball coach + Dumb Trevor Lawrence draft opinions: Aaron opens the show by discussing Arizona hiring Gonzaga assistant Tommy Lloyd (2:30). He gives you the details on what took so long - and explains why he likes the hire, but also believes there should be some concerns (9:00). Also, USC got punished by the NCAA for their role in the FBI probe - but their punishment was light. And Aaron wonders if that's good news for Arizona, Louisville and Auburn (19:00)? Finally he discusses a truly dumb NFL Draft opinion that has emerged that Trevor Lawrence "doesn't have a killer instinct (23:00)." Mailbag talking Kentucky hoops, Walker Kessler and a school trying to shut down athletics: Next up, Aaron opens his mailbag to answer questions from listeners. Aaron opens by talking about Kentucky's final piece of their 2021-2022 roster - the point guard, and who he would go after if he was John Calipari (35:00). He also discusses Walker Kessler's interesting decision to commit to Auburn (41:30) and a strange story out of University of Hartford (43:30), where a school that just made the NCAA Tournament is trying to drop its athletics department to D3. It's a great episode - download NOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday and we've got a LOADED Aaron Torres Podcast for you. Aaron discusses the mess at Arizona as they still look for a new head coach, Dick Vitale's comments that transfers "ruining" college hoops, plus gets you updated on transfer news from the weekend. Then he welcomes Illinois All-American Ayo Dosunmu to the show Arizona update + are transfers "ruining" college hoops: Aaron opens the show by getting you caught up on the Arizona job - and explains why the whole deal is turning into a total mess. After the school had a leader all weekend they got major pushback - and now, no one knows where they'll go from here (3:00). From there he transitions to Dick Vitale's comments that transfers are "ruining" college hoops. He explains why those comments aren't totally accurate - but that there are unintended consequences to opening up transferring that many fans might not realize (15:00). Finally he gets you up to date on actual transfer news, with Mac McClung hitting the portal and Alabama, Arkansas and Louisville all picking up big commits this weekend - also who are the biggest winners in the portal so far (28:00). Illinois All-American Ayo Dosunmu joins the show: Next up Aaron welcomes in Illinois All-American and Cousy Award winner as the nation's top point guard, Ayo Dosunmu to today's Aaron Torres Podcast (40:00). The guys discuss Ayo's decision to choose Illinois, the growth of the program while he was there and this year's historic season. They also discuss his famous "mask," the emergence of freshman star Andre Curbelo and the disappointing season end for the Illini. The interview was brought to you by Hoop Hall - to find out more about all this year's big winners, visit HoopHallAwards.com. You can also follow them on Twitter @HoopHall or on Instagram at @HoopHall as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and we have a wild Aaron Torres Podcast for you. Aaron discusses Sean Miller's firing at Arizona, who is potentially next, then reveals his "Way Too Early Top 25" for 2021-2022. Finally he wraps by discussing his updated "Transfer Big Board" of the Top 20 players currently availableSean Miller fired + who's next at Arizona: Aaron opens the show by discussing Sean Miller's firing at Arizona (2:00). He explains why the decision is both shocking and not shocking and why Arizona had horrible timing with this decision. He also discusses the behind the scenes story of what went into the decision (14:00), and also wonders whether anyone will take this job mid-NCAA investigation. Finally he shares the guys that he would call to take the job and where Arizona might go (17:00). Way Too Early Top 25 + the 20 Best Players Currently in the Transfer Portal: After a short break, Aaron is back to discuss his "Way Too Early Top 25" for next year (33:00). He explains why he still has Gonzaga No. 1, which teams might move up and down and the one fan-base that's furious with his ranking. Finally, he ranks "The best 20 Players in the Transfer Portal" discussing his big board, the best players available and where they may go next season (48:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Tuesday, and we have ourselves a post national championship game Aaron Torres Podcast! Aaron reacts to Baylor's national championship, discusses whether he thinks Hubert Davis will work or not at UNC and why there is more to the Devin Askew transfer from Kentucky than people realize. Here is a full recap of the show: Full reaction to Baylor's national championship game win: Aaron opens the show by discussing Baylor's dominant victory over Gonzaga (3:30). He explains why this was actually a satisfying title game, even if it was a blowout, before going through all the numbers to show just how dominant this win was and wonders if this was one of the most underrated teams we've ever seen. He also looks at it from Gonzaga's perspective and answers the question of whether the Zags were "overrated" this year (13:30). Also, was the original Gonzaga-Baylor game being cancelled the best thing possible for Baylor and worst possible for Gonzaga? Finally he credits everyone in college hoops for making a season happen. UNC hires Hubert Davis, Devin Askew transfers: From there, Aaron transitions to other news and notes from across college hoops. He discusses North Carolina's hire of Hubert Davis, explains why he believes the Tar Heels could've done better, even if this hire makes sense (23:00). He transitions to some brief Mike Woodson news before closing with Devin Askew's decision to transfer (38:30). As Aaron explains, the choice was more complicated than many realize. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's late Sunday - and we couldn't WAIT until Monday to get you an all new Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron discusses every angle on the UCLA-Gonzaga instant classic, which will go down as one of the best games in college hoops history. He also previews Baylor-Gonzaga on Monday and wraps with some transfer portal news, discussing the commitments of Kellan Grady, Justin Powell, Au'Diese Toney and more. Here's a full rundown: Gonzaga-UCLA instant classic, Baylor-Houston and a title game preview: Aaron opens the show by discussing the instant classic that was Gonzaga-UCLA (3:00). He breaks down key plays, the moment he thought Gonzaga had for sure lost and Jalen Suggs' shot that will live on forever. He also explains why he believes the biggest play of the game came in regulation, the incredible effort by UCLA and Johnny Juzang and why this game proves the value of college hoops, even for elite players like Jalen Suggs (14:00). Next he briefly transitions to Baylor-Houston (23:00), before previewing the national title game. He explains why there are just three keys to the game, and why we could know who will win within the first five minutes. Finally, he gives his title game picks (32:00). Transfer portal winners so far: Finally, Aaron wraps by talking about his "transfer portal winners so far," going in depth on the commitment of Kellan Grady to Kentucky and Justin Powell at Tennessee, as well as why he believes Powell didn't end up at Kentucky (42:30). We got an all-time classic Saturday... and we have a title game Monday and it's time to break it all down! Today's episode is brought to you by: ManScaped.com: Use promo code "TORRES" to receive 20% off + free shipping on the best "below the waist" grooming tools on the market PicksWise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday night and we couldn't wait until Friday to get out this episode of the Aaron Torres Podcast! Aaron discusses Roy Williams' shocking retirement, who's next at UNC, as well as Chris Beard's move to Texas. Finally, he previews Saturday's Final Four games. Roy Williams retires + where does UNC go from here: Aaron opens the show by talking the shocking news of Roy Williams' retirement (3:00). He gets into the reasons why Williams decided to step aside, and why this might be a sign of what's to come for other big-name coaches in college basketball and college football (10:00). He also talks about Williams' legacy and why he - weirdly - remains one of the most underappreciated coaches of his era (16:30). From there he talks about who's next at North Carolina and why UNC is an elite job that can get a *lot* of coaches no one else can. He also tells you who he'd call if he was North Carolina and who he actually expects North Carolina to pursue (24:30). Chris Beard to Texas and a Final Four preview: From there Aaron turns his attention to the other big news in college hoops - Chris Beard leaving Texas Tech for Texas (37:00). He explains why the news was both shocking and not shocking at all, and also why he believes Beard will turn Texas into a college hoops power. Finally, he previews Saturday's two Final Four games and wonders, are we going to get the Baylor-Gonzaga title game we've been waiting all season for (49:30)? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A new Aaron Torres Pod is live, as the 2021 Final Four is.... SET! Aaron breaks down all four games, the big storylines and what to what to watch for as Gonzaga, Baylor, Houston and UCLA... yes, UCLA will duke it out for a national championship. Here is a quick rundown: UCLA's shocking run + Gonzaga cruises: Aaron opens the show by discussing UCLA's shocking run to the Final Four! He explains why the run is both stunning and not stunning at all and why its finally time to put the "Mick Cronin can't win the big one" narrative to bed (5:00). Then, he transitions to Monday's other game, as Gonzaga dominated USC. At this point, would Gonzaga's season be considered a failure if they don't win it all (22:30)? Baylor and Houston advance to the Final Four as well: Next up, Aaron discusses the two games that took place on Tuesday night. He goes in depth on Baylor, and explains why the Bears - not the Zags - actually had the most pressure to get to the FInal Four this year and how incredible it is that they got there (31:00). He also discusses Arkansas' Cinderella story coming to an end and Houston's redemption. Also, why it's time to stop criticizing Kelvin Sampson for what happened at Indiana 20 years ago and why Monday was the first time that people nationally appreciated just how fun Houston is to watch (44:00). Today's episode is brought to you by: PicksWise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday and we've got a LOADED episode of the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron recaps all the Sweet 16 games and looks ahead to all the Elite Eight games the next two days. Then he discusses the official death of Indiana basketball after making Mike Woodson its next head coach. Here is a rundown of today's show: A full Sweet 16 recap and look ahead to the Elite Eight: Aaron opens the show by recapping everything that happened on the court this weekend (3:00). He discusses the Pac-12's meteoric rise and answers the question: Where the heck did this league come from (5:00)? He also talks the surge of the rest of the weekend that was, including the surge of the two LA programs, a disappointing end for Alabama, Arkansas' heroics against Oral Roberts and why Juwan Howard really might be the future face of college hoops. Finally, he gives quick thoughts on all of the Elite Eight games starting on Monday night (24:00). Did Indiana really hire Mike Woodson? Plus other college hoops coaching carousel news: Aaron wraps the show by discussing the shocking college hoops news from this weekend - Indiana electing to hire Mike Woodson as its next head coach (31:30). After a quick moment of silence, he explains why the news is truly baffling, why he doesn't believe the hire will work and why it's idiotic to compare Mike Woodson to Juwan Howard at Michigan. He also discusses Shaka Smart's decision to leave Texas for Marquette and why it might be the right move for both sides (47:30). Finally, how did DePaul whiff on Kenny Payne? Today's episode is brought to you by: PicksWise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the tournament not tipping off again until Saturday, we have a special Friday edition of the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron previews all the Sweet 16 games this weekend and also looks ahead to a wild off-season - by ranking the 15 best players currently in college basketball's transfer portal right now. Here's a rundown: Previewing all the Sweet 16 games: Aaron opens the show by giving a full rundown of all this weekend's Sweet 16 games (3:30). He starts with Saturday's games in the South and Midwest, where he wonders if Sister Jean's magic runs out this weekend, if Oral Roberts really has a chance against Arkansas, if Baylor is back and why Syracuse and Houston will be the most interesting game - even if it might be the most boring too. He then transitions to Sunday's games (16:00), where Gonzaga tries to stay undefeated, where Florida State-Michigan might be the game of the weekend, Alabama looks to roll past UCLA and we get a Pac-12 late night tilt with USC vs. Oregon. The 15 best players currently in the transfer portal: Next, Aaron transitions to discussing what is becoming an increasingly important topic - that is college basketball's transfer portal (30:00). He explains why this is destined to be the craziest year - and maybe the craziest year ever - for the portal, thanks to a number of rules changes. And from there, gets to the 15 best players in the transfer portal and where they are being projected to land. Don't worry, we'll be covering the transfer portal all off-season long on the Aaron Torres Pod! Today's episode is brought to you by: PicksWise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday, we're inching towards the weekend and what better way to get through your day than with a new edition of the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron gives some quick mid-week tournament thoughts and wonders: Are we sure Indiana knows what it's doing with its coaching search? He then welcomes on his old friend Nick Coffey to talk about all sorts of things across the world of college hoops. Mid-week tournament thoughts: Aaron opens the show by discussing some thoughts he's had on the tournament since the last show. He explains why it has become apparent that based on tournament results the committee completely mis-seeded several teams (4:00). Why did it happen and how can it be fixed in the future? Also, Aaron goes in-depth on the Big Ten's struggles. Based on their style of play and who they recruit, are we sure it's going to get better any time soon. The data says no (12:00)?. Finally, he gives an update with the Indiana coaching job (22:00). With names like Mike Woodson and Thad Matta emerging, are we sure Indiana knows what it's doing in this search? Nick Coffey joins the show: Next up, Aaron's old friend, radio host Nick Coffey joins him (40:00). The guys discuss the surprising early start to the tournament. Should we be surprised by all the early upsets, is it a bad thing for the tournament, and is the Big Dance on a free roll where fans are just so happy to have it back, no one cares? Also, why we underestimated the Pac-12, overvalued the Big Ten and, is Indiana basketball still a desirable job? Also, make sure to tune back Friday for a special Sweet 16 preview edition of the Aaron Torres Podcast Today's episode is brought to you by: PicksWise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron recaps the full, wild opening weekend of college hoops. He explains why so many upsets happened, why the Big Ten collapsed and why the Pac-12 had its best weekend in years. Also thoughts on Alabama, Arkansas, Gonzaga and the rest of the Sweet 16 field Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wake up... the NCAA TOURNEY BEGINS TODAY!! And on today's Aaron Torres Podcast, we celebrate. Aaron gives his official NCAA Tournament picks, shares his best bets for Round 1 and welcomes Mount St. Mary's head coach Dan Engelstad in, live from the tourney bubble in Indy, before his team plays the opening game of the *entire* NCAA Tournament on Thursday night. Here's a full rundown of the show: Official NCAA Tournament picks and best bets: We've waited long enough! It's time for Aaron to make his official tournament picks - and he does, with some surprise Final Four selections. He goes region by region, game-by-game to give his picks, starting in the West where he still believes that Gonzaga got the easiest draw of all the No. 1 seed (5:30). Aaron also believes the East is one of the toughest regions he can remember, where 5-6 teams could win the whole thing (20:00) and explains why in the South, he actually think Baylor's toughest game could come... in the second round (32:00)? Finally, he wraps in the Midwest where he actually has Illinois getting upset somewhere along the way - but by who (39:00)? From there, he gives his Final Four and title picks (47:00). Also, he shares his favorite bets for Round 1 of the Big Dance, including a few 12 over 5 upsets (49:00). Mount Saint Mary's coach Dan Engelstad: Next up, Aaron welcomes in the man who will coach the first game of this year's NCAA Tournament - Mount Saint Mary's Dan Engelstad (56:00)! He discusses what life is like in the bubble in Indianapolis, the steps that the NCAA is taking to keep teams safe and what it will be like to coach in the first NCAA Tournament in two years. He also previews his team and their matchup with fellow No. 16 seed Texas Southern. Today's episode is brought to you by:BracketFanatics.com: Make sure to join the "Aaron Torres Pod" Bracket Challenge. Use promo code "TORRES" to be automatically entered to win a $1,000 cash prize. Also, top two brackets receive $250 Buffalo Wild Wings gift cards PicksWise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have a LOADED mid-week Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron gives some mid-week bracket thoughts, discusses some actual good Covid news out of Indianapolis, the return of Sister Jean and who is next at Indiana. He wraps by talking Kentucky's offseason after some strong words from John Calipari. Here is a full rundown: Mid-week bracket thoughts, upset picks + the return of Sister Jean: Aaron opens the show by giving a mid-week evaluation of what to expect at the NCAA Tournament (4:00). He discusses why we actually got good Covid news yesterday in Indy, which should help calm people's fears about canceled games. Then he discusses the return of Sister Jean (10:00), and gives a few general thoughts on the bracket, including upsets to watch and mid-week storylines to navigate (13:00). His official picks will come Thursday. Who's next at Indiana: From there, Aaron moves to the coaching carousel (20:00). Archie Miller is out at Indiana, and Aaron gives the four guys that Indiana has to call - and the one guy he would go get if he was IU AD. He also briefly runs through the rest of the available jobs. Kentucky's off-season plan: Aaron wraps on Kentucky's off-season (51:30) where he discusses John Calipari's Monday comments, the return of Devin Askew, Dontaie Allen and Lance Ware, and why he quietly is starting to believe that Kentucky can turn things around next season. Today's episode is brought to you by: Pickswise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! ManScaped: Use promo code "TORRES" to get 20% off your first purchase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Selection Sunday - and after missing out on an NCAA Tournament last year... we officially have an NCAA TOURNEY BRACKET!!! Aaron breaks down each region and all the major storylines, from top seeds, to upset potential and an early look at a potential Final Four. These are not yet official picks - but here is a rundown of today's show: West and East Regions: After Aaron tells you about his Bracket Challenge - where you can win a $1,000 cash prize or a $250 Buffalo Wild Wings gift card - (2:30) Aaron breaks down the first two regions in the NCAA Tournament: The West and the East. Aaron starts out West, where Aaron has a few question (6:00) --- Did Gonzaga get an advantageous draw to get them to the Final Four, could Creighton and Virginia both be upset in Round 1, and is USC a darkhorse to upset Kansas? From there, he moves out East (15:00), where he says that this is the most wide open region he can remember. Why Michigan can get upset as early as Round 2, why Georgetown can make a run, and why there are legitimately 7-8 teams that can win this region. Also, could UConn upset Alabama in Round 2? South and Midwest Regions: After a short break, Aaron discusses the South and Midwest regions. He begins in the South where he wonders whether Baylor can get upset as early as Round 2 and if Arkansas has a draw that could get them all the way to the Elite Eight (25:00)? Then he transitions to the Midwest where Illinois is the top seed, but could face a challenge from Oklahoma State in the Sweet 16 and Houston in the Elite Eight. Also, is Syracuse destined to make another run and could Tennessee get upset in Round 1? We have ourselves a bracket - let's get excited!!!!!! And the Aaron Torres Pod has everything you need to know as you fill everything out. Today's episode is brought to you by:BracketFanatics.com: Make sure to join the "Aaron Torres Pod" Bracket Challenge. Use promo code "TORRES" to be automatically entered to win a $1,000 cash prize. Also, top two brackets receive $250 Buffalo Wild Wings gift cards PicksWise.com: Visit PicksWise where you can get expert picks, every day throughout the NCAA Tournament! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday, it's Champ Week and what better way to get caught up on all the action, other than with a loaded episode of the Aaron Torres Podcast? Aaron recaps a busy Wednesday of "Champ Week," looks ahead to a loaded Thursday and welcomes in SEC Network's Pat Bradley to look at the landscape in the SEC. Here is a full rundown of today's show: Recapping Wednesday of "Champ Week" + a Thursday look ahead: Aaron opens the show discussing a busy Wednesday of "Champ Week." He explains why North Carolina is so damn dangerous when they are locked in (4:00) and looks at Duke's victory over Louisville (10:00). What does it mean for both the Blue Devils, but also Louisville, who now finds itself squarely on the bubble? Aaron then looks at the rest of the landscape, including surprise, surprise, Iona getting hot under Rick Pitino (16:30) and also looks ahead to a loaded Thursday slate (20:30). SEC Network's Pat Bradley joins the show: Next up, Aaron is joined by SEC Network's Pat Bradley for a fun interview and look ahead to the SEC Tournament (25:00). The guys discuss Pat's playing days at Arkansas and being recruited - and turned down - by John Calipari. From there they talk the rise of Arkansas and Alabama this year and which one is more likely to make a deep tournament run. Finally, they wrap on Kentucky, and whether the Wildcats can actually make a run and win four games in four days in Nashville. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Wednesday, it's Champ Week and it's time for a LOADED Aaron Torres Podcast! Aaron asks if we should be worried following Gonzaga's struggles on Tuesday night, then looks at the biggest "Champ Week" questions. He also switches to football to discuss Les Miles' firing and the crazy comments about Kirby Smart and Nick Saban from a legendary high school football coach. Here is a full rundown of today's show: Cause for concern with Gonzaga + "Champ Week" questions: Aaron opens the show by discussing Gonzaga's narrow, sloppy win over BYU on Tuesday (3:30). Aaron explains why yes, BYU did expose Gonzaga's biggest weakness and their biggest concern for them heading into the NCAA, even with a win. Then he talks about all the biggest stories of "Champ Week" from who gets No. 1 seeds, to teams on the rise and will Duke and Kentucky actually make a run (19:00)? Les Miles fired + Rush Propst comments: Finally, Aaron wraps the show by discussing the bizarre firing of Les Miles. Is this the end for Les Miles as we know it, how did Kansas not know about his past indiscretions and can anyone win in Lawrence (33:30)? Then he discusses the wild audio from Georgia high school legend Rush Propst who accused Nick Saban and Kirby Smart of both cheating in recruiting. He also wonders, does anyone care anymore if college recruits are paid (50:00)? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's one of the best weeks of the year, "Champ Week" and Aaron celebrates with a loaded Aaron Torres Podcast. He previews all the major conference tournaments and then welcomes in Morehead State head coach Preston Spradlin to the show! Here is a full preview: Previewing all the major conference tournaments: It's Champ Week, and Aaron previews all the major conference tournaments, looking at the favorites, biggest storylines, best long shot to bet and bubble teams. Things start with the ACC (4:00), then go to the Big East (11:30), Big 12 (18:30), Big Ten (24:00), Pac-12 (31:000 and SEC (34:30). Then he discusses the other storylines to watch heading into one of the best weeks of the entire calendar year. Morehead State head coach Preston Spradlin joins the show: Fresh off clinching an NCAA Tournament bid, Morehead State head coach Preston Spradlin joins the show (42:30). Spradlin discusses getting the Morehead State job at 30 years-old, the rebuild of the program and when he knew this 2020-2021 team had a chance to be special. He also discussed how early games against Kentucky, Ohio State and Clemson prepared this team for success, what it was like working for John Calipari and what he expects from his team when they tip off in the tournament next week. Today's episode is sponsored by BracketFanatics.com. Use promo code "TORRES" when you sign up and start your bracket and you're automatically entered to win a $1,000 cash prize. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and we are about to enter the final weekend of the college hoops season! And with it, we have a LOADED Aaron Torres Podcast: Aaron looks back at big wins for Villanova, UConn and Oregon, and then turns his attention to college basketball's coaching carousel. Are these Sean Miller's final few days at Arizona - and what other jobs could open? Finally, he previews a loaded weekend starting Thursday! Wednesday recap: Aaron opens the show by discussing Wednesday night college hoops (2:30). He discusses Villanova clinching another Big East title - but with a cost as starting point guard Collin Gillespie could be done with an injury. What does it mean for Nova's title chances? He also discusses UConn coming into form (8:30) and Oregon turning into a dangerous team for March (12:00). Sean Miller and the coaching carousel: From there, Aaron turns his attention to Sean Miller - with just one year left on his deal, there is real talk that Miller might be out at Arizona (15:00). Is this his final week at the school, does he survive one more season and who would even take the job in this climate? Then Aaron does a deep dive on the rest of the college hoops coaching carousel, looking at Indiana, Minnesota and what other jobs could open and which coaches could be on the move (25:00). Finally, Aaron previews a loaded final weekend of the season, which includes conference tourneys kicking off and daytime college hoops, in addition to games from all the major conferences (40:00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron discusses a wild Tuesday night in college hoops, gives you a few teams that are being overlooked going into the NCAA Tourney and talks about the possibility of full college football stadiums - are sports about to finally start looking "normal" again? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday, it's March and that means one thing: It's time to lock into the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron discusses the NCAA's weird new tournament protocols which were announced last week, a wild weekend, Gonzaga finishing the regular season undefeated and could Archie Miller really be fired at Indiana. Here is a full recap: Weird NCAA Tournament protocols, wild weekend: Last Thursday, the NCAA announced some strange new protocols for the NCAA Tournament and Aaron opens by discussing them all. You will not believe what will happen if a team gets Covid during the Big Dance and how they'll be replaced (2:30). Aaron also explains why this wild weekend - where five Top 11 teams lost - is reflective of what he expects from the NCAA Tournament this year (14:30). Baylor loses, Gonzaga undefeated, Archie Miller hot seat: After a brief note from our sponsor, Aaron comes back to discuss Baylor's loss - and explains why this could mean something big... and why it might not (23:00). Finally he talks Gonzaga finishing undefeated, and why would should appreciate what they did this season - regardless of their conference affiliation (35:00). And he wraps by discussing a potential mega coaching carousel development: After Indiana lost to fall to 12-12 overall, could Archie Miller really be fired at Indiana (47:00). And what two massive names could replace him? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and what better way to get ready for a LOADED weekend of hoops than by listening to the Aaron Torres Podcast. Aaron recaps the big Alabama-Arkansas game, explains why the ACC stinks and previews a great weekend ahead. He also welcomes in Oklahoma State Mike Boynton to the show as well. Here is a full rundown: Alabama-Arkansas thoughts + the ACC stinks: Aaron opens the show recapping Wednesday's first place showdown in the SEC between Alabama and Arkansas (3:00). Aaron explains why Arkansas has officially entered the "team you don't want in your bracket" picture in the NCAA Tournament and why the future remains bright under Eric Musselman. He also discusses what Bama needs to do to regroup, and why any fan-base hoping to get Nate Oats out of Tuscaloosa has no chance for a while. Finally, he talks about a really bad performance by Virginia, and why the ACC - outside of Florida State - stinks (20:00). Oklahoma State head coach Mike Boynton joins the show: Next up, Aaron welcomes in old friend, Oklahoma State head coach Mike Boynton (30:00). Will Oklahoma State still receive its tournament ban or play in this year's Big Dance? Boynton explains. He then discusses why his team's success this year, the Cowboys future and what it's like to go against Baylor. Finally, he answers the question: How would he pitch a recruit considering the G-League after Cade Cunningham's success this season? Finally, Aaron wraps the show by discussing a loaded weekend slate that includes Iowa-Michigan on Thursday, plus Duke-Louisville, Florida State-North Carolina, Kentucky-Florida, Arkansas-LSU and more on Saturday (49:00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Wednesday and we've got a loaded Aaron Torres Podcast! Aaron discusses the scary Tiger Woods situation, then tells you why you shouldn't have been surprised by all the upsets in college hoops on Tuesday. Then he is joined by ESPN star college hoops analyst Sean Farnham, who came out spitting fire talking all of the sport's big storylines. Here is a rundown of today's show: Tiger Woods + Tuesday college hoops: Aaron opens the show on a serious topic, discussing the biggest story in sports Tuesday's Tiger Woods car crash (2:30). He gets you up to date on what you need to know, what's next for Tiger and why this is again a reminder of how fragile life is. After Tiger, Aaron transitions to a much lighter topic, which is of course Tuesday's upset filled college hoops slate (11:30). And he explains the one reason you shouldn't have been surprised by Tuesday's upset-filled slate, with Illinois falling and Baylor playing its closest game of the season! Sean Farham joins the show: Next up, ESPN's Sean Farnham returns to the show for the second time this season to discuss all the big picture topics in college hoops (23:00). The guys discuss the national scene, wonder if Gonzaga's schedule has been too easy for their own good and whether the future of college hoops looks more like Gonzaga and Baylor than Duke and Kentucky? Then they look ahead to what this March Madness will look like and wonder how many teams can actually win it all. Finally, Sean explains why he appreciates all the sacrifices players and coaches have made this year to get a season in! This is a must-listen to interview from Sean Farnham! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Sunday night... and why wait until Monday for a LOADED Aaron Torres Pod. Aaron talks about the weekend that was, discussing the thrilling Ohio State-Michigan game, the viral Chris Mack video that made the rounds and the latest with Jalen Johnson -- as Jay Bilas and Jim Boeheim fought publicly in the media. He also discusses all the big results from the weekend Ohio State-Michigan was the game college hoops fans needed + Chris Mack video: Aaron opens the show with reaction to not only the Game of the Weekend, but possibly the Game of the Year in college hoops: Michigan-Ohio State (3:00). Aaron explains why this is the game college hoops fans deserved and needed, what it says about Michigan and Ohio State in the chase for the title and why it proves Juwan Howard is your National Coach of the Year. Then Aaron discusses the crazy Chris Mack video that went viral and why he believes there is genuine hatred back in the Kentucky-Louisville rivalry(22:30). Finally, Aaron talks about both Kentucky and Louisville's games from the weekend, explaining why he believes the Wildcats are the team "no one wants to see" in Nashville for the SEC Tournament and why its officially time to give up on Tennessee as a title contender (34:00). Jim Boeheim vs. Jay Bilas and why Duke is better without Jalen Johnson: Finally, Aaron wraps the show by discussing the newest chapter of "as Jalen Johnson turns." Aaron explains Jim Boeheim's reaction to the Johnson news, Jay Bilas's reaction to Boeheim and why this incident proves that we live in a world where no one can ever criticize anyone without pushback (41:00). Finally he wraps by talking about how Duke is better without Johnson, why Arizona could be worth watching next year and both Illinois-Minnesota and UConn-Villanova recaps Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday and we've got an ALL-TIME Aaron Torres Podcast as "The Boz," Brian Bosworth joins the show for a fun, wide-ranging interview. Aaron also talks Wednesday night hoops explaining why USC - yes, USC basketball - deserves our respect, why Duke might be better without Jalen Johnson and why Kentucky is a team that no one will want to face at the SEC Tournament. Here is a full rundown: Wednesday night college hoops + coaching carousel: Aaron opens the show by discussing Wednesday night college hoops. He opens with the most underrated team in college hoops USC (Yes, USC basketball). The Trojans are 18-3 and still don't get any respect. Aaron explains why they're a team you need to know come March (3:00). He also discusses how Duke all of a sudden looks much better without Jalen Johnson (15:00) and why Kentucky is a team that you won't want to see come SEC Tournament time after a second straight win (21:00). Finally he talks coaching carousel. Boston College is the first big time job to open up, and Aaron explains what to expect in this year's coaching cycle and what could be next for the ACC school. . "The Boz," Brian Bosworth joins the show: Next up, Aaron welcomes an all-time guest as "The Boz" Brian Bosworth joins the show (41:00). The guys discuss his new college football TV show available for download now, as well as his entire career. He tells stories of being recruited by Barry Switzer, when he went from Brian to "The Boz" and how he became a "brand" before anyone knew what a "brand" was. This is an ALL-TIME, must listen segment! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices