Chris Spatola's College Hoops Breakdown

You Better You Bet

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🗓️ 23 February 2026

⏱️ 20 minutes

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ESPN's Chris Spatola joins the show to react to last weekend's College Hoops slate, including Duke's win over Michigan.

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0:00.0	77, now gold.
0:02.0	...now gold.
0:03.0	... Three point game, inside, inside two minutes to go.
0:30.0	The past.
0:32.0	Boozer for three.
0:34.4	Welcome back to you, Better You Bet Bet on Westwood One Sports.
0:39.9	Just a few assists shy of a triple double.
0:42.5	Cam Boozer comes up big, and Duke beat Michigan Saturday night in D.C., making them the presumptive new number one when we see the polls come out today.
0:53.6	Welcome back into You Better You Bet
0:55.1	here on Westwood One sports. Chris Mack in for Nick Costos, a snowed-in Nick Costos today. We are
1:01.8	presented by BetMGM, make it legendary. And we go from Saturday when we had potential final
1:08.5	four or national championship previews on the table to
1:12.2	tonight when we have a very big game in the Big 12 on Big Monday, who better to talk to
1:19.2	about it than Chris Spatola of ESPN and Sirius XM, former Duke assistant, West Point
1:24.9	Grad, got to be feeling patriotic after the big golden goal by Jack Hughes yesterday, Chris.
1:32.3	We'll get into hoops in just a second.
1:33.9	I was mentioning just a moment ago.
1:36.2	This felt like one of those big unifying moments.
1:39.2	We don't get a lot anymore in this internet era of everybody was together watching that and on the same page
1:46.7	as far as Americans go.
1:49.5	Yeah, well, we don't get a lot of love America moments either, to be frank, given where
1:54.6	things are.
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