Hey there, it's Gary Parish. It's Friday, November 4th, and this is the eye on college

basketball podcast. I got met Noirlander with me. The college basketball season tips exactly

one week from tonight. It's almost here. Thank God I'm going to be at the veterans'

classic for the third straight year. Always cool to visit the United States Naval Academy.

And I'm confident we will talk about that a little bit next week. But in the meantime,

what surprisingly, biggest story in college basketball this week has actually been former

college basketball player Ben Simmons. And that's because of the one and done documentary

about him that is debuting this week. And Norlander, have you read much about this? Have

you heard much about this? The part that's getting the most attention is Ben Simmons in

a scene calling the NCAA quote, really, F'd up. Does Ben Simmons have a point? Is the

NCAA really F'd up? You answer Noirlander. Well, I haven't people been saying the

SFL is really up. I know, right? Literally decades. Ben Simmons isn't exactly mining

new ore here. But listen, because he's saying what he's saying, because Simmons had such

a interesting somewhat polarizing one and done kind of experience and career, it's rightfully

getting a lot of play for those that are listening to this podcast on Friday afternoon,

shortly after we publish it. This is a documentary that will air on Showtime on Friday night at

9 o'clock. It's literally titled One and Done Ben Simmons and it'll re-air after that.

So if you want to see the documentary that's tied to this in Paris as a piece up and people

have written things about it as well, I'm going to watch it because it should be interesting,

and those Simmons is now an MBA commodity. Obviously, this is about his time at LSU, and I do

want to note that this documentary was the idea of Simmons and his family. Is that a good

idea going in? I don't really know. I'm going to have to see the documentary to get a full

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