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SVPod

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Sports

4.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 23 February 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve discuss Steve watching his daughter’s rec basketball team, Scott’s pitch for an American Idol-style dunk contest, and if drafting Bronny James to get LeBron would be worthwhile. Then, The Athletic’s Brendan Quinn stops by to discuss all of the layers to the Juwan Howard situation, how many teams he thinks can win the title, if the Big Ten’s individual talent will lead to postseason success, Kansas, and Maryland’s next coach. Later, Steve has an important question for Scott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome, it's SVPod.
0:05.8	Stanford Steve is alongside.
0:08.3	We talked to some college basketball with Brendan Quinn from the athletic, the Joanne's
0:15.0	Howard story.
0:16.0	Significant, he wrote an interesting column about that.
0:18.7	Also just kind of open Mike on who he like.
0:22.3	It was good.
0:23.3	Who could win a title?
0:24.6	Stanford Steve and I have covered that ground.
0:26.0	I'm curious who he likes.
0:28.6	As good as anybody covering college basketball.
0:31.0	So for those of you that are just maybe joining the fun, there are people that don't follow
0:35.2	it from November on quite as closely as others.
0:38.5	He'd be a good starting point to kind of get your beak wet on the college who front.
0:43.9	How are you big, man?
0:45.5	I'm good.
0:47.7	What do you smell about?
0:48.7	That's always dangerous.
0:50.4	You said, obviously football is done.
0:53.4	We're in hoops, right?
0:54.6	Yeah.
0:55.6	And you took a little trip this weekend and I've been going the last couple of weekends.
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