11/04: CBB vs. CFB selection process; why certain coaches are on the hot seat

Eye On College Basketball

CBS Sports

Sports, Basketball

4.6 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2015

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss different coaches on the so-called hot seat -- among them Tom Crean, Josh Pastner, Travis Ford and Lorenzo Romar -- and talk about how weird it must be to have people debate whether you're going to keep your job.

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0:00.0	All right, this is Gary Parrish, again from CBS Sports, it's now a Wednesday, November
0:14.6	4th, and this is the Ion College basketball podcast.
0:17.5	I'm joined for usual by my colleagues Matt Norlander and Sam Vassini, and we're now,
0:22.8	I think I've got the count done right.
0:24.4	Nine days?
0:25.4	Is that right?
0:26.4	Nine days to the start of the season?
0:28.0	We are actually, yes, nine days away.
0:31.2	Somebody call up Ross Dean's Twitter account and see how many days we are away from.
0:34.8	Yeah, we are nine days.
0:36.3	We're almost there.
0:37.3	We're almost there.
0:38.3	I think it's nine.
0:39.3	We are almost there.
0:40.3	And I tell you, I have reached the point.
0:42.2	You know how coaches always say, hey, my players are just ready to play against somebody
0:46.5	else.
0:47.5	We're tired of practicing.
0:48.5	We're ready to get going.
0:49.5	Whether we're ready or not, like actually ready, we're just anxious to get, I've reached
0:53.8	that point.
0:54.8	We're tired of talking about what I think is going to be.
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