Kansas and Michigan State stink, Big 12-SEC Challenge Recap, Conference Tourney Opt Outs?
Aaron discusses both Kansas and Michigan State's struggles, recaps the Big 12-SEC Challenge and explains why he believes conference tournaments could look different this year - and not in a good way
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Show Notes
It's Monday and we've got a LOADED Aaron Torres Podcast for you. Aaron talks about the struggles of Kansas and Michigan State, recaps all the marquee games in the Big 12-SEC Challenge and explains why conference tournaments may look different this year - and why some teams might not show up at all. Here is a full rundown of the show:
Kansas and Michigan State both stink (too): After weeks of talking about how bad Duke and Kentucky are, Aaron finally discusses the other two elite programs that are really struggling: Kansas and Michigan State. Aaron explains why the FBI might have finally caught up to Kansas - and why things might only get worse from here (3:00) and then transitions to Michigan State (16:00). He explains why the Spartans are largely struggling from the same problems Duke and Kentucky are, and why he wonders if it might just be time to give up on the Spartans this season.
Big 12-SEC Challenge Recap, conference tournament opt outs?: Aaron then recaps a busy weekend in the Big 12-SEC Challenge. He discusses Texas Tech's wild win at LSU and why Mac McClung has reshaped the Red Raiders this season (36:00), why Tennessee may have finally turned a corner, and quick thoughts on the Oklahoma-Alabama and Arkansas-Oklahoma State games (40:30).
Finally, he explains why conference tournaments may look different this year, why marquee teams might opt out and why it's a problem with no easy solution for schools and the NCAA (48:30). It's a loaded Monday show - download now!
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